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The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
Wants All Medical
Schools Represented

Assemblyman George Gelder ap-
peared before the city council OF Ber-
kelley Saturday at the head of dele
CATION, demanding that the board OF
health be reconstructed so as to in
clude representa- tives of all schools of
medicine.
DIR. A. F. Gillihan, president OF the
board of health, defended the present
organization and engaged In a long
wrangle with Gelder.
The city council refused to act.
Mayor Haywood has urged the abo-
lition of the health board and the
substitution of general health OFF,
Ger, with. a high salary, who shall
have complete control of all matters
pertaining to public health. This
recommendation from the mayor is
now being considered by the council
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
Sunday Is Shriners'
DaV at State Fair

Next Sunday will be Shriners' day
at the state fair at Sacramento, and
It is anticipated that not less than
$500 of them viii be present
San Francisco viii be represented
BY a delegation Of about 500.
Besides the Shriners, there will be
8 big congregation of musicians on
the fair grounds, for there is TO be a
brass. band competition. for which
prizes aggregating $2.75o are offered.
Fourteen bands have already entered
the lists, and each IS expected to bring
With it crowd of its adherents.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
FAMOUS OFFICER
DEAD IN SAUSALITO

Arnop cambridge, known as the
father of the identification bureau
and a member OF the police depart
men for 40 years. is dead at his home
in Sausalito today as the result OF in
juries sustained by fall He was 81
years old. cambridge retired in 1907
with the rank of detective sergeant.
He had a remarkable memory and
could identify practically any crook
WHO had ever had his name or face
recorded IN Bainbridge's department.
He was known to have recognized a
man after 20 years without even re-
ferring to his past record.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
MOOSE WANT 10000
AT BARBECUE PICNIC

Ten thousand persons are wanted
at the revival Of the old Spanish bar
becue, to be given in conjunction with
the picnic of Fruitvale lodge No. 1852,
Loyal Order of Moose. in Lorenzo
grove. September 2s. A booster com
mittee has been appointed to visit all
Moose lodges In the bay region. Sew
eral OF the San Francisco, Oakland.
Berkeley and Alameda lodges have
already pledged their cooperation.
The committee Is as follows:
D. NJ. Jones. chairman; o. Kieinman. Peter
Bright, j. p. Chestnut. Thornwald Brown, S.
R Jacobs, A. A. Barber Sanders Hayes
George Barber f. Il. Horsketter, F. Wolf, J.
L. Leal and J. Thomas.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
POLICEMAN SUES
UNITED RAILROADS

s%lleging that he is prevented from
being promoted in the police depart
ment because CT injuries inflicted a
year ago, Patrolman John l. McCaus-
land fled suit today against the
United Railroads for $4,000 damages.
McCausland charges that he was
struck by Motorman Percy B. Latin
on tie arm with a controller bar
while, riding on a car Of the company,
at Parnassis avenue and Stanyan
street, on September g. 1912
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
Young HinkeI Broke
Ordered to Get Job

Lewis Hinkel, son of John Hinkel.
millionaire resident of Berkeley, went
into Judge Browns court late yester-
day and proved that he was pauper.
His wife, Florence G. Hinlxel was
asking for 500 a month alimony. but
instead OF granting her this the court
gave young Hinkel a week in which
TO obtain job
Three witnesses testified that Hin
kel had been supported by his father
during his seven years of marriage
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
OAKLAND WOMAN
FADES FROM SIGHT

Friends of Mrs. Marcella Tyler OF
1850 Broadway, Oakland, are alarmed
over her disappearance from her home.
She has been missing since August
%, and as she had been I'll for several
days before she was last seen her
friends have fears for her safety Mrs.
Tyler is about so years Of age and
was supposed to have gone to the
home of relatives IN San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
Austria Prepares for
Exposition Exhibit

From DIR. Erich Pistor. general sec
retary of the Austrian permanent COM
mittee for exhibitions in Vienna. who
has been here for several days study
ing the plans and arrangements of the
Panama Pacific international exposi-
tion for a report to the Austrian gov
ernment, it is learned that his gov
ernment intended at all times to par
tfcipate The delay, according to Doc
tor Pistor, was due to the considera-
ton Of the plan of action whereby the
participation might be In harmony
with the program now before the
goyernment.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
NEW LAKE FOUND
IN HIGH SIERRAS

