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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
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Sra Tairpielp, lttab, meooeles
v8ifube11" ON e11 ijnloen ounlf So
n1ifiefelt, ct 3iamontbrplll1p, lom s
5. September afbplOtes Ser. 9it-
n1a1t=Srl1oeparret ct sl11Oers 9fieliel1
% @l,itrlt, lorn forlo0 slarbl.s 6pr-
oaret 1861. Tor go slar lioen,
oltjou 1851, blep Sc gifte Narb1ts.
Sc fom til lttab / Sc Gage, 0a 6el=
len fra Gol1n1arf til Saltlp=Staot1'
parebe fra 5 til II Maane6er Ga
leileoe man life peo 9anrp, taa -
bopoe go0 Sil til at le Jig ON og BIZ
be befienbt mes Sceanet og bets
r9ssnbpaanere", og poa Be ltore olne-
rifarife Sletter fif Sc rigelig 2eilig=
beo til at blipe befien0t mep Trte=
mems taIrige 8pffelbiorOe % Sen
piloe @efolfning SS1r0ianerne, lon1
gior0e Den 1000 M1l l1nge Ne11e
oper Asrprien baaoe farlig og be-
Ipurlig. - 8oooe 9ln6ers 9eiel'en
oq bans Suitrl1 er fsot 1927, men
Sc er lun0e og frilfe loa bel oonoe=
ligt lcn1 legen1ligt. Ge far 6 @grn,
iom alle leper, So 8prnebgrn og "a
8grnebgrns @grn. Sc for neo ltl10=
tagelie al s slar / l6ountain Green
boet / Soirpietp li6en 1868. sln=
0erS 9eiel'en bar bef(Gbt mango be-
troe0e Stillinger Mprlrp1firfel1 %
i &on1lu1en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
2l0(an0et.
&eciprueiteten ncoitemt.

l1OfalOet al &alget / Canada
igaar blep, at Sc &onlerpattpe lejre=
Sc me0 enMajoritet al ca: so Stern=
ner. 6glgen er, at &eciprocitets=
Sperensfomlteu mellem Sc 6or. Stu
ter og Ganaoa CT ne0lten1t, og Gu
nooa nil faa en- np &egiering meo
&obert 9. Borden iom 6pr1temil1i=
lter. &algrellrltatet fom lige l1nen=
tet for begge Sc politilfe Fartier /
Canada.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
Ssite,, / 11olaubct.

: Observation-Disclosures Statiltt=
tie 8ureau / @aibington offenlig-
gior0e li6ite l1ge en- 8eretning ON
&gltforbolbene / l1olan0et. Sfglge
6enne er Stbrite0elen al Speoeaf-
grg6en / Get peitIige Canada paa
91a 0ilIioner Mcres 9an6 &beoe
bgitet un6er gunitige GorboI6 %
pentes at gtpe mellenr $50 og 1876
Miltoner 8uibels. S set beitIige
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
st iturt Nanfrpneri.

Sorsoag Scat ii6lte ltge blep CT,
9anf SEEM @eltn1inlter, 8ritilb
Columbia, @anf Of Montreal, plpn=
oret of 5 9ppere, bpen Set lpffeoes
at fonme bort meo ct Itort @Ytte,
Ser ienere al @anfbeltprellen opgi=
pes at bore $25S,000> neiten u0e=
luffenoe $40 og $5 Geoler uy Gulo,
ian1t er0cl 9toter fra anore 8anfer
Maner for &gperiet bar p9ret lagt
meget ornbpggeligt. Sc bap0e lopet
Jig gjenne1n Ell tpn0 5toalbefla0=
ming til Hengebp9lpingen, bbts Tpr
Sc iprangte n1e0 9eitroglpcerin, og
9raget al Gfsplolionen 0enlpeoe Be
lneb 5Gpperne fra en- Seng / ct At
@anflofalerne, / bbilfet en- Glerf
pleieoe at ioue, men ban baD6e net
op oengang Ierie. Set bar netop
peo at ion1le 8pttet, 6a EN- fineiiif
Sanitor, ser bapoe arbeiOet for 8an-
fen / mango s(ar, fom in0 9ofalet
SOM blep fneblet og bun0en &inl-
oeretagehmens &pperne fier1e6e Jig
mes lit 8Dtte, og life ct Wennelfe /
9pen aneoe 6pa0 Ser bar ifet, for
&i1eleren ct Tar &imer efter fif
&ebene impget al Jig og gior0e sln=
ifrig. Ser er tt1tet iom bellt Gpor
al &gperne, n1en na11 mener, at Sc
bol0er Jig ifiulte en- al 8ritilb 60
llnnbias &pltbper, mltlig &ancuupcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
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Is fue / p / I + or t a =
t q r

