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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-23
MAKEUP OF THE
VARIOUS FABRICS

II
various dress goods should read this
list from the Dry Goods Economist:
ChinchillaA fabric made of fine
wool, having a surface composed of
small tufts closely united.
Chine arp-printed A fabric
wherein the designs, being printed on
the warps, appear somewhat family
and In indefinite outline
Cotele-A ribbed weave in flat,
rather wide, effect. o
Covert-A wool or worsted cloth,
usually in fine twill weave, in small
mixture effect. .s.,
Crayenette interpreting pro-
cess applied to fabrics made of silk.
wool or cotton, Not fabric.
Crepon--A dress fabric of silk or
wool in which the design is produced
by using yarns having different de-
gree OF stretch, so that portions of
the fabric are crisped. crinkled or APP
parently blistered, either irregularly
or in set designs.
Crepe de ChineA sheer silk hav-
ing minute crepe effect in the weave.
Crepe Meteor-A lustrous silk crepe.
Damasse Applied to fabrics having
a rich, woven design. Similar to da.
mask.
Dimity-A fine cotton fabric, plain
or printed. having a cord design run
ming lengthwise of the piece.
Drap d'Ete-Allied to cashmere in
weave, but heavier.
Dresden--A small, unobtrusive de
sign In pastel coiorings.
DHchesse A satin fabric having the
hack woven in flat twiiis, with a
smooth surface.
Eolienne-A sheer silk and wool
material Also in silk and cotton.
Eponge-A French term for sponge
! cloth.
Etamine-A sheer, open-weave oil
more or less transparent tissue
FailleA soft. flat-ribbed silk.
Having figure or design
raised on the surface.
Flocone Having small flakes, in
white or color.
Foulard "A soft twilled silk, usu
ally printed.
Glace Originally applied to a fab
ric having a glossy, lustrous surface
NOW often applied TO shot silks;
that is, plain weaves wherein the
warp and filling are of different col
ors.
Granite-A weave in which the
yarns are so twisted as to create
lpebbled surface.
| Grenadine An openwork, diaphan
Gus material. of silk, wool or cotton.
GrosgrainA silk fabric having q
small ribbed effect, from selvage t.
selvake. When the RIB runs length
wise the fabric Is known as miller
ayes,
Habutai plain weave silk, OF
smooth and even texture, original,
made in Japan, on hand looms.
| Henrietta A soft Siustrons twillet
fabric of wool; similar to q cashmere
hut finer and lighter IS
jacquard Designs produced by thu
mechanism Invented by jacquard
whereby complicated figures are wo
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VESSELS TO AND
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Gable 70 Merchants
Exchanged
Tuesdax. september e.

Tuesday, September %.
Hilo-S Sailed. September p, p. m,
s. S. Hiionian for San Francisco.
Hilo-Arrived. September 22 10 a
m. S. s. Enterprise. from San Fran
cisco.
San Francisco-Arrived, September
%, 2:s0 D. m. s. S. Honolulan, hence
Sept. 16,
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.HE.SLAVER
KANSAS IS
VEN Freedom
ssociatea Press cablel

WIqrA, Kansas, Sept. 23-Lee
Baker, trial here under the Mann
"winItIave' act and under circun-
stancl strikingfy similar to those
for w Maury J.. Diggs has been
eiveHb years in Jail, was acquit-
ted Federal Judge Pollock rub
ed tim order TO secure conviction
uEdcf Mann law, the prosecution
must able to show that the accus-
ed nj bad transported girl for
a co1rciai as well as an immoral
purpd whereas in the Diggs and
Carin cases, the judge held that
undete present form OF the sta
tute, commercial purpose need
not Proven.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-23
cspe Finisterre OF at DayIIaht.

Cape Finisterre on at Daylight.
Daylight saw the departure of the
British freighter Cape Finisterre,
which vessel remained at the port
yesterday while several hundred tons,
of bunker coal were placed aboard
The Cape Fhisterre is carrying sew
eral million feet of lumber from Ever
EFT, Wash, to Melbourne The last
of the fuel was loaded at a late hour
last night to permit the steamer get
ting away this morning.
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More Coal for the Inter.IsIand.

