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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-15

Terms tte cash and sic monthly.
Nice now t-roofn bungalow. enough
room for garden and chickens. a
few minutes walk TO ferry dock.
school and stores fine view Of Sc
aftie and the lake. Come over To
kirkland. take Madison car ard
ferry or urania al boats daily TO
Burke a Farrars Kirkland office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-15

wants nsn ant women 90 learn the bar
her trade. wages paid ~hus isarnins
Call Or urtfe
NATIONAL BARBER COLLEGE
Hirh Grade aehoot - Washington ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-08-24

STORM as they would and did, Jonas held the tort.
Not day passed but that he returned to his mutton
and heaped Goals of memory upon the heads of Joel and
Justus
ats my money that did it. put the most money
in the business. If it not for my money would
still be nobodies"
"What about meas?" retorted Justus such
occasion. al suppose they don't count for anything.
Who designed the best sellers in line? Who orgi-
mated the interchangeable Double Ruffleo If wasn't
such wonderful genius at fashions you could put ten
times ten thousand dollars in the bank and it would
stay there for all the need we'd have of it. Take the
money back-and with compound interest. The firms
paper good at the Canal National for all requirements
and if it wasn't I'd deal with usurer rather than
have you always throwing up to me what you did.
keeping amt worth the salary you draw, and that's all
you are,-nothing but bookkeeper. Wecan hire
body to take your place any time for twenty dollars
week. and he wouldn't be a nuisance neither. Which
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27

Watch meeting will be held at ST..
James church Wednesday night with
sermon by Rev. H. p. Jones.
Christmas spirit was abroad in st.
Paul, this week and everybody got
some of it and gave some of it.
Miss Albreta G. Bell left yesterday
morning for st. Louis, Mo-, to spend
the remainder of the holidays.
Miss HELEN Covington was the re-
rpient of numerous Christmas remem-
ORANGES from her many friends.
The usual watch meeting at Pilgrim
Baptist Church next Wednesday night
to be followed by the early New Years
breakfast.
The midnight service at st. Philips
Church Wednesday night was we'll at
tended. They had their Christmas tree
last evening,
Rev. H. p. Jones will preach a New
Years sermon tomorrow morning and
the cantata of the Messiah's Advent
will be sung at night.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27
The Worlds Largest crane.

JIIN
There has been recently erected at
Goyan. on the river Clyde. the largest
crane In existence, the test load OF
which was $50 tons.
The lib head Of the crane Is OF the
hammerhead type. built on the can't
lever principle and stands 1d0 feet
above high water level. The lib has 4
total length Of 30 feet and extends
outward 1869 feet from the center. The
motors for operating the gear vary
from sixty to ninety horsepower.
The stability Of the structure Of the
crane depends upon four huge steel
cylinders. one under each corner Of the
tower The cylinders. fifteen feet In
diameter. are filed with concrete and
sunk seventy-four feet below ground.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27
WE
WISH
YOU ALL
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.

WISH
YOU ALL
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Mrs. George Benton is still quite
sick.
Mrs. Narcissa Miller is still quite
sick.
Mr.. Jonas Strong is again able to
be out.
Mrs. Sarah Dover is considerably
improved
Miss Bertha Lewis has returned
from Montana.
Meeting of Mite Missionary Society
at Pilgrim Church next Monday even
ing.
Mr. James Godette has returned
from Canada to remain during the
winter.
DR.. Waldo Turner was on the sick
list yesterday, but he's all right again
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Parker spent
Christmas Day visiting friends at
Anoka.
FOR RENT-One large steam heat
ed room. Apply at 58S Rondo street.
Advertisement.
They are certainly shaking up graft
and vice in st. Paul just now, and
there is more to come
FOR RENT-Five-room flat, bath in
C0nnpRfjnn n OF T11o1 ~
avenue. Phone Dale 1852.
FOR RENT-Nice- six-room flat
with bath and gas, 1853 Carroll street.
Apply at Baldinger Bakery, 800 Car
roll street.
w. r. FRANCIS
WHO FOR A NUMBER OF
YEARS WAS IN THE EMPlo
OF THE LEGAL DEPART.
MENT OF THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
HAS OPENED OFFICES FOR
THE GENERAL PRACTICE OF
THE LAW AT 90 AND @
UNION BLOCK, ST. PAUL,
Advertisement.
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Mrs. Vernon Barksdale and son were
taken home from the hospital Christ
mas morning.
Mr.. G., G. Terry has been on the
sick list for several days but is again
convalescent
If there is dearth of news or any
thing else wrong in this issue blame
it on Christmas.
Mr.. Fenton Harsh of Chicago, was
in the city Christmas Day circulating
among his friends.
The Excelsior Club will keep open
house at st. James Church from to
10 p. m. New Years day.
If you have anything good to say
of THE APPEAL tell it to your
friends. If you have anything bad, tell
it to "Hustling" Morgan, the agent.
The So-Lit Club will receive New
Years Day from to 8 P. NJ, at the
residence of Mrs. J. @. Adams, 527 ST..
Anthony avenue.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. A. Camp have
moved to 800 st. Anthony avenue to
remain until the beautiful new manse
377 harrington, is completed.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27
Test For Eiradamn...

