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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
5ra Chicago.

ST. &onil1l Geo. Beef ouertagel
otter &pniulatet, .efter enot San
marfsreiie, fra Is. September al
regne.
%. 8ullmann, Hullmonn % Stole:
lano er 1u ogiaa begpnot meo al
fpefl.Iere / &allforretninger, ibe1
8. g. g. $50. 10Y og r9anue=
brog" for neoiat en- 6ellestomite
til at fremme @lanen.
8ager Counting paa 40. % Mortb
Mpe. bar folgt u6 til ct &ar spen=
ifere, iom ifal opertage T%orretntnger
fra 1. Sftober, bporefter @r. Eon=
ming og &uitrl, refer til 9unmarf
for ON muligt at tage barigt Sp<
boIo.
AZ statsbanfer / Chicago piier /
@apporten oper 6eres @tilling peo
Mabning af 6orretningen sen 26en
September at bape oper 900
mere / Sn6ffu0 ems Sc bab6e Sen
76e sunni, ga SEN forrige &apport
blep ofgipet. S iamme Siosrum
piier Mationalbanferne / 8pen EN-
6orminoifelie al $4,000, 900. So
iumleoe 9epoiita / 40 @tatsbonfer
og IA Mationalbunfer '11ogioroe ct
8elpb al ca. $93s, 5000, 200. &on-
tantbeboloningen / Statsbanferne s.
p. September bar ca. 81 psf. al oe=
res Depoiita og / observation-disclosures
80 pGt.
l.. Sobn Socobien, en- al Spoii0ens
imoa Slietonger, bop6e ner in6e=
bren6t forleoen Scat. SSobn Dor bos
fin Sooger, Sim S6rgenien, 3647
.Sn6iana Mpe., og blep ONT Matten
beffet al @uiets @11n6, ser opbol6t
Jig / &pffenet pe6 Chen al bans
@erelie. @ele Stnouesrammen ito6
ga / 6lammer, og Sobn blep 10 buip
meo at illtffe. @e0 Ell nermere TIN
6eriggelie pi1te set Jig, at en eller
lflere 3ppe bap6e oabnet &inouet us
til @aaroen, bporfra Sc iaa fun6e
reffe ino og bemegtige Jig bons
8entle6er. Silfel0igpis bop0e ban
ON Mftenen taget fine 8enye us af
iamme, og Set er formooentlig / 6e=
res nberetttge0e @arme at Sppene
ga far ltuffet SIS / @ar6inerne.
@enfleoerne fanotes u6enfor mes
ben6te CONNER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
@eoitprteoe 2mftiejlere.

Gorsoog ii0ite ltge foretog en- tpif
militer 2uftieiler, 9eitnant Meu=
mann, en- Spitigning fra @iiblbaus
og iatte &11rien efter S%trasborg.
San me0ferte iomHasiager en- franlf
Merondut, le Gonte. Otter en- 6lugt
af Is Mile efsplo6ere6e @asolinbez
bol6eren / EN- &bi6e al go 500, og
itprte6e til Sor6en. 8egge
2uftIeilerne blep 6rebte paa Ste6et.
. Samme Sag itprteoe en- an6er1
tDif 2uftieiler, Saul Selge, me6 lin
@aifine peo &arlsrlrbe og fit 8eifa=
6igelier paa @ierr1eifallen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

Wort Fedreland. Diet lille Danmark,
har. som vi allie we'd, givet ct stort og
xostbart Bidrag til Indvandringen her
til fra Americas tidligste Dage. Dan
skerne / Amerika err ct smukt og
starkt Vidnesbyrd ON, at wort Folks
Historic like err indskrenket til Dan
mark alene, men strekker sig til Diet
fjerneste Vest som til Diet fjerne
Osten.
