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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-04
TRIANGLE FIRE Trial

New York, Dec. Max Blanck and
Isaac Harris, proprietors of the Tri-
angle Waist Company, were placed on
trial today on charges of manslaugh-
ter growing out of the Asch building
fire on March %, last, when lac per.
sons, mostly girls, lost their lives.
Max D. Steuer appeared as counsel for
the defendants.
The prosecution will allege that Har-
ris and Blanck were guilty of criminal
negligence in failing to provide proper
means of escape for the people in their
employ. Witnesses will testify that
various provisions of the laws regulat-
ing such factories were persistently
ignored by the defendants. A host OF
witnesses, including operatives, fire
men and policemen, have been called.
More than eight months have
elapsed since the terrible disaster
which shocked the entire nation, ana
the delay in bringing Blanck and Har-
ris to trial has aroused much bitter
ness among the survivors of the holo-
caust and the relatives and friends
of the victims, who have recently held
several parades and demonstrations to
demand that. the accused men be
speedily tried.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-04
Pinchot to Testify.

New York, Dec. 4-Gifford Pinchot,
former chief forester of the govern
ment, will appear today before the
joint committee of the legislature
which is considering the development
Of the water power of the state. L
is understood that Mr.. Pinchot will
advocate the public ownership and
sale OF power.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-04
Prosressives Active in Milwaukee.

Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 4.-The Mil
waukee branch of the National Pro-
gressive League has completed ar
rangements for its first meeting to be
held in the Auditorium tomorrow night
Prof. Charles l.. Merriam of Chicago
and George l.. Record of New Jersey
will be the speakers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-04

Hair switches and transformations
made from combings. Phone AIS.
Reatrice ] Calhound.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-12-04
Accused of Taking University Fund:

NCCUstu OF dNT7y OT'TVCTS TtJ UT'US'
Minneapolis, Mimi, Dec. 4.-The
case of J. ]. Bren, former acting treas
urer of the University of Minnesota,
who is accused of the embezzlemenu
of university funds, was called for
trial today in the Hennepin county
district court.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
UDVALQTE ~:B0GEp

u,der norsk Flag., a1Iacob HiIditch. Soc
Nar.anne. at Wilhelm Xrag. 35c.-Isaac See
~ = ": Krag: eoc.-Isaac Knpvrgast.
Krag: 6~oc.-Lodseu OF hans Hustru. an. Lie.
:-0ryende Dag ,af NJ Mailing. 6Oc -Siodron.
Singe,: at Iohn Paulsen. 5Oc-Eventyr5agen,
samltng, at de NEST bekiendte Eventyr. flu.
Eneelsk og Engelsk. Norsk. Dansk, ca 500
Sider over 10000 Ord, $1.25; *ortfattet
6nge!sk og Dausk-Norsk. Csc; Norsk- Va nsk-
eng lsk og Engelsk-Norsk- Dansk I.or.me.
ordbog. s6irtinRsb. soc. M%arocccbind med
Guldsnit 75c:-Et Hundrede Timer l En9eIsk,
I, at N: Jul. Eibe, smukt indb. 75c.-Prospekt
Sverige og Finland; re forskjelige Kort fof
25c: 25 do. soc; 55c do. 81; loo dc. 81 rs.
UW Skrtu efte, fuzdstendiOs Kafalog.
G. RASMUSSEN PUB. co. /"
sSO-72 s 9TH ST., Minneapolis, MINI,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

