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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-21
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oiIgs.
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bling iom ser / Sc iibite &or slar
ct / &on1truftionerne al 2uftfartpier.
fun ct Spgrgsmaal ON Sis og n1aa:
ife Henge, naar SlDpere :me6 2etbef
og @ifferbe6 flpber flere Suiinl
Meters @pj6e, belbeifDtte6e MOI
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balere 6renti6ens 2uftpei paa Ser
@run6ietning, at 2uftbabet bar BELT
og at ser fun6e u6ite6es Gorbuo mof
at oberifrioe gu ftgrenierne, 6a iaa.
oonne 8eltemmelier 2pbet al fort
Sis btl6e pere aloeles forel6eo:.
Set &rincip, iom for en- np 2uft.
bel maa legges til @rrno, bgr pere
set, at 2uften er fri for Iolle -
alt 6alo fra en- big @di6e at regne
-, men at etbbert 2an6 far &et til
at nn6erigge ct 2uftfartei ser Ian,
Ser paa 6ets @runo, ligelom Sol
6ere nn6erieger ct .5fib, ser logger
til be6 6ets &obne eller &Diter.
S &rigstio fan man lege @ren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-21
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II.
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Spoiel, @riga6ier / Salpation slrlnp
og Sefreter for oenne iociale Girf=
iombe6 poo Stillebapsfplten, er MT
op nenbt tilbage fra cit &eiie til
@nropa, paa Dpilfen ban bar b,lsgt
&iebenbapn. @an far Deltoget er=
Sci ptgttge &onferencer / 2onoon og
anOre 8per pebrerenOe @ereuS
Girfiombeo. s. Marcusien far Sc
libite slar Dopt @opeofparter / Oof-
lanO, Sal, og far otter optaget i'm
&irfiombe6 ser efter &eiien. Sons
@ultru, Mrs. soffp @areusien, Ser
ogiaa cn 6anlf al 6p6iel, far Il
geleoes en- betroet @oit i Seren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-21
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Sen 8egipenbeo, nernlig en- Sril=
lingfg6iel. Sen fa11ot Steo Sen 6.
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ger, Ser tilian1men peje0e 20 Hun0.
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er Smaafaarsfolf, men bar faae1
en0el &ielp fra forifiellig Sioc
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befiuoer Jig bel.
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9anife 8la6e me60eler, at Sier0e
S1li iaar feire0es / 9anmarf mel
ct san lf=on1erifanif Stepne, iom al
bol6tes paa &bisiel @eiifole / @en6=
I'ipsiel. Ser bar me0t 80 9anif.
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8eigg / gen6ipsiel, og 6esuoen Ell
Mea1g6e Solf fra Smegnen. Ger
boI6tes 6oreorag al Stolens 6or-
}itanoer, Ole Stepns, iom ti6ligere
bor beret 6oritan6er for u9ane.
bo6 &eiifole" / &merifa, iann1
Gnnif- -amerifanerne, Hreiterne 81
8obierg og Stran6ffop mo. II. s
6e felgen6e Gage foretages lt0.
flugter / Omegnen, og ben 9. Sulj
lutteoes of meo ct itort l1ng6oms
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quit begpn6er set egenltge 6anif
amerifonffe Stapne poa @eitbir]
|@giffole be6 &oriens og barer til 8
9lugu1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-21

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-21


Gn Maaneo ienere iful6e fuI6e
leg oplebe at ii66e paa @bicago-l1ni=
berFtetet, SIDE ONT SIDE me6 &ro-
fesioren / germanif 6iloloei, og jpn
ge rMo6ers Mopn er en- bimmelf
9p6" og Sen tapre 9anoiol6at"
S 6isie Sag ianle6es nemlig en-
8reos af Men0 fra 9it % @eit for
at tage 8eiten1melie ON Oprettel-
len at ct arnerifanife seIifab ior
Stnbiet al oe 1tor6iffe 2anbes
|Gpng og 2iteratur. Dette Mpbe,
|for bbilfet gbicogo-l -l1niberiitetet
Dor gert, bIen beiggt al en- frit
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-07-21

S r@eiifo1ebla6et" for 80. s5uni
lfriper 8ibliotbefur S. Gbrtitian
8aD:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

There Is only one thing the matter
with the poor; and that lis that they
have no money.-G. X. C'h esterton.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10
SAID BY EN'GLISHMEN