Forste Bin af "Danske / Amerika"
har modt den NEST velviilige Omtale
af den danske Presse her og hjemme,
og omtales af allie som ct Vserk af cne-
staaende Betydning, der bor ejes IF
enhver, som har Interesse for sit Folks
Historic og diets Delagtighed i Lam
diets Udvikling.
Andet og sidste Bind af "Danske
Amerika'' vii omfatte ca. 5000 Slider
og udkomme we'd Udgangen af 1912. Da
dette Bind vesentligst, foruden flere
selvstenuige Afhandlinger som like
fandt Plads i 1ste Bind, vii indeholde
en- rigt. illustreret B~eskrivelse af de
dansk-amerikanske Settlementers Hi
storie fra 1860 indtil wore Dage, og
som en- Fplge deraf er afhangig af den
nyeste Folketellings Census af 1910
sidste Resu1tater, der forst afsluttes
Slutningen af dette Aar, vii Arbejdet
uundgaaeligt tage mere It'd end bereg-
net.
Observation-Disclosures:
1ste Bind alene, i elegant og st@rkt
Bind og portofrit tilsendt, $500
2det Bind alene, i elegant og sterkt
Bind og portofrit ti1sendt, $780,.
F6rste Bind tilsendes straks ve6 Mo
Bind naar dette %udkommer. We'd Modta,
Betalingen at SO for 2det Bind bero ind
Prsvehefter af 1ste Bind sendes frit.
Agenter, som bydes en- stor Raj
Kolonier i Am,
C.. PUBLISI
72o-724 S. 4th St.,
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5ra Racine.
6 + IS s e n e n,

6 br +" S e e H.
Gementfontraftgr fer / 8pen, bar
/ ii6lte ltge paa '@eigg / ga @rosie,
isis, bpor ban bor fiebt flere npe
@alfiner til lin stenfabrif, Ser er
UNDER Spf6relie 116e poa @elt 8ou=
lebar6. S Ga Grosie trof ban blan6t
an6re lammen mes bort ti6ligere
8Dsbarn Guen6 &eterien, afgaaet
.8icepreit6ent / 9ania, Ser fulgte
&elionce Sron 60. til Ga Grosie.
SSenien tiger, at ban bop6e flere
m1ntre u%0flugter / 8pens Sme9n
meo Sc bortoragne &ocinemen6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
og Golfeifoler. Der er imiolertio Ben
6orifieI paa l1ngarn og Ganmarf:

og Golfeifoler. Ser er imiolertt6 Ser
6orifiel paa ltngarn og 9nnmarf
l1ngarn bar begpnot peo Soppen
bar ifabt en- 5tab al 2erere og Sc
0ere, iom penter Jig Sn0flp6elie pac
9erre6emme ODER en- Mrbei6sflasi;
UNDER 6em.
9anmarf bar begpnot pe6 @run.
Sen.
S l1ngorn bar man anlagt Sin
|lerne iaale6es, at nl1noerpisntngen
bibringer Sc forifielltge Samfl,nos=
flasier, bpa6 Sc bebbper, og iamti=
Dig npie pas er paa, at Sc forifiell;-
|!ge &lasier life l9rer for meget,
frem for alt at Sc life l9rer 11oget,
iom eibr oem utilfreoie mes oeres
2ebepiIfaor."
Sr6ene fer or bente6e fra en- a.
Set ungarif e ~2an6brl1gsmintiterium5
&apporter.
Yrofesipr @oibington fremb93e:s
for at un0eritrege Bette 6orbolo, al
man / lin Sis fanot Set n~e6benoigt
at LUTTE en- 2an6brugsifole / 1ebre-
gin, iom bar anlagt / 6orbin6esis
-me6 en- 2ano6obejifole, for6i gleper=
ne / Sen f9rIte Sfole, ser par / sag:
Zig @erering mes 8egpn0eliesflas=
ierne / SEN beiere Stole, begpn6te at
efterabe gleperne ser, itille6e iterre
&rap en6 ne6pen0igt efter 6eres 10
ciale 5tilling og / Set bele ftrebte
b6iere, ems Sc f11n6e rao.