Ono OF the simplest Of the many sug-
gested tests for f1redamp in mines is
that described to the Scottish Society
Of Arts. It 10 an attachment that may
be applied to any oil or spirit safety
lamp and consists Of loop Of copper
wire supported on brass rod passing
through the oil vessel To make q
test the loop Is moved into the flame.
This becomes instantly nonIuminous,
but Il firedamp is present II the air
the gas cap is clearly seen. The test
can be made in q moment at any time
without turning down or putting out
the light It Is claimed that the per
centage Of flredamp this method Will
detect Is exceedingly small. and the
results Of trials in both laboratory and
mine go to show that this IL one Of the
most sensitive, accurate and expedi-
dous means Of revealing the presence
OF inflammable gas in mine or other
A3R
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27
HEAL E. TT HINT FOR TODAY.
a Cause Of D,afn....

Hardened wax IN the ear Is
very common cause Of deafness
In middle aged and old people.
The following method Of remov-s
al will be found both safe and
efficient On going to bed at
night drop one drop Of warm
olive oil into the ear and then
put in q loose plug Of cotton wool.
In the morning syringe the ear
well with warm solution Of Dor
acic acid. ten grains OF the acid
to the ounce Of hot water. Aft
er the Swinging put In fresh
plug Of cotton wool and leave It
in the ear throughout the day to
+ prevent chill. If the ear still
feels plugged up with wax re-
peat the whole process again at !
night. Above all things, never
attempt to scrape out wax with
any hard. sharp object. as there
Is always risk Of rupturing the
eardrum or setting up chronic
Inflammation.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27
salt Production.

Michigan is the second salt produc-
ing state in importance IN the Union,
being surpassed only BY New York.
The output OF salt IN the state In 1910.
according to the United States geo.
logical survey. was 9.452.O22 barrels,
or ]. 323:.2S3 tons. valued at $2.231.26
Our total salt prod don In 1910 was
30305.656 barrels against only 070,-
3O6 barrels imported. valued at $37O,-
w At the same time we exported
salt to the value OF $32O926
indefinite.
800 Well. Jaggs has gone up at last. ''
IN business o. IN aeropIanef
Baltimore Amer lean
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27
sHRlNERs' BALL,
THAT'S ALL!

FEzzAN TEMPLE No. 26,
MOBILES or THE MYSTIC
sH RINE, WILL GIVE ITS
SIXTH ANNUAL BALL AT.
SHERMAN HALL, WABAsHA
AND SIXTH STREETS, ST. I
PAUL, MONDAY EVENING,
DEC. 90.
We HAVE RECEIVED A 3
LARGE SUPPLY OF cAMEL's
MILK (IMPoRTED.)
ALL THE LATEST MUSIC
BY MccuLLoUGH's Full
ORCHESTRA.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT
TO REJECT ANYONE oBJEc-
TIoNA1LE. S
INVITATIONS ISSUED UP
ON REQUEST FROM MEM
BERs OF FEZzAN TEMPLE.
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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27
DUAL PURPOSE STOVE.

{ combinatisn Range and Fireplace Ia
vented BY England's King.
highlands king has joined the list
Of royalties who have now and then
proved their ability as inventors, says
Popular Mechanics. The invention Of
King George v. lisa combined kitchen
stove and dining room fireplace, de-
signed to be placed In the wall sep
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27