Observation-Disclosures poo Mo5ar1
Sail, ct. Saul, ELECTROMAGNETIC 2pr,
Dog Mften, orrangeret of Donif Una.
oomsforening al 81. SAUL, mes 49,
liltance at op9tise 9ilettanter fra
Mtnneapolis, bringes otter i bore
2eiereS pelpillige grinoring. @api.
tol @itD Srfeiter aabner Yrogrom-
MET meo ct l1ooolg al banife Melooi-
ct, og 6erfter ipilles v@pifmons @pa=
ler" al minneapolis Dilettanterne.
ST. Saul Strange ipiller oe,1 ploge6e
Sbeoter6irefter @bifmons @olle, me-
oens airio @ielien oe @inor Mfier
paataeer Jig lite min6re ems 8 @oI-
Ter bper, bpa6 De forsprigt er ne6t
til efter Stpffets Communicating.
Otter ct MeIlemipil, r@ffo fra @on-
mart, at Orfeitret, ipiIIes Carl Mpl
-lers moriomme 8auoepile vMaor
&otten er uoe", at 6'@rr. Strange,
Aitier og 8%Gom-2anee og Gomerne
@l1e Berieion og Mitri6 MieIien. @f-|
ter Soreltillingen bIiper ser Sal til
81. 2, og Ser ierperes Torfriifninger.
8illetten foiter so Gents, oq oIle|
9onife / Eoillingbperne in6bp6es pen-
light til at oberbgre Goreitillingen oq|
oeltage / 8ollet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
UDVALGTE B0GEp.

h!arneet. Roman af CART Rtlar, eoc. e1ep
1ndb. s5c;-UdvaIgte Eventyr or fiistorie1r.. q
H. G; An, Ande r, s52 Slider. So i%lustration,e r
t tefi;n 'od 70: $Nh ooo: Dstre. For
havdl1gen og DronninRens VaRtmester. af "a
n r.s Es,ar; GO Slider, 81 Q eleg: indb:. $i.2s
mann, 500 Slider, $l:o0. eieg. indb. $50 =
sisr. indb sia5 sf +; DTaehnann. s5c,
u. Bjursten. SO sidsr I's sl'E 9p.' d koma 1li a
afBi. Bjornson. 6oc, e1eg. indb. s.. OO.-soI..
E INT. e. E,,rtsllinger skitser % DiEte afAd.ma
tn b $i.25.-~ Nyby9gerne oe 8iokkuset, TO
IF .rtr.. inc,r IF FIR. Ostcr9aard jndb. 7sc.
~u SkriO ef'er fMtdst9,,dtg Kataio0
a c. RASMUSSEN PUB. co. Q
sSo-724 5. 18th STU MiraeaDolis, MinA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

Sporpejsfompasniet, JON / oisi
Sage al minneapolis Gitp Mttornet
bar faaet at pioe, at set life CT Gne.
Der tier oper lit Iorbolo til 8proaoe1
eller Set %fjerenoe Hublifum ser
@pen, fan MI ogloo peute at blipf
bolot til 2Dlet ber / 8pen. &ompag=
niets General 9ireftpr, 90. S. @ieIo,
bar tiliteoe pe6 ct Meoe, lom Sns=
Bog aftea bolotes al Gitp Councils
SporpejSfomttc og blep n10erfaitet
ct ret itarpt 6orbpr al Meolemmer=
nc: Ser CT i1oIebet en- Mnng6e &la=
ger fra forifielli9e Ste6er / Bpen ODER
Sporpeistieneiten, og aompogniet
%belfDloes for paa cit tenumeIi9 grop
Maooe at babe li6oet 8poroinoncerne
operberig, napnlig i &etning al Ito
iteoelien al transfers. 8lonot on5re
cling, lom &omiteen bar UNDER Sper=
oeielie CT uoarbeioelie al ct spitem,
bporpeo 8eboerne / 0n1eenen of
Mariball Mpe. 8roe11 life jfal trim
ges til at betale 10 Gents for at font
mic til @inncapolis Gronsfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