More Coal for the lnter-lsland.
A cable received today announces
the departure of the British steam
ship Strathness from Newcastle. N. s..
W., with $500 tons of coal, consigned
to the Inter-Island Steam Navigation
Company. This vessel is expected to
arrive here about October Is.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-23

Bytaylng double taxes, Maude
aIkayed her si50,e00 estate at
Lakdhkonkoma, L. /.
Mfrs Of the Grand Army Of the
Repd en- their way to the ceIe.
bratiat Chattanooga. were receiy.
ed dew Orleans by a committee
Of eIierate seldicrD.
ltlaid that the Duchess CT MARI
bord tccns1elo Vanderbilt has
gender to the sufTragists.
Ot500 mothers and children
frc,jNew York church were enter.
ta;nby Mrs. Finley Shepard, form
erlyEien Gould, at Tarrytown, n.
Afling of antagonism toward
IapF said to be fomenting in Eng
and wing to the rivalry in trade
he ping Of the Panama Canal is
Jgfo bring about.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-23

$500 ~.
The anterpsianu steamer, an
rlzel s.ness l s...'l. ,.S time
viii ~ l.,1 ~ ~ nra~N.,,1,r,o
genera ,.il. -'' '.,, ~ ~. .e ~
OF ner nlae s1 =, VII LII. ~ ss,a5 ~
te - ,, =, shs r,,n for.
2 c.9ck ~. =. Z ~ ~ I-,srd,re
islly c9.s a.'. !, - 49,. s''s ..sta-aav an.
le ~ .S.s, sss. IL IypsI,ra
noancea slat .ne s s's... .,x,,u 'I Ta,.
Will san TOT .es ~, .po - 5aii Tha
- 10 piace y we 49, .s an. ae.s~sav
a tut'lsu ~ ~ ss's'. e en-
$3.50 csksr Iiree ~ nrDaucts from
80 @+st "a, fe,sr5
ny -,
-.
Enterprise has heaeneo r1i'os
the Matson NhfitAeon s.sa 49,.
enterprise WIN Genera earso r1A
the mainland py the way o. ssn
Francisco. Il reported 20 nave ATT 2
ed 81 Hilo YESTERDAY ACCORDING 70
wireless message.
The Enterprise viii be supplied
with B small amount Of sugar and e.
faif sized consignment Of preserved
$500. 49,, =. wireless.
hen received nv the agents Of. the
Gnrline hn,,nd for Honolulu:
n, r.. + rsonoinln-a7 cabin PASSENGER. &
's,,'.... - n.s.anpers ae4 hays mail.
- Z. - ~ n y r,atter auto
- l, ks ss &c tors csrgo.s FOR KahI,-
~ ~, 80, 49, 49,, s.rsn ! antomohile
lu5 e. 81, | T. - ma docE
snip VIII a-i. - 49,,
&C tne queen .a'
Local NotIce to Mariners.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, Oahu ISL
Entrance Buoy. No. z, lst.ciass tail
nun. has been moved ana Is now
moored in 10 fathoms OF wafer ~
yards seaWard 1ss degrees Iue
(4H W. mag from its former, POS
ton. pending the complexion oi u1sus
ing oper1sions lsea a.. ,o~,.a, ~.
sitlon g soon - sse ~ eus'e oS'-
tons are co on - s.r..,,ss,c,a- AZ
~ oIueL "a eHe N''. '-'--'','
Liehtnouses' - ApIrncu
-. ,o.,, fseb,bonsa Tistr,ct.
insReceols 1s'n rs
Oioa Comes. 20 me ror'
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6nr1nll1llt Star4HullRtitt
vIALLAcE r. FARRINGToN. eeeEal BuSihes
MEMBER ASSOCIATES PREss

FIAT RATE, DISPLAY ADVERTISING OVEl 1000 INCHES
& preferred Position 90 zoe ri
b. LEGAL AND TRANSIENT RATE. tFfrst Insfrton
CLASSIFIED One Cent 5word30 csnk line per
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-09-23

Eul TIE juice and serve hot or
- Tor One Glass.
of half lemon and
sspoons OF sugar to-
ssar is dissolved.
u water. When
the g:ass
sby holding
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29
Spedzcie wakacye
w Black Hills.

