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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

o,,..- 9'eNat Of Brooklyn. who recently
:, ', oDoa Carl Morris, the white hope"
g 'on'hed 70 his home with pneumonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

Al special meeting of the State Ath-
'etic Commission held in the Park Row
otnces' the Empire Athletic Club was or
oered 10 pay Jimmy Walsh and Joe Coster
me amount due them for the bout" IN
~mch the boys participated at the Empire
Nup on Wednesday night. Dan Tone, the
.sieree' appeared before the commission
ana gave his reasons for stopping the at
isir' and was commended for his action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
g., - 20 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12

AiNei Watching MING PINOVhS IVA ''''
Smith at the National Sporting Club. Billy
Jacobs, manager OF Jimmy Howard. at
once challenged the ST. Paul boxer for a
ten-round bout with Howard before any
club In the country. The same challenge
was extended 10 Frank Klaus, Jack Dillon
or any other middleweight. Howard is one
OF the best men in the middleweight class
and Is rated as rival for any or all the
men al whom he cries defiance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-12
HICKEY AND ALGER TO MEET
Will Be Features at American
A A. Bouts To- night.

Two clubs will hold bouts tonight At
The American Athletic Association Young"
Hickey will face George Alger, while at
The Greensboro Athletic Club. OF Long
Island City. Charley Young will face Teddy
Murphy.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

neutrality-suspicious., taget TIL
bage.
2ebinlen5 &enner bar ale Sen
Opfattelie, at ganife ierlige Sorbol0
maa babe giort Jig giel0en6e; paa
an6en Muaoe fan set life forflores,
at oen fgrt iaa retifafne Man6 er
fommet in0 paa Sen Sfroaplon, ser
MI bor fert bom / ulpffe.
Set ct oa beller ingen @emme=
ligbeO, at ban, napnltg bttnof / 6et
iiofte Mars Ei0, bor la6et fig for:
leoe til at lpille paa 8gr1en og ipe:
fl1lere / u6enlm0ife Bapirer. 6pil:
let Ser far 0reiet Jig om ltor@
GUNNER, bar Gang paa Gong 81
bet SAB.
Senelte Meb6eleier gaar 110 poa,
at 2epinien er blebet lgslaot, i6et
Stnoenterl ang foreningen, @erlobia=
neri amfl1n6 og 9on0man0sbonfer
frafal0er &rab om friminel Siltale
2ebinien menes at babe forbruq1
130-140>000 &roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
for belle TamiliGn.

On pasenoe Dnpr9 for % Bebanln8en al Toropilesor9anerne Ell nIopenoio
for Gunobeoens OpraboloeQe. 9is lite Neabefuntionen bdbes reaelmesHo, loa
at be- ooerFpoie stofer os stoe @asartr ubaoes reselmesigt eer gatur.ns
BeihmneGe, .rG tnosbeo os upaseisbeb, ofe fugt at en- aloori8 @paoom, ben
ie Jhge. ST. g $. gdomeA Ell bel tinbt 9e9e iom br siort gRapen, Snbpoz
one % 9peripabomnre til fit ipedeue @tuOiumi benpeo treoiue Mr, dser at 2or<
foppele err rette antuarlis fr be hde @p9oomme. Gor at opbepe en FABIAN 9M,
fmnb pa beote aeaabe uen arampe ener 5merhr foretrper ST. @alomen en-
8lanbins al inpe aferenoe urer mo Bepn, Naturens eet SorbpieGeslof, BET
ct tienot ion 9r. galowe1ps @puup 9epin % anbefaet f toenbe 2eQr oq Mpo<
tbtere opra1t. Npoheterne iel@r bet for balotreInbstppe Gents Sldtsn, meoens
en- pprre SLATE, Der inoe9olOer mere#e no oobbet iaa meset, toaer en- Solar.
Gete imple % trpese Miooel Der oirter burtist os let, renter Snouoloene for
alt urent, sfHst OueraoS uben lat forfprre Renen at 5orbpjeGeslpaemet, bielper
5oropelien osaprter Mauens, 2eperens % Snopoeenes nuturnae @oner, ldaot Big
ie Organer isen ufstet tan uoreHe oees Qrbgbe. gn 9oFs af @prup 9epin p1
bsrt9 opbeoe ben oppudebe, tun9e TornemmeHe, % De mebtuaenoe Snerer %
npasieisbeo, lee 9aoebpinen, % ssnoprtte os oeodsebooe @umobeoen. apb en-
SLATE Dos 9eres Npotbeter. eMr np til ST. 81. 8. gabmeI 500 gBasbinoton at,
res 5orlansenbe.
9r. ealondrs Sprup &spin, enblbnt Nib % bebaseGs, os trg at bnpte
for gprn &ussen, e1 ie 1na pirtntnssfub paa ben rQnefe Contribution, oo er ct
Nei0oel afpasiet til bee 6aminens 8eboo, fra garnoom til aloeroom. Set buroe
bOlDes enbOer 5amiGes aeeoanseenme, fans for Brus Oeo bet fprae aegn &oo
uoroen gRapen, SSnoppbene eler 2eueren.
iettr BetenoeNe i@easDapet pl eprup @eprn buist opbepe be aio meofpl<
snoe imertduloe ubtpmmeNer, Der i&lminoeGgbeo fables 9imrbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
%oberfprt til ct el(er m6et engellt
Mulpnm.


