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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-17

hporaf Sc 8 leper. Gen 9loite Sen
falbt paa SlaJmarfen unber @or-
ge%rfrigen.
Iilipurrs Snirn Imltct ibiGl.-
0frs. Gelia Siggins, 55 aar gam.
mel og Sliitru til en- | Superior 30.
enoe %9runbrig Sr9lnitbanbler, fono.
tes forrise llee ing oe birLpeIes / ct
beiit ~tarpeIigt 2~eiepGrelie / Wfilpau.
fee, % bpoe ire elmer ienere / ct 500
ipital. SGgerne erfIereoe, at bum
bar bso al Suit. Sor Itolt til at
beoe ON SieIp, efter at benoes Gea-
geforraao oor opbrltgt, haobe bum
ltpngt Zig inbe paa lit @prelie %
langIomt iultet libel.
st frDstclist 2sb. ct Bar SeIte
meo ct Sps 0pnamit iprang forIe.
ben Tag Iebif / Den lille 9p Iounb,
% 6olf LOB iom pannittige til ole
&anter for at forlme iaa langt lom
mlilig bort fra ben iarliee 2ait, Ser
| raIenoe Start blep truften gierrnem
Spens Sopebgaoe. Sroos at flere
&osier falot al 2Gsiet % fantreoe
bortoper Den baaroe @aoe, inotraf
Dog ingen Grploiion, % belle @pen
aanbeoe ~lettere, ba be lpbife Selte
bopoe fltnoet for1oht at itanie.
ltbpsseliae Torbolbc. Coroner
g. $. STERLING al Gramforb County
erflGreoe iibite Wonoag, of ser / De
iiolte ire Wauneber bar begrapet %
fremmeoe % %ufienbte Terioner / Sen
file gp 2pnrpiae, Oe allerfleIte Gr-
beioere paa ben oerpprenbe @urling-
ton-Sinie % omfomne beo ltlpffes.
tilfGloer. Oct laber til at bare ber-
ifet en- ubpgeelie 2ieeepIoisbeo Iige-
o"oerfor be orGbte grbeioere 90 bes
res gfterlaOte, boilfet forleoen Gag
fom tilipne, ibet Ell SIR. Sumbers
efterlaote Samilie / Ga Crosse ierit
to Tiger efter bans 0eo fit timber.
refining nerom. Sc fleIte brpbte or.
beibere iigeS at ppre paafierte at
Sernbanetog.
Segrauet / Barron. Miis Soa 80.
2eegior, Ser oen Ste Oft. fan6tes
mproet / Chicago, blep iibite Ssrl-
bag begraoet peb Siben al fin Mo-
ser, @ebitemooer og to 9rpbre poa
@rapplaoien peb Barron. 8amle
Sfolefamerater og @enner beritebs
bapoe giort Soranitaltninger meo
Mpnoiebeoerne / Chicago % befoite.
be 2iget icnot BERTH. Miis 2eegIon
9raouerte fra Barron Seiifole /
1901, og bum a ben treble al &las-
fen lom oc0e - mertelig NOT, ole
peo en- poloiom 0e6. @n al @ra-
buenterne brufnebe / Waoiion pg et
anben bleo / Wilpallfee brnbt ,tnoer
ct 2ofomotips Siul. Wfiis 2eegion,
Ser IttoereOe Sesne- % 8~iueobug-
g~erfuniten / Chicago, par bIeoen
narret itb pua ct poe Steo peb gpen
og Ser mproet.
Sture Sab peS ltncir. Set ltpeir,
iom / Gluten al forrige llee berie-
De enfelte Streg al Staten, bar for
polot langt iterre Sfabe, emo fra
ferlt al at1taget, mebens maaife pg-
iaa flere Menneifelip er gaaet tabt.
Stormen par iier poloiom / Strs-
oct fra Somab til 9eloit, og ibet
flere Gaaningsbuie pbelasbes er
mango Wenneifer farltg iaareoe.
M%ouston, Somab, l1nion Center,
Siusbpro, @onemoc, 2apale, gIrop,
S~rienoibip, Irfoale, 9eloit oe an
ore Steoer leo itore Sab. s Maus-
ton alere a~nilaaes Sabet til onttrent
100000. gn @9ngbe Spbafsifrtr
err iuloitanoig ebelngoe. Sen lille
9p &oIs, beliggenoe otte MiI iposIt
for Giroqlta, bar libt operoroentlig
Itcre Sab, ibet neIten b~perteneIte
Sns blep mere eaer minbre beifaoi-
get.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-17