In music haste Always spells ruin
J. F. Cooke.
4
The busiest thingt liz the world is
idle curiosity.-L. Browne.
Nothing is more merciless than
slander.-The Reverend T. w. Lund.
know Of nothing more, sad than .
child's face with lines upontit.-Bishop
OF Chichester.
doubt II 50'per cent. ofsthe people
who are married are lreally sit for IT.
DR.. T. Claye-Shaw.
Every ordinary manAis apt to think
that he is one Of the. exceptions
Archdeacon,of sudbury.A
The scotsman's great motto is("Get
what you want, and do Mt give fyour-
self away" Guy.A
People can fall in loveA without any
capital;. and only two ara required to
form a, 'quorum.-IIill Roy IAN.
There is only one thing the matter
with the poor; and that lis that they
have no money.-G. X. C'h esterton.
We have got an inexh azlstible pas
sion for the music of for e&yners; and
the funny thing is that Il re'gners say
We are not a musical nHtion.-sir
Herbert Parry. Ia
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

Chamberlain. ga deset hodin
pc ustknuti chfestysem ma domo-
vine sveho otce. mala Anezka
Roufova, 2 pnl roxy stara. zem-
fela hotelu v Colome kamz byla
pfivezena X lekafi. Ona a JEFF
ctyry roxy starry bratr sli do mas
tale "a otcem jemz tam byl uklidil
potah mezkd. Otec ma to sel row.
nou do domu a deti Sc xastavili u
hromady prken. Ash "a dvs mi
nu.y dsvSatko kleslo k zemi q sta
nouc bezelo domu splacem q nafi-
kalo ze Sc skrAblo ma ruce. Otec
zpozoroval zranenf jez Sc podoba-
10 malemu modremu pupenci q
hned Sc domnival Re decko b. 10
ustknuto., Jeho obavy Sc bohuzel
potvrdily, a on pfiloziv domaci
prostfedky ma ranu jel tryskem
do mesta deckem, avsak By 10 jiz
pozde.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

westport, g. Pant Millspaug-
b,oys As roxy stara zemfela minu-
II, Gtvrtsk ma trichinovou otrav' I.
O statni clenove rodiny, jeff maj L.
al, ctyry ditky q jeff bratr Sc rev
n;k ,,alezsji v nebezpeci. Pred
3, sty tfdny pojedli nevafenou u
? eoku a hned ma to Sc roznemohli.
(Trichina 10 bacil ktery Sc Caste
nialeza jen We syrovem vepfoyen'
d ,asu. Bacil ten jakmile pfijde
d o tstroii poene rrolezati V tel
( iii provrta JENNA tkaniva celeho
I Ella a smrt obyGejne nhsleduje
1.'rostfe 1ku proti tomu neni a Je'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

Pierre, 4-Stat JIM Dakota
byl znovu rozdslen ma distrikty
We 12tem zasedani legislatury.
Stat Dude nyni miti til distrikty.
VSchodni Cast je rozdeIena ma
prvni druhS celia zapadn{ cast
ie tretim distriktem. Nasledkem
toho budeme mfti til kongresniky
ve Washingtonu pc pfisti volbe v
roku 1912. Kongresnjk Martin
patti do tfetiho a Burke do dru-
heho. Jihovychodni polovice vs.
chodni polovice statu do niz patti
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10
BLAME IT ON DESTINY.

Better overwork than loaf.
The man gwho has to taper OF te
take brace\usually doesn't stick!
Sometimes, Awhen you think you've
lost you: nerve. 1t merely has strayed!
The shallowest man we ever met
knew about a nicluel's worth about ev.
erything.
About one-eigth of 1 per cent. of
the midnight Oil is (burned for study.
ing purposes!
Grinning int the teeth of disaster
may be grandA stuff, but 1t counts in
the percentageAcolumn!
One advantage, of possessing bar.
ometrical temperament is that II
warns you whemtto turl sail!
We never felt(like casting any nose.
says to the temperate chap who was
born with a dislike for the stuff!
Every time we've hesitated at q
critical juncture, we finished by get.
ting the changed down on the wrong
number.
No matter howl obviously it may be
our own fault. we love to dope it out
that destiny has 4 ealt us mitt from
the bottom of the deck!-Clarence L.
Cullen In Milwa,fl zee Sentinel.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