THE VALET l4l.1'- TAILORING CO.. No.
nn.t..s.,. stahI1shnaant :, ~ ,,aa %
The citv CIothina mob - nnda.
snoneaG nrnssad .annaatas - olue ea
,,ai.as 60 49, n 80
cred Four suits d messed I'd for l 81 Thev
80 80 so r. 80 49, -. 80 80. Aey
- TInua1, nonaa.r - sane.,;aa,n so"A'
- -. = .-'--->.'
RELIABLE DENTISTRY at reason.
nnenad of,ce. n suite eoa RandrieI p
puiid;nu o. n cauarth .+raat 90 ~.
al the nacas.. ~ aa,,,n r ~ Ia to-
dantoi worb n.ir1asaiv n mn he
nlaasad "a have nld nat,anta ell =.
anv ona who annraeiatea hnnoet vorr
at honest Observation-Disclosures
MI. vernon Barksdale, 458 st. An
| thony avenue, wears smile that won't
| come on, and Is distributing cigars
with reckless hand to all the men
and Arundel. The cause IS the arrival
at his house last Wednesday morning
of brand new eight-pound baby boy.
! Mother and son progressing nicely.
/ The new arrival makes the fifth gen.
GRAFTON in the family.
! nnrs n IT 1.o,,.a, haa anod
d;rins ron,,, - Ia i,nn.v,, as Iaolson,a
DIS ~ go mohasha .tae 90 D.,
~ &C., I'll, ,.ssa.,1es 49, .on
TO 5:OO 1or 20 cents. Speclal sunday
/ Gunner from l2:5V TO $50 TOT 80 cents
1speclal attention VIII pc PAID 10 IAN.
ines and parties. open until eight
O'Clock evenings. Tel. Cedar 1855
Advertisement
rup1cTnnAc n1Mn,nR
rbr;stnoos hin ninnar 81 tho e. onis
T;+aban 100 Tb;rd s+raa+ 1,,n.
a4a;sa No. 10 rnoan - a,,sto,. so,,p
s soaat namnn +,,r,, en u;+ ~ drassiup
aoast ~. y &c. oio,,. ~ tonoa noada
n =; op@ roo e 81 ;boof ay i,,e o.ndiad
.4s1. I4s,;. 80 ~, 80;
S!enon peas - anu &C. s%sss - po. e~o
p pla. fraa .r;4h a.oh dinner Mrs mia
M nGe ~ mlSn wv 90 ~ go
iAAt1ooii' piop.io - = 49, -
ALBION w. HOLDEN-Fin
| house painting. hand oil finishing,
at e, s dnne an s ahn.t notice -. F;ret
49,, W. go $500
Ganero, ran.jring and iohhine ~ ali
Iinda = Send ~ laava orders At 627
| O. An+honv Ava ~ +alonhono nalo
/ s"s5 E.atim.+as f,,rniahe I'd -Advartiae.
rant
Mossrsw a Miller and = 4 Men.
bomsar formar ~. vice nrasidenf and
i cashier resnectivelv. at the First Ma
/ tinnaI Rank. recently resigned. will
/ +
a capital of 100000 and surplus of
i 100000. The stock has already been
over subscribed The new bank will
Messrs Miller and Nienhauser have
| the reputation of being good friends
of the Afro-Americans of the city, and
they have their best wishes for their
| success.
Mr.. R. M. Johnson has been COM
Panosau rorntv ~ Gov q a Mher.
hort ana he - mo- f,,liv anninned IN
d. husinass FOR anv neraon needing
~. saruinos
80 80 '-
Mr.. T. H. Lyles. our undertaken,
Void has moved with this Isl Arm to ita
new and unto date building. $50 ".
Fourth street corner Of FRANKLIN.
where he NAV be found az usual. Both
phone Dale 2974
!
For God so loved the world that He
soever believeth in Him should not
nariah Int nave everlasting life. Iohn
sic Thara 10 . nav uhich aaamath
right unto = man Int tI,a end thereof
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27

Four-room lower flat, 400 Snm.
NIT or Cathedral Place for rent, all
modern except heat. Rent reasora-
bic. Apply at 28t Ronde street,
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27

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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27

arating the dining room and kitchen.
After the meal is cooked the crate In
the kitchen is transferred, with it's
charge of burning coal. into the dining
room fireplace simply by the operation
Of q lever.
The idea Of such cooking and heat
Ing combination is said to have come
to King George after he assisted, as
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27
SAINT PAUL
4 WEEKS RECORD IN MlNNEso
TA's CAPITAL
The "saintly City" and ! 1intly City
FoIks-NeWsy items Of Social, Re-
Iigious, Political and General Mat.
tiers Ap-ng the People.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER n, 1918.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1913-12-27

ST LOUIS KITCHEN, 1888 b. Third
street. up stairs, Mrs. Julia Hinson.
Prop. A la carte meals at al hours
from 700 a. m. to 500 p. m. All
home cooking. Regular Sunday din
ner from TO 8 p. m. 40 cents. Tel.
Observation-Disclosures.
The Favorite Shining Parlor,"
Messrs. Beard & Alexander. prophet
ors, has been moved to los e. 5th
street, where first class work Is done
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-27
Sx6uaxm BEE 9IaSierA
esRs Dlssm ssass BasiiEisisssaisases ati SAns
ussa ~ sss 400 Sahrsa stsasi hsrbsa.