&aitor S. 9. steenitrmp bol6t ifs
ite Ssnoog6ormi6oog iin ii6ite @11os.
t%ieneite / ct. Ye6ers Strife, ser ober:
o9reoes al en- meget flor 6oriomling
Ser bolotes &onfirmotion al Ell
&losie paa 8 &onfirmon6er, % efter
Ereoitenen bar ser Mltergang, pel
boilfen @aitor s. 3. &pio osiiitere6e.
Meni9beoen brogte Yaitor steenitrup
en- ret betpoelig @ape 6orn1 at e1
Offer.
Ssnoag Mften kgab Ereitefomi
lien Zig pao @eiien til Donmarf fra
Miltnanfee 8anens Standardization.
@n flor @eneoe al Menigbeoens
W%teolentn1er og @enrer al 6o1nilien
Steenitrup bob6e in6fun6et Jig pao
8onegaoroen for at iige set ii6ite
Sarbel. 8lonot Sem bar to @epre=
lentonter for Eborbal6ien 2oger.
Hreiioent IF. 81. Beterien og @ice-
Ereiioent q. g. fielien, og ST.. &e-
terien uotalte / belbalgte 0ro lin Sat
for ben @elpilie og Smg6efommet1.
beo Eaitor Steenitr1p bab6e biit lite
blot moo 2ogen, men / lin bele 6er6
blanot Sc Danife / Minneopolis, en-
Hotalelfe, Ser iiffert bIen bifol6et af,
ollie De tilite6eberen6e. Ser bIeb ia.
get en- biertelig gfife6 og gnifet 6e
bortoragenoe en- lptfeIig Gremtio Il
Breltegoar6en / Eaars poo 2olIono.
.og Eaitor Steenitrups iiblte &illen
til fine @enner Der bar en- Sssn6bpoeIie
til at oflegge barn og bans 6omilie
ct Belgg Ge6relon6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

- &one't (til monoen): r@pr gu,
beo Dn, bpoo jeg tror, ieg bill!
Man6en: .Mp-p!"
r&onea: "Seg tror, jes pil Ia6e
Dit Steg fool"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

We'd Kjob eller Reparation al
uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH ST.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

Graduation oibolotes i iiolte cd
oenne nge at oe forifiellise @ra6: oe
&eiifoler funot ont i 8pen, fsrlt. peo
Geltligbe6er / Sc ettfelte Sfoler, bpor
DC graSueren6e &lasier tog Mfifeo
meo oerts reipeftibe SfoIer ct lille
bel orrongeret Erogram, pes bpilfet
Der / flere af Sfolerne operlepere6es
M%inoegaper til 5folernes ltolmpf-
ming fra Ordinations =@loslerne, oq
oerefter beo iomleoe Geitligbeoer for
9iltrifterne / @siifolernes Nuoitori=
er, beo bbilten 2eiligbeo @ra6uei;,
terne fit 0eres 9ipIolner uolepereoe
at Superintendent Serbian. MopnIiq
beo Sc enfelte SfoIers @ro0uotionsz
felter foar mon ct go0t 8egreb ON set
9ooe Jorbol6 ser beitoor mellem 2a=|
rerne og oeres unge Glener, og n1o,1-
&c at o1sle, at bbilfe Be aller flejte
goar ober til &sitifolerne, pil iiffert
fra @raofolerne BEFORE fiere Min,
Der, iom oil fslge Sem giennem belle
8tbet. Se6 at operpere en- iaooon|
Gelt foor man Ell 6oritooelje al,
bbtlfen u6n1Rrfet SeSnjtit1ltion So nr1p=
8erneifoIer er, % bpor flor
Sc u6pper poa Sen op.
oofsen6e l1n96om.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
st. Paul.

"St Paul Tdende" removed to Room
POI Court Block.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

9eu oanif=nurife @ol9atba &irtes
&utnScforcnimg mpoer SorsOog 81
tcrnriO0ug sen =. 6cbrl1ar boS Mrs.
g. @rant, 796 2a>plon st. Nlle
CT binrtcliglt inObu0te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

&iebarb @orbon, en- al Sc ferite
Settlerc / ct. Saul og @runolegge,
al 6irmaet @or6on & 6er9uion, oeot
9sroog slften- Stem @oebeIle, g. 9,
@on bar paa &ejie for iin @elbreos
Sfpl6. Mf0e0e bar 81. Mar gan1n1cI.
San fom til ct: Saul 1854 Ga bar
/ CT lang Morrpffe blon0t 9pens Iez
6enoe 6orretningsm9no.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
6rn eiitoe bpb. Sfslse Me0oelt

