davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

Nb1t. Set CT bel III Ell 16--17
Mar iioen, ban begpnote paa fine
~efSperimentale grnaringsunoerie-
gelier, % 10 lGngere ban TOM in6 I
Dem, oes mere greb De BAN. Sg
Meateriale ,tangleoe bar life. Sans
egen Gamilie % Susitanb bar mo-
itltrligpis Sem, set fgrit gift 10 ODER,
naDnlig bap0e ban en- 4arl, iom ban
oemonitrereoe peo enbber 2eiligbe0:
ban fit olorig anoet ems &artof=
Ter og Ylontefeot, % ban bar ct
l11tflm al Gtprfe. Men lom 5p=
gebnslGge bapoe 0r.' @in0be0e 10
Soils og @aonoret oper E%oticnterue
poa 5fon0erborgs Mmtsipgeblts, %
ban bar 0erfor olbrig / Sorlegcnbeo
for 6urlp9sohicfter. Iorpprigt mao
Set iiges, at bon life ifaancoe Jig
lelp: fan fprctog Gpfleture pan 20
@eil ON Dugen % np6 fun Gabur=
bergrgO og Margarinbrg0. Sans
&ppbe1t par Sen, at mon iflll0e lpi=
le ioa fist ium m11ligt, OF ban
llaae0e at fou ltOgifterl1c til ct
bofsent Mcnnelfcs Soft l1eb til II
Ore ON 9agen. Srtet mOer, at
ban blep moocrl1e % at lmortc Ycll=
iip1atsfrucr tog bon1 / Ocrcs Sieac=
lte. Scr blonltrcoc fer / SpM% ct
9(>1tal al Observation-Disclosures" %,
og set bar 10 CIT glin1rcnOc Soe for
Henl% ionotcr at finoe ISolf> Scr
pil0c mics n1eD &urtnflcr pg Mar=
garinc, % lao bar oct flint opel1 /
&jp6et! lhr bprer mon forreltcr
fife mere ON 0islc @il1O6eoe=GclNp
Ter, Sc CT fife mere mnOerl1c, % Be
flcite CT bit 0p0e al Mol1gcl pea
Murin1. 3r. &inObcOc lclp Der
ir1oo lepcr / bcOlte &%elgooell0c, fin
forfl1l9t al en- Mosic Men1clfcr
@epnrternc. Gem Far 6o11 crf(u=
ret 11forlonlig &rig, p9 bans Yolc;
milf mes bcn1. or l1ogct al Set lip=
liglte, SEN ounifc Eres|c far pple=
bet! Set pil pnre tilltrrffeli1t ii
crir6rc ON, bporle6eS Or. 6inobeo(
til6p0 at la6e Jig in0lrgae til Sb
lerpotion poo 6. Mf0cling. Set ble>
fife til loget, og Or. 9inobeo'
. n1angler oltloo c1o1u Sen officicll'
Mttelt for, at fan er fl1lbt normal
Set ntoa bore bom en- Srplt, at bol
0eler 6enne Sfjebne mes Sc FLEET
/. al % ol16re. Sg loo bor Or. @in6
be0e enb6o Set Hl11s, at ban ia.
: llhmnrfelie til lin 9Ggeefsamel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
Frit til allie Pr@ster,

Jeg vii sende en- Flaske af Warmers
White Wine of Tar - det bedste Ho-
stemiddel i Verden - frit til enhver
PRIEST, som vii anbefale Diet til deres
Venner efter at have givet Diet en- pas
sende Prove. Adresse: DR.. G. D.
Warner, Coldwater, Mich.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