Manse Sfilsmisier. |eo Grebs-
retten / glacf Hioer Sails, ser Of
boloeS oenne llge, er inbbragt life
iprre ems nj SfilSmisieiager.
Mns INN SranSitifterc. Sens
SenienS GaaninesbuS / Sonb bu
2ac neobrpnote forleoen til 8rltn-
Sen, og oct paaItaaes, at SSlben bar
foraariaget al Wtus, iom bao0e gtla-
pet paa Spritiffer.
ltSitpr for Nnsifte. timber en-
"Sarmers Sag, iom benne ll1e az
boloeS / ga Grosie, Dor @pens Sor-
retningSmGno iorpligtet Jig til at le.
pere alt npopenoigt llbitpr for Silent
met til Set Tar, iom er pilligt til at
lnoe iig bic poa @pens Sorp Sen
Dag. On nogen bar b%eltpttet Jig al
Silbubet meloes life.
EolitidJcf mnocr Mmflage. Sagen
moo Iolitinef @ebber / Ga CROSSE
bliper benlte llge bebonolet al Eolis
tifommisiipnen oeriteos, % l0faloet
blioer meo megen Snteresie inooe-
leet / andre al Statens @per. Wapor
Serenion bar liemlig anflaget Che
fen for Spiutiigbeb MOB bans @cfa-
finger, og SporgSmaalet bliper MI,
ON Golitiheien belt er unoerfaitet
en- Wapors M~pnoigbeo.
On title @ielie. Selmer Sanion
o. Miis Glia Subr al Spring Sal
len, begge oepittmnne, blep forrige
llge p~gtepieoe / Iaioen Hocf. Giel-
len fprrettebes al oen bspitumnle
Rep. @angerin ira Milmaufee, %
Sen unber Geremonien berifenbe
Gpositilbeo gioroe ct bpbt Snotrpf
paa SiIifuerne. Get unge Bar bap.
sc itiftet @~efienbtifab ueb Statens
SeplhimmeIfole / Selapait.
Gro itprter iammen. gn Del al
9roen oper SSor Hiper pes Green
Ban itprtebe iioite Sirsbag iammen
unoer gegten al ell fuIopaffet elef-
triif Sporpogu, o. Tor en- fort Sir
berifeoe ser Ell irpgtelig Sorpirring
% ranuittiae Sfrig bsrtes ira Dem
Ser par oumpeoe neb / Tanbet. Sci
bigpis tog beiinbise WGno itrar fai
meo &eoninsSarbeioet, % iaa pibI
man fllnbe erfare blep ale reooeoe
8iitc i 20 Nar. Set GIbite sgg.
tepar / Staten paaitaaes at pprt
Mr % AIRS. Souis GREENWOOD
Comm OF @ibion, Manitoppc Conn
IN. Mtr. 8reennoob bliper 90 pa,
ieritfcmmenNe lite Sebr., % han:
Suitru cr ct Bar Waaneoer pngre
&c funbe forleoen ieire lin 70-aarigt
Igrplupsoag % bar bapt - Sprn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-17

Stna Mistanfe. cSohn s

Sting Mistanfe. Sobn Senoricf.
ion oa ii andre Npno / Smult Ste
Marie er blepne arreltereoe efter at
9iget at Senoricfions Suitri fano-
tes / aunalen. SGgerne tiger, at
bun err blepen br9bt neb ct SIog /
Sopeoet. Senbricfiors Satter bsbe
for ct 9(nrs Sio iioen UNDER ~i9rbeles
eienoommlige Smitpnoigbeoer, og
ale Slags itpgee Hpgter berom er
mi igien blepne opfriifeoe. Golitiet
bar lat Jig / gepGgelie for at fomme
thumbs / Saaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-17

eerS ~SceprdbtG Soften Ill SIraiuinac ca
Gcrncr | &dulelanoef. ~ SirSSaaS % Sre,
edasuoaGren ioifer $3.50; Sreeassaeeapen
alsuc. SIPS pr. elias.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-10-17

enmufineu "Snsoennen" er ntootdeen {
ooo Sroeu, % ben er aIt bi fan ynfie en-
Sprtuffiue at pGre. Sen gisr soot Irbeioe
90 eaar let.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04