6rm 2iitoe bpb, Sfslge @e0oelel.
lie fra &otteroam, @ollano, bor Sc
ncralfonim 5pren 2iitoe bopt sen
sorg at mite iin &1,itrl1, Sannab
Siitoe, feot Sobnion. Sum blep Sen
3. os. opereret for enSpullt / Mapen,
% oeoe ON Morgenen Sen II. IS.
al @iertelommelie. 6rn Qiltoe, ser
Dor at norif slegt, bar meget afbolot
Der I 9pcn, bpor bum / mango Mor
far bobt lit Stem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

2anif lntb, @uiuoeiurcuina oibol'
ser nGit Mpoc Onsooa Sen l.. Sc
brl1or ST. 2 gftermin0oog / 1854
Guclioc 81. Miis 9. Mnoerie n ino=
bpocr alle pau set pemli9ltc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
minneapolis.

NaoSmansel / @pjifolerne. Ser
9roollerer t 6isie Gage 245 Glepcr
fra 9penS @eiitoler, % al Sc 1,163
Gleper> Der groouerer fra @ra0ifoler.
tie, bar De 1,00S. melot Jig til @siifo=
lerne. Set bliber en- Daar0t 9feo at
fn@fte for 5folebeitprerne at ifaffe
Hloos til 6em alIe.
Mfrs. Nlbertine 0jertien, G11te ef.
ter Serlnon S. @iertien pes 2ofe
Mmelia, er / ssnoags afgooet neo
0eoen paa Set norlfe 9iafonisiebo.
ipitol> 70 Mar gonmel. SUN blep
Snsoag begropet fra ct. Youli nor
ite Strife, al bois Menigbe0 bun bar
ct al Sc el6ite Meblemmer. Sun bar
Stonnno0er til en- meget an let 11orif
Slpgt Der / 8pen % opcrlepeS al s
8ern og % 8ernebgrn.
Gn itor eleftriif fulfilling aobnes
iaftent 8. 26. Sanuar, / Minneapo=
liz Mrmorp og parer til Sen 4. Sc
bruar. Set bliper Ell beiit interes=
iart Sppisning al Sc mango npttige
Mnpe10eller al gleftriciteten / oct
oaglige 2ib og / Sn0uitrien. Brr-
fesior s. 6. 8lumb 9iber 6orepis-
ming at forifielliee elettriite Scene.
me'1er, SeSlos Sperfsring al 2ps
olp., og ser bliber glimre,,oe Sllumi-
nation. Om gftermio0agen % Mf=
tenen oil ser bIipe 0rfelter &oncert,
meo @ais Blancbe Mebaffp og anore
befienote San9ere lom soli1ter.
Ileganbra 2osc, .. g. e., ofbol,
Ser lin itore oarli9e Maiferooe fgrft=
fornmenoe 2er0ag Mften paa 9onio
Sail. &on1iteen bar I'LL ollie 5orbe=
reoelier / Sen be6ite Or0e,1, pg alt CT
reoe for iaa fornpieIig Ell Mften, ion1
Der / set bele fan bp0es ct 6anif 81,=
blifrm / 6orm al en Maifera6e. Ser
oil efter 6orlp0en0e blipe Ell femme
Zig ifarp &onfurrence ON Sc uoitil>
leoe Hremier, i6et Ser fra flere 81
ser ct giort efstro Mnitrangelier for
at pre ientere farofteriitiife &ojt1rmer
og Maifer. Som tibligere omtqlt nil
8illetpriien bore so Gents for Ser
rer og IS Gents for Gamer, ior1t %
Gents for M6gong til 8olfonen. 60
gems Meolemmer mes Senner % BE-
fienote inobpoes poo set penligitc til
at 0eGtage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