Asoo Spnoerbros Sbeater / Sip
6enbapn er netop a11tuget ct Gf1le=
ipil til Spfsrelle inoep@ren0e Se=
Jon. ipn er ifrepet al en- / Minnea=
'polis' oanife @oloni pelfien0t ltng
Mano, 2orent5 2rlteo 3eterlen.
Gfueipillet, Ser beltaar af 5 SITTER,
er efter bpab ser me00eler os, bpg=
get oper San lf=amertfanlfe @n1ner og
bar iom iaaoon life ringe S1tercs-
lie for 9onife poo bet1ue Si6e Sit
lanten, bo Set bel nof er on1treut
(bnis life betty eneitaacnpe Iiu
Mrt. 9ore1tt5 &eterien, iorn far op-
bol6t Jig Minneapolis / e Tar
slar, ptl buifes af mango. San par
olti0 8reic6en naar 6anlfe 6orenil1=
ger inobpo til 6eit, og me0 II ube-
ltrt6elige gfuelptllertalent por ban
en life ringe &apacitet / Sen oanife
aolont. Sons 6ore6rag al @e0er=
bergife @iler, t. @fs. u9ille Morp" j,
rsfomager Sjgbla6" oip., nil enonu
ltaa friif Min0e bos ollie, iom bar
bgrt 6em og oa ban for ca. 3 slar
fi6en forIo6 Nfinneapolts for at pen=
Sc biem til @igbenbapn, .efterIo6 ban
en- Ma6s, ion1 set pil blips oanife=
ltgt at u0fploe 9orent5 Geterie:t
er cit 5gn at Direftpr @br. &eter=
len, &g6e &ros ~Sbeater, &i6ben=
bapn, og tom en- ganife 11ng Al0er
til glmerifa for, iom fan ielo iag6e,
at biie, at ban ogfaa fun6e bane Jig
en- Sci paa egen @oan6. Eroos lin
unge gl6er opnaaeoe ban ogiaa /
2ebet af fort Sis en- betroet GtiI=
Ling peo en- at 6e itgrre Maifinfabri-
Ter i 0ainneapoIis og forIoo fun
npoig minneapolis for at inotreoe
/ i'm 6aoers Gorretning. @an om=
fatter ita6ig 6anife slmerifanere meo
Sen itbrite Snteresie og bill / Sc nar-
'meite aor oflegge GDillingbperne ct
8ei6g.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
S n S y ielle al ct 0anif=
nor g e m / n a ii M

II " ll y u ~ Ut
6pritfon1menbe Spn0ag Sen "a.
septernber i110pies set 11pe 0anlf=
11orlfe M6pentilt Sentinarium i9ut=
cbinlon, Minn. Set er set ti6ltge=
re slnsgar College, JONI for enOel
slar iioen opfertes al en areos al
@eno, ser Iutte0e Jig til 9en 6or=
er1eoe 0anife lutberife &irfe / Sine
rifa, og iom ienere / nogen sto bIep
orepet iom prioat @uiineis College,
men ion set oanif-1orife Mopenttit-
ian1fltn6 MI bar fiebt til Sentinari=
nm. ltn0erpisningen begpnoer ferit-
fon1n1er6e Man6og UNDER 9e0elie al
81. g. Nn6reaien tioligere &rGli=
fant / 8rooflpn, g. g., iom 6or=
Itan6er og g. 6. @ertbelien, 30. ST.,
90. g. &eppe, S. 90. &eterien, Gr.
pbiI. fra &eioelberg ltnioeriit
Spiflano, og Murtin Sobnlon, Ell
ung 9onf=9lmerifaner, Ser er @anb.
phil. fra @jebenbapns l1niberiitet,
ion1 2erere. San1fr1n6et bar ofret
en- meget betp6elig Gum paa Gent
nartets u6ltpr. Selpe SfolebDgni11=
gen er lom befien6t en- ier6eles go0
og bel in0rette 8pgning, men Ser
er figbt 160 gcres 2uno, ion bill
blipe 6rebet 6orbin6elie mes Ge=
minariet, ne6 ssSbrgen Mrelien al
grira, Sa., iom 8eitprer. Ser Ell
opfsrt npe, fortrinIigt i11oretteoe
agerbr1gsbp gninger, anffaffet Ell
fsrfte aIasies 8efetning af SoIitein
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
81 I 5 d 5 8 q II 5 3 M q no
SOS q II 9 II e 8.