Just how high an ambitious boy.
blessed with ability. can climb In
baseball was never demonstrated
more forcibly than by Heinie Wing.
ner, the hustllng little field leader
OF the Boston Red SoX.
About 10 years ago Billy Rodcn
bach. former amateur middlewelght
boxing champion. managed and
played with nine on New York =
upper West Side The team was %
play formidable club IN New Jer.
sey and the day before the game
the third bRseman went 10 bed,
mighty sick. causing diHmay In the
organization, for Il wasn't easy to
dig mp a good inrelder on short
notice.
Rodenbach had given up hope OF
making any sort OF showing In
the game when n friend met him
aud said. BILLY. there's kid down
IN Hcll'a Kitchen that looks Ike the
goods. Go take look at him
Rodcnhach went 20 the historic
ground and nj seth street and
nth NV found game for the
championship OF the kitchen" In
progress.
Rodonbach glued his eyes on the
third baseman OF one team and was
Impressed with the way the kid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04

scooped all sorts OF drives and sail.
cd them across TO the first base.
man.
Between innings Rodonbach an.
preached the Kid and asked him 10
go over 10 Jersey tho next day 10
play with his club.
"Aw. gwan. ! cant play wit You
big guys replied the little fellow
I'm take a chance on you. Come
on aud IN slip you a half dollar. %
Tho boys eyes wldencd aud he
consented Next day the Kids
stops and lightning throws mater.
tally helped Rodcnbnch'H team win
the game The boy became n FIX.
ture on the team and was semi.
pro star until he vaulted into the
professional game
Last year. after one OF the
world'H series games between Bos
ton and New York. Rodonbach
Jumped from his seat and shook
hands with the Red Sox captain.
Billy said:
Il suppose you have done pretty
we'll this season"
Yes answered Helnie. with
my salary as player. extras for
acting as captain and my share Of
the worlds series. I'll clean up
about 10000"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
A RETURN MATCH

A crowd ~ 300. headed by Presi.
dent Clarke of the Seattle Golf and
Country club. left Seattle at 5
o'clork this morning over the NIL.
waukee 10 attend today's return
meeting OF Nardon and Ray. the En-.
giiah golfers. and Robert tombstone
and James Barnes. which takes
place on the Tacoma links.
Vardon and Ray defeated John.
stone and Barnes In a 36-hole match,
| up, here last week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
BIGCROSS
COUNTRY
RUN NEXT

a big three cornered cross.
country race. In which University
Of Washington. Seattle Athletic
club and National Guard athletes
viii be the participants. is planned
by Graduate Manager Ilorr OF the
university.
The race viii be held some time
before Thanksgiving Definite
plans probably VIII be announced
this week.
The Washington team will be de
trrmlned November "A. when the
annual intercloAs run Is held. The
men finishing In the first 10 will
be those selected for places on TIVE
Varsity team.
Manager Horr contemplates get.
INK "A large trophy 10 be awarded
the winner or tho events
The triangular run will be the
first Of this particular brand Of
sport held between the three teams.
According 10 'lorr. an intercol-
leglatc cross-conntry run viii be
held next year II this monh's race
proves "a financial Success
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
IT'S A BIC WEEK

The important dates In the foot
bali schedules for the university
and tho Seattle high schools come
this week. In the two bis games to
be played newt Saturday afternoon.
Washington meets tho University
OF Oregon on tho Multnomah A. c.
field. and Broadway and Lincoln
high schools viii settle their claims
for the city title ut Dugs' old lot.
Tho weeks schedule follows:
Saturday University OF Washing
ton Va University OF Oregon at
Portland. Broadway high vs.. Lin.
coin high Mt bugs old park bal.
lard high va. HoqiAm high at
Hoquinm f'rlday-Queen Anne vs..
Franklin Mt Dug's old park.
The Varsity Ia planning n big OK.
cursion TO Portland Saturday to car.
~ the Washington rooters a spe.
clal train will leave this city at
s:4b Saturday morning The trip
will cost $3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
ATHLETICS WIN THIRD

