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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-05
AUCTION
will sell at public auction on

L Will SCH dU puUllC ducuIOA Ou
Tuesday, June IL, 1912, at l o'clock
My Farm in Westmore, Vt.-Consisting
of 100 acres; fifty acrec of cultivated
land and fifty acres Of good timber
land. Good set of buildings with
running spring water at house and
barn.
Farming Tools
Among which are / Moving M achine,
Horse Rake, Spring Tooth Harrow,
Plow, 2 Oultivators, 1 Grain Tanning
Mill, 1 set New Platform Scales, /
Lumber Wagon, Dump Cart, New Top
Buggy, l Secondhand Top Buggy, /
set One Beam Sleds, 1 Sleigh, l set
double Work Harnesses, l Driving
Harness, 1 set of Pulley Blocks and
all smaller tools.
Household Goods
8 Stoves, Dining-room Table, 1-2 doz
Dining Chairs, 1-2 doz. Kitchen Chairs
2 Rockers, Lounge, 2 Beds, 2 Feather
Beds, Quilts, Dishes. Kettles, an6
other art cles 100 numerous to men
ton.
Terms, Under $40 cash; over $40 sir
months bankable paper.
Sale positive rain or shine.
w. j. MARSHALL
| NJ. M. Tanlin. Auctioneer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. George Bickford are
visiting friends at Woodsville. N. H.
Mrs. A. Wilkie and Mrs. Prime of
Barton called on friends here last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. George Smith have
returned from their trip to New
Hampshire.
Mrs. Kendall has BEEN here caring
for her daughter, Mrs. John Collins,
who is i'll with measles.
Geo. Richardson of Orleans is work
ing for ]. w. Brown &.Son painting
and papering. Leon Collins and L..
A. Drown are repairing their build
ings.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-05
COMMISSIONERS T
Estate of George H. Graves

The Undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Pr rebate Court for the Dis
trict of Orleans Commissioners, to receive,
examine, and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons against the estate OF George
II. Graves late Of Glover in said District,
deceased, and all claims exhibited in Offset
thereto, hereby give motto that we will meet
for the purpose aforesaid at the late
home of the deceased in the town of Glover,
Vermont in said District on the 2vth day of
June and 9TH day Of November next, from 2
O'Clock p. m. until 4 O'Clock p. m. On each of
said Gays ard that six months from the 10th
day of May, AID. 1912, is the time limited by
said Court for said creditors to preseng their
claims to us Tor examination and allowance.
Dated at Glover this LIST day of June, A. D.
1912.
ALEXANDER WYLIE
GE1RGEL YOUNG
1925 commissioners
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-05

The Pre-MemoriaI exercises held
at the schoolhouse Wednesday. May
10Th, passed off pleasantly. On
account of the rain there was a small
attendance but credit is due both
teachers and pupils.
EVANSVILLE.
L. A. Drown has been repairing his
buildings.
Mrs. B. A. Wilson was at Newport
one day last week.
Mrs. Guy Fletcher is visiting
relatives and friends at Troy.
B. J. Durham has the job of stack
ing the lumber here this season.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-05
NEWS FROM
MRS. E. a. FIELD. LOCAL EDITOR