Spar Sin0> EFT meget afbol0t pg
a9tet ootif Nfano / Sos slngeles,
6or1nano paoSanta Sc 9aneusTragt
9epot Ser @pen, er iflg. vSien"
ofgaaet pes 9poen. @or font til
sln1erifa fra Nibe=Ggnen i 1889 %
fif slnipttelie lom 6orn1auo pa:S
iamme Ser1tbanefonrpagnis UraAt
9epot / burlington, Sa, bpor b,;:
por 20 s(or, og blep oererer for
2 Mor ii0e11 forflpttet til Sos Nnyc=
Les. @on uur Meolem at Gan'F
@roHerlunfl111o % al Geo. is al Sc
cificfplten5 Gania 6oreninger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
Sra &tna.

Sillton0en / &i11a pebbltper at
rere / bsjelte @roo betrnfelrg. Sp=
itan0en Eropinien 55e Gbuan, Ser
CT al en- fuioitenoig repolutionnr
&arafter og piltnof for en- l1ofben=
gigbeos =8eltrpbelie bag Jig, ipre0er
Jig og er naaet til Sucbop S5e. Ser
er ororet en- Sroppeitprfe BERTH, men
Ser neres Gpipl ONT 6isie Sroppers
2opalitet. 6ucbom S5e er cit betp=
0elig 6loobp pe0 Dong Sic Sizing,
so Mile git for @bung @ang. Sc
1,iifre Sropper er paa @icefongens
8efaltng blepen afbebne0e. Der
gaar &pgter om, at 2 amertfanife
&isiionerer er Hepen nprbeoe /
S5e @buon &ropi!1ien. 8pe1 Gbeng
Tu bliber beleiret al &ebellerne og
Eortene foripares al Sc sropper,
lom enonu er lopale. 9llle 1t6lGn=
oinge @beng Sl1 er blepen beor=
6reoe til Chung Giang, men Sen eu=
gelife Gicefo11iul Ser bar beor6ret
6em ollie til at fortiette &ejien til
|Sbangbai.
@lenoigbe6en ion1 1glge al Sc ito
re 0peripbn1melier / gang Sic ST.
ang 9olen er ifglge Meo6elelier til
set on1erifa1tife gfeoe @ors 5e1ifah
itgrre ems fra fgrlt al a1taget. Set
oberipgntnteoe Mreol er mango @ans
ge ltgrre ems set ifior oberipgm1ne-
Sc, poa bpilfet boe6e mellem 3 og 4
MtIltoner @enne Fer, og ielp ON
gan6et ifuI6e ipt1fe iaa ti6ltgt, at
Ser fan iaoes en- an6en &isafgrpoe,
bil gepoe11 blipe forf9roelig paa
@runo al Tgriteafgrpoens 9oeleg=
lgelie. 2angs 6loaen fra Sanfon til
sbongbai er s Globbreooernes BE-
itrset meo Sig og GDreaaosler, oq
6loo6olen er en- ubpre cd. Sen ii.
neiiife @egiering bar bepilget $780,.
1000 iii Sc geg6Ii6en0e,, hpilfeu Gum
er oloeleg utilitreffelig. @soe aors
| i @aibington er bereot paa at moo
ltage og operie1oe &ialp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
G. III S q nlf= M G r / t q II /

6 1T 5 d II e q M c t t q II
6 . III p 0 II / t.
Gun oanife &omponiit gmr gnno
/ Nortlano, Oregon, bar lnoer slr=
beioe cit 0pera rGbe Comm of tbe
@elt", ion1 iauoipnligpis pil ie i'm
fprlte 0pfsrelie Ser @pen / &in=
ter. &pn1po1il items Splter, Sanger
inoen @arriet gnna, er netop font
met til &ortano for at 30 lamne'l
meo i'm 9ro0er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
Gnrhnm1H

at Sten1merne> me1 Ser ber1ter el1o-
MI nogen Suiul onL at oe lofale
SptGlltnger fur ppret forrefte olle.
SilfGlOe, og @upernpre11 bor qibet
Somn Glerfs en- Jrilt al 20 Gage
til at gaa Sptpllingernc efter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
&rGiiocntcn paa &cjic.