The Athletics boosted them selves
one notch closer the dinner To be
given the team winning the indoor
baseball series AZ the Y. VI. c. A.
gym Monday afternoon when they
defeated the Giants to 3 in n
hard-fought contest This gives
the Athletics three out OF the four
games. and in the event they win
the struggle "Wednesday afternoon
they will win the series and the big
feed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
WINS AND LOSES

Johnny Gilroy. the local sensa.
lion. Won a game and lost one In
the three cushion billiard tourna-
ment at Brown a. liulcn'B Monday
night
He vas beaten by Gen. & y. Bost.
wick. % 10 i6. and defeated +. -.
Rivers % 10 10. The result OF his
match with Rivers was never m
doubt. Gilroy jumping into the lead
at the start.
Tonight two more matches will
be played In the tournament.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
s pAcksY,s AND JACKS THIRD MEETING
FRENCHIE VASE TO
MEET SAMMY GOOD

Frenchle vaise OF Renton. the
lightweight champion OF Canada.
and Sammy Good OF Portland. Ore.
the Northwests two best light.
weight boxers. today signed articles
for round bout In Tacoma
Tuesday night. November %.
Vaise ia soiournlng In California
Good Is In Seattle working out at
Austin & Salts gymnasium
When the two little boxers ac-
cepted terms for the bout. which Is
TO be staged at show to be held
by the Eagles. Il marked the con.
clusiou OF efforts % long standing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04

to bring these llghtweights to-
gether.
NalAe likes the short mills. II was
only last winter he was appearing
In nothing but short encounters.
II doesn't take the little French.
man long 20 get started. and tie
third or fourth round usually sees
him geared up 10 top speed Good
Is also fond OF the four round game.
Renton miners are talking Of run.
ming an excursion q Tacoma on
the night OF the bout.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04

sEATTLas TO EVERETT - Limited
trains 0ta0 o. m ana b7b y m Local
trains $40. 1.fo. sac. . 40 Gao. 1850
a N. II 40 iso, 7s3o, 20. $50. 80
5.ae 100 sac. pt5. iit5 m. daily
Ticket offices Seattle. Fifth nv, nesr
Wsstiaks. Greenwood. Ajar Drug Store
fEth anu greenwood
FvEPRrT no SEATTLE Limited
trains 300 a m and 400 q m Local
trains sos. 100. 100. 500. sol. 1000
II % m. ~ 90 noon, 90. 90, 3 90
sol. $500. $500. 100, 500 io'is p ~
daily
Freight leaves both cities Zoo m
PACIFIC NORTHWEsT TRACTION co.
EVERETT. WASH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
HE'S CONFIDENT

NEW YORK. Nov willie
Richie and Leach Cross we're both
down to the hard grind OF training
today for their conest here Novem-
Der 10 The postponement OF the
bout from October 20 To November
10. Cross said today. cost him
$4,000.
II will be ready TO 20 ahead with
the fight this time" he added. "and
expect TO knock ont the champion
propose 10 wade into Richie from
the start.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
RANDOM SHOTS

Owner Farrell OF the New York
Highlanders says he "a m favor OF
permitting ball players % become
free agents after 10 year. service
In 81. Louis they are willing TO let
them 20 after one years trial.
An Alias
II used 90 be Knockout Brown.
Now. It's Knockedout Brown.
last week Connie Mack was
toasted by the Philadelphia fans.
The same week year ago they
gave him another Kind OF a toast.
ing
The national commission does
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
s,ill. Hes irish

They always associate the shut.
out habit and Walter Johnson. All
coffoyville factories and stores
shut out their employees when Wal
ter returned home last week. And
Hike the big league clubs. the en-.
ployes were paid for getting shut
out too
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04

not hesitate 10 pan the leader Of
tho Bali Players Fraternity. Dave
tuliz. but It's praise OF the players
themselves Is very ful,zsome. O.
Agnes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
VARSITY COCkSURE:
IT'S A BAD THING ON
EVE OF TOUGHGAME