Sc 6anife @foler er en- Mo6iat=
ming BERTH. 9e bar begpn0t oeres
Mrbei6e blan0t Sc imaa 8en6er og
bar Mar efter s(ar n6pi0et 6eres
@irfefelt, inotiI Sc MI omratter ollie
Samfun6sflasier paa 2an6et.
s 6enne Gfole be11oer set, at en-
@onoepige og en- &omtesie ii66er
paa 89nf iammer, og at en- Serre=
man6si6n og en- @l1smanosipn or=
beioer SIDE pm SIDE / @enifab og
6agIig Smgang mes oeres 2erer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
@mbstieneiter / ct. Saul.

9anff Ell. 1utb. 81. stepbans Sir.
fe, @jsrnet al Orleans og Stepens
@treet, @u6stieneite bper S6n6ag
Gormio0ag 9l. II. Ssn6agsifole
81. 9. - Stills glpisater, 8reit.
@olgat5a banit.nprife &resbbteri.
amer Strife, 1856 Sbomas st., 11er
Slice ct. Ganff @u6stieneite bper
Sen6og 6ormio6ag al. 1890 og en-
gelif @u0stieneite bper Ssn6ag &f<
ten 81. $50. Ssn6ogsifole @l.
$50. 8snnemsoe bper 0nsoae Off
ten ST. 8 / &irfens l1n6erbpgning.
@rel Ma6ien, 81. tbeoI. &aitor. go,
peel 491 gborIes ct.
Gsnubens norif e%pauselif luther.
ffe Menisbeb, Sibrnet at l%1niperiitp
og 8arf Mpes., bol6er @uostieneite
bper Ssn6ag 6ormi6oag &l. 1890
og Mften 81. 7.45. SenoogsIfolen
me6er 81. 9 6orm.
S &apellet paa @jbrnet al &ea-
nep og Carl Sts., er ser Sgnoogs.
ifole bper Sbn6ag Gftermiooag SCI.
3 og @uostieneite SCI. 7.30 Mften.
S Si5bergs Sail, S74 &apne
Mpenue, er Ser Ssnoagsffole bner
@snoag @fterm. SCI. 3. - g.. s..
&eque, 8aitor, $40 Capitol 8oule>
barb.
Srefoloisbebs norif epans. lntb.
Strife, Darlington og Sberburne
@pes. @u6stieneite bper @bnoag
81. 1890 Gorm. paa Morf og 7.45
@ften paa @ngelf. Ssnoogsifole
og 8ibelflasie efter @gimesieguos.
tieneiten. = CIR. Spbilruo, Breit,
$50 GrlIer Street.
8etbania Strife, s.. SCENTS og So.
relt Street. @u6stieneite afbol6es
Senoag 6orm. &l. 1890 og Mften
81. 7.30. @per Iors6ag Mften 8en-
nemeoe / &irfens 8aiement. @en.
6agsifole bper sen6og SCI. IL. ..
S. 6lagitab, Ereit. @opeI S46
gorf @treet.
Sen norif-sanffe Metbpbiit Strife,
&iernet al 8roaomap og 1915 ct,
afboloer fine @u6stieneiter iom fbl-
ger: @re6ifen Sbn0ag 6ormiooas
&loffen 1890. Mften 7.45. l1nge
Solfs gpmortb 2iga: Ssnoag Mften
SCI. Gas, og literert Ms6e oe tire fsr-
ite Sirs6age / Maane6en. 8sn.
nems6e bper 0nsoag Mften aI. s.
S 6. 1ollefien, @aitor, 289 1915
Street.
@ubstjeneite / ben norif-banfe
gaptiit-airfe, Sibrnet al Milforb
og @oo6bri6ge Streets, bper @sn.