Dor fursem bGtte man bas 5tpctte
8entenarium oer grfiroung 0rS
eianofortes feiern fonnen. Im %.
9e3entber 1712 ididte ein &lant'
StnbeIfabrifartt naIneus Wtarius an
Bic Barrier glfGSenie Der g8iiienidat'
ten ,ein Synitrltment nit Sammerh
bte Sireft alf Die Saiten ifIagcn".
Gin paar Sagre ipGter itarb oteier
Wlarius, iiber ben mir ionit nidts
piIIen, arm un6 berseiien. einiae
Wlonate Dor Tim batte Der Slotnd'
ner BartoIomeo GriItofori oem @itB'
bersoe bon Gostana Die 9ei6nung
zines bon ihm nSammertlooier init
Btano urtb 8orte" genannten Wflllif'
initruments unterbreitet. Ser er1te,
Der bie @rfinbung Der betoep aEGn'
t,er praftif6 pertpertete, mar Der CT.
aeIfabritaut @ottfrieo Silberlann
in Sreibur9. SIM Sabre t746 idOn
baute er elm autes uno fdou geitirlnl.
tes RIanier bon auobratiiher Sorln.
Bad, Der @eleeenbeit bate, elm ;ol'
4es @abier 5u probieren, oeigte liti
iehr befriebiat bon Der neuen erfilt
Sune. SiIbermann fam alio als
Der 8orIdufer Der aroben &lapler.
batter Der neieren Belt betrldtrt
iperSen. eines Der 6Iteiten unb pert.
bol(iten 2laoiere lit bas in einem
Bariier Ruieum aufbetpabrte Biano-
forte Rouiieaus. gs lit redt einfad
aus abornboIa bereeiteat unO trdgt
bic Sirma zines enelii6en (2) Sab.
ritanten namens Sobannes 3urpe
uno Die SabresoabI 1863. Gin biito.
rides &Iabier 1T bas eIei6faIls in
Baris befinolihe &Iapier Der &ai.
ierin Rarie 2uiie. Der @emabIin
RapoIeons; es 1T aus RabaeonibolS
eebaut unb, nit friegeriihen Gro.
pbden unb fiinitIerii6 auseefiibrten
9ron3ebeforationen geidmiift. 0ie
9aiIertn ipieIte uno fang bn3u nit
ibrer etipas oiinnen uno roub film.
aen6en Stimme, ipenn RapoIeon
na6 Nufif 8erlanaen trug; melt
Iieber aber ipieIte iie, penn fie In
ieIiger 8ertrarlidfeit nit bem galan.
ten @rafen gteipperg, Der iid auf
SIirt unb Haiiiife Wuftf peritano,
suianmen fab. gn oemielben &la.
bier bat gbopin ip6ter bic Sonate
tn 8.mon tmprobiitert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-27
Barum bsginnt nnfer Sabr am
1. Saanar?