NECoNflpBNCE ia bad dope Of
~ Many o
tue athletic field
oNerematM belief "a particular
YOU nnhoNahlo and
Us something the varsity o
ue seasons success capped by their Victory
man tends TO create the impression their
licked iut they they will.
'hat tluinphH VIII now matter
da Al least the Oregon folks a
tao they are figuring winnns
probably viii give them hard fight
DON'T KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING
IN ANSWER TO request from star
done about the 1914 Tealeykums.
plans for the absolutely
Impression OF what Dug trying but
idea the details
Manaser Teaey who Is sll Seattle,
All Likelihood there hasn't heos anything startling accomplished
much early the
baseball Information.
THEY'RE GOING TO CAN THE CINCINNATI AIT
EfORE another baseball
II they probably will have the
hit They've about decided a
batter base hit what formerly folders
attempted forceout play that failed
often bad Judgment by the defensive
FER weeks OF dckcrng match has
~ Packcy Mcfarland
- They will
before the National
November
Memphis.
Mcfarland
York. several months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
7-'--ss----es=-
How Mech anlcai

?
How Mechanical
Fred Derrick. Ex-Toiedo bail
player Is going TO play foot.
ball before tho season ends.
Naturally. does Derrick block
and tackle7 That's a Nut
| Wednesdac.
Our idea OF nothing AZ all-rhe
Seattle righthanded bowler who
blames his poor score on sore
thumb on his left hand.
AZ soon az the White sos an.
ne1ed a regular ball player--Wal.
ter lohnson-thoy had no trouble
whipping the Giants.
There are many bcautifully-form.
ed football players. who. without
the aid Of slit skirt. are now show.
Ing weli.turned ankles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04
NY COMBINATION TREATMENT rok
IMPAIRED VITALITY ONLY TREAT
MENI THAr NENER FAIIs.

Rear in mind that I arm the oldest
permanently established meas specialist
on Puget sound
ConsuitAticu. examinatinu sad advice
FREE. II out u town write Prices mod
crate. nnd inciud. rusdicin- Hours a
n 10 ,. m sunday by appointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-11-04

pr Msry-Ny Dear Sir; For several
years had severe pains In ~hat sup
posed va. my heart ore night I ap-
plied rpr treatment from YOU and before
iest the couch tho pain left me, ard I
have had Beautiful relief ever sincs
Previous 20 that treatment ! ~as riffrT-
ing for many sears but am slick a
whistle now yegrs for relief
GEORGE =. TAILOR
ft.f fss Az y. Seattle. Wash
Chroaio Di~~as~s Disease ~ the Eyes
Ears Scse. Catarrh. Throat Troubles
Weak I.anxG CarAbis Cancers Tumors
Appendicitis. Ooitrs. uropsicai ruhrr-
euiar and Anemic conditions Hh~utna
tisra. Nervous Diseases. stomach and
Intestinal Troobls. kiducy. Liver.
BLADDER ans Urinary Disease ssin
Disease. Rup,urss piles. Fistaia sud
all Rectal Trrabiss withoat knife
Di-~a-~. Of Women -frrvsuiaritiss. Pain
rul PERIODS DiarlaeemsutH and All dtH.
Eases and weaknesses peculiar 60 the
ssx without resort - sgrEerT
Diseases Of Nrn-SsrvouH uehtlity. Blood
Poison AHd all special Diseases and
Weaknesses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-15
MAY IN LOVE MAY LIE.
Courts Ruling Based on Mental Ex-
altation Accompanying Courtship.

NEW YORK. August 15.-That man
who is in love is privileged to lie was
the ruling handed down yesterday by
Supreme Court Justice Guy.
To quote the justice: 1T is also a well
known principle that in the state of
mental exaitation accompanying court
ship statements made as to mental
moral or financial qualifications of the
accused may not be too closely scruti-
nized nor shall they be held to a strict
accountability therefor"
In such q state OF mental exaltation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-15
Merchant Held as White SLAYER.

PHILADELPHIA, August 1o.-Chargeo
with Turing two girls from New YORK anu
attempting 10 persuade them to enter
life of ill-repute in this city. Joseph Sio,
ner. New York merchant, mas peen iie19
in 50 600 bail for court here by United
States Commissioner Edmunds. The girls,
Sadie Gottleib and Moilie Robins. nlhe-
teen and twenty lone years old' fespec-
lively, testified that Sidner. after elVins
them champagne. had induced them 10
come to this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-15
Verdict Of Acquittal.