Sag &l. 1890 6ormiooag og 7.3O
Mften. &. $50 ungoomsmS6e
Sen n%orif-6anife 8apttitmenigbeos
ung6omsforening ms6er i tit 2ofale
bper Ssnoag 9I. $50 Gfterm., 81.
af Mtlfor0 og @oo0brioge cts.
Sang og Muiif al II. S. Songfor.
Mlle Sfmotnaoer biertelig bel.
TONNE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

,ge til 6ranfrig, pil6e Jun furtne
faa refun6aret en- Gel af lin Tormue.
Dag mo6tog bun ira en-
ufien0t 600 ST. SUN raiite til
6ranfrig, set lpffeoes benoe at faa
Set me- te al lin gjencom tilbage, og
bum returnereoe til 2onoon.
Montpon in0fan0t Jig ltrafs Dos
ben0e, fortalte, at set bar bum, iom
ibab6e ienot Sc 600 6ronfs, og boo
ON at faa Sem tilbage. 3omen 1e-
pereoe bam Ee1gene. San,me Mf=
ten gap 8aronen SEM til TIT tottig
6lpgtni1g / 2onOon. @ou bar Sen
melt b%elgigrenoc @nier, lom noget1
Sin0e bar lepet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15

bar &epDen temmelig fort til at
u6fpl6e lbele Mftenen. Ser fnnoe
babe p9ret ct Ear an0re Numre paa
@rogrammet, set ipntes iom ON, at
set itore @11blifum, ser bar mebt
op, penteoe Jig en- liot mere langpa=
rig l1n6erholoning, li6t mere @aria=
ton. SeIpe &eppe,1 par go6t inoitu<
oeret, Ben gif raif, iom iagt npiten
for raift, oper Scenen. Mlle Sc
&ollebapen6e fun6e 6eres Barter paa
Singrene, ielp Sc temmelig oanifeli=
sc @efseliange gif perfeft. Set bar
en- 6orneielie at ie, at iaa mango
Menneif fer Dor me6t op, Salen bar
iaa at iige fpl6t, ct 8epis paa, at
8~ro6eriamf11nbets Meolemmer poa=
%ifignner set Mrbejoe, iom sen ora=
matiife Stub logger for 9agen @in=
teren tgiennem.
6 n Del e Strof.
@n Mon6 be6 Mapn Ole G6rijti=
anien fit / Snsoags i0emt Jig en-
@traf poo 80 Gage / Gengslet al
CONNER Sect, og SEN bar bel for
tient. San bao6e opfdrt tg p6erit
brutalt imob en- el6re Game, Mnna
Mtller paa Mnn Street, bpem ban
bab6e 1aaet iaa boarot / @obe6et,
at bum bar miitet Sdrelien paa set
enc Ore. Mrs. Miller, Ser er IS
,Mar gammel, bap6e Gbriitianien iom
&eniionar / @uiet og alttng gif
goot ct @tpffe Sio, in6ti1 2eieren en-
ifienne Sag blep %generen0e og mert=
tie at funne gigre Bpo6 iom belit
ban bapoe 2pit til. 9a Fan bleb
iretteiat, bleb Fan / Sen @roo grop
i fin Spfbriel, at Mrs. Miller bo6
bam ONT at forfdje Jig Bort, bpoo
gban ogiaa gior6e. st 8or Gage eff
ter TOM ban imiolertt6 tilbage, bpor=
;paa ban bepege0e Jig omfrtng /
:&riet iom ONT oct tilbdrte bam, og
'6a &onen ba6 Dom om at gao lin
Sci, ilog ban ben6e me6 ful0 &raft
paa SEN enc SIDE al &ope6et> iaa
at bun folot %bepioltlgs om. SUN
erflereoe / &etten, at iom 6glge
al slaget bar FUN blepen 6ep paa
set enc Gre.