aIeine 1lriaden, eroBe Solgen.
Gin peItgeIdi6tlih ber5li6 beoeu'
tlngsloier glufitaub Der Spanier &C.
gen Die r6miide Serridaft i'm Sabre
154 b. CIR. bot bic immerbin fpi9-
tiee Roniequena nad iid ge3osen,
oaB mir beute ben 1. Sanrar als
Rel,iobr betra9ten. Der 3liammen-
bang lit babel Der folgenoe: unier
Ms6natsipitem beritbt befanntli1 anf
oem romiihen, unb Dos altromiihe
Sobr begann am l.. M6ra uro en-
Sigte am Iesten Sebruar. 9enBufolge
traten aud Die aoniulu, bic YrG1t.
benten Der 8epmbIif, bic itets aut
nur elm ssabr gapGbIt puroen, ibr
gmt 9lnfans Rdrs an. SreiIi9 5eigte
bieies amtsiabr idon fritb oie yset'
aune, bon benz biiraerIihen ob5ii.
neiten. Ger enbgiiltige 8rud Spi'
id,en ben bei6en Spitemen erfolgte
ieSo6 erit i'm Sabre 154. Sm 9eaenl'
ber traf nGmlid in Rom bic gtad.
rid,t BON einem isbr erniten auf-
Itanb Der Spanier eegen Die 6rento.
berrIhaft elm, unb man belt bic In-
geIeeenbeit fir 70 pidti9, bob man
ii6 entidIob, fofort bic aoniuln
ieIbIt auf BEN RrieeSfdaupIas oii len.
ben. RatiirIid1 famen bafiir ui6t Die
BrGfioenten bes 3u @nOe gebenben
ssabres in 8etrn6t, ionbern bic neu
geipablten. @ad Der 8erfaiinns burf-
ten Sieie freiIih erit am 1. W6r3 lire
EGtigfeit beginner. Gber bel Der
@robe Der @efabr fir Die ipanii4
SeoIonie Gnberte Der Senat bieie BE.
itimmuns ab unb feste feit, oab bon
lest ab Die 9oniuln ibr gmt bereits
am 1. sSanuar ar5utreten bGtten. Do
bel 1T es bann geblieben. 9aDo ridte,
ten ii6 na9 Dem foniuIariiden
Slmtsiabr aud Die iibrigen Bebor'
ben, 6as @eidaftsIeben eelpobnte it4
an oieen Sermin. uno ndh eini9er
8eit mar bos aIte biirgerIi9e gseuiobr
bonn /. WGr3 tatiddIid pergeiieh
gdIar bot bann bel feiner aaIenoer'
reform ratiirli6 ben /. Sanuar ais
Sabresanfans beibebalten, unb auf
ieinem Salenber berubt Der unieriee.
9ab bas Ssabr tatfadIid einmaI
am /. Mars bescnneu bat, I6bt it4
nod aus Den beuti8en Monatsua.
men erfennen. Ser 9esenrber beibt
Der ,8ebnte" Ronat, Der Ropember
bet nReunte" Der Oftober Der
r9ldte" unS Der September Der
~Siebente". ale bieie Monate itrro
alto ridt pom 1. Saniiar, ionSern
bonn 1. WGrs an gesabIt. Gub oob
Der Sehruar emit Der Iette Wonat
mar, 1T beute nod 3u erI6Iieben;
Senn Oarum peroen an ieinem @nSe
Die Sdalhtngen oor9enommen uro
bot sr Die Reft5abI Der Gage, Die Ae
normal Iangen ii Ronate ou 866
bSp. 366 ergdn5t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-27

SerbftIait5 90 prapariereH. Tedn
i4HeiSst idSns 9rpeiee ab, felt Fe
apei Gaee taIt. an bfteH IN ben
ae1er. I'm britten Eage biieelt man
ieSes etnseIN 8Idtt&en NIT einev
Ldiaparmen eiien aus un6 tdwn
bann Sen S$raab iabrsIano a1sfbr
pdhpen. ,.- ,..| ~ '4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-27

Der iOItoeits Rei&t,sm 1T sin i,iItt
Dierter fsopt unb ein es,tes 6sra;
anes Rbriae f5nuen meHfden uno'
llneliH ra,tben. Dieie anein tiiehR
tein DID MEb berfdddst sssH 9o1ek
Sriebri& Der 0ssss..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-27
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BertbB0aem @FHRbfiagRtbHm
dit
Treitas, IA. @ar; 1913.

@tm6e pul6itbsnr Gr'fatipnsbtftblt Spu
bira fSoeias. esUori 6arias unb 8tnbitipni Gr
pUnas, ausetitsli ven rfm Common pIas u.
ri6t non eadnwauua County. an mid ssricttu
pups i'd ausltBsn gum DHsnilitsn 8rfauf
burh @sTifsieuuua cb,r ausTut an ben bShh
utsr msiit Biusnpen, fir Bear, | etm Sc.
rtisstbdups in Der Stabi SCRANTON. 9ada.
panna COUNTY, an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-27

qoS .-aa bic DberfIadt oeer aedts Dor Srne
non iensr aepihin Cot, Stld oeer garleHe pou qanb
aslsasn in ber \. @arb ber Siabt Scranton, eadas
mama County unb Siaot 9tnuipIpania, bsgrsH,t
unb beThriebsn ME folet ntmlih:
anfanstnb an tinsm punit an Der ile6itIittn
Seits pen Sumner Apenut an Der GiuifonsIinie,
lpii4tn eots so. 10 uHb 20 In Square ober BIod
no TO- an Der sritsn siHsstrassHtH Rarte bes eis
afntbumS ron @iaiam SptiIanb In 6ubs Bart
Rsnniplpania, uns tinsssrassH In GssSkaG Re.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-02-27
Sreitas, ben ii. MARS