Yeoislatnren bar pe0ta9et, at oers
&irfiombeo ifol ppbpre Sen Is
Marts, % Sen pil life mo0togc np:
2ouforllo9 efter Sen %. 0ebr!m
mes l1notogelic al iaooonnc, jon
frelnlrggcs al @1lpcrmpren cller ii
ban1 aubefolcs til 9%ebnnbling.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
8illeobmsger Mnoretu O'Gunnor

8%iaeobm9ger Mmore,p D'Gpmnor
lom | Sc itoite ipp Mor for boet / So
| rig, ntfom Sbn6ag Mften til ct
Saul for at fonferere meo &omiteen
for Mon1mentet for @uberngr SSobn
q. Sobnion og for at lere lit @uiet
beore at fienoe. @an far iom befienot
nofsrt ct l1otait, iom @omiteen iffe
bar tilfre6s meo. 8ille6buggerert
oil ogioo beige ct. Setter. &on
tiger, at Sc @ille6er at @upernsr
Sobnlon, iom blen ien6t bom, og
iom io9oes at bore taget poo famine
Sag, bar albeles f~orffieIIige. @oa
ct funoe ban ic no lom en- ,1ng
Mano poa % og pao ct anbet iorn Ell
gommel Man6 paa IS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

Msioeiateb CHARITIES bar uoieuot
Ell Marsrapport, ifplge Dpilfcn ser /
1910 bar 1,OO9 Nnipgninger ON
Njrlp mos 1899 / 1909. Sellfohet
blep / 1910 9iort opm9rflpm poo
3S2 ,,pe Silfeloe moo 451 r1pe Sil=
frlnc / 1909.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
Sfabeseritatning. S Morts Moa:

sfabescritatnins. S Morts @oo=
l1eo fplliocrebe CT 8ronopogn Te6
Ell Sporpo9n pao @jprnet al Z. %
Ironflin Street, bpprpeo 1 &rono=
ur,1o font ret %alporligt tillfooe. GA
set bar bepisligt, at Sfplben for &o=
lisiiouen lao bos Sporpogl1elt, CT
&ompagniet III, goaet ino poo at be
tole SC tilifooefomne MGno Gritat=
ninoer. elsie bclpber Jig / Stgr,
relic fra $500 til $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

S%frcisrno Minoeieit. 5 Ocn norif
l,,tberife Slnm,a1u1els Strife, 81. a
If. % Canada Streets, pil ser iprlt
tomr'l1enoe Ssnoag 0prmiooo9 blips
ofbolot eli Mi,lbefelt efter nplig al
opoc Mislionrr 8. .. Sfrefsrl1o
Mcnigbeocn: ErGit. 9. 6. Simoui or
taller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27


Stuff at fomn1e til 9ro0erialnfun=
bets neite @eoe poa Sl,nior Yioneer
Sail 6reoag 6en 3. 6ebruar, 90 ser
otter ct ganife fort Mpoe oil blipe ct
Ear Simers gemptlig Cans for 6or,
eringens @eolemmer meo 8efjenote.
Nogang 25c for &errer og Domer
frit. 6orfriifntn9er ierperes.
q. 9. &omiteen for unoerbol6.
'1ingen be6 8~ro6erlamfln6ets fgrite
&eoe / bper Moaneo er / itooig @irf.
lombeo og garonterer en- forneielig
Sen f~6ritfommen6e Greoog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

%aitor Sabib 6. 2ebabn, JONI
Ma,1oog forrige ltge blep orreiteret
for ltnoerilnb al Sen tpif=lutberife
@oipitalsforeniugs Mioler, er ble9el
frificnot. @ons Sag fom pp for 90
litirettcn / Treoa9s, og paa 6orilcs
al osliitcrcnoe 9oluntpoopofot @pan
blep Suaen afpiit. Haitorcn bcfprss
Sc life at pi0ne engong.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

sri Sporposnsfjpriel. S 2esislo
t''ren er inobrogt ct 6orilog ON, al
Sporpejsfompagnierne / Staten ifal
babe &et til at gipe Yoliti= % 8rono-
memo / Uniform fri ajsriel paa
sporpoene, bpilfet for ct Mar iioen
bleb forbuot lom itrioen6e imo6 Muti=
Eas 2open. Set ifal 6og pere. Ell
trioillig Sag for &ompognierne ONT
De oil gjsre Set. S 0nsoa9 blep
6orlloget onbefalet til geotogelle al
9'11et lom COMMITTEE Of tie mbole".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