Prze6liczne czarne CORY W
Po1udniowej Dakocie wystar~
CA ma idea)ne lokalne
m%iejsce wypocz, nku. Polo
wanie, rybo'ostwo, wycieczki
konne W gestwinach g6~
rzystych, kap:elnie " ]ecxnl-
czycll ) cjep}ych wodach,
wszystkiego tego MONA u
zyc " przeslicznym klima-
Gle i W po6r6d wspanialych
scenery.
Znizone raty Cd 1go czerw-
ca do 30go wrzesnia, z ogra-
niczeniem czasu powrotu do
|31go pazdziernika. Dosko-
nala obsluga kolejowa. u
wzglednione przesiadanie. Wy
borne drogi. Pc drukowane
opisy ! zupelDe i~nformacye
zgfosic sic do agent6w bile
towych kolei Chicago i
North Western. (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29

SOPOT.' W piatek wieczort m
utone}o W morzu d~6ch rybak6w
10. i 25 letnlch m~}odz,enc6w
Znajdowali sie oni W ~ryhack,ej To-
dzi zaglowej, ktora pod wp}ywem
SHY ba}wan6w morsk,ch prev r6-
ella sie Cla} topielc6w ME zdolsno
'wYdoby6.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29
|Ez78Ea;82la
Zapchanie WylecZ0ne.

ORA King'a New Life pigu'ki
pomaga akuratnie W zapchan'u i
wprowadAI vase wAetrznosci ma
powr6t " zdrcwe po1ozenle. Jan
Supsic, Z Sanbury, Pa, m6wi: So
to nailepsze pi.ufki jake dotad
uzywsien, i polecam je uzywac
kazdemu ma zapchanie, niestraw.
nose i chorobe %watrobys'. Pomo-
ga wan. Cena csc. Polecane. przez
NJ. J. Kowalewskiego, aptekarza
Advertisement.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29
w N Wis,
Ashland County.

<
1000 rObOtnik6W potrze-
buja. dwie kompanie tutejsye
Foster & Latymer Lumber
Company-do kamp6w (obo-
z6w) borowych, do 6cinania
drzewa, do ]adowania drzewa
i do zdzierania kory z drze-
wa. Plata jest 35 dolar6w ma
miesiac i wiki darmo; a cd
klafty zdzierania kory plaza
kompanie cd p do 3 do]a'
row ma akord. Ia sto}owa-
ME PREY aEordowej roboc'e
kompania zada cztery ~
dolary tygodniowo.
Ktoby chcia1 tn przybyc
ma robote to MECH sic mai
pierw zg}osi do mnie nizel
podpisanego- . mnie kazdy
przybywajqcy tu do tel ro-
boty dostanie hezp}atnie wy
spanie i wiki tax diugo do
p6kad 60 ME ode6le lub "a
prowaJze do tel roboty.
Kazdy robotnik, kt6ry tn
z bliska Iub z daleka przy~
bedzie a przerobi 60 dnl,
dostanie zwr6cone swoJe wy
datki kolejowe cd kompanii.
TeOfil DerdOWski,
hctelista j salonista
/! Mellen, Wis (Adv.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29

Dlugie zimowe miesiace =
ciezkie potrawy - bFak ru-
chu niszczy wasza %zywotnosc
robi was niecierpliwymi.
Hollister'a Rocky Mountain
herbata dale wan zywotnosc
- czysci krew = odbuduje
cia}o. Robi was silnymi j
krepymi. Doskonale wiosen-
ne lekarstwo. Herbata albo
tabIetki IS centoW. w apte.
CO Brown a.
Advertisement
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29
4 GALICYl