le Ell ~ooerDroget UrDOcl1ll&nO Spg=
gel orretl1ing. Set CT ST. &ofocos
Meni1g at pprctte e1 Mprtclfrif /
fine gan1le BDgningcr.
8aobjcms ltOmarfsbeltprclic. Sra
G1objem nnc00eles, at life ST. 81.
u. SrollbcrN lom me0Nclt, l1ell
@eolernlcltcr So6n1ieu CT polgt til
6orma10 for ltOn1arfsbeitprellcn.
9enne pulger lclp i'm Torlnono.
9pOsfalO pun &urnbolm. 6bp.
Sfibsfprcr Ole 2pl1 cr ofgooet pcs
|9poen. NfOpoe, scr blcp pn1treut
$50 Mar, bopoe / iin SID fprt 5fon=
merit ~Gllo" al Ncfsp.
= G11 al Nplulc Eps Uun1lc Dor
gcre, sen ca. IS slor gon1le Sans
&ofoeo 2rcicr, / lin &iobnono pe0
Sile Iprp, pprinoelig @onoifcn1a=
, ger, CT ofNonct pc0 1pocn. ct op6=
! plcftiif Silfnl0c cllbte bans Gage.
, San far cllcrs purct rolf og ounos=
tfriif til Set li0ltc.
: Sor1n1e Gag lon &jpbmonO
0reicr ofgif peo 0pocll, bortfolotcs
Serrafpttomolcr Nn0r. Mplunes SUI
ftr11.
Trf. Mot6eo SSpicll, Sen fprlte
Selcfonbcltprcrilr0c / Mpl1nc, ct cf=
ter l1oAcl1 SiOS tiltogclloc Spogbco
.ofgooet pco 9poc11, ca. 60 S(or gol1=
mel. Gen of090c bar / al iin Serb
trofult, %trpfolt / lit S(r6cjOc, trofolt
ino0 fine &cnncr og trofolt iunoo Sen
Sag, bun hcnaop Jig til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
Gerne.

! &renot @bbife=&rpgseri. s Mf
tieiellfobet s. s. 5cbalbltrgs @oot
f%ebrDggeri / Npborg opltoo 9ron(
fornplig. Yrpggeribpg,1ingen neo
brnn0te, men set ltorc 2ager poc
ca. $4,000 Sitter er uberprt al 81:
sen, oo 2agcrbygningcn l!gger ito:
leret.
&enitrcs 9clegcretmpoe paa Sun,
8enltrcs fpnifc 0elcgcretmeoe, 6e1
bar paatnnft afbol6t miot / 5ebrtar
i S6enie, er blcpet 116lat poo l1oe=
TENT Gi6 lmoer @eniDn til Mi1i=
ltrenes itnrte Sptoge11beo al &igs=
oagsarbeioet. Mpoet pentcs at fnn=
ne bolbes ON en- Moane0s Stb.
Muno= ug &lupiDgens Gftcrpirf=
ntnger. M1tn0= og &loplDgcn fan
babt ilemlne Gfterpirfninger pao
acknowledgement, i0et flcre &ber CT
Hepet ongrebnc al OperbetGnoelle
og andre Spgoommc, Ser far til
6glgc, at Sc mao %l10rangeres al
Malfebel rtningcr11e. Eoo 2crcbc11=
borg CT / Sen ienere Sis tire &per
opoe iom 6plge al 0isic gftcripu=
BONNIE.
@arntiuns=Epcrensfumitcn afilnttet
mcb &or6ingbprg. Otter T%orlp0cl1=
Sc CT ser afl(llttet % m1Sertcgnet
Sberensfonlt melleln Miniltcriet og
Gor0i196org Gpn1unc pn1 @nrni=
lonsforboloenc / Goroingborg.
SDerensfoml ten gam no paa, at
&%or0ingborg &on1lu1c opferer to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, @ornilonslpgc=
b1ts og s(nmunitions=M ogolin JPN
MilitGret opertogcr poa nrrmcrc
faitiatte @ilfoar. Den arr0en &olu=
Sci of @o%rniioncns to &ompoanirr
inofparteres be0 9oraer=Snofportc-
Gn afiprrret ., Otter at Zen
Sa1rg / 6olbef Tior6 ca. IA Gage
far beret l1ben Dampiftbsforbi1oel'e
mes Smper0enen, bar l%1lelnperne
M antaget ct laa0a1t Sm-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