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@rs. $. g. Melion paa @aple
Street mo6tog / 6reoags Morges
ct Telegram fra Chicago meo Me6=
6elelie ON, at &osml1s Gprenl len bar
6eo poa ct @olpital ser / 8pen.
Sgrenien er en- tt0ligere &acine=
@an6, og bar ierligt goot fienbt IN
6enfor Sangforeningen @amlet, H.
geiom ban bar ct ito6tgt Me0lem al
9unia societp. Mogle Gage for lin
$50 ra1nteS fan at ct Mnfal6 al
&%araIpiis, mems fan gift paa Cohen,
.og Fan fom life ienere til 8eptoit-
be6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
Gnbber 6anif Torenina / Mmerif!

Gnboer banif Screening / An1erifa
baroe anifaffe fig ct Gremplar at
Observation-Disclosures sangbog for
Il. g. for bpert at fine Meblemmcr,
iom ct imnft Minbe ON benne itor-
artebe Srinmftonrne sjennen1 Be
6orenebe Slater. 6oreninger % 60
ger fan itrafs erbulbe benne Bog til
en- meget 6illig &ris / &artisr.
Sfrio ftrafs til 6. &asmusien EnbI.
So.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-09-15
Boo6er darlington
ON O0nmQr6.
Set lpffelisite 2auo / @erOen.

Set lpffcltgite 2anb / &erSen.
Otter lit @eipg / 9anmarf far
Sen amerifanife Meger=&rofeslor
@oofer S. @aibington. / Mogalinet
STE @orls @orf" ifreoet Ell Mr=
tifel, ser er meget imigrenoe for
9ariferne.
6or lin egen &egning inoleoer
&rofesioren Mrttflen me0 at ligc, at
2anmarf, efter alt. bpa6 ban for
iet paa fine &eiler, er Set lpffeligite
|9ano / @er6en. San ipurgte Eli
@eiiefelle, en- gnglenoer: SLENDER
Sc noget ste0 / &er0en, bpor 81
folfningen er iaa ner beo at baoe
opfplot olle fine @rap, iom | Gan-
mart? Sen an6en ipntes ferit cit
gml,le forblgffet, og oerefter more
Sc ban Jig oper &rofeslorens Maaee
at tage Singene paa, met 1aa tno=
remmeoe ban, at ban alorig bapoe
beisgt nget 9ano, bpor oen oln1t11-
beige Sun6beo % &elltano 1pnts5
joa flor iom / set lille 2an0.
,9anmarf er life noget rigt
2ano / iamme 6oritano iom eng
lan6 og Sc Soreneoe Stater. Seq
beo lite, bna6 acknowledgements
flyer ON SEN Sing, men ieg forrno<
Ser, at ser / 9anmarf er faa el(er
ingen al Sc itore 6orml1er, iom
man finder / England, Sc Goreneoe
Stoter eller run6t om / guropas
|Bper. @agen er, ser er life Elaos
Il bette lille 2on0 til en- Ma1gemil=
Iionprs 8epegelier. 2an6et er 10
iffe mere ems cit Sreoiebel iaa fort
iom Staten Mlabamo, ifipnt set bar
en- Ereoieoel ilere Sn6bpggere."
Otter at babe iagt 0ette og ont
talt, bpilfen Mnieetie 2an6ets Sp=
%6prfning np6er blanot 2anomeno
bele @er6en oper 1pprger &rofesio-
rem paa M lin &ejiefelle: Spao er
set, Ser bar ifabt 6enne &%ultipering
II 9onmorf?
set er Sc 6onife SfoIer!" lp6er
|,Gparet.