". .. 1913, um 10 llbr 9urmitiaas pts btIaa
len Ioass. alt bic 8tGit SiisI unp Sntutitn
pr 8rrflaeisn in uuO auf bic ua6fClssno he.
itristsrsn ecis, Strl&s psr parislsn eanb.
pis fplai:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-07

unified a fly that gave Detroit its
only run and to make up for it head
ed two batting rallies with singles
and crossed the pan twice. Bert had
a hand in every run scored by both
teams. Hamilton Outpitched Lake,
four hits to eight. Thirty-siX assists
were made by the two teams, Bush
and Lavans, the shortstops, getting
seven each.
Tony Caponi has returned home
from Winnipeg and claims he was
given the decision in his fight with
Freddie Hicks. Early reports said
Hicks had won on an UnintentiOnaI
TOTAKF pTACF FOE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-07

Matt |. Sullivan, who will be spe-
ciaI prosecutor in the Western Fuel
and the Camninetti-Diggs white slave
cases. Sullivan achieved fame in the
Ruef case after Francis Heney was
shot by an assassin.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-07

foul. Before the match the two pugs
were arrested and put under bonds
not to engage in prize fight. This
would be a useless formality in the
case Of some alleged scrappers. They
never give prize fight.
Matt McGrath, the New York cop
per, broke the record for the 16-
pound hammer throw with a toss of
1873 feet Z inches in the Tailten
games at Gaelic Park yesterday.
Knights of Columbus won the meet
with a score Of 55 points. Illinois A.
G. was second and Chicago A. A.
third.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-12-24
"The Skylark

The above is the title Of the l.. G. A.
school magazine, just issued by the high
school students. This is the first period
ical ever gotten out by this school, al
though the institution is upwards of fifty
years old. The magazine is very good
one for the initial numb Der, its articles, all
by the students, rejecting great credit
upon the writer's. It's editor is Benjamin
HulbuId, with Waldo Buckham as assist
ant. The rest of the ''staff" is made up
Miss Leafie Kinney, '16; Miss Gladys
Whitcomb, '16; Miss Vera Davis, Is;
Miss Natalie Noyes, 10 sub editors.
VIM, Hodges, 10, is the business mana
ger and Raymond Warren, '16, the art
editor. The magazine is worthy of liber-
al support and we wish it long, happy
and prosperous life.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1913-12-24
Odd Fellows District Meeting

The annual meeting OF the 18th district
Odd Fellows was held &C Hyde Park last
"Wednesday evening and was attended by
about seventy members of the order. All
the lodges in the district which includes
East Hardwick, Hardwck, Hyde Park
and Cambridge, were represented, and
there were also present Grand Master In
gals of Hartford. Grand Warden Hol-
comb of Milton, Grand Sec'Y Henderso n
of ST. Johnsbury, and Past Grand Master
Jackson of Barre, besides visiting breth-
rem from Lowell, Barre, st. Johnsbury,
and Morrisvlle.
The meeting was under the direction
of District Deputy Grand Master Foster,
who was untiring in his efforts to make
the affair the success it was.
At eight o'clock the meeting opened
with the reception of the Grand Lodge
officers, after which came the address of
welcome by h. w. Hulburd, who ex-
tended "the glad hand'' in his usual
good style. This was responded to by
M. D. Young of Cambridge in a very fe-
licitous manner.
The home lodge, Bliss lodge, then ex-
emplified the first degree in very cred
liable manner and was complimented for
the good work by the visiting brethren.
At 10 80 banquet, prepared by the ladies
of the Rebekah lodge, was served in the
Cong'l church dining-room. The room
was very prettily decorated for the occas-
ion and the spread one of the best ever
served here, or anywhere else. on SINH
lar occasion. All partook most heartily
and the ladies were generously compli-
mented for the excellent spread
The brothers then returned to the
lodge room, where the secret work was
exemplified in full by the Grand Secre-
terry, after which there were remarks for
the good of the order by several of the
visitors and some of the home folk-all
interesting and heartily applauded, S.
b. Waite acting as POSTMASTER.
The event closed with the singing of
songs and ''smoke talk" Altogether
it was very successful meeting, for
which much credit is due those who had
it in charge.