ToriparSforeminser paa Syn. Gor>
.leoen 0anne0eS EN- uToriparsforenin5
for MsienS og Omegn" me0 tilbg-
renoe 6oribarsffole. Sil 8eltprelie
palgtes: 0ireftpr 81. Miffelleu>
81. al 0bg. (8ormon0), &eallfolele=
rer s. 81. &asmusien (2e6er al @fo=
len, oer aabnes til g]fteroaret) og
9prlege S. 5grenlen.
9igele6es 0anne0es en- vToriDors-
forening for &erteminoe og Smegn"
meo tilbgren0e 6orlparsi fole. Gil
@eltDrelie balgtes: &atefet GgboIm
Gorn1ano og 2e6er al @foIen, Ser
oabnes til @fteraoret)> @tationsfor-
itanoer &alobo og @jgbmtoro Chill
N1r6reien.
Nfilpret Minbesmerfe. Yoa @an-
ND peo Naitpeo ~afilgre6es forle6en
ct Min0esmerfe for 2ensbaron
Heeot5=Ebott og bans af6p0e &u.
ltrr. Min6esmerfet er reiit al
@o6i lets 8eboere me6 f[ere / Mnle6<
ming of at set iaor er so Mar ii6en
9oronen obertog 8aroniet @o1&ne
efter fin Sober. Mtn6esmerfet be-
itoor al en- bei Sbeliif me0 en-
@ron5eme6oillon paa So6itpffet.
9gjti0eligbe0en oberb9re6es at ben>
be0 1000 Menneffer. Mfil6rings-
talem bolotes al Mmtmm6 @e6el
jaf Neitoe0, Ser nabnlig min0eoe
om 6en af6goe @aronesies itore
@b6gj6renbe6 moo @oofets @ebo>
ere. Otter Mfilaringen taffe0e @a=
ron &eeot5=Sbott for al Ben 9@re,
@aaifidnnelie og &ierltgbe6, Ser
bar biit bam og banS @uitru. @ei-
ti6eltgbe6en nf1lntte6e me6 ct Geits
maalti0, bporttl Sc bab6e in6bl16t
alle 9eltagerne, og / en- al @lot=
tets Ml[eer bar Ser 6effet til 1900
&erioner.
st lanoligt 9rama, sos @aar0>
eier Sobannes SEMEN / Mprop be0
&al1tn0borg har Ell pnJre Sienelte=
farl Heter Mortenien, Ser tjcnte
poa Gbr. Sllens nerliggen0e
@oor6, ineget fig in6 / Nigefamme=
ret og tilf6iet SEN iober6e 1900
6ige 8ige Margretbe NeterIen, 0ot=
ter al 8o1smanb &eterien, Nprop,
flere 6log / @ope6et me6 en- &am=
mer, iaa at bum 81. a. bur faaet to
~lipsfarli9e Soar t BEN enc Climbing.
GierningSmanoen ul,Sipb, % FORT
noget efter fom Higen til 9epioit=
be6 og .roobte ON Sielp. Ser ct
[notrooot @iernerpltelie, og 9eger=
ne anier benoes Giliton6 for meget
1lDorlig.
@tatspolitiet og Serre0ets 3oliti
)ar fanget @ierningsmanoen, Ser
:ortlarebe, at Set bob0e peret bans
at brGbe Gigeh foroi bum
Gauge bapbc ofpilt bans
9m Men paagrebet / i'm
5ena OF paaitpb fprit, at ban life
)apoe pGret lloe, n1e,, fort efter til
hos bon.
SpcuGac 9crt5, &pirEpipita= :
ct paa Mefsnns, Ser bar tilieet sen
Miae, llotarte, at benocs
Dor te0ret Jig noget, iaa
I balp nrrer @oab on1 at funne
benoes 2ip, @olbsmanoer ben-
00e 2nIIin6bprn STREET.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
vSraper @al6e"s mDeite Beorif.