Thou art most happy II thov
eouldst be content.-socrates
Fame comes only when deserved.
and then II IL as inevitable as des.
tiny. for It is destiny.-Longfellow.
Let each day record some kind.
some gracious thought; some deed
with loving purpose wrought.-Mar.
lam.
The man who delights in home will
take Q pleasure In making that home
comfortable and beautiful-James Ed.
meston.
Talents are best nurtured in soil.
tude; character Is best formed on
the stormy pillows of the world
Goethe.
What IL done for effect Is seen to
be done for effect; what IL done for
love 10 felt to be done for lover.
Emerson.
Advice, like snow, the softer II falls
the longer 1t dwells upon. and the
deeper 1t sinks into the mind
Coieridge.
The temperate are the most truly
luxurious. BY abstaining from most
things 1t is surprising how many
things We tenjoy.-Simms.
Praise istencouraging; It brings out
the best there is in man. and in
spires him to do his duty cheerfully
and faithftlly.-Henry Lee.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10
WISDOM PICKED UA

No man is SO much in love ,'hat
he can't get over It. y
A glance backward is the only way
to look into the fuf ure.
When 1t comes ito a showdown, .
many men have D o money.
Do you enjoy hearing a man roasted
more than, hearing man praised!
Then youP heart rs dirty.
Tve--S man barked at by a dog ID
not tt lief: every man talked about
by e ,ssip is not guilty.
Sorie people. when they Nhear Of
nyt'ning going on. Immediately begin
70 See how much fault they Gan find
with II.
A brakeman was speaking of the
disagreeable weather. IT'S us bad"
he said. 'as the third band in "a circus
parade"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

Washington Springs Harry
Underwood, star SO let 81 vlezl
pod karu zeleznice Illinois Central
by Sc prospal We chladku. Asi v
l hodinu odpoledne pfijel paros
troj by kary posinul nerozumne-
mu spaci byly ujety prava ruka
pod loktem . prava noha mu roz
drceno ma padrt, mimo toho utr
pei jine zraneni. Byl hned wat
do nemocnice, ale ma Sc "a to ze
zraneni nepfedrzf.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

Pierre, 8-Bylo podano mnoho
ztfznost{ Ia poplatky "a prohliz.
nj dobytka, ktert Tide ze zapadni
casti statu zasflajf ma vychod pone
vac pro nej nemaj{ pastvu. Stat
nj zverolekaf Hicks sem pfijel, by
nahledl do zalezitosti prohlasil,
Re "a stayajicfch okolnosti stat mi
ze snaze snesti vylohy spojene S
inspekc} dobytku nezli zasflatele q
proto ucinil opatfenf ma bezplat
nou inspekci pc dobu dvou mesf-
ca. Vylohy SO zaplatf z nahodile-
no fondu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

Tyndall, g Serjfori KeII,m u
Sc podafilo nafzti rodice mIa' fho
muze ienz Sc minuIy tfden ohesis
v okreSnfm vezeni. .Dmeno f. j.
Nc Farland bylo zasito V narrs-
nj kapse jeho kabatu n ieho rodice
bydli Akron, Ohio. kan,z mrtvo
10 byla poslana.
J. w. Brown. jenz v Thbote by
val dfpafem n pax vlastnil "hchod
8 eukroviukaml, so OdSt ah"val do
Scotland lxie bude I'm dale obchod
provozovatI
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

pfedejiti otrave je to nejjistejsi.
Vepfove maso buPto uvafiti ane-
DO usmaziti pred poziti nakazu Ia
Bile Ia tax Sc pfedejde nebezpeci,
poz. red.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

Deadwotd, 7-Honci jelenn ne
budou letos mfti vyhody jake leta
dtivejsf, kdy mohl kazd5 honec
zastfeliti diva jeleny v jednom ro-
ce kdyz byl 81 napfed obstaral Ii
censi "a 81 bydlel We statu. Ny
nj vsak honec 81 must dostati licen
Sc dvs, "a 81 dostane povolenf mi
ii rucnici stfileti jake obyGejne.
ale chce-li stfilet jeleny must pla-
tit IS "a zvlastnf povoleni a to
sm{ jon zastfeliti jelena, samce,
jednoho. Kdo nebydlf We statu
must platit SIS honecke license a
s25 "a zvlastnf povolenf zastfeliti
jednoho jelena. Jsme toho nahle-
du Ee toto move zaffzenf je dobre
TAX dalece jak saba ale ze ie nepos
tacitelne. Jeleny stfilet by va
bee melo btti zakazAno.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

okres Bon Homme a jenz bude
znama co prvni distrikt proza,im
nema kongresnika. 0 mfsto So
Dude uchazeti ptfstf rok pan Dill
lon Yankton ia republikansA6m
listku.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10

Sioux Falls, . M4sto Sioux
Falls budo pffstf mfti nejvetsf a
nejdrafS{ konkretovS most pres
Big Sioux feku kterf Dude staff
$40. 900.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1911-08-10
R0zn6 zprdvy.