Ora Story has been quite i'll the
past week.
j. H. Lanou has purchased a new
Cornish piano.
Orel Clark of Newport visited his
parents over Sunday.
Miss Ruth Wheeler was home from
st. J%ohnsbury academy I'VE Sunday.
Joseph France of Boston spent the
past week with his brother David.
The band will give an open air con-
cert on the common Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Curtis little
daughter has been quite i'll the past
few days.
Mrs. H. Crawford burnt her hand
and arm badly Saturday while build
ing fire with kerosene.
Olin Webster and family of Noyan,
P. O.. are visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. c. F. Webster.
Mrs. Will Clarkson of Orleans Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dion, last week.
Master Charles Boright returned
home from Sweetsburg hospital
Thursday much improved.
Misses Scott and Emerson of
Orleans were guests of Blanche and
Florence Winget over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lothrop of West
Derby visited her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Drew, over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Campbell of
Newport Center visited his sister,
Mrs. w. N. Fuller. over Sunday.
Carl Sawyer Of Barre and Edward
Boynton of Boston were guests of r.
N. Baldwin a few days last week.
I The W. C. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Ada Russell Wednesday at 2:3(
p. m. A full attendance is desired.
Miss Edith Miles is home from
Ontario, P. O.. where she is attend
ing school, for the summer vacation.
DR.. P. C. Templeton's little
daughter Elizabeth fell and broke
both bones of the forearm las
Friday.
Miss Myrtle Slack left Monday fol
St. Johnsbury where she will enter
the Brightlook hospital for nurse
training.
Mrs. H. C. Goss left today fol-
Montpelier to attend the Grand Chap
ter of O. E. S. as delegate from
Cotton chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Corley anc
Miss Helena Corley were in Bartor
Thursday to attend the graduating ex
e~rcises of the class of their daughter
Theda.
Mrs. Henry Sanville's little daugh
ter, aged about one year, died Tuesda,
night after a long ~illaess. Tht
funeral services and burial took place
at Lowell Thursday.
Pre-Memorial exercises were he'll
at the schoolroom Wednesday after
noon. Patriotic songs and reading
were given by the children, doin,
credit to themselves and teachers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McCaffre.
arrived from Hardwick Sunday. Mr.
Mccartney has been engaged to III
the Jersey Star creamery for til
new association. They have rente
G. w. Phillips tenement.
The pupils of the grammar schoo
will hold a social in the town ha.
Tuesday evening, June II, incIudin.
a masquerade promenade. Refresh
ments will be served and a c~ollectio
will be taken to clear expenses
Everyone is cordially invited
Decoration dav was observed at tn
hall Thursday afternoon owing to tn
rain storm the usual services at tn
cemetery did not take place. .
goodly number came out in the after
noon, however, to listen to the address
by w. o. Dane of Newport, which
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-05

Pre-Memorial exercises were held
at the schoolroom Wednesday after
noon. Patriotic songs and readings
were given by the children, doing
credit to themselves and teachers.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-05
FOR SALE,

COOL an54 IN 9 "a aho0 nj GoUmIYo2 acres nice tllage land, located on
n mouse 5n pG tom md Gloss! 0md barns 2O1s4 and 24xs6; shop 24xs4 Barns ar
house at So expense. Good boating and fishing near by Will Include 4 or
DoatSfo or which the owner receives $40 10 $50 rent each season.. Price S11OO.
IhereIs a pasture which formerly went with this place, that "a be Dough
very cheap, thus making a nice little farm, Ths pasturaW will keen 3 T., 10
COWS.
l135-NICE FARM-16O acres located n main road between w vlaoas
one oft them husting railroad town five miles distant. This farm is suitanlv
divided lnot ilage pasture and woodland. Tla 70 lies pracr caUv ava ia
DARK Ioam SOIL, N Doth an fre fcOm 5O les eXe4l3 II hav far n: cuts am
sixty 90 besides tod Ter. Nc3 wood of alb ut rs acres x nj a ,n saw
mhl-1OOO cordso of wood and IS 900 feet mixed timber. F0rtv-c0w nast1re
Watered by trout stream. Sugar orchard of 1000 trees Camp and good
equipment O. tn same. Nice apple orchard so trees. Pjume. currsnt
bLackberrles, ec. Modern stock barn with covered high drive basan1am
n dsho. Barn is arranged for 20 cows, 4 horses and 100 sheen. Stable hs
patent swing stanchions. Basemento of Darn is arranged with faed racks f1
sheep. Harness and grain room sheathed with matched lumber. Barn is
capbOarded and painted red. Story-anG- half house with ell MIN room
good cellar with outside entrance. piazza. Nice yarda and maple shade.5 min.
utes' walk to school, Mail brought to door and telephone if vn want
Spring water u at house and barn. Near neighbors. View from the
buildings is excellent can see both the White Mountains and the Greer
Mountains. Az attractive farm home. Price $4,000. Owner miphte xchanoe
for sma farm Dea good railroad town. He also has a 1OO-acre nastnre
fenced fol sheep in a adjoining town that be will sell with the farm al a low
price.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-05