uSrauer @al6e"s nbeite 8e6rift.
On ti6lt8ere itraffet 2gsgien9er,
&al6emar &eterlen, Der / pisie
&re6ie lD6er Mabnet ~&raber @al-
oe", er flpgtet fra Dombatiet UNDER
ret furibie 0miten6igbeoer.
SON bar efterlpit for forifielli'
ge 2obobertreoelier og al EN- 9p.
6ager tronsportere in6 til Domb1-
Jet, bbor bon ti6lig forle6en Mor.
gen blep taget i ct forelgbigt Gor.
bgr. &an beibareoe me6 flor 8e.
re6billigbe6 nogle @p6rgsmaal, men
ga 0p6ageren MI 6irefte ipurgte
BAN, bbao Fan egentlig leoe0e af
f6lte uEraoer @al6e" fig frenfet.
SON greb fiji beie sat, iatte ben
poa &obe6et me6 ct Smel6' og er-
flere6e, at MI fur6e set bore NOT.
ct 9iebltf efter bnr Fan u6e al
9pre1 og % SEN forbauiebe @oli-
timan6 'pilce 1tDrte no for at gribe
6lpgtningen, bap6e ~8al6e" noe
fra orejet .M9glen ON / 2aaien. &an
! bor 6erefter gaaet ne6 / Stueetagen
il @olitiinipeft6rens @ontor, banoe
oabnet @in611et og par iprunget ne6
i @oor6en. Ser bar % en6n1t
Blot tilbage at i1ippe u6 giennem
Borten moo Mptorb, og Oct gift for
treffeligt. u@al6e" bar iom alti6
ulaiteltgt fle0t, % 90 ban lang.
iomt ban6re6e u6 o6 @orten, letten'
Sc fin @iIfebat gior6e ben itatione-
reoe &olitiman0 from Sonner for
SEN formentlige Gentleman.
sSn6en man bob6e op6aget set
lfete, bar uGal0e" borte, og ban
bor iiffert ollere6e rpitet set fi6.
tenbopn1te @tpp al fine 2aflt6o1er.
Mogle Maane6er al @aret pleier
ban at tilbringe / 2onoon eller
@aris.
@l,tncret neb &prsipil. Oct pofte
ltor Spligt bo oct rpgte0es, at Sper-
retslogferer Mugult 9epinlen nor
bleben orreiteret for &asieipig. Sc
pinier, ser brcb eli betpoelig Cog
fprerbirfl ombeo og boboe ct goot
Mapn, bar 81. q. Mminiltrotor al
neutrality-suspicious. Mioler,
og. set bar for at bape forbr1lgt ca.
10000 ST.. al 6isie, at ban blep ar<
relteret.
Oct bar fprit alle Ell @aa0c, bpao
.2epinicn, Ser tiente gpbt og life
bar iarlig flot onlo9t, bopoe brltg1
bisie &enae TIL men oct opltltes +!
lnort, at bon bar falot | &rn0erne
paa Ell Mgent S. 6. @ldff, imn Set
ct lpffe0es at foo frunarret 2epin=
fen 100000 &r., lpm bun bopoe fore
gipet at a1toen6e / fire Torctaeen-
ser, men anpen6tes til Serminsipe=
/ n0lar0et.
Mgent @lrlff er lenere, ga bons
syorboI6 til 9eoilpien hlep befjenot. !
anbol6t.
Jor nogle Nor ii6en bar oen ion-
ME @ulff, Ser guar UNDER Napnet
v6en itore 2onrme", foroi ban altio
Ilaor ON Jig mes @enge / %9feltouro-
% Mnitl1er, iopiflet / en-
Cienenoe !&titorte. Ofret bar Ben
ogioo Ell Operretsloefbrer
(ban be6 2unn) og set lpffeoes bam
1t franarre 6e1111e 10000 &roner.
Observation-Disclosures 9ltn,1 ifig6 fig Ell
for 8anben % bebe.
Ser gibres To-ibg at faa s(l1bol-
,elien moo 2epiien, Ser blep fore
laget nf Banfoireftgr @liicfita6 og
2age GbrHtpfferfen. 6%ornranoen or !
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