@lennemgattg og 8ebanoIing al oet|
Itorltileoe 8roieft ON at gigre ct.
SbomaS' &aDn til en- International
SaDn, bar arbei6et uipopanlig bur
tigt.
Sra ct. Gbonas bar l1opalget
facet &olonialraaoets telegrofiifc
Gililutning til 8lanen, men ma1,
far gnifet en- Mnfffe. 11rrmere lfrift-
ligelige Splpsninger. Mllereoe for
nogen Gi0 iioen far l1opaIget pr.
Telegram u0beot fig pisle 6etaillerc=
De SplDsntnger, iom iii CT ibGn6e.
nobalget, Ser fra Sen anoc11 5ioc
bar facet %iagfpn0ig Msiiito11cc, bill
oerefter meget burtigt ill1ttc lit
Mrbeioe, og 8etenfningen m1el1es at
fltnne ligge fpr0ig ferlt / Starts.
uNlt fan itjrlcs"! Sc foretag=
lornme fjpbellbapnife Ippefnegte
timber itaoig poa np 5pecialiteter
oeres Sag, oN noget al Set melt
operra1fcnOe ny CT Ipperier al for
lorne SGnocr. 5elpfplgclig ltjulcr
De DEM ero1rl life nO al M1t1Oen
paa oeres M%eOmennelfer, men Set
CT Sanolngcrnes lmao ll0bungslfo=
be bet gaor l10 oper, pg BET SDpcnc
gier1e bill bape fat /, CT cgentlig life
Spnoer11c, men Sc in1aa Ylotinl tif=
ter, lon1 sc fultes til &olt lcfllfet
meG. Get enc otter set ol10et al
Ionolpgerne5 in1oo lt6Gnngsl fobe
CT / Sen %iel1ere Sio blepel1 plpnoret
l1oen at Yolitict far flll1r1ct finoc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ng forleOen Scat
gift set ll0 npcr Dclr to.
@runocn til 0islc 5ppcricr CT bel
nof Sen, at ooifillige 6orretl1il1ger
/ 9Den / lal1ge Gi0cr Far opcrtcrct,
at Sc fjp6er gan1le Gon0lut til Eri=
ler ira ] til 5 &roncr pr. IonO,
i0et n1oln betolcr gp0t for Sc iMna
Ylatinltiftcr, og Sppcne far luo
life nrrct lGl1gc ON at rcgnc 11O,
at Ser bar 11ogct at giprc / Snn0ln=
gerncs llo6unNsifa6e. ga Eolitic1
life far funnel fi110e Sc crtrcprc.
mantle Tpre, far En1olUgcr1c reg:
net 116, at SC fa1r 6jrlpe Jig lelp,
% Sc far orrfor l1ul ten ollc lfpl10:
lp11t lupct andre lt0ltillings1fob =
, ltocr Nlotinltifter, bporpe0 Sc for
lor11e Tun0cr er no>1lfc 1,ocn Serb
{ lo>n Solgspore!
Gon1ti0ig mes at Ion0lr9ctpbc
nc bar opererct far Ser ogloa boz:
!, ret ct Eor Sllpeltpne puo Spill hoS
!, Ell 8uloimeo pao @l. @pngcpej. 81
ter at bone lmltrt bans Mltoe ino
!, grg11 Grbc> far Sc n1e0 en- 9onnne1
llooet ct baono1tort &1,l / Set innrc
@los og gien1em Set ufilfet" 10
@rillo1rtrir19c, Ser lua lige inoel1
for til Ell lomlet &nr0i al 1000
&r.!
Selbigpis bon0c @u16in1cocn az
i@l1reret moo S116br116, ioo ho1 i,1tct
Sab 1ioer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