Errli0e11t Saft, ser ltOlte ,Sreoag
fpl0te 81 s(or, begap Jig ion1me Sag
us pau en- &eile gjennent 9anoet,
paa bpilfen fan ptl beipge "a Sta=
ter. Gen pil ltrrffe Jig ouer 49,
900 Mile, og Ernlioenten bil tole i
is al @toterne og igrligt ofre lin
Spmprflorrbeo til Sc Stoter, bpor
Sl1iurgent= 9epugelien bor foaet melt
To6feite. Sans fprite Stoppe7teo
por Spracltle, Seem Dorf, bpor ban
talte til en mggtig 6orla'nling peo
SEEM gorf stote 6oir. S1ren goor
felt us til Nacific Soften, til Orc
gon, @pon1ing og California, og
bans li0lte stoppelte0 er Mtt561lrg,
&a., bpor fan pil tale pao Sjertr=
rem SEN 81. Sftober.
ltlpffe peS ct Mmtpmobil=%cbbclpb,
Geo ct 9[uton1obil= =Ge6belg6> ion
ofbolotes iioite 2groag uuoer Stote
6oir / 5procnie, sc. g., font ct al
@inlene paa ct slutonobil, Ser fjpr=
tes al See Slofiel0, en- 9rooer til
SEN befie110te ge60efjgrer 8urnep
Slofiel0, l1lape netop iom 8lpre=
tgiet por pao set ii6Ite Miil w. ~
BET og gif ne0 en 6art af 70 g}il t
Sin1en. geetop iom sluton1obilet fjpr=
te op foron @ro,10 Stano, bpor Ser
iao $4,000 Mennelfer, efsplooereoc
@unmiringe1, og &jgreren tabte
@errecpn11net oper &ipretsiet, fom
leb lige illo 1noo Grano Stano,
lprnngte @eg1let og for inb / 0fen=
nelfe1naslen. Sefs Menneifer blep
0rabt poa Steoet. @lalrot 0isle par
en- lille 9reng, Ser If Sopeoet at=
bugget, og bans Sober. "a blep iaa<
reoe, og al 0em er 4 lenere afgoaet
pe6 3g6en. See Olof fiel0 bar en- 9e=
,gpnoer iom @e6oeleber, ban tar no
6onnet al i'm 8ro0er @arneD. SON
blep baar0t loaret, men set bentcs,
at ban fan lebe.
0orbnosafitemningen Maine.
ltofal6et af SEN Manbag liolte
ltge forctagne Tolfeafltemning /
Maine ongaaen6e Opbeuelien af
@rl,116lopsforbuoet moo Sobrtfa=
ton og Salg al beruien0e 9riffe
bar bele ii6lte l1ge iu9pet / Set
rbisie. Snart meooeltes set at Sen
enc, mart SEN anoen SIDE baDoe
ferret, og set uar bpert Silfaloe
flart, at 6lerta1let bil6e blipe me-
get lille. Otter bba6 ser Wan-
Dogs me06eles fra 9ugnlta er Sen
officielle Spt9lling MI enot og bar
gibet set Meiultat, at Mnti= =Erobibi-
tioniiterne bar leiret meb ct 6lertal
af - 26 gtentmer. Sor Spbapel=
Ie of s5orbnosparagrafen itemte co.
4S7, inro6 6O,461. Guperneren og
stotsraaoet iamleoes / Manoags oq
foretog Sen enoelige 0piummerina
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
Sarpcp @. Milep bebploer lin Eoif-