Sg MI felger en- begeiitret Sf%1
bring al De 6anife Seiifoler, iolli
@rofeslor Scooter @albtngton blan0t
o116et tiger fplgenoe ON:
Set Dor f6rit 6a leg Tom til Gait
mari, % leg ielo iaa Sfolerne, iaI-
tie me6 2grerne, set par ferlt Ga leg
forlo6 9amarf, efter at leg bapos
baft 2eiligbeo til at lere beres ST.
itorie at fien6e pg til at ituoere Be-
res Organization, at leg begpnote ut
for1taa SEN Mn0el, iom Sc bar / Sol.
tets 9annelie, og bporle0es oe DOR
biulpet til at opbpgge 9anoets &l,!r
tipering. So Sing bap6e iarlig ST.
teresIe for mig:
66rit, at 6olfebbifolerne bar Sc,
res 0prinbelie / en- Srang efter at
|bielpe Mlmuen, og 6erneit, at oe
bar baft @el0 / beres streben. Seq
poper at iise, at intet Steos / Scr
Sen er Sen alminoelige 9annelie Dos
8en6erne itprre eno / 9mmarss.
Seq par imponeret ODER Sen
Mang6e 8laoe og 8gger, leg fanot
ICES mine 8eigg / imaa .8onoebiem
S forifiellige Ogre at europa er
ser / Sc ienere Mar reiit en- 8eoegel<
lie for at beore Sc arbei6en6e &las-
Tiers 8aar beo Splpsning.
&bor iom belit ser er giort 6or=
jpg / itgrre @tiI paa at be6re 2anb<
bruget ,er set ifet giennem en- ellie:
m6en 6agifole.
6or gfsempel i l1ngarn. Singer
5te6s / europa, fortaller man mig,
bar man giort iaa6anne &raftan.
ltr9ngelier for at fremme sunobru-
get pe6 6origgs- og l1n6eribgelies.
i%totioner, sanobrugsifoler, Spiifole,
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DanSke i America
1rt atnrr nattnnalr Yragturrk mt rurt 8nlks
6gtHturir I Annprtka.

Forste Bind, so er ct selvst@ndigt Ele o g salees sarskilt 1ndehol-
lei overs O store Slider Teks, 26O Portratter, - or GruppebIleder
(med yer 1900 mindre Portretter), CT 100 Biueder af Bygnineer.
eamle Landmmrker, etc, af national Interesse SAINT mange speciene
Iegnlnger, Prospekter, Kort M M. med Beskrivelse af den danske
lndvandring til Amerikaf ra 1919 til 1885, we'd Prof r S Wig, suppleret
II Pastor r. Andersens interessante o historiske Oplysninger I'm
lei 9ldre danske Indvandring til de Qstige Slater.
Endvdere indeholder 1ste Bind rit lustrered Afhandlinger I'm
skrevet af Fagmend "a hver sit Felt amt n paaldelg Historieo I'm
ore Landsmands Delagtighed de forskjeIige reIigiose Samfund
A~orLo ollie r+ ;1rc+roro+
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6 II feit

y ~ " t w t
S Man6ags Mftes. blep Ser gipet
en- Mflfe0sfelt for &ditor q. 9epin
..ne6 Metbo6tit=airfen paa &acine
|@treet. &oitoren bar opertaget ct
anoet aul6 / 2eelan6, S1l. ga. 1875
Nerioner al @enigbeoen bar tilite=
De pe6 Mfife0en, peo bpilfen bele
&aitorens Samtlie bar @eoersgje=
iter. Ser bar iiceneiat forifiellig
l1noerboloning for Nftenen, ierlig
| mritfalf @etning. &aitor Eollef=
len, s. &olpoien og Sobn g.. 2arien
bar Mftenens &%ope6talere, og Ser
bleo paa Menigbeoens Gegne oper=
:raft @aitor 2epi1 en- Eengegaoe iom
en- grfien6tligbe6 for oct Mrbei6e,
BON bar lt6rette. S tire 9(ar bar ban
itaaet for @enigbe0en, og ban bar
iamlet Jig Ell flor Sfare at 8enner
peb lit iampittigbeosful0e og iber=
biee Mrbejoe. &aitor &. Gois fra
Gpaniton bill blipe bans gfterfplger.