Decoration dav was observed at the
hall Thursday afternoon owing to the
rain storm the usual services at the
cemetery did not take place. A
goodly number came out in the after
noon, however, to listen to the address
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-06-05

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccartney
arrived from Hardwick Sunday. Mr..
Mccartney has been engaged to 1un
the Jersey Star creamery for the
new association. They have rented
G. w. Phillips tenement.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20
AiStorlon ON CD
ypperIgg MedGiin
Legerne kunde like hjmlpe Mrs. Tenn
pleton. - Gjenvandt Helbred we'd
Lydia e. Pinkham's Compound.

Hooper, Nebraska. "Jeg er glad
we'd at meddele, hvorledes Lydia E..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound har
hjulpet mig. I fem Aar led jeg af
~kvindelige sygdomme, saa at jeg like
kunde udfSre NIT Arbeide. Layers
Medicin og lokale Behandlinger var
uden Nytte. Jeg plagedes af heftige,
nedadtrykkende smerter og var saa
svag i Ryggen at jeg neppe kunde gaa,
eller taale at kj9re. Jeg MATTE ofte
sidde op og sove ON Natten og mine
Venner troede mig OGDEN mar. Min
Aandl fix paa min Anmodning en- Fla
ske af Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound og jeg begyndte at BRUCE
Diet. Da jeg havde brugt den syvende
Flaske vendte nit Helbred tilbage og
jeg kunde gjgre min vadsk og var
frisk. I hele ire Uger betjente jeg at
ten Kostgj@ngere uden noget Tegn paa
min gamle sygdom. Mango har brugt
Deres Medicin efter at de saa, hvorle-
des den hjalp mig. Jeg Wide like
for $1,000 blive sat i min forrige Til
stand. De har min Tilladelse til at be.
nytte NIT Navn, hvis dette vii hi@lpe
nogen." - Mrs. Susie Templeton,
Hooper, Nebraska.
Pinkham-Historien er en- magelds
og stolt Rekord, der fort@ller ON we'd
varende Sejre ove haardnakkede kvin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20

al ml11ore llbferiel al 2or1obrugs,
prooufter, me0 l1notogelie al 8om-
u1o. 1880 ubgior6e @arer iros
2onohruget Sc Brocent al oen ia1n=;
leoe @f@port; / 1890 Dor Sen gooet
1eo til ~ p@t., og / 1911 til. finn
90 psf. Oct be11ger naturligpis
iommen me6 Sen iterfe 9gelle i
8Dbefolfningens Gal. Meoens j:
1880 fun 1913 psf. al 8efolfnin=
gen 1ebeoe / 9Der meo ODER $500
Snobpggere, par set / 1910 EiI-
feloe me0 neiten &a1bbelen al Qon>
bets Snbbpggere. Sn6ferislen. al
&oamoterialer tiger ito6ietz me-
oens neutrality-suspicious. Mnoel
soar tilboge. Denne 2on6ets q1=
oreoe l1oferiel gier ogiaa, at GU
'opoS 8etp6ning JONI Sa1tel Cams
&11noe aftoger. 1880 tog gomle
europa Sc p@t. al 2on6ets @fs-
port, 1910 IS psf. og / 1911 81
psf. Mf Sen iamleoe nofgrld bar
! bette Mar IS pGt. Snouitriporer,
1880 '>o9iorbe Sc f1n Is p@t. It.
blioer mi1ore og min6re GU
ropas Sptiefommer" og mere oe
mere oct inouitrieue gnropos @on,
furrent paa oct oberieiife Marfeo.
C5. 9. ! ~Donmarf @iemma %
1fS.u\
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20