LWOW'. w ponicdz,alek po
polu1niu Q gcds sigiej sala roz-
praw saiu pow. by}a widownia
gwaltownego zaj6cis. ~Zakohczy1a
sic roxprawa praec:w J6zefowi
Puszcze, oskarzonemu o. w}6czego-
stwo, wyrokiem, ska'ujacym go ma
7 dnl aresztu. Do rozprawy bJf
~powo}any ma swiadka agent poll
cyjny Janklewlcs, kt6ry aresztowa}
Pusske, wa}esajaccgo sie 20 ull.
each. w chwili aresztowania PREY
rewi,yi znsleziono PREY Puszcze-
wielkl Ddz, kt6ry odes}ano do sadr.
: Dziwuym zbleg,em okolicznosci,
q raczej przez niedbalstwo zarza.
dow areszt6w sadowych, ADJ "
dn'u rozprawy, w}asnie ten sam,-
kt6ry cdeorano ma instekcyi poll
cy]nej, znala,l e:e " 'ekach Pusz~
-. Gdy pc og4oszen,u wyroku JAM
klewlcz opuszczaf tale rozpraw i
by} obrocony ty}em do Puszk. ten
rzucii sie Z nozem ma agenta, go.'
dzac go " ty} gtowy. Ma a~zczescie
" ch~1li krytyeznej ma krzyk
przerazonego sedz;ogo i f%unkcycna-
ryuszy sadowych %porusz,} Janklen
VICE gto~a j Original clos " oko~
licy prawego uchs. Eannemu u
dzjelllo l.ierwsze] pomocy pogoto.
VIE ra,unkowe. Rama ME jest clez..
ka j agentovl ME grozi zadue nice
bezpieczenstwo.
KRAKOW. Sad %powiatowy "
Krakowie %posxukuje sradkobiere
COW zmarieCo W Kr6lestwle Pol
skiem srt1sty d'amatycznego, J6-
zefa C~horazego. Spadek wynosl
AZ, 900 koron.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29

Pewlen tutejszy
,auozYoiel janitorial ola s~ego=sJ
= We 6liizedshsk,ego bankn pry--
vatnego plty ulicF FrYds.ykov-
'k,ej .lotEYa !I'se n,.rek. n. suns
e sk'adssyasia-x'ae.aie p'eaisd1e
papiero We. Pred lokalem banku'
s,s jeszcss . upewn'c, cay
tel ma ws,ystkie pisuiadze " ksia
zeczce kw,toxe]. -Wtem za~iat ale
ny wiatr i porwa} mn wartosoiowe
papierY. Pray pomocy pr,echod''
ni6w odnaleziono $50 msr.k reszty
kwocie 1870 mr.. truduo byio sle
--Odby} SIGMA omentarsu pa
rafi 6w. Malgorsaty pogrzeb Is
letuiego m}odziehca Maksymiljana
H5 1ego, sYna odzwiernego " tu'ej-
Sym konwikcle. Zmarly- poszedf
sic kqpad " miejscu niedozwolo"
mem, a ME umle;ac p}ywac ! ME
zauwazony przez nikogo, ntonael.
jego wyiowlono dopiero "
czywartek.
w sobote rsno oko}o godzi-
ny 5tej gdy do stacy Bolechowe
ma plac cwiczen wojskowych PREY
jechal koleja zelaznq pewlen pu{k
:wojska, rozbiegat sic koh pewnego
ofcera kswalerYi. Officer skoczy3,
czy spad} : konis;; ken pob'eg{ da-
lei ku Warcie. Tu wpatt " wods
uton4t.
w oda we Warcie wczbra{s
TAX .navzn,e, ze cd kilku tut dn
zalana jest droga ma Miasteczko t.
wv. Tama Berdychowska. kak' poo
Pozuaniem r6wniez stoja pod VIC
dq. Woda rosnie " dalszym ciaggu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29

Eadca PolicyjDy Msedlsr pred
.stawil Paderevskiego j%ako5n,ebez'
pleoznego prop.gatora idei pol~
st,ej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29
silva, prow,noyl powlatu,s prace
budowy nowego torp rozpooznafss'fs
niebawem.
w ostatn,m CA

KWIDZYN w ostatn,m CA
81. stwlerdzono tutsj k;lka wypad,
k6w z%atruria miesem %wzglednie
rybami. Przed kilku dniami pisan
li6my, ze pewna rodzlpa rzezn'oka
pc ~spozyoiu zupy 2 1yb cisAko "a
chorows}a. w tyck dniach, iak
nam donosza, zachorowa} pew'en
kupiec po spozyciu suro wego 'nle-
ga. Kr6tko po,em zapadta tez jego
iona oraz ~sluzaca. Pc eaten stwier-
dzono jeszcze ialsze z~atrucia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29
re SLASKA.