farg, bl. a. peD Wongcl pou So
oerltoffer % Sill, at Nchocrne far
belll1ttct at tilpcjebringc Ell Sell
rcl1oe / Slen nellcun G1,rp og SOL
beef, en- Strufning poo ca. | Nsiil.
Si0en bar en Slrbei0sl tDrfc poo
60 Wan6 pnret / Girfl pm6eo pou
s. en, Ser CT ca. 6 CONNER TIFF.
Mejcrtltriben / 6aralbjtco. &r1=
fliftcn nlellen1 Bnur0mu1O oN !@l1s=
1nG10 %inOenfnr @nrulOltco Ml1Ocl5=
mejcri CT pllOielig inOtrooot / cit
ltDe11tet Sale. Som forle0en nleo=
6elt bolot sc to llopolg ct Mpoe,
be0 6nilfct set n1crtcs, at Gncr=
cnSfom1t fl1l10c ppnuucs puu Sen
Mua0c, at @anrOn1rn0enc 11rl tc
Gang blen rcpruieutcret / Hcltprcl=
len me0 5 WonO. Nusmur0encs
ll0Dol9 bolOt fprlc0cn ct Mpoc n,cO
S11smUnocnc. Ger fprtcs en- til
Iioer bcitia Gc6ot ON SparNS=
nloolct. Gco Sen folgcnoc 9lfltcm=
ming forfoltcocs Torilogct nlc0 ltor
Mojoritct. Otter 0ctte Sfriot mao
Set betro0tcs lpm ginet, at Ser blipcr
rcjlt ct MT Wiejcri Scr / Sp9nct.
@illcrpo- %
Slangcrnpbanen. Eoo ct Mp6c /
9ireftiol1el1 fpr 6i(lerp0- Trcocrif5-
pprfsbnnel1 og geltprelicn fpr Slorl=
%gcrl1pboncn il1pplcrcor bcnr1c tit
tiOligerc Silb1t0 bcrbcn, at Slungc=
, %rl1phoncn pc0 Chen al Nf6plbelle
al .ollc '@illeruo-Trcoerifsprrfbo
mems o%orliae l109ifter pil lpure cn
oorlig OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al 3 pGt
% pocrligere, 11oor Slon1crrpba:
mems 9(ftiol1urer far facet ) pGt.,
oil bctolc Sillcrdo-TrcNcrtfsnUrf=
bancn ct Sclob, iporcnoc til Ell
sSen1te6cI a. hbu6 ser u06ctdlcS
Glongcr1pbonens Mftinnurcr ltb=
ODER Sc 5 pGt.
! 6illcro6- observation-disclosures
@eltDrcllc crflrrc6c at billie tugc
Silblt6ct nl16cr nclpillig S%ncrpeic(1e.
Gn Sfolc paa &rioslpic. st ob=
ligatoriif SIRIUS for Tcngiclsbe=
! tjentc. Eou &rioslpic Straffconltolt
er ser begpn0t ct &uril1s for Trng=
ielsbetiente. Set lebes al Gicein=
ipeftgrc1, pg Oeltogernc 1ln0crpilcs
Il &egning, 5fripning> proftilf
! TengiclSgjcrnina, &opportoffottcl=
ic, 5amfunoslnrc og 5troffcret.
! &urilts'et, Ser er set fprltc / fin
Mrt> ifal bare to Waaneocr. Mlle
boroenoc 6rngielsbcticl1tc ifol gie1,=
nen1goo Set, og i11ge11 op11oor trent
tioig fat Mniettelic poo bore Straf=
feanltalter l16en at bobe bcltooct
Sen Frpoe, Ser ifal 0or111e Mfll1tning
poa l1n0erbisningcl1.
Set CT 6n11glelsoircftpren, ST.
Gborfilo gushing, ser far tagct Sni=
tiotibet til bisle &uril1s, lom trent
tt6tg bill hlipe ofDol6t bpcrt Mar,
og bol1 be1ter fig meget al Sen
lille &cform.
Oct n>c SinosiDgcbuipital. s
gftcrooret bar Sultitsminiltcren %
Meoici11oloireftgren l16e / Nor0=
liellan0 for at ie poo @rl1noe til
set npc Stats=5in0sipgeboipital.
Sen Gang bar man tilbpjelia til at
tro, at Slo1gcrl1p niloc blipe Den
foretrltfnc 8D, men ltoiigternc CT
mi iffe mere ioo aooc for Slol19c=
r11p..
Otter Observation-Disclosures, ST.
ltitsminiltere11s pg Mrfiteft 6. Sor<
mings @eieg t 9illerpo CT Gbo1=
cerl1c for, at 6oipitolet fon1mer til
at ligge ser, blebne it6rrc. Seo
t@illcrgo eier 5tate1 itore Grnnoc,
81. a. v5rollesmil16e" og vSonr=
bolm", og 8enpttelien al 0isle Sire
oler pi( lelbfdlgelig fornrinolfe l1o=
gifterne peo Spf9rellen al Sen 1pe
MnItolt.
Olrfitcft 02nrn1i11n hnr %1tHnrhriNrt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

Forkjslelse helbredet paa en- Dag.
Brug LAXATIVE BRONO Quinine Tab
let's. A%pothekere tilbagebetaler Pengene, hvi
de fejler at helbrede. 1. w. GROVES On
derskrift er paa liver Eske, Csc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
&ibbenbabu.