9 r e a M un6et.
S 9broags Mftes bap0e 9ogens
oramatiife &lub 0eres 8eneficefore-
itilling. Mrtbnr 2arien bapoe fire.
bet en- &epp mes en- Mang6e Sa1=
sc, og enfelte al 2ogens spioiel
bab6e oesu6en poet 6eres @i0rog pef
at ifripe enfelte 5ange. MlIigepel
IN@sEEM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14

feated J. Upshur Moorehead. defender.
|6-3, s-s, &s. Is and 1o-s.
round-Miss A. Downing and Dunn
tscratch) defeated Miss Allen and
Long (plus one-haf 15) by default.
Semi final round-Miss A. Downing and
Dom fscratch) defeated Miss Chew
and Cotton (minus 15). 60, % and
'7-5.
women.s doubles, handicap, semi-fnal
round-Miss Chew and Miss II. Downing
Cininus I-2 40 defeated Miss Sargent and
Miss A. Downing (plus liz 15), 6-1 and
So
Play will be continued tomorrow, with
Mems singles, handicap, semi-nnal
round-Lee McClung (minus II 3O) vs. G.
b. Brown (minus " 15), the winner 70
meet w. l.. Littlefeld (minus 15) in the
final round.
Women's singles, handicap, semi-hnal
round-Miss Chew (scratch) VS.. Miss IL.
Downing (scratch), the winner to meet
Mrs. Brooks (scratch) in the final round.
Women's singles. scratch, final round
Miss Shepard vs.. Miss Chew.
Mixed doubles. handicap. first round
Miss NJ. Greble and McClung (m1nus =
3O) VS.. Mrs. Bell and Stead (scratch).
(minus 15) vs. winner Of McClung-Grebie-
Bell-Stead match.
Mems doubles, handicap. second round
Ellis and Pejacsevch (scratch) VS.. Long
and Low (plus 49, Semi-f1nals-Cassells
and Hackett (scratch) vs. winners OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. match.
Women's doubles. handicap, final round
Misses Greble (minus " 15) VS.. Miss
Chew and Miss II. Downing minus " 1O.
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CATHOLIC j: LOSES
TO MANHATTAN NINE
Nine Errors in the Field Re-
sponsibIe for the Brookland
Teams Defeat, 8 to z.
Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
NEW YORK, May 13.-Manhattan Col
lege trounced the nine from the Cath
Ollie University today on the grounds OF
the Clason Point Military Academy. to
the tune Of to 2. Tl}e local coilegians
were aided materially by the miscues OF
the visitors, nine errors, FIVE of which
proved costly. being charged against the
Catholic University team.
Todays contest was the second IN
which these teams engaged Manhattan
winning the first game in Washington a
month ago by a score Of 6 to j. Greene.
the visitors twirler, with an even break
should have won his game. He heid
the Manhattanites down to six hits, "nlie
the Catholic nine annexed seven bingles
off the delivery of Haniey and Draddy
Greene's support was ragged, his team,
mates failing to gather in weak 1nneid
hits. HAYES was the chief offender in
making misplays, the Catholic shortstop
having four errors chalked against NM
Manhattan started the scoring In the
third inning, when two hits and three
errors Melted the local collegtans three
runs. In the fourth session the visitors
sent Mcdonnell home after he reached
first base on hit to left. The only other
run Tailed by the Catholic nine was
brought home in the last inning by Tobln
Manhattan made Ave runs i'm the fifth IN
ming on three hits and four errors
The score:
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ANNAPOLIS. Md, May 13-Local track
records were smashed at a great rate on
the Naval Academy cinder path this aft
ernoon. when the University of Pennsyl-
yania field and track team defeated the
Navy by the score of "a to 53. Nine
academy records were broken and one
eoualed out of the twelve vents con-
tested. the visitors getting credit for most
Of the new records.