J~ELENIAGORA. Robotnika
Wojciecha Meichsnera sksza} sad
przysieg},ch "a wymuszanie ban
dYtyzm ma 7::etDl pobyt " domu
karnym. w l,stoladz'e r. 2. wpad}
do mics nania pewnego robotnika
[igroiac e~olwerem, zmusi}
mieszkanc6~ do oddauia plen'edzy.
Pr6cz .tego zasadzony zostanie
ies.cze "a zamordowanie wdowy
D~rcherowe], staruszki 10 letniej,
kt6lei TO zbrodpi dokonsl celem
rabunku Is lis,opsda r. 1912.
ZABORZE. Is Ietnia cor. a
pewnego tutejszego m~aszynistY
wyrwala sobie " xesz}ym tygodn'u
przy hus:awoe rece re staw6w. Po-
,,zatkowo mic rodzlcom o lynn wy
padkn. ME /, owiedziala, lecz straeze
ne b'l 81 zm"sitY 10 wreezcle do
tego. ID icwcxyne odstawlono do
lazare,n AnaI s,aftowego, gdz'e sic
wykaxalo, &c stawy pod ram'onsm'
by{y JUL xupeiuje zsropione. MIN
lekarze mogli pr,ystqp'd do odje,
cla jeJ rak, " celu utrzymsnia
d.,ewozyny prey iyc'u. dostata
kurczy mdzgowych, kt6re spowo.
dowaly sm;e,t-
GOSLlNA. w
niewytlumaozony dotad sposdt
poxsta} we wtorek polar " chile
vie wdo1y Drocbowskiej. Sk"t'
KEN panujacego ~}asoie wia'ru
previously sle plom'enie ma domy
|gminy tydowskiej i mistrsa pisksr-
skiego L,s,nskiego, ktdre spsooe}y
d%oszc.etn,e.
w WROCLAWIU M Cor.
nym Sl4sku oglesil sad }awnicsy
Kdlko 6piewaolie imienia Pade
,ewskiego v Psso.ie ma politycz-
ne. C.'onkom xar1adu n%a}otono pc
10 marek gsxy~ny j kos.ta = ME.
~.glossenie policy, xarssdu nstaw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29
4 POZNANNKIEGU.
Po6wiecenie stars.

PozNAN. Po6wiec,enie starr,
go rasuSsa. Odncwienie star.gol9
ratussa trivia d3utej nil przewidxia-|
NJ. Odd me go do uiytku poe
6~wiecenie nastapi prawdopodobnle
~ s,c'pnia rb w urocsystym tym.
akcie wezmie udxiai CESAR niemiec-
kl podczas pobytu swego " Pozna
.niu z cka.vi wielklch mauewr6w.
BYDGOSZCZ. Trzynastoletui
chlopleo pewnej wdowy " Tzwede-
rowe zschorowa{ " niedziele rano
w6-6d womit6w, popadf potem v
ku-cze j pc kitku godzinaoh umar}.
Przywosany lekarz ME m6gf
stwierdziG dok}aunie przyczyny
6m,erci. Przypuszczaia. re ct}opiec
zmar{ wskutek otrucia sic wedlina.
mi. w sobote wieczorem BOWEN
pewna handlarka p~odarowa}a mu
ma targu odpadk; cd wedlip, kt6re
spozy}.
SREM. Trey oiary pozaru. w
:domu D. Lenartowskiego W Sremle
wybuchna} wczorajszej nocy polar,
kt6rego ofiara paddy try osoby.
| Mieszka}y tam try W wieku po-
desz}e kobiety, kt6re utrzymywa}Y
ma poddaszu krol'ki. W nocY jedna
re s~taruszek chciala zajrze6 do hr6-
l.k6v~i uda}a sig " tym celu ma
poddasze z palace SIC 6w'eca, cd
ktdrej zapal,ly SIC belki Nieba Tem
Gale poddasze z~apeini&o SIC dymem
! do tego stopn,a, 4e biedna starusz,
ka utraciws.y prsytomncsc, Una
! laz}a smierG wskutek uduszen1a.
Ten sam los spotka} obie jej kole
aanki pograzone " 6uie; gdy poza,
epostrzezono, wszelka pomoc Okla
za}a sie juz spoznion2.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29
z PRUS POLSKICH.
CHOJNICE. W%ychowanko.