!6arpep %. @ilep bebolbcr lin Eoit-
Sonn tibligere omtalt bar Gbefen
for MgerbrugS 0eparten1entets fen1i=
lfe s(foeling Sarpep @ @ilep, ser
er bleben befien6t for lin SsSper {
&onlpen mos forfalife0e 2epneos-
mioler, peret UNDER slnflage for at
babe nisbrugt lin Gnbe0sl ltil1ing til
at gipe Specialilter feni1re lt1t-
0eribgelier beiere Detailing euo 8e-
pillingerne gap bam 9fet til. Set
nntuges al1ntn6eligt, at 6eoeparefa-
brifanter, ser bar i11teresiereoe i at
faa barn fiernet, ito0 bagpeb oenne
Sag, Ser li0t efter li6t er blepet til
en bel Sfan0ale. Siolte rge. traf
8reli6enten SEN 9lfgierelle, efter at
ser bar beret afbolot langparige
l1n0eribgelier og 6orbgr, at 8ileD
1tte 1tdl a11n1oOes ON at tdge nm
Mffe6, og 6enne 9(fgjgrelie traf ban
tiltroos for at 2an0brngs Ieparte-
1nentet og sssuititsminilter @icfer-
iban bapoe i16itillet set mobiotte-
Yreii6enten bil efter at Fan er fon1=
men tilbage fra fine 6orebrugsreiie
I Mellem- og @eltltaterne tage Tat
paa en- grun6ig ltnoeribgelle al 5or-
boloene slgerbrugs Gepartementet,
og af sen Mffatning Fan gap benne
Meo6elelie bar man oraget oen
|5lutning, at s(gerbrugs Sefretar
Sames @ilion al Sotpa> ser bar be-
flRot 6enne Stilling en- lang Aar-
raffe, er i Sore for at mite oenne
Eoit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
gn s a iii I orn q . a IL
ifer / s. R s rel q II 5 c t.

@n 6 ii orn q . a IT.
lfcr / s p s re I q IS c t.
Gn Geitipoe, Gbrtiten Sbbgerle1L
iom er faot / @iltoft peo @ar0e, er
nu for St0en bjemlne paa ct lille
9eipg fra California, bpor fan bar
pGret Al slur. Gn 9l0re 8rpoer,
@aarbeier 5bpgerien / &olle, 0eoe
ganife fort efter, at fun bar font
men biem. Gbriiten Sbpgerlen rej=
ite til California, oo fan Dor 26
slar gamn1el, og ban bar Sc for
lpbne Al 9(or ofte maattet arbei0e
ltrengt / Sc forifiellige Stillil1ger,
iom for gfsentpel be0 Sor0brug,
sssernbaner og Sfonbug1t, og 6 Mar
arbeioeoe ban / @uloni11er Gp0-
California. S ca. 20 s(ar bap0e
ban en- 6arm / N9rbe0en of @at=
1onbtlle, Dpor ban 19rl1g talteDe l1g
ouer 6rugtupl; paa en- ca. II Senz
Ser 2ano Ala11tage bap0e BON 1ffe
nsinore ems 900 sgbletreer. ioln
ifaffeoe bam en- aarlig S11otagt al
ca. 1850 Collars. gfoar lmotages,
at Sbsgerien / @pltens Sio bauos
3-4 8inelere til @ialp, flareoe
ban Jig ellers altt0 felt alene. SAT-
orep ogiaa Spnleri ltor Stil oG
bapbe or1fring ueo 800 @gns. Ga
5bpgerien for nogle MaaneDer lioe:1
rejite til 1onmarf, lolgtc fan lin
gienoon1, men allere0e / Septemb.,
refer fan ttlbuge til California
igjer, ba fan I'LL iffet fau taale Sc.
fpligere &lima Ganmarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
8lamAt Eam1antwm1.

aeer, 4 gooe slrbeiosbeite, ct fuI0t
uoitpr af @aifiner off,, og Der pil
Sc unge Stu6erenoe tillige iaa 2ej=
ligbeo til at lgre ct efter &utioens
6ororinger 0repet slgerbrlg. Set ct
en- l16marfet Sanfe, Ser iiffert for
tiener at tageS op al andre oanifa
Sfoler og Colleges fer sturerifo,
og lom liffert ptl6e bi0rage til oeres
ltbuifling og 6rengang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22

efrio efter @rIpeanmer yaa bette
glab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-22
Gf5=Tur6nuosicuatur Garter at Non=
tuna 6p1,