&ipbenbabn.
@amlc Trn Suitp, SSnoebaperlfcr
al Sen fjen0te &eltar1rant / 6re6e:
rifsberg @ape, fplbte Sen 14oe 6eb.
70 Mar. 8egiuenbeoen fejres pef
cit Miobog / set gornle Sroft9rlte0,
&ip9aroens &cfrntbplb al 1887.
Sen Ste Mfoi p11ifer 2ipgarOe11s &e=
frufbolo al 1887 at lomles / SIP
benbapn og feirc 25=Mars0agcn for
Sn0faloelien JONI Met1,tter pes sen
fgl. 2ipgor0e.
Sngen SubafsrDgniug / Tplfe=
ttngsialen. 6plteti1get bar giel1=
nemfprt en- &eform, ser til Ell 6or=
anortng angaar Higs0ageu lelp.
Samtligc Yorticr CT cneoes ON, at
ingen fremtioig nlaa tnnoe i'm 81
gar / 6olfettngslalen Ger muu
o%berbope0et life mere RIGGS 5obaf.
@repinoe Moltfc, @11itru al Sen
oanife Mini1ter / @aibington, far
fjebt Sen 0anife 9igter Sans Girl
ltion Nnoeriens Gagligituempble=
ment. Set bar uoltillet poa Ser
oensuoitillingen / Chicago, og blep
ienere itjanfet til ct omerifonif Slit
i9um. @repinoen far icn6t Set lont
cit @abe til Mnoerien-Muinet /
9igtereus Tpoebp Soenie.
@n pnoiis T%ejltaselie. vHoliti=
fen" forteller, at Set bar peo Ell
6eiotagelie, at @liicflto0t Mep &i0=
Der al Danncbrog f%orleoen. ST.
nansminilter Mecrgaar0 bupbe / fit
Sale omtolt bom lom Miooer al
Domebrog, og ga mon / Sen rp0c
8Dgning crfare6e 0ctte, ile0e ma11
op / Sroensfapitulct for at re6oe
Situotioner1.
9eroppe bar man flur obcr, at
@liicfitoot alligepel en- Gang ifltloe
bore 81. at g., og man onteoate=
rc0e Ocrfpr l10nppnel1en.
Gn Tagforenina fallit. Mou bill
crin0rc, at Ser for 11ogel1 Si0 lioe1l
falot Ell Dom peo IreoerifsherN
nco bpilfen n9ogerfuifcnes
Togforelling" for IornGrn1elicr pA
imoo SonOfoge6ogcr .. s.
:. M1berlcn blep 0pmt til at l,0re=
Ell Grltatning pno 1000 SIR.
6orlc0cn affrnbeoe 5onofogcbo=
]ercn Toreningclts Jormano $.
bette 8elbb, og oo Tor=
1tanoen crflere0e, at Tagforeni1=
]en intet ejeoc, blep Ser i1oaipet
8egjpring ON, at Sagforeninge11
Matte b1ibe erfleret faIlit.
Nu bar 5%reorifs6erg @irf togct
Soreningc1s so ruocr aonfrrsbc-,
IQr0Itno
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

@amlc Trm Suitp, S11oeboperlfen
al SEN fjenote &eltaurant / 6re0e=
rifsberg @ape> fpl0tc Sen 14bc 5eb.
70 Mar. 8egipenbeoen fejres peo
cit Mio0og / set gomle Srofterlteo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08
Snllnno.

WoroSramact / 6crning. Cart
1terme0bjrlpcr Spn0cr9ooro Yeter=
len> Ser / Sonuncr n1pr0e0e Ell lille
Fige, CT be0 9ietten / 6cr11i1g i6pmt
10 Mar5 Gl1gtbusurbej0c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

2insar6ens &efrntbulb af 1887.
Sen Ste Meoi 6nifer 2ipgarOens &e=
frutbol0 al 1887 at iomles i SIP
benbapn og feire 25zMars0agen for
Sn6faloeli EN- joni Mefutter peo Sen
fgl. 2ipgor0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

le er %operOroget Trpocnll1no 8pg=
gef orret1ing. Set CT ST. &pfoeos
Weening at oprctte Ell Mprtelfrif /
fine ga1nle Ypgni1gcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