CHOJNICE. Wychowanko-
vie zakladu przymusowcgo VIA
dys}aw Taszewski, Karol K1uedtke
Ignacy Kubiaczyk w}amali sic do
mieszkan,a Alberta Poeglau'a W
Pietrzwa}dzie i skrsdli r6zne pred
mioty. 'Tutejsza izba karna skazafa
Taszewskiego ma miesiao wiezienia
i cztery tygodnie aresztu, Kluedt-
kego i Kubiaczyka kazdego ma
cztery m,es,qce w~iezienia l ,ztery
tygodnie aresztu:
PUCK. Sejmik powlatowy
zgodzi} sic ma zakup'enie parceli,
obejmujacej 1855 arrow, cd kato-
l'ckjej gm,ny ko6cielnej "a 1149
m. Ar r6wnym jest stu kwaaratc-
wynn metrom. Obszar owej par. eli
wynosi 2s6 kwadratowych metr5w
a zatem powiat p}aci 4 .aarkl "a
metr kwadratowy.
MOVIE MIASTO. Cd d4uz,
szego czasu pokutujacy projekt roz-
budowania dotychczasowe; w2zko
torowej kolejk1 z Nowego miasta
do Zsjaczkowa, bedzie W najbliz-
Sym czasie urzeczywistn,ony. Tor
przedfuzonY ma bye przez Tylicz-
XII, Mroczenko. Mroczno l Boleszya
do Lidsbarka. Koszta og6lne
~w}acznle budowy mostu przez
Drwece obl,czsno pa 300 tysiecg
NIX. Poniewaz zapewnione jest pc.
pare1e materyalne &c strony pan.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29
z POD MOSKALA.

W GUBEkN1I suwalskiej po-
pe:n,ono straszna zbrodnie. Do
pewnego mleszczan:.na " Kibsrtach
przybyfa W nocy Rcsjanka m}oda,
wracajaca z Ameryki, kt6ra pota-
jennie przeszla granice. O5~ lad
czy}a ona, re .aoszc,edzila 150t
NIX: j z pienledzml wraca do kra,
ju. Rosjanks " nocy ~skarzY}a sig
ma zlmno, wlec :ona mieszczanina
,amlenlia z Mig }ozc. Tymczasem
uad ranem wszed} do izby gospo-
darz i s9dzac, ze " owen }6zku
ley Rosjanks, zabi{ ~}asua lone
siek;era. P6zniej, gdy ma balas.
Rosyanki przysz}a policya, male
z;oao gospodarza obwiesxonego ma
strychu.
KNOW. Ma rynku napad}o
dw6ch bandyt6w IA pcwien sk}ad,
xranill st1za}ami rewolwerowemi
wlasc,ciela handful, dwoch eyn6w,
sprzcdawacza ! dw6ch przechod-
ni6w. G1y przYs.li st6jkowi z}o-,
czyncy zbieglr. Jeden Z mich W u
cleczo popclni} samobdistwo.
WARSZAVA. Rad serb
SKI odrzuci} of.rte austryacka "
sprawie dostawy 10000 p'aszczy
i 10000 spodEi ola armil serb
sklej. Rad przyjaf oferte pewnej
f'rmy vars.awskiej.
OSKW A. Wczorajsze] nooy
vYkoltl} sic pod Paohomowem 81.
beryjsli poc,ag ekspresowy. JakiS
z}oosy 6oa usskcd.ii tor. Dz,ewie-
Gu ~pas..erdw jest ranaych.
PhACCIE IA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-05-29