Ravinia, -Minuly tyden byl do
hotoven zde psknS Methodistsky
hostel.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-09
ALL DODGlsG FkCKEY
 M'FARLAND'S CLEVERKESS
(New York Mail.)

Six months ago if somebody had offered to bet you that Paeky McFar- land would soon be unable to get booking in a 50 cent show, you would have presented him with fifty-seven different varieties of punishment, called the police and asked to be ar rested for manslaughter
 But such is the sad state of affairs at this writing.
 Billy Gibson. proprietor of the Fairmont A. C., is Packy McFar- lands Abraham Lincoln. Packy will jump off the top of the Flatiron building. if Gibson shows the slight est desire to have the great little fighter negotiate that indiscreet Brodie. Mcfarland has voluntarily offered to appear at pone of Gibson's Saturday night shows just to please Glib and get little much-needed ex- ercise.
 But the New York promoter has been unable to find any local boy who has the courage to face the pride of the Chicago stockyards in a pitched battle. Packy is summed like a pa- tient in the smallpox ward. No light weight will venture within hailing distance of the boy who is inflicted with an overdose of cleverness. So he must do a Richard the Third into his canvas bag and console himself with fond memories of past perform anceA
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-09
YOUNG WAL TER CAMP TO
 BE YALE FOOTBALL STAB

If persistent effort can accomplish anything Walter Camp, Jr., will make the Yale football eleven before he is finished. with college. He tried it last year His football was pretty good, but the coaches were agreed that it would be better in 1911.
 They were right. In the games which have been played this season, especially those in which Camp has had a chance to show his speed on the field, he has proved that he is a much better football player than he was one season ago.
 So far as the name is concerned there is much sentiment attached to it. There are plenty of Yale men who would like to see this student of 1911 make the team in one of the big varsity games merely because of the connection of Walter Camp, ST., with football, but sentiment and the big team are not near relatives at Yale
 The coaches go ahead on the theory of doing the best they can for the team, and their selections are based on the practical knowledge which the players are supposed to possess of the game. and their records in d0non- strating to the men in charge their football strength.
 Camp is a good runner, a strong young man and fairly we'll based in football knowledge. If there is a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-09
.AD WOLGAST WILL TAKE
 TRIP AROUND THE WORLD
Champion Plans Long Tour After Bout With Welsh
 Thanksgiving Day

Ad Wolgast, champion lightweight pugilist of the world. $ will join the ranks of the globe-trotters. After his fight with Freddie Welsh on Thanks giving Day at club in Los Angeles, Wolgast will leave for a trip around the world, going first to Australia.
 Before starting for his trip to Los Angeles yesterday Wolgast said:
 '1 have abandoned all hopes of ob- taining another match in America for a year. I have not met any repre- sentative of Mcfarland in Chicago and there is little or no chance for a match between us. Matt Wells has sailed for England, and as he has made no definite arrangements to return here I would simply waste time waiting for matches in this country, so will take trip abroad and see what fights I can pick up in foreign landS.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-09
knO( K UT BROWN HAS
 SHADE ON JOE BEDELl Long Vacation Slows S'ugger Eut He Manages 10 Earn
 Decision