Statsmbitillim9ens mpe SefretGr,
Sobn Sinpion, for Si0en Sefret9r
for Soma Stats,1oltilli11g, lm0erret=
teoe ii0itc 2proog 6. %. @lotfelter,
Minnciota Stats1roitillings Hreli=
Sent, ON, at Fan pil moOtage Sal
get iom Setretrr for Minnciota u.s.
%itillingen. Mr. Simpion blet
palgt puo ct Meoe, iom lloitilli11.
gems Erection ofbolot / ofpigtc l1ge
Cen nppalgte Sefretnr bar / Sns,
Bags fer / @pc1 og oeltoa / ct Mp0c
al Minneiota Agricultural Societps
@eitprelie / Mercbont Sotel. &ar
bill tiltrGOe lin Holt Sen 1. 6ebrl1or.
-Sclifabet olllgaaes meb Yloner on
at opfere Ell ltor 8pgning pao Statt
0oir @%ru,oen, iom ifal rl1n1nle allt
County lloitillingerne / State 6ail
ltgen og tillige ct N1,0itorilln1 og Ell
fulfilling fra State 6ormen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27
Gitp Councils Geaislatur= 0pmite

Gitp Councils 2eeislatmr=9 omite
lom fornplig blcp ,,on9pnt til at tage
Gare pao @pens S,nteresier / 2egis=
latl,rcn, bolocr lit fsrite Mpoe iaf
ten, efter S,1ofaloelie al &apor Sell
Ter. 8lo,,ot on6re Sing Ser fommer
UNDER 1orbanoling er Ganoparfsfo:
misiioncns @ct til ielp at 1,onepne
fin Sngenipr, NnifaffeIie of Sefitbe.
ger til Sfoler,1e, 5illaoelie til Yoli=
tifomisiioncn til at 11oiteoe 8o11os fcl
$15O,000 til 0pferelie at Ell M Get
tral Eolitiitotion, FAINT Mfgigrelle al
8Dens Set til at e%fspropriere 2onb
til @peus eget Brig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

@iebarb :. DGonnor, Sen 0erno
fratiife Organizations 6srer, % 81
Sbarles 6. Smitb, er iioite ltge of
rejit til Stillebapsfpiten .og 0rien
ten. Sc bliper borte Ell Iengere E3.
Mr. S'Goumor oplpite, at ban agteot
at 9inlte Ybilippinerne, Sapan oe
9tp=3celaub.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-01-27

Tallit. aipbmono @ialn1or 81
Nroree, $50 Mariboll Apen,1e, bol
lioite ltae onipgt Sc Ioreneo'
Stotcrs &et ON Notwithstanding
@ans @irlo er $13>231.26 % Mf
tiper1r 1902. Mn0rce er Chef fol
Tirmoet $. q. Nnoree & Co., IS 6
6. st., banolenoe mes 9omcorogte,
og &uober.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-28
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Montgomery Players Ar rested on Warrants in
 Friendly Suit