1874 oniot iom @oIitiasiiltent |
Sreorifslta6; / 1878 f%onltituere6es
ban lom Bolitifulomeetig i &riitia=
mia. 9erme6 begpnote bans betpoz
,%ningsfuloe 8irfe iom Yolitimnn6 /
&opeoitooen, ct Birfe ban ifuIoe
fortlette / iomfuloe "a Nor, 6eraf
De 1ioite % iom Mfo. 4ingscbef i6et
bn1 / 1884 uonep11tes til Gbef for
Sp6ageliespolitiet. S 1891 foniti=
tuereoes bo11 JONI Yolitiinipeftsr
oenne 5tilling frotraa6te fan /
@lutningen al 1906, bporefter fan
gif tilboge til lit gmbe6e JONI 0p=
Gageliescbef.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20

|peoft9ber, % at 6enre @tilIing en-.
ten bill bIibe tilbuot @abe eIler Dor
n,tpprenbe Miniiter / 8aibington.
Mr. Brpn, boem ben ferltnepnte
ioa ! Gilfelbe if11loe aflbie.
st Gorlpoenoe bill ogioa bloc, at
8rpn er pootenft iom @orges npe
uoenriesminilter for set Silfeloe,
at @r. 2bpIano life enifer at in6-
trpoe i @egieringen. San 1fal mem.
Zig, ligeiom ST.. Galtberg, foretrGf=
fe Singmon6sbperpet.
0ette Gorlpoenoe er 6og fnapt
mere ems ct Lit &pgte. Sfuloe e1
inaom Mfuligbeb inotreffe hil0c
ST.. @ooe uoen Ipipl bore Sen bel=
Digit mulige 5teofortreoer for bor
n1pnrenoe anlete &eprr%i enta>t i
@aibington.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20

men Ncm yorf ligger, lom oDenfor
l1eDnt, meget nnrmere pe0 Colon
eno 2iperpool. 6plgen beraf ct, at
8ellingtpn, iom / 1iebliffet omtre11t
er lige longt ira Sen engelife og
Den ameritani fe @opn, / Tremti6en
faar 1861 Mil til 2ipcrpool og
fun S,972 ID: til Seem Dorf, 8. b.
I. @pc,1 rpffes 2,7S9 Mil nermere
til Seem Oorf. 5elp pnn 6raitano
life CT alt / &onrpen ON Marfeoet,
er Sen oog al itor 8etporing. Sg
ri bar let, at II. g.. peb oct npe
faor 9ooe 8%etingeller / Gor=
boIo til europa, man set gielber
paa Mmerifoit Geltfpit,
set fierne 9ite1 % Muitralien. Set
er berfor intet l1noer, at engelife
8labe ifriper, at Set geografnfe
SDngbcpunft for oen engeliftalen-
Sc @erben bier itnrfere Silbeielig=
be6 til at ilaa Jig neb / sen jtore
omerifonife &epublif.
Spgrges ser, ONT II. g. fan bobe
go6e @etingelier for at uonptte
Gbancerne / Sc obe1for nrpnte 2nns
oe, moa man obiolut ipare SSa. nb<
fra nmtalte Ggne beitaar
for iterite Gele11 al 2anbbr1tgs- og
Raopro611fter, me0ens Sc fjgber
SSnbultriproba,fter. Seen l1bbiflin=
gen / Il. g. gaor netop / @etning
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Hauanta-kanalrn
Sens &et9bnin9 for &erbensban.
6elen.