 Knockout Brown, the blonde slugger of Gotham, earned shade decision over Joe Bedell, the Brooklyn favor ite, in the ten-round tilt at the Royale A. c. in Brooklyn. last night. It was Browns first fight in five weeks, and the bout clearly showed that the lay off has not benefited him to any great extent. To Bedell's credit it must be said that he gave the two time conqueror of lightweight cham pion Al Wolgast, the hardest rub that slugger has experienced in several months
 In the early rounds the bout ap- peared somewhat slow, for Bedell seemed wary of Browns vicious left. He was content to stand off and make it boxing match with the Teuton. Once in the first round Bedell caught Brown coming in with a terrific right handler to the jaw, but Knockout took the blow and several solid smasi1es to the head without showing evidence of injury.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-09
DANNY HOFFMAN GAVE TOM
 CONNERY TIP ON HUGH HIGH
Hartford 0utfieIder Who Was Sold to Giants F Recommended by Local Boy

over but didn't think much of the boys. When Hoffman asked his opin- ion Hedges, said, Those kids are too light. They'll never make good.,'
 Hoffman had a hunch that High was a conner and he didn't change his opinion because Col. Hedges didn't agree with him. When the big league season was over he met Manager Tom Connery of Hartford in a St. Louis hotel one night, Connery's home is in St. Louis. and local fan introduce ed the two players.
 .'Ill tip you on a good young play er, if you can use one," said Hoff- man. Connery immediately showed interest and wanted to know all about the player. He had a talk with High and signed the youngster. Every Connecticut league fan knows that High made good for Hartford and u at the Senators sold him to McGraw for price said to have been $3,000. The St. Louis team could use a few play CTS like High next season.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-09
Jim ScuIly Back
 With Yale Eleven
Veteran Tackle RecOvers From Injuries and Returns to Old
 Place in Line

New Haven, Nov 9-Jim Scully, the veteran Yale varsity tackle, who was knocked out in practice a week ago in his face, rejoined the varsity squad yesterday and was in the scrimmage at left tackle. His return was a great relief to Shevlin, who wants the regular varsity men to train for of fensive work. It may be taken that the lineup yesterday is substantially that which will face Brown, Princeton and Harvard.
 Radcliff Romeyn, captain of the crew. has joined the football squad and is a candidate for a guard position. His principal opponents will be Loree, who is filling the place now, and Childs. captain of the track team. The practice at the field started with ptwenty minutes of individual work for the members of the varsity during which time Capt. Howe kicked some nice goals from the 40, 35 and 30-yard lines Then there was a thirty min ute signal drill and after that thir- ty-minute scrimmage.
 In the scrimmage the varsity appar- ently did not do quite as well as Tues day, for there was only. one touch- down. This was made by Freeman on thirty-yard run through broken field
 The varsity was changed during the practice, Francis going in for while in place of Avery, Strout for Howe and Philbin for Dunn. For a time the backs on the second team were Reilly, Anderson and Philbin. This is the first time in ten days that Anderson and Reilly have been playing on the teams. They showed good second ary defense.
 Spalding had a rest. The lineup was: Bomeisler, left end: Scully. left tackle; Loree, left guard; Ketchem, center; McDevitt, right guard: Paul, right tackle; Avery, right end; Howe, Freeman, right halfback; Dunn, full back
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-09
MONTREAL CLUB WON'T BE SWITCHED TO RICHMOND

Buffalo, Nov. e.-Jacob J. Stein, head of the Buffalo Baseball Club. left for Cincinnati, today, where he will be joined by President Edward G. Barrow, of the Eastern League. They will represent the league at meeting of the National Baseball Commission and will endeavor to have the com mission show some leniency in the matter of classification and drafting of players The Rochester winning case will also receive an airing.
 When asked about the probab shifting of the Montreal franchise to Richmond Barrow said he did not believe such action would be taken.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-09
MERIDEN HIGH SCHOOL
 PLAYS HERE SATURDAY
Local High School Eleven Ex- poets to Trim Visitors at
 Newfie!d Park

The Bridgeport High School football eleven will clash with the Meriden High School team, in an fnterscho plastic league game, at Newhetd Park, Sat- urday afternoon. The local boys have played good ball this seasoU but have been handicapped in their league games by going up against heavier teams. They did well last Saturday in holding New Haven High down to an II to 5 score. Meriden High has made a good showing but the local eleven hopes to down the visitors. The game will be called at o'clock. Off, ffcfals will be sent by the league.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-11-09

ward will go into the CarIislie Indian game, Saturday, at the short end of the betting for the first time in the history of the two institutions. The new lineup of the team, with Captain Fisher at right tackle and Keays re- placing him at guard, showed fairly we'll in practice today, the fourth day Fisher, Leslie and Keays were the only regulars Coach Haughton allowed to play yesterday. and for that reason he didn't feel bad today because the "vet'' team which lined up against the varsity won by 5 to 2. Among the veterans who played was Parks, former Yale guard.