8arfobsbanieriubens Offer. 0e,
lpoer 11bpggeligt, og set err life ltor1
beore. u8urfo0s0onierinbens Offer"
lom for 5i0en ianler ct ltort Y1,b:
lifum i gictoriotbcatret, bonoIel
naturligpis ON ,el1 ing Man6, Sci
bliDer &asiebe0rpper al &iprligbcf
til @orfooSoanierinoel1, fplgcr FEN:
Sc en- STD oa ioo blipcr faltet bort,
oa Ser life CT flcre Eengc. San
maa bige for @ul0ets Magt :
iflGot ST.. &olger Mo6iens forfd=
rel16e Sfiffelle - % penoer bjcm
til &jpbcnbabn. Ser foor man for
relten Ell aanifc gnN @elGring ON,
bboo man life mao fer / @pcn. Gen
hinge Mano logger Jig til at lobe
paa eli 9nnf = pjebliffelig to @e=
tiel1te. SOM loler Jig / Hrlteospor=
fen Itrafs en-. Splmslnm1b. Git
6elia iprinaer BON / %o11oct - Set
nloo ban bellcr life. Tolcbs Heo=
l1il1gsforps, El1llmotor, @pipitnl,
Mfooeren, @ienfjcnoelicn -og 5ilai=
helien.
Tilmens scniotiou er @orfobs=
oonicrilrbu1. Gcnne Mo[le l,ofgres
al Ell p11grc <1lt11erir16c, Ser l1lr=
Der Set mGrfeliQe Mapn ltlnr Mpi
bar optroaot pao Ell Goriete / Sip
benbabn. Set l1nge Menneife ipil-
les pnoigt al ST. @erboro Sesie11.
9grn far fife M6gong.
ct. sbomas=Erojcftet, Get ato=
oolg, 6olfettnget bar ne0iot til
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

Mpt &alfbrrf paa 8urubulm,
8a1ffabrifant s. @ofoe0 ogter, iom
for meobelt, at ppfdre ct mt &alf=
bprf pno en- Yarcel fra Smehonnorh
til @nuosIer. MnI9ggets 0pf6rel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

fang, bl. a. peo Monacl poo So
Der toffer og Sill, at Ncbocrl1e far
bellltttet at tilpciebringc Ell Sell
relloe / Slcn mellcu Gurp og @ol=
beef, en- Strufning poo ca. | Mil.
Si0er1 bor cit Mrbei0sitprfc poo
60 Man6 pnret / &irflombco poo
Slen, Ser er ca. 6 Somr1er tDf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

Splgt Sfulc. Ge11 / mango Mar
al Trf. Ia Gnur 0repne Hige= og
Seal folc / Non0ers ppcrtogeS fra
rien al Me0beltprerinoen,
6rf. &elene Nlol1A, gienoommens
Eris CT iat til $4,000 ST.. Sor
Sfole= og @pmn1oltitinpcntoret iamt
Sc u0mrrfc0c 5omlingcr betales
$4,000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-03-08

Gn afiprrret q. Otter at Zen
.Surg | Sol6ef Bior6 ca. IA Sage
bar bGret l1oen Damplftbsforbin0el'e
meb Smper0enen bar l1lemperne
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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-27
COON HUNTING ON DECLINE
Owners Of Trees Object 10 Destruo,
ton Of Property. and Sport Ia. Al
most a Thing Of the Past.

Coon hunting is on the decline over
In southern Indiana, according to a
report from Owensville, because the
farmers and land owners have be.
come timber conservationists and re-
fuse to allow their trees to be cut
1t used to be that coon hunt was
not success unless the coon was
freed In monarch of the forest, the
tree subsequently being cut down by
the ready axes of the hunters to eff
feet the capture OF the game. In days
when timber was plentiful the land
owners. were not SO particular. and ii
was not uncommon for hunting par.
ty to chop down half a dozen fine
trees In single night. The hunting
party that would commit such tres.
pass nowadays probably would find 1t.
self In serious trouble with the courts.
For trees such as the coon hunters
used to cut now have big market
value. They are growing scarcer all
the time and the wise land owner Is
realizing the necessity of outstanding
his resources in the timber line.
In the good old days" an incalcula-
BILE amount of good timber was de-
stroyed In this way. 1t was not missed
at the time. for trees grew almost
everywhere, and lumber was not so
much of an item as 1t Is at present.
The forests had to 60 In order to
blaze the way for agricultural devel
opment There was no especial de-
mand for timber. and vast areas of 1t
wore cut down and burned, that the
land owner might prepare for growing
might have been saved II the farmer
had cleared his land on any. sys-
tematc plan, and would have made
him Independent in his later years.
He did not realize the Importance OF
conservation, so he cut and slashed
unfortunately. and the coon hunt
ers helped him, along with the hickory
nut hunters, the chestnut hunters, the
grape gatherers, the seekers after
slippery elm bark and great variety
of hunters engaged in denuding the
wooded lands of their products.
1t is well that the farmers of south
ern Indiana and the farmers else
where are beginning to take notice of
the conservation movement If the
coon hunter must needs chase coons
let him catch them on the level or
climb tho trpe for his hOOfy--I ,Oufs-
vile Courier-Journal
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-27