ST.. galbpeu:- &,
Seq %Iaaebes / en- Marretfe al baarIi9 Jorbpielfe
og sForftoppeIie meb ame beres lIemtper. iaa fon1 Soins
melbeb. 6onebpine % olminbeli9t Slbebefinbenbe.
Sea foribgfe ffere Wibler ube,1 &efultat, ~nnbtagen Ell
miSlertioi9a Sinbrins. ssor en- Eio fioen bleo ies at=
befalet Galbmenrs sprup 9epFn, % bet er mig en- Tor=
neielfe at nebbele, at benne Mtebtcin nit 9ilf9lbe bar
piit fig at bore bet iea t%iltren9te. Seq bar bru9t fere
Glaifer meb bet bebite Reiultat, pg ies ct o%berbeoiit
ON. at bet bill bringe mig ben Rnr leg oentebe. Seq bill
altib bolbe bette perbifnlbe Mtbbel / nit 5us. ~.
s q @Breniem,
3644=3rb Mpe. 60.
minneapolis. Minn.
ST.. galbmell:-
xat fnr Yrpoen at Shrup Yepiin. Set ct ben beb=
ie Wfebiein leg no9enfinbe bar bruqt. Seq moo 9oo
treble Will til ct Mpotbef.
Silia . 9a9la16,
9reaneb. Spertge.
ST.. @albmell:-
Seq mobtpg 9eres Yrppeflaite af Sprup 9epfin %
ie9 bar fiebt Ell re9uler slaife / bet ~n9rnte1te Mpptbet.
Set ntrter %ubnterfet, % jea oil lite unboare bet nit
9us.
Yeter 6anlen,
81. S. $. SIR. I. 8or 40.
9pelus, gteb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