Sbomas Senry Garter al W1or=-
taua, Ser ober % 9(ar far giort
Iienelte / &ongre5ien og officie1le
Stilltnger unOer Jor6unosregierir1=
gen, er afgooet veo Gp0eu / @oib=.
tngton, 81 slar gommel, al en- Cunt.
gelpgoom San bar pgret lpg fle=
re Maane0er. San far fpot Obio,,
oporaget I sssotpa, men fom til Mon-
tana mango slar fpr Oette Serrito=
RUM fif Statsrettigbe0er, og ban
bar p9ret en- al 0em, Ser meo }tprlt
SSDer og u0bDtte far u0npttet 5ta=
tens natltrlige &igoomme. San Dor
/ i'm St6 Tormanb for Sen republi=
fanife Nationalfomite og bs> lioer
ii0lte 9lar peret Jorn1ano for ben
amerifanife Mfoeling al Sen inter-
nationale &on1islion. @nns melt be-
fien0te politilfe @e6rift par oets
Sale paa 1872 Slime fan bolot s
Senotet un6er Mc&inlep M0nini=
itrationer, bporpeo fan talre Ilob=
og Sapnebebillingen iom Ernli=
6enteu uur irno0, for0t SEN in0ebolbt
loa mango Mis6rug af offenlige
Mi0ler, til0e6e, i0et Samlingen ub=
leb, inoen fan bar feroig meo Jim
Sale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-23
The Theatre
"BEN HUR,"


General Lew Wallace's Ben Hur."
TO be presented here next month, is
drama of life in the holy land
during the earth life of Christ-a
big drama crowded with living men
and women, full of action, ilIumin-
ed by the nearness of the living Naz-
arene. In construction il is of clas-
sic proportions; in technique of
high order; in entertainment fascin-
ating. There is no play on the stage
today where brightminded child
can get as much profit without the
least possibility of harm as in the
enthralling scenes of this romance.
and for delight of mystery, romance
and exciting adventure it has never
been surpassed in the annals of the
American stage. General Lew Wal
lace hoped to be best remembered
as writer of the style Of fiction ex-
emplifed in this story. 1t was put
forth with great purpose and
marks an epoch IN dramatic presen-
tation. Rarely has a text seemed
SO filled with beauty or the marvel
GUS story seemed SO rich in sympa-
thetic appeal as in the present seem
lCdiIy perfect production winch is 10
occupy the stage of the Illinois the
atre ON Thursday. Friday and Sat
urday, April 13. IA and Is. KIaw
81 Erlanger. the producers Of the
play, have made it's tours the OBJ
feet Of their especial care. Moth
ing is left to chance where Ben
Hur" is concerned. Every detail of
the stage. the acting and the pro-
duction. are scrutinized with scrupu-
lous care and every performance of
the wondrous play is a first pro-
duction" because everyone connected
with the acting or the management
is alive TO the obligations and the
possibilities for good which its rep
resentation may Involve. In addi-
ton to the three evening perform
ances mentioned there will be a spe-
cial matinee on Saturday. April 5. /
The sale of seats will open Monday. !
April 10.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-23
DAVENPORT GIRLS
LOSE TOlOCAL TEAM
Augustana Basketball Team Takes
the Game by a Score of
3 to 4.

The Augustana goods kept their
seasons slate clean by defeating the
quintet from the Turner society, Dav-
export, in a close game of basketball
by a score of to / in the local gym
nasium last night. a good sized audi
ence witnessed the fiasco. 1t was a
battle of dwarfs against giantesses,
the Davenport girls were all several
inches taller than Augustana's fair
ones. The Lutheran girls overcame
this advantage in height by playing
fast and tenaciously.
The first few minutes of play was
confined to getting acquainted Au-
gustana was first to score, however
Miss Hallberg caging a neat basket.
The ball was then sat on, rolled along
the floor, kicked and generally mall
treated for some little time, till Miss
Noyd rescued il and tossed it in the
basket at a very difficult angle Be-
fore the half ended Davenport retaliat-
ed by tieing the score with a field
basket.
With the score tie, a desperate bat
tie was carried on during the second
half. Not a field basket was thrown
by either side. Augustana finally
scored through a free throw by Miss
AbrGhamson. winning the game by
one point. The lineup:
AuguStana Davenport
Miss L. Anderson.L Miss A. Stable
Miss Noyd RIG. Miss l.. Stable
Miss Abrahams son CO.. Miss Mass
Miss Hallberg ...R.F.... Miss Carter
Miss Lind ......L.F.. Miss Miller
Field baskets-Miss Noyd, Miss
Hallberg, Miss Carter, Miss Miller.
Foul baskets-Miss Abrahamson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-23
WHITE SOx PITCHER
HEIR TO MILLIONS
Lena Blackburn, Out of Luck as a
Player. in on a S13,OOO.OOO
Estate.