No club will ever succeed as long as
the pocket book players of the club
interfere with the man in charge of
the game. This rule holds good in
every league and Is shown by the
success of the Philadelphia-Amerl
cans, the New York Nationals, the
Chicago Nationals and one or two
other clubs, where the manager is
boss and the general public scarcely
hears the names of the owners of
the teams.
Take as an instance of the kino,
the Boston Red Sox. Owner John
/. Taylor insisted ON sticking his
finger into the management of the
team and never made a success Of
1t. He sold many of the best play
ers and completely disrupted the
club, az long as he owned the team
Since he Is gone and the manager
runs the team, the Red Sox have
been getting ahead.
The st. Louis Browns are another
owner riden club. Colonel Bob
Hedges, while prince of good fell
lows and business man, is not a
ball player, He has kept his finger
in the Brown pie until his club is
well night down and out During
The past year he has given Manager
Wallace more leeway than any
manager heretofore and the club has
been improved
Moral-Let the manager run the
team Let the owners look to in
creasing the gate receipts by letting
the manager alone.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-27

A. 7. Rumler, 261 Fulton Place.
Canton, says heavy work weaken
ed his kidneys aud caused him trou-
BILE and suffering. Finally, took
Foley Kidney Pills and now / feel
like new man. My bladder action
Is normal and regular, II have no
more dizzy spells and feel as much
like work as did 20 years ago. This
is all due to Foley Kidney pills
which | gladly recommend"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-27

VIM. Humble, is Liberty street
Morris, says: II have long suffered
with rheumatism in my shoulder and
pains in my kidneys. At times II
was impossible for me to sleep on ac.
count Of these pains, which always
left me in weak condition. How
ever. after taking Foley Kidney
Pills my health is fully restored and
| gladly recommend these wonder.
full pills"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-27

tomorrow afternoon for the first
time in the history of the Kentucky
ihdiana-Tennessee baseball league.
VIII see the home team play its first
game on the home. grounds The
egyptians will hook up with Nairn's
punch from Paducah and the 90
game series will be on.
Big preparations are being made
Ior the opening tomorrow The
game will start at 2 O'Clock and
most OF the business houses have
agreed to close for the afternoon.
The officials of the Cairo Asooc,a-
ton have been working hard for
the past week, to make the openinp
DAY a grand success and the biq.
gest opening crowd ever gathered in
Cairo, is expected.
Auto Parade Planned
An automobile parade in which If
IS expected there will be 100 ma.
chimes, is the biggest thing planned
uor the afternoon. Cards asking
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-05-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
! NOTES Of THE GAME :
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Al, echo Of. what Class y mana
gers, from time immemorial. have
Fad to contend with, is shown in
the reports from IIopkinsyille,
whore the directors of the club re-
leased players signed by the mana.
ger, because the players did not look
good to the directors. The men
were not given a chance to show
what they could do.
The manager of a baseball team
should he boss f the team The
directors and Officials should pay at
tention to the money boxes and con-
tne their actions to the pluto
cratic end of the game, wherein lies
the success or failure of the game.
Of course good team adds to the
pocketbook OF the club, but who Ia
the better judge of the players
the manager or the directors, who
probably haven't known the feel of
baseball since the year one. when
they used to play on the back lots
before and after school.
The manager of baseball team
is hired to train the man, see that
they keep in condition and direct
the play on the field. His duties
lie with the team and he alone
should be the Judge of the playing
of the men
OFTEN there is a player, who. for
manual work, is a bearcat. but the
manager sees something wrong with
him The man is trouble breeder. |
a boozer He leads other young men |
astray and undoes the work of the |
What should be done
with this man? Would the bust
ness men, the directors Of the club.
nut up with a clerk who created
trouble and boozed and led his other
clerks astray? AssWredly not.
Manager Carl Pace has taken i
charge of the Cairo Club coming
from a Glass B League. He is a
orainy ball player and made good
or the Waterbury Club of the Con-
lecticut League
He comes to Cairo ready to do |
he best possible for the Cairo Asso-
'iation and the fans. He has put H
several rules into effect that are III
or the good of the club, and any Il
nan breaking them is likely to be
fined or released. If the
manager sees fit to release a man
BECAUSE he Is trouble maker and
'oozer, even though the directors
hink the man is better than his IN
ended successor, they should rely in |
he judgment of the manager and
ct interfere when he puts through
measure for the good of the club.