aninger og Gonia / @aliforniel1 ta-
Ter Dor @eiun0t ! @aibingtonls@re
be garl .Moltfe ON: r@ptlfe 8lig-
ter paalegger @upen os?"
gnoelig il1tter min al meo Sa't-
gen r@p countrp 'tis Of thee.
Spn.8ranoe. ollie gene al San
set blep ben 20oe sunni biernfegt
al l1beir, le0iaget af Gor6en, 2Dn
.og @ogcl. Ter er molgbet Me6-
oelelier ON en- &effe Sl0ebran6e,
fpraariage0e peo 2%pnne6ilag.
@erit ipnes 2pntl6en at babe
buieret / Spllano. 8aa 2Dnberlp.
gaar0 peb Sfals peb giborg er So.
ital0en o. Saoen neobr9n0t. Ser
er in6ebren6t co.2 Sbin og en- Del
@6ns.
$500 SIS. &%asmnsiens @nfes
@aarb / @eber peb Marbl1s be6gDe-
oe 2pnet en- Malferggter, 6rebte en-
SIR og ten0te Slo / @talolengen
3 lt0lGnger brpn6te.
Sire l1olenger til Ma6s Droits
@aar6 i @fal0ring beo 8eile
brenote; Ell Soppe mes Tel og 8
ISbin inoebr9n6te.
l16lengerne til S. s. Seniens
@ooro / Goftbeit beb Belle, til Spar
@olms @oar0 / CONT bed &eien oq
til g. Gabls @oarb / Srelbe pei
Treoericia bre16te.
/ Mfbolosbjemmet / 9poum be(
Gar6e, g. @pen6iens @ien6om
Sigrring be6 @erming % Srf. So
ies @ien6om / Marre be6 @sbiere
n%ebbrna1ote flrloltenoig. SEQ 8ran.
SEN bog g. @penoien bren6te 1000
@roner i @ontonter, Ser tilbprtf
Eieneltefarlen.
sc. 6. &upnSb9fs @aarb / Mlltru{
beo Sclitebro n%eobren6te totalt. ]
So, s Spin, 6 Smaagriie og 6ier
freet inrebr9n6te.
9pnet llog neo boS 8oelsmanl
/ Scope 9arien / Sirsluno beo Sol
1te0 og 0rebte 2arIens 13-aartg'
,9utter, Ser opbolbt fig / Stuen
Sui let neobren0te.
8aa 6pn @e6 2pnneoilag e.
neobrenot @oar0en uMariero"
Meflinge, tilberen6e &roprietG:
2uno, Sans Ma6iens @aaro pa
&enninge Morf, Sans &nuoien!
@oaro / Sabn6rup, Grit Neterle len;
@us / 9rsbjerg og ct UNDER 6beo
bolm berenoe Gomilie9us | @or11
ge%1terbolle iamt n6bogningerne ii
@om6n 1attiggaarb og til Mnoer
Yeterlen @aorn / &efspinbinss..
Sac @:jG',auo. S 5felifgres <.
ne1brpnOt, * 6. 5grenjenS 81!
pea So|,cfte Morf, g. &eterlsh
Gouro / 0yctr og 8. Gbriitenle'l
Cooro / 5or. @jerge. sos g. Fe
teric1 :,rcene1c 3 @eite og 1 &alr,
Goo ::@~%orcrgnel, bren6te Ole e!
tcricns Goarp i @inbitrup peo JUG
lehicre.
&orcsllilt S. MielienS @aaro
@errcltrup ties Mpfebing 81 nea
>rtrl!bte totolt. @n Del Snao
freoturer 1noebrenote. @ierens 19
aorlor Scn ;omtes al 2pnet, Jon
nlGrfetr ;,a;1 me6 Ell tort 5trib
loi1qs Ben enc Sim, men ellerS fff
Gjrrhe rorn Sfa6e.
Bna Spitat,6. Haa NDlte0eyn,
hronotr Chr. @asmusiens &c.
/ 5tu55clup.
%ltucjrrt rner 2ollan6=Taliter ~
ico'ag1 al SfDbru0 og &aglbpg,r
&osicr2 ;c;ft iom ltore &asie(i:c>
Ser. &nglene bar anrettet nteJel
@fo6e poa se0en og er 5fplb / e1
Del ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sgioo 8ornbolm blep biemlegt a
Set on6arte0e SER. 2pnet 1log ne'
Il %2in6esgoar0 peo Mlinge, Sc
brenbte. Sssn6bo og &reotl1rer REQ
be6es.
2pnet log li9eleoes ne6 / e
I 5fur peo Sein Sermbaneitation
bpor en- Mon6 orpbtes % to laa
: re6es. 4.
Kjahrnhaut.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Vllll UQeD7
er ct polgt til 9ireftpr for Matio=
ralbnnfen.
Sipulis 1uffe0e Donieorronge1
ment fonrmer iaar TIL at bebe @u=
iefeloen. Set in6rettes ligeIom
bets 6orgjengere i 0lpnpin.
8rngsforcntn9erre. bigger. 6rl.
lesforeningen for 9anmarfs 9rugs=
f%oreninger pil / en- 11nr Tremti6
laoe bpgge ct mt mngtiat Eofblls
|paa Sslanos 8rpgge.
@Dgningen er beregnet til at billie
,foIte ca. 100000 @roner.
Mrfiteftcn SSenien-&limt er blepe11
meget in6igneret oper, at &jebeuz
Dabnss gorgerrepreiention life bar'
billet mootage bans Min6etaple
ODER 2ore115 Srelicb til Gpbana-
ming poo &aa0blIet.
SON l16taler til uHolitifen", at
ban fun tan betrqgte Mfllaget iom
uDumbeo, 8ornertbeo og l1siel,
be6."
SOrober-atoerien er Ell i flere
9enieenoer mnrfelig Manb. son,
er +. gts. en- Of Sc meaet fna, Ser
lite glRber siig tic sSSorobarttiio<en,
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frqfdlOer Trqb ON tr1t11nel Stltale.
2ebinien menes at babe %forbrngt
130-140,000 &roner.
@rrnr.
Tprfattercn 8. 6. Mielien far To-
bet at lfriDe en &a1tate til 6rQter=
%br6n6ens Stropieli e poa 5org Mfa=
6emi.
&robeptllingcrne. geo Sen fore,
tagne Mfitemning ON &et til garts-
busbol0 / @illeleie &ro itemte 23S
SSo, 245 Neej. MntaIlet al Stem=
meberettige0e er 1,045, og 6o geei=
sStemmerne altiaa life 116gioroc "A
at iomt1ige 1temmeberettige6e, pil
@ebillingen blipe me60elt.
@lab S1tbilcnm. Set onlete
mi6tiipllon61fe 8loo vMinglteo SOL
fetioenoe" Oerun0er ogioa Corp
og @asleo Golfeti6enoe) obergif for
25 Mor ii6en til ct Mftieielifob. S
M%nleoning al 5elifabets 25=oori=
&c 8eitaaen ofbolotes en- flor Set
me6 Mi66ag og Sal / 2pitanIeeqet
/ &inglte0.
9rnfnct / &tloe1ie. On 78=ao>
rig Some, @nfe efter @ooroeier Ee=
| 9a0ltrnp pes &o%llun0borg
er omfpmmen be6 9rufming / en-
/ Nnrbeoen al @%aoroen. 0en
forulpffe0e, Der bab0e peret lpg ct
Nar Gage, par itaaet op, og man
%antuger, at FUN / gil6elle CT gaoet
us / Moien,
Sernbanctppeu, Set lorlge 8ref-
Ser for Ei6el1 ii6oer t Mrre=
item / 5felf6r, foribgte forle0cn at
no. Meo ct 5tpffe, ipm ban
braffet al lin Seng, bop6e
ban faaet lobet ct ioo itort SILL Il
at ban flr10e fomrl1e ub pon
Nrreitga11gen. Ser itgSte Gun imio-
paa en- SSern0gr, iom bon life
'ltnoe faa oirfet op, oa ban matte
'erfor ppaire Tlltgten. San CT mi
aat oarfcr.
Gn gammcl engclif &anuu CT OPP
paa Mnbolts Meb al @o[eaien
,Maia6en". &anonc1l ser CT of
Nalm, ifinnebe lom @lllo / Son-
vet, ga @aleoiens Dpffer ianot
zen. Den tor, ifGlQe .Srba. e..
III. " MorstaIlet 1850 inoaraperet
g me,1es at bapc en- @eroi al s.
ZOO @ro1ter. Otter Mnmooning )
/ 6en e1,aelife &eaierina er &a1,o- (
bleben fsrt til Risbenbapm,
oerfra 6e,t ianbipnIigpis oil blipe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
@rrnf.