NORFOLK: Va. August 15.-Charles
Y. Houston OF Dorchester. Mass. former
thief commissary steward on board the
,attleship Utah. has been acquitted by
The court-martial which convened at the
Norfolk navy yard July to try him on
charges alleging violation of the depart
nent rule forbidding naval employees &C
eepting any emolument or gratuity from
persons engaged in furnishing supplies
TO the navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-15
Blasts Crack Buildings.

COLON. Panama, August 1o.-The ter
ffic dynamite explosions brought about
py the excavation OF the entrance to the
ANAL al Christobal have caused serious
racks In the walls of some Of the public
buildings there. The excavators have
|nce been ordered to reduce the charges
u their blasting operations. and the en-
,loyes have been told to leave the build
ngs during the hours when operations
IRE in progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-15
Leader of Paris Bar in Canada.

VANCOUVER, B. c., August 10
Maitre Labori. leader of the Parls
bar, and defender of lola and Capt.
Dreyfus in legal battles which oil
vided France, has reached mere,
accompanied by his wife. daughters ana
stepson, Adrien de Pachmann. Nine.
Labori was formerly the wife OF the
pianist de Pachmann. Mattre Labor
will sail for home from New York In
September. He has accepted an invita-
ton to address the American Bar AS
ISOLATION at it's meeting in Montreal
September 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-15
GRAFT SCANDAL IN PARIS.
Police Prefect Removed and Eight
Officers Suspended.

PARIS. August 15-A police graft
scandal centering about the shopping
district Of Paris, with innocent shop-
pers as victims, has Deen ohcianS
Acknowledged by the removal of the
project Of the commissary OF the nfth
reimbursement and the suspension OF
eight policemen in his district.
The offending policemen were in the
habit Of arresting innocent persons on
charges of shopliftlng in order to gain
the premiums awarded for successful ar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-15

FREDERICTON. y. b.. August l5.-
alexander Gibson, New Brunswick's lum-
DER king. died here yesterday at the age
~ ninety-four. Starting as a poor boy.
Mr. Gibson rose in a dozen years to
Wealth and power. For forty years he
hut an average of 81 0O0. 900 feet of lum-
Yer a year. mostly for English and Eu-
|opean markets. He had. also. extensive
kilroad and cotton mill interests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-15
Col. Gorgas Going to South Africa.

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa. August
15-Col William c. Gorgas chief sani-
tary officer of the Panama canal commits
sion. has accepted the invitation sent him
by the chamber OF mines TO undertake.
the Improvement of the sanitation works
on the Rand, subject to the approval or
the United States government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-15
Pensions to Confederate Veterans.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. August 49,
tate Auditor Gordon has announced
hat October he will begin the payment
4 pensions to Confederate veterans.
be pensions will be paid under an act
Kissed by the legislature last winter.
pre- than LOO applications for Con-
Eerate pensions have been made, but
5us far only 139 have been approved.
Fhirty thousand dollars was appropri-
ted
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to announcement made by the girls par
ents The mother explained that it was
an elopement. and that she did not know
of the wedding until her daughter teie-
phoned her from Baltimore. The pair
have since returned and visited the
brides parents. Young Prize is about
thirty-three years old. He was divorced
by his first wife last February
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Philip Cusick. while counting the woman
he afterward married. told her, she AYERS,
th.t he vas earning $50 a week. while as
a matter of fact he was a property boy at
a theater with a weekly salary OF $3.50.
Later. when Cusick vanished, Mrs Cusick
applied for divorce. counsel fees ana an
mony. h;s
refusal of the request for alimony.
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Millionaire's Son Takes Bride.

sEACLIFF, N. l.. August 1o-Aiian n.
Prize, son of the late millionaire chicago
merchant who cut him OF with tnou-
sand dollars in his will. was quietly mar
ried last week In Maryland TO MISS
Louise NJ. Solder OF this place. accoroins
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Prof. W. P. Coddington Dead.

SYRACUSE, n. Y, August 15.-Prof
Wellesley Perry Coddington, for forty
years one Of the most widely known edu-
Gators connected with Syracuse Uni
versity. died Wednesday at Hamburg, Ger
many. He was in good health when he
left Syracuse. and his children were not
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rests. While conducting their prisoners
to the police station the officers would
slip some articles belonging to the shop
which they were accused of robbing into
the victims pockets.
Such evidence was naturally sufficient
for conviction despite the shoppers
prostestations of innocence.