Montgomery, June 7.-(Special)-Al- legng that section 771S of the code of Alabama has been violated in attempts made in Montgomery to play baseball on the Sabbath day. warrants were today sworn out against the nine Montgomery players who participated in Sundays en- gagement with the Birmingham Barons. By agreement of interested persons, the cases will not be tried in magistrates court but will go before the county grand jury for an investigation of the alleged violation.
 The warrants were sworn out by Julius Hendrix, backed by the Sunday league, of which he is an enthusiastic member.
 According to Stuart Mckenzie, sattor- ney for the Sunday league, the visiting, team was not molested by the league, owing to the fact that the charges so far preferred will be sufficient to make test case of the alleged violation. MT. Mo- Kenzie states that the league had no de- sire to interfere with the baseball sched- ule of the Southern league, nor to cause any unnecessary inconvenience.
 Thes scharges which have been preferred against the Billikens allege that the bill establishing commission government in Montgomery does not repeal the general anti-Sunday baseball act, which Is said to prohibit the playing of the sport on Sundays unless it has been appealed, as in Mobile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-28
GADSDEN SENDS MANY DELEGATES

Gadsden, June 27.-tSpecial)-- Through it's vice president, Capt. E. R. LeFevre. the Gadsden Business Mems club has appointed a delegation to go to Montgomery on the 29th to attend the meeting to be held at that place for the purpose of organizing a further effort in behalf of the movement to have the Coosa and Alabama rivers improved and opened to navigation and their water powers made available.
 The delegates appointed by Captain LeFeVre are as follows: Capt. W. P. Lay, Capt. J. M Elliott, Judge L. l.. Herzbers. J. s. Moragne o. W. Sibert, J. s. Paden. H. O. Dumas, W. l.. Sam pey, ". G. 'Bellenger, J. D, Dunlap, c. P. Smith, F. T. Hollingsworth, J. B. Wadsworth, S. McGaughy and J. Nad- Ter. At least part of the delegates will attend the meeting, if they are not all able to go.
 Congressman John L. Burnett has wired friends in Gadsden that he will come to Alabama to attend the water ways meeting that will be held at Montgomery on Thursday and he will be one of the delegates from this place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-28
Personals

W. E. Sears, general foreman of con slructon for the Atlanta, Birmingham aud Atlantic left Bessemer today for Anniston. where he will be married to- morrow to Miss Lena Ray. Immediately after the ceremony MT. and Mrs Sears will leave for their wedding tour 10 Seattle, Wash, Denver, Col. Salt Lake City, returning via New Orhans.
 George G. Christlieb of Wheeling, w. Va, is visiting MT and Mrs. H. c. Christ lieb at the Grand hotel.
 H. Steele of Woodward Is i'll at the Robinson hospital,
 Miss Fife Carlisle Is visiting relatives in West End.
 Mrs Halfacres of Brighton and Mrs. Halcomb of Virginia mines were removed to their respective homes today from the Robinson hospital.
 Deputy Parker of the Blue Creek cir cult is i'll at his home.
 Mrs. J. A. Marlborough leaves for her home in Charplotte. s. C.. the latter part of the week after a visit to relatives in this city.
 Mrs. E. A. Little and children are in Meridian visiting relatives.
 Mrs. Frank W. Brandon and family, ac- companed by Miss Louise Moore of Athens, will leave tomorrow for Chicago to spend the summer
 Miss Maud Smith will return from a visit to Sulligent tomorrow.
 Miss Ida Kartus has as her guest Miss Ida Friedman of Dallas. Tex.
 Miss Catherine Adams has returned from visit to relatives in Ark9nsas and Mississippi.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-28
ALICEVILLE GETS
 SHARP TURN DOWN

Alicevlle, June 27-tSpecial.)-Since the receipt of the reply to the Commercial clubs petition to the Alabama, Tennessee and Northern asking for various reduc- tions there has been much comment upon it and the matter now awaits the action of the next regular session of the Com mercial club, which meets the first Mon- day night in next month. The most ag- gressive petitioners are busyng them selves with data in support of their con- tention and it is uncertain just what &C., ton will be taken as a recent visit of the president to this section has influenced some tc the side of the railroad. There still remains a determined effort, how ever. U seek better conditions in rail road matters. There is clash of opin- ions in the matter as some petitioners contend that certain Iates have been raised over the scale of 1907, while the railroad contends that they have not. The petition also called for 9 reduction in passenger rates, which has been denied, and the road refused to re store the ex- press offices. of the Southern Express company, removed on January l.