TUCHOLA. Syn goepodarski
Jan Kleiber Z Moaikoya zatrudnio-
ny bYl rozstrzeliwanem kamieni.
Gdy ]eden nab6j ME wybuch} ma
czas, choial sic przekonac o pr1y-
czynie, a zaledwie SIG przyblizy}
nastap,4a eksplozya. Odiamy ks-
mienia ~roaszaIpaly mu zupelnie re-.
Ky i porsn,}y ma ca}em ciele. w
groznym stanie odstawiono ranne-
20 do lazaretu " Tucholi.
CHOJNICE. Syn posiedzlcie-
Ia Szczesneg" z Czyzykowa skrad&
z kuznl kowala Glomskiego strzel~
be, revolver, oras inne przelmio-
ty. Sprawce wysledzi} pies policy]-
ny. I utejsza lzba karna skazala go
~ to ma try mleslace wiez;enia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-14
Nine Veterans of Last Years
Strong Team on Hand.
EASY TO FILL VACANCIES
Blodgett, First Year Man from
High School of Commerce,
May Make Eleven.
LRv Telegraph 70 The Tribune. !

Annapolis. Sept. 13.-Never In the his
tory Of football az the Naval Academy
have prospects for a winning team been
so bright, but Lieutenant ID. l.. Howard,
the head coach, is not presuming on this
fact or allowing his charges to think too
well OF themselves.
It is realized thoroughly that over
confidence IL great danger. and that
in previous years when the material APP
peared particularly strong something has
prevented the team from getting Just that
combination OF qualities which was neces-
sary to produce n winner Lieutenant
Howard has served notice that length OF
service will not insure place on the
team. and that every position is open TO
the man who will show that he deserves IT,
Only two Of last years strong team
have been lost TO the squad this year.
They are Rodes. captain and quarterback.
and Hail. left tackle. The team has a
trained man for the quarterback position
I'm Nichols. and he probably will start the
season. Mitchell and Miles are good men
for the place, while IL is possible that
Captain Gilchrist may be moved from end
to quarter, where he played two seasons
ago. In this case Overesch has first call
for the vacant end. Redman and Lati-
more are the two most likely men for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-14
Fen Cornell OldtimerS
in First Practice PLQv

are not coming back this year by reason
OF busting"
The varsity men back are Rees and
Mehaffey. ends; Williamson and Lair,
tackles; Collyer. Captain NUNS and NAL
DRY. guards; McCutcheon and Williams.
centres; Taber, Fritz and McIlvaine.
backs.
Those who failed TO appear are
the number OF last years freshmen who
OHearne, the star right end of last
years team: Eddie Hill, a first class full
back Guyer. tackle; Davidson, tackle,
and Collins, the freshman quarterback,
considered 10 be the best recruit Cornell
will have this year because of the grad
uation OF all the old quarterbacks
Ill., IL is said, will not come back TO
college. and word was received that Col
busted" as did Nash. another tackle OF
probation, and II Is not yet known
whether ne will be passed In time to take
his old position at right tackle.
Among the members Of last year,
freshman team. which defeated the first
year men of Pennsylvania, are Me-
Cutcheon, Pease and Shelton. ends; chi
man. a first class tackle Cool, a strong
and heady centre, and Shock and Bar
rett, backs. Flood and Kleinart ace back
field men who failed to appear. and upon
whom the coaches looked for strong rein
iorcement 70 the varsity squad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-14
YALE SQUAD IN SCRIMMAGE
Fine Condition of Men Brings
Order for Actual Play.

New Haven. Sept. 13.-Scrimmage was
ordered for the Yale football squad to-
day. although the men have been at work
here only two days
The order for actual play surprised the
players, but they were sent through four
hours OF practice, twenty minutes Of
which were devoted TO scrlmmage in
the morning and the same amount in the
afternoon.
This radical action was taken because
OF the GOODNESS of the weather and be-
cause of the splendid condition the men
attained during last weeks work I'm New
port and Nantucket.
The lineup FOR the first work of the
season was as follows: Ends. Pendleton
and Roberts; tackles, Talbot and Cakes;
guards, Robinson and Walden; centre
Harting: quarterback, Wilson; halfbacks
Knowles ana Savage. and fullback, Pun
pelly.
Pendleton. Talbot. Harting and Pun
pelly were on the squad last year: Rob-
erts, Cakes, Walden, Wilson. Knowles
and Savage were with the freshmen: Rob
inson Is the former Minnesota star guard
The removal of Pendeton from guar,
to end was feature OF the lineup.