Tprfattercn 8. 6. Mielien far To-
bet at ifripe en &mtate til 6roter=
br6n6ens Snobielie poo 5ord Mfo=
6emi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-07-12
K%jahrnhaun.

Sppot6efbanfbircftpr gmil Mep-
er ct bolgt til 9irefter for Natio=
nalbnnfe11. r.
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Second Shields allowed men,
duly committed to jaif:by a legal
ly empowered magistrate, to walk
away from the prison, He admits
it, but maintains :, that. he was
right morally The men released
were Shields own. deputies.
During the. time the. coal COM
panies were doing their own
property guarding, .5soff Shields
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deputies went to the property of
the Penn. Gas & Coal Co, ostens-
IDLY to arrest three men for dis
charging firearms. The deputies
were promptly arrested by com
pany guards. for trespassing.
These company, guards were dep
utized constabfes and were called
Coal & Iron police. :.
The. sheriffs' deputies were SEN
fenced in justice court to 10
days i'll jail each. When they
were taken to the Jail, Shields
said: ''Men,, go back to your
jobs" They went and Sheriff
Shields was sentenced to Serve
H- d. a
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WHICH SHALL 1T BE?

: lWI1INI1i O11ALA DE-!
If half the people don't know
how the other half lives, the 9TH
er half. knows too well how the
first half lives.
The. ignorance of the one is the
powder magazine, The knowl-
edge of the other is match. The
wise man knows which to damp
EN-. V. Ashbaugh.
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one. year. and one month because
of it. He says his deputies were
needed to maintain order.
Following his conviction,
Shields secured a supersereas in
suring his freedom until the cases
are decided by the supreme court,
and in a ni11e-days' campaign for
''vindication" won the nominal
ton and eventually the election
as county commissioner on the ,
republican ticket by a large ma
jorlty. -
He has taken the oath of office,
as commissioner and the decision
of the supreme court is expected
soon.
Will Shields preside at a ma
hogany desk for four years or
make brooms behind iron bars for
more than half that period?
Arizona republican., 1912-04-22
AVlATORS AFTER $2o,oo0 PRIZE