S 2ebct al nelte Nar penter
mo>1, at Sen ltore Banopej tp9rs
gient1em Mmerifo bliper oabnet.
Denne 8eeipenbe6 pil frenabrinse
ioa itore 9@noringer i S%fibsforten
og @moelsforbol6ene at Set er ri
meligt, at Ben omtoles meget /
HreSien. Maor mont ler e,19elTe
glbiler, faor mo11 ogiou 9jrene OPP
for, bpor megen 8etpoting man
Ser tillegger oen npe !@anoeIsbei.
9erfor moo man bore gla6 for,
at ben tioligere @eion0t / @aibings
ton 9. g., @rep 6. 8. 8. NeolHe,
Dos g. g: q. s. bar roienot en-
8og, rHonama=&onalen / 1912.
S 8egpnoelien al bette '@ar bot
Fan, iammen meo nogle an0re euro>
peilfe Giplomoter, en- Sur berneoe.
8o9en er bpgget paa bette Selbiprl
og napnlig poa officielle somerifan=
1fe 8eretninger.
Ser gipes fgrit en- inogooen6e og
interesiant Sfil0ring al Oct Scent
peorbej0e, iom Mnerifonerne bar
116f6rt. Snn nn1tnIer. hhnrlp6e3 Be
fit &aooigbe0 ODER &anal5o1en,
Der itreffer Jig 5 Mil poa bper 81
oe al &anale11. gfterot &epublif=
fen Savanna, JONI omfatter ct
Mreal pao $4,000 &po0rotmil me6
ca. 100000 S11obpggere bopoe ifilt
Zig u0 fra Colombia. 81 lfol fun
nGp1re nogle faa Sal. Den
iomleoe 2eng6e ct 40 c11gelife
Mil, fra Al 6o6s 9pb0e peb W}io=
6elpan6lto116 poa Mtlonterbabsii6en
til As Go6s Dpb6e pes StiIlebaps=
ii6er er ser SO Ml. !9por ser to-
leg ON SOB, menes Ser ollie Steber
engelfe. Eao Sc fGrlte Z Mi(, font
men6e fra benne SIDE, felger @a>
nalen @obfla6enipeouet, berpaa 1tg=
Der NOM poa ct at be ltere Mejter.
bqrfer @atun<G bbor 8
Get @luler lpfter Sfibene op til
IS SOB ODER @obet; fer bar man
be6 Spoemninee1t al Gbagres= Slo~
Den bonnet ben funltige @otun Gg.
Sc nelte "a W1iI til 8os Sbispo
mao @fibene gao meo f11l1 Start.
DDb6en barierer fra 45-85 SOB.
Sra 8as Sbispo til Beord Mi=
guel eaar 8anolen gjennem set ioa-
fal6te r@ulebrn Gut" BET an6et
&empearbeioe, pon en- Strefning
al 9 Mi1. Ser fin6es @anobeiens
Mimmumsbreobe 300 SOB. DDb6en
er 45 500. S Sc a11bre Dele al Sea-
tolen barierer 811n6breooen fra
500-1,000 500. @eo &eoro Mi.
guel lenfes @moIen meo ct enfeIt
Set Sluier fra IS 500 ODER So
bet til Miraflores Sgen, lom er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20