Chicago, March 23.-"Lena" Black
burne, Charles Comiskey's $4,000
baseball star. is al the one and the
same time the most unlucky and most
lucky man in the baseball game to-
DAY. He is no longer a 500 beauty.
but is heir to more than 100000.
His career since donning the White
Sox uniform has been marked by acct
dents that have kept him out Of the
game, but, nevertheless, Comiskey has
had faith of him ultimately making
good and playing brilliant baseball.
At the Mercy hospital yesterday
Blackburne was operated upon and
the floating cartilage in his bad knee
removed. While the surgeons had
him on the operating table under the
anesthetic word came from Philadel-
phia that the young ball player had
fallen heir to a fortune running up in
to the millions
The money was left by Freshman
Blackburne of Philadelphia, and the
estate is estimated to be worth more
than S13,00o,00O. There are only five
heirs and Lena" Blackburne and his
father will receive one-fifth of the es-
tate. This estate will be settled with
in a week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-23
AT THE MAJESTIC.

wits Girls from Melody Lane"
is the title under which the feature
act for the last half Of the week at
the Majestic will be presented here.
Max Witt is a noted composer and
music publisher. He has gathered
together four capable vocalists in
Melaine Miller. Eleanor Eliot. Edna
Selwyn and Nina Barbour. The act
is said to be well costumed. The
songs presented will be Girls FROM
Melody Lane" Always Do as Peo-
pie Say You Should" "Fatima,"
For Love Of You" Sugar Moon"
Winter" and the newest success,
THE Alamo Rag" Those who have
seen the act recommend it highly.
Rose and Saverne will present a
comedy sketch and Billy Rose. a
well known minstrel and black face
comedian. will put on a monolOgue
and also his challenge dance. which
he says VIII bring him the prize any
where. Elizabeth and Beatrice
Banks are scheduled TO present a
dainty musical act. Friday night
VIII be amateur night and those who
believe themselves capable of going
on the stage will be given a chance.
Mrs Casey's new song and the Ma
jestiscope will conclude the bill for
the last half of the week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-23
FAILS To LAND A
FAST INFIELDER
Manager Carney Makes Trip
to st. Louis After Morse
of the Cardinals.
TO BE RETAINED THERE
Injury to Bresnahan's Utility Man
Gives Yomgster From Canada
His Opportunity.

Because Lee MCGEE. utility man
for the st. Louis Cardinals. broke
his leg several days ago, Manager
Carney of the Islanders failed TO get
possession of Pete Morse. a young
infield tryout with Bresnahan' s
team. The Islander boss has had
his cap set for Morse for some time
and has made two trips to St. Louis
in hopes of getting both Morse and
Third Baseman Smith. These men
were sensations in the Western Can
ada league last year, Smith having
been sold TO the Cardinals himself.
Several days ago Carney received a
wire from Bresnahan to come ar
once If he wanted some good play
ers. Carney responded, but return
ed today empty handed because of
the injury TO MCGEE. Morse is slat-
ed 10 take his place as utility man
and Smith is hitting at such clip
that Bresnahan has decided to hold
him. Carney has several other fast
infielders lined up, however, and is
not greatly disappointed over his
failure TO secure the st. Louis men
To START WEDDING.
The wedding out process will be
started tonight. according to Man
ager Carney. There are now nearly
n dozen ball players on hand. the
latest two arrivals being Pitcher
O'Connell. formerly with Cedar Rap
ids, and Infielder Woods from Mar
shalltown. Iowa. Some of the re-
cruits hace failed to convince Car
ney that they have Three-Eye class,
and the ak is to descend this even
ing on some of them, although as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-03-23
FOUR WHITE SoX CUT OFF
JIggs Donahue, Who Was Unable To
Come Back, One of Number.

Oklahoma City. Ok, March 23.-
Manager Hugh Duffy of the White
Sox last night received a telegram
from President Charles A Comiskey
in Chicago to the fact that four play
ers had been released. Three of
them are new men and the other is
"Jiggs" Donahue. The veteran first
baseman, who played for Comiskey
some time ago and had an idea that
he could come back and get his
old job.
Jiggs has gone back TO Hot
Springs for the present and will look
after his bowling establishment
there. II is possible that he will be
sent to a minor league, as several
are after him, and Donahue himself
is anxious to get back in the game.
even If he can't be a major Lacquer
again.
The three other players who ware
released are Outfielder Brinker, WHO
goes back to Vancouver, Pitcher
Henrichs, who has been returned to
Brangdon, Manitoba, and Catcher
Reynolds. who came from Columbus,
Ga, and goes back TO the same town.
This leaves 81 players on the Sox
roster