PARIS. April 20.-Riley F. Scott,
 an American. is considered most
 likely to win the $2O,OOO prize offered by Andro MicheIin for accuracy in dropping bombs from an aeroplane
 in q contest to be held tomorrow
 Scott. who was formerly a lieuten- ant in the United States army, has
 invented a gun for shooting bombs
 from an aeroplane. which he declares
 will make the flying machine the
 most deadly instrument known in
 warfare.
 Scott has been practicing with his machine at Villa Coublain, near Yer
 sailles. and the accuracy he has dis
 played has startled all observers of
 his feats. The conditions of tomor- rows contest demand that an aVia- tor flying at an altitude of 650 feet
 drop five projectiles. each weighing
 fifteen pounds. aiming them at a cir cular target with a radius of about
 thirty-five feet The time limit is fifty minutes
 Aviator Scott is from Montcalm, Virginia. and has been flying for some time
 Tt is difficult to drop bombs with any accuracy" admitted Scott in the course of an interview. "and one who has never tried it has no idea of the great feat it is to hit a ten-metre target from a height of 200 metres. From that altitude the target looks tC be about the size of a silver dollar. However, I have so improved my bomb shooting machine since I invented it in America that can put half the projectiles I drop in the center of such target from that height. Tn a recent trial I dropped three bombs, one of which landed two feet from the center of the thirty three foot circle. another three feet from the center. and the third landed on the line marking the circle. That was nothing unusual with the use of my new gun, al | though of course I sometimes miss I will have only two rivals in the contest. and, without my gun, I dc
 not believe that either of them can approach my percentage My in- vention makes dropping bombs from l an aeroplane almost as certain and scientific as sighting a gun from a warship If there is another great war I believe the aeroplanes will be
 so destructive as to force the na- tiOnS to peace"
Arizona republican., 1912-04-22
BUY \ PAPER BEFORE
 THE TRAIN STARTS
Republican on Sale at Santa Fe De-
 pot in Los Angeles.

Arrangements have been made with the Harvey House news stand man agement whereby The Republican will hereafter be on sale at the Har- vey house news stand in the Santa Fe depot in Los Angeles
 This has been done more for the convenience of the travelling public. especially ArizOnans, than for the great profits that may accrue to either the news agency or the news paper. The time schedule of the Santa Fe is such that very close con- nectiOns can be made and Arizona people leaving Los Angeles for home via the Santa Fe, at D. m. each afternoon can secure, before embark ing on the Phoenix" train, a copy of The Republican of the previous morning. giving them the latest news from the home country.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-22
PACIFIC SWIM MING MEET

SAN FRANCISCO. April 21- Some of the best aquatic men of the coast will compete tomorrow in the swimming meet to be held in the open water at Surf Beach Park, Ala meda, under the sanction of the Pa cific Athletic association of Amateur Athletic union. All registered anna teur swimmers of the country are eligible. In addition to the swim ming races, there will be events for high and fancy divers, a relay race and a water polo game.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-22
FOOTPADS' VICTIM
 MAY BE B. GRAND
Five Persons were Robbed on Golden State Limited Just After it
 Left Chicago.
ASSocidted Press DiSbatch1

CHICAGO, April 2L-Five persons were robbed of money and valuables by three masked robbers who went through a Pullman on the Rock Island Golden State Limited a few minutes after midnight. Under cover of three revOlvers the porter was forced to point out to the outlaws the occupied berths As they entered they forced the porter to lock the doors. The occupants of only one car were disturbed. Among them was J. B. Conan probably J. E. Girandl l, of Phoenix. Ariz., who lost $85 After the desperadoes had taken the loot they commanded the porter to pull the air cord. and when he demurred they puncturel the tube with bullets
Arizona republican., 1912-04-22
BIG COLLEGE GAMES

NEW YORK, April 21.-COlumbia is the host of practically all of the colleges of the greater city in metropoIftan collegiate athletic championship meet to be held this afternoon on South Field. It is the first time such championship meet has ever been held. The competing colleges include Columbia, New York University, FOrdham University, College of the City of New York. Brooklyn Polytechnic and Platt In- StjtUte
Arizona republican., 1912-04-22
DEBATE ON INCOME TAX.

WASHINGTON, April 21.-Wheth- CT or not the United States should have an income tax law will be de- finitely determined tonight, when the matter will be settled by the debat- ing teams of Washington and Lee and George Washington universities. The debate will be a double affair, with one George Washington team meeting Washington and Lee here and another going to Lexington for a verbal battle at that place.