@al9emc / Morgc. Se0 Ompol.
gene lur @pire g 6riiinoeoe ober
belle 2a1l0et - bortiet fra Sc gien'
itQoenbe 5ogne / 9itfinmorfen -
facet $4,000 Stemmer, Set fonio<
Iiocreoe @eritre og Mrbeioer0emo,
froterne 207 900 % 5ocialiIterne
1877 900.
SEQ Sc ferite @olg bor Sa1lene
benbpl0spis 10000, $4,000 og
10000.
S 6orbol0 til tit Stemmetal beo
Sc enoelige galg iful6e oltloa &di>
re og 6riiin6e0e bopt AZ @tortings=
,np>10, set fonioli6ereoe @enitre og
Observation-Disclosures 40 oq 5ocia,
Iilterne 80.
ssite6et bar Nartierne poo @runo
al Sen mnrfelige @algor6ning faot
benbol6spis 24-75-24, foruoiot
at 5ocioIiiterne bebol6er 9itfin<
morfen, lfriper vSioens Tegn".
&pire og Sriiinoeoe bar altlao
facet 10 Einemen6 for tibet, BET
foniolioere6e 8enitre og Mrbejoer=
bemofraterne 26 for meget, og So=
cioIilterne 8 for lioet.
@ber Gin9mnn6 al @pire og SRI
iinoeoe repreienterer g%iennemlnitli9
1920 8elgere, bber 9ingmano al
BET foniolioere6e 8enltre % Mrbei'
6croemofrdter11e repreienterer ONT
tent 2.76O og bber Eingman6 al
@ocialilterne omtrent $500.
Set npe Glertalsparti bar life
naaet set @temmetal - 209,500
= iom @eire og 6rtiinoeoe boboe
i 1909. @eire og 6riiinoeoe fiji
6engang ct meget fnapt 6lertal
@tortbinget paa 43.4 &rocent al
Set afgipne Stemmetal / 2anoet
Set fonloli6ere6e &enitre % Ir:
Observation-Disclosures - iom bengomq
bap6e meget at 1ige pna bette Sor:
bolo - faor MI benimo6 to Sire:
6iebels 8lertal poa 40 &rocent al
set ofgibne @temmetal.
gn retfer6ig Balgor6ning!
Sen 206e Nob. in61eb en6elie
efter cite Cages Torleb &elultatet
fra Sonen / 9itfinmorfen, bpo1
2un6 CO., fit 751 @temmer oa
@oba co. 217- @temmer. 9erme>
CT 2un6 bolgt me6 1,721 @tem=
mer, mebens Saba bap6e 1852,
Genltre erobreoe oltioa @reoien
fra Socialiiterne.
@en1tre faor iaaleoes 76 % so:
cialilterne % Mon6 paa Stortin=
get.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20

delige S%ygdomme
- Lidelser, som
bringer Fortvivlel.
Sc. bet er en- viz.
kelig Kjendsgjer.
ming, at Lydia E.
Pinkham' g Vege-
table Compound
har %gjengivet tu-
sinder at lidende
-
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Nnrgr..

&c pl bape Iaalpreit. 0>o Ser.
reosltpre, i Gelemortert bat enltem=
mig beot on, at faa Ell &rGit, iom
bruger 2anosmaal, foru6lat at ban
lite er baarligerc chs De andre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20

splpbrpl1np feire6es Sen 246e
@obember poa @illa ~@agappn=
ten, Mlnoru, '9itre Mfer. al Sons
@en6t og True, fe6t @ios.
- 56lbbrpllup feireoes Sen "a.
Mobember al &aptein g. 6. @ar=
cusien, Mitereen pr. 2pnger, og
@uitru emma, fg6t 0lien 8ore.
- Sglpbrpllup feire0es oen 26.
pbember al S%ngenipr @oanbalo
@e6fer oe @uitru, Sreoerifsbal6.
- G~6lpbrpllup feirebes 6en %.
@opember al @fre6oermeiter @r6-
mun6ien og Srue, f66t @arlien,
&riitionia.
- @eIpbrpMup fu,1oe feires
Man6ag Sen 25. 93oo. al Murer
Mn6ers Mn6erien og &ultr11 MalIo
gillette, foot SIien, @riltionio.-
9p6sfal6. gn al @or6es nl61te
Sorretningsmen6, @iebman6 @6,
rem s. meper, 6e6e Sen 81. Nob.,
70 Mar gommel, efter lengere
&ibs Spgelisbe6.
- On / @riitionia / bloc @re6ie
fien6t og ofbol6t 9ome, Sru SSSngo
@eeier, fg6t Sun6t, er plu6ieIig al.
gaoet be6 OGDEN. rammet al et
@logonfol6 / fit 6jem. Gen of6g.
Be bar Datter al ftp. Stortings,
mon6 Micbael @un6t og Srue.
foot &eter1on. Sum Dor gift mes
|5fbsre6er 9. B.Meier. 6ru meier
bleb fun 45 Mor gommel. Ser
ipmpotbiife Game oil blipe inbnet
at monge, 1om lenge bill bebare
benbes Min6e / fierlig @rin6ring.
0p6ogeliescbef Obe Mosiin
er ufgaoet be6 Ds6en efter Iengere
Eios @Dg6om / en- Ml6er of 60
Mor.
Obe @osiin bar fgot / 6re6rifs-
fta6 / 1850; ban bIep @tu6ent /
1869 og jurioif @anoi6ot / 1872.
San bor ferit Sulomegtig ct @ar
Mor bos M6bofat &%effermebl, blep /
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-20