Paul Of Pennsylvania broke the mile
record and lowered the half-mile figure,
doing the latter in 1.59 1-5. as against
90 %, the former record
Wells Of the visitors, clipped the two
mile figures from 10 minutes 3 3-5 seconds
to . minutes 80 is seconds. while Hay
burn, also of the Quaker team, raised the
pole vault height from II feet inches to
ii feet 1Ols inches. Elder of Pennsyl-
yania captured the shot put event, and
broke the record Of 10 feet 20. inches by
putting the 16-pound weight 10 feet 10
inches, while Farrier Of the visitors took
the high jump at ) feet 11ai inches.
Hintze of the Navy broke the academy
hammer throw record when he threw the
weight l43 feet 91a inches. Dalton OF
the Navy clipped four-fifths of a SECOND,
Off the time for the E20-yard hurdles and
Dickens of the Navy did the 11-yard
hurdles in Is 4-5 seconds, as compared
to 1911 seconds. which had been .the
record In addition to these features.
Carey, the fleet captain of the Navy
team equaled his own record Of 8 As
seconds for the 1OO-yard dash.
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COLUMBIA WINS BY
OVER THREE LENGTHS
NAVY Crew No Match for New
Workers and Result Was
Never in Doubt.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May 13.-Taking the
lead from the crack Of the starters gun
and never being headed throughout the
two miles, Columbia's varsity eight sim
ply ran away from the Navy over the
outer course of the Severn river this
afternoon. The visitors did the distance
in IL minutes and 81 seconds and crossed
the line three and a half lengths Of open
water ahead of the sailor crew.
The visitors were considered as dan
gerous as the Pennsylvania crew Navy
defeated last Saturday, but the midship-
men were picked by their supporters to
win.
Columbia. however. rowing a slightly
higher stroke, took the lead within the
first quarter mile. and, getting into the
outrunning tide and slight northwest
breeze, soon attained a position where 1t
was simply a question of the distance by
which. it would win. At the half
mile mark they had a lead Of a length
and steadily widened the gap. The race
demonstrated that Coach Rice has a
ever come to Annapolis. though 1t is
lighter in weight than the average.
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day. Groom was on the mound Thur
day and got an awful drubbinS, 10 that
Sherry IL the only one who 10 at 20 work
and the youngster IL rather green In the
matter Of watching the bases. a
johnson IL sick and Tom Hughes 10
Just rounding into form. and Will pF0bas
bly, not be able to work until the team
reaches Cleveland. -
With Jack Leliyet hitting as he has
ever since he was put on first base. thai
position at last seems to be In safe
hands. True, Lelivelt is far from finish.
ed fielder. but there is good chance az
his improving in this respect II he can
keep himself In the game by continuing
to hit the ball a. hard as he has lately
There never was any question about Lel~
ivelt's hitting, and he should have been
kept In the game In some position or
other ever since the season opened. 4
hitter of HIS caliber has no place on the
bench, for while he may make q wabbiN
now and then in the field. he Is sure to
face the pitcher four or five times q day
and he is sure to deliver his share 0t
the times with the bat -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-14
TWAS BATTLE ROYAL
Phi|Ijes Defeat Cincinnati In a
Stubborn 16-Inning Game.
QUAKERS PLAYED BEST
Alexander Pitched Last Eight In.
nings Without Allowing q Hit
and Not q Red Reached First.

PHILADELPHIA. May 13-In the
longest major league game of the sea-
son Philadelphia today defeated Gin
cinnati In sixteen innings. to 4. The
winning run was made on singles by
Paskert and Luderus, the former being
forced out, and Moran's single after
the teams had struggled from the
seventh inning without either being able
to score. Luderus made a home run
with two men on bases. Bates, who
figured In the trade last winter, drove
In three of Cincinnati's runs with two
doubles. Alexander twirled the last
eight innings for the home team, and
not a hit was made Off him. while the
visitors were retired in order in every
inning Score.