Sranmrl bliper 8uens Gfterfbl-
ger. 9il u9reblaoet" meloes fra
Tronobicm. at Mrbeioerpartiets @e-
Notwithstanding mes 1870 Stemmer
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-10
ATHLETICS MAY
 GET REAL CHANGE

Lincoln, March 9-The whitewash meth cd of restoring athletic purity to college men who have broken the amateur ruies has been adopted by the Missouri valley conference committee which made It's re- port to the colleges today. after two months of deliberation. The committee proposes that every athlete in the eol- leges shall make out full statement or his history as a participant in sport. mak- ing full disclosures of all forms or pro fessionalism with which he has been tainted. These will be submitted to the conference committee for action.
 Tho committee report removes the rule against participation of a college man as a member of a team of any other athletic institution. but only to the extent or al lowing him to play as a member or ms home team.
 Men who have played in leagues oper- ating under the national baseball agree ment or in outlawed organization of strictly professional nature cannot be re- instated and no provision Is made Tor re- instatement of men who break amateur rules after this spring.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-10
BARONS ENJOY FIRST REAL
 PRACTICE IN CHILLY BLAST

rather small players being about feet .a inches tall and weighing about 160 pounds. Mdl<iff is 20 years old, while Wall is 26. Both have had a few years of experience and both seem to be good men for this league. Wall comes with a fine batting record while Midkiff also hit over BOO He led the O. and P. league in run getting, and is said to be a very fast man.
 Ems is fine looking youngster, being just 2l years old. and is over feet tall. He weighs over 1so pounds, and is splen- didly developed. He was sent to Birmlng- ham by Comiskey, who owns him. Ems is still youngster and has played ball but one year. He is reputed to be one of the fastest runners in the business and is also said to be a good fielder and a hitter. He played last year with the Galesburg club in the Central association.
 Hardgrove is one of the well seasoned recruits of the bunch. and is an expert enced pitcher. He is over 9 years old and has played ball for several seasons. Hard grove weighs about 16O pounds. and is about feet 10 inches tall. He has played with the Indianapolis team in the Amer can association, as well as with many others. He is quite funny fellow, and is said to be corking good pitcher. He ccmes to Birmingham from the Monmouth club in the Central association.
 Jimmy Johnston is expected Monday. The other regulars will arrive on Tuesday wbie Marcan will get into Birmingham on Thursday. Daily practice, with two sessions, will begin as soon as the "vets arrive, and will continue until the begin nins of the season. The first game will be played just II days from today, and the boys will hustle to get into good shane
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-03-10
ST. LOUIS BROWNS
 PLAY AT CAPITAL

Montgomery, March 9.-(Special.) 1.-The St. Louis Browns began training today on Capitol Heights Southern league baseball grounds. Manager Rhoddy Wallace of the Browns has here for the practice Sl men, 14 of whom are veterans and F recruits. During the next three weeks it is expected that the Capitol Heights diamond will present a busy scene as both the BilliHns and the Browns will train on the local grounds.
 Among the S1 players who compose the Brown aggregation two teams will be picked for an exhibition game tomorrow. No game has yet been arranged with the Billkins, though it is probable that sew eral games will be played with the Mont gomery club later in the season.
 The following men are in Montgomery to train with the Browns:
 Manager Wallace, Stoyall, Criger, Eos ter, Pratt, Bailey, Allison. Cross,, Rutins, Hamilton, Mayes. Wolfgang, Nelson, Brown, Hoffman. Lawer, Tennant, Lake, Hogan, Kritchell, Mitchell, Pelty, Com