Frederick Boegle Jr.. secretary OF
the manufacturers committee of the
Oakland Chamber of Commerce, found
new lake In the high Sierras while
he was away on his vacation, and he
has named 1t Lake Oakland. The
sheet of water Is half mile wide and
the same in length and Is located a
mile above the level of the sea. Boegle
and a companion found it by accident.
Along the shore were scattered ar
rows of an ancient tribe, and Boegle
believes the bank of the body of water
was formerly Inhabited by savages
who had a rude kind of civilization.
He has sent a report to Washington
of his find.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
Chamber to Make
Exhibits at Fairs

The manufacturers committee of
the Oakland Chamber Of Commerce
will make an effort to obtain part
of the state publicity appropriation
for state fair and county exhibits. as
the result of the last meeting of
the directors, when 1t was pointed
out that this was a necessary step
in securing factory expansion to make
employment for the many people COM
Ing to Oakland with the opening of
the canal. The committee will Ask
the board of supervisors for 5000 out
OF the exposition fund for expense of
the installation of an exhibit at the
state fair
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
SANITARY CUPS ON
STATE RAILROADS

Sanitary drinking cups will prob
ably be placed on all cars operated by
railroads under the jurisdiction of the
state railroad commission, which has
instituted on It's own initiative an In
vestigation in the matter. The com
mission has cited all the carriers to
appear before Commissioner Gordon
Tuesday, September %, to show cause
why the commission should not issue
an order compelling all railroad com
panies under It's jurisdiction to pro-
vide sanitary cups.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
FESTIVAL CHORUS
REHEARSAL TONIGHT

The festival chorus that is being or
ganized for the California Land Show
and Home Industry exhibition will
hold It's second rehearsal at o'clock
this evening at the German House,
Turk and Polk streets. It is expected
that there will be not less than 25O
singers present. Musical Director
Pratt hopes to be able to get to-
gether a chorus of at least 1000
voices. and expects that this organ
ization will become the nucleus of a
permanent musical body and result in
awakening general interest In music
IN San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
CONFERENCE ON TOOLS

&eting upon the complaint Of the
District Council OF Carpenters that
mechanics are not granted permis-
sion. to have the front gates of pay
as syou enter cars opened to allow
them to shove their kits OF tools on
the front platform, Andrew J. CAL
lagfer, president Of the San Francisco
Labor council, In his capacity of su-
pervisorg has arranged a conference
with the new board of directors Of
the United Railroads, with view to
remove the cause of complaint.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
RURAL CREDIT is
CLUBS NEXT TOPIC

At the meeting Wednesday evening
of the Commonwealth club IN the St.
Francis hotel "A System of Rural
Credits" win be the topic of discus
sion.
Clarence NJ Smith and Harris
Weinstock, members Of the American
agricultural commission. who have
made a personal study of the rural
credit systems of Europe. will make
the addresses.
The program will be preceded by
dinner in the Colonial room at 6
o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
Jimmy RoIph Ill to
Parade Beside Dad

Jimmy Rolph' III. II year old son of
tic mayor. VIII march with his father
teJnorTow in the Native Sons parade
1t Oakland Mayor Rolph will hike"
ans th8 ranks of his own parlor, the
Hesperian, as he has done every year.
The rlayor says that he is in good
ooadition for the long walk, and feels
7cen6deat that Jimmy" who is In con-
staat training, due TO his daily runs
sxith his fathers prize dogs. viii be
able. to keep the pace over the entire
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
SWISS-AMERICANS
TO HAVE CLUBHOUSE

Swiss Americans of San Francisco
are to erect a handsome clubhouse
in the near future This was assured
yesterday, when the United Swiss So
cieties of this city and the bay cities
celebrated the first Swiss day in
California" in Shell Mound park, En-
eryville, at which time more than
Sc, 900 was voluntarily subscribed dur
ing the day toward the building fund.
It was a grand reunion of Swiss res
idents. Fully 5000 persons, old and
young, enjoyed the day OF recrea-
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
MADEIRA FUNERAL HELD

The funeral of Anthony MADEIRA.
wealthy San Leandran, who died Fri
day at the age Of 81 years. after a
residence of 40 years in San Leandro.
was held this morning at o'clock
from his late home in Hess avenue.
Services were held in ST. Anthony's
church. MADEIRA was identified with
several Portuguese fraternities. He
leaves a widow, Christina MADEIRA. and
two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Bordeaux
and Mrs. M. c. Bettincourt. of Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
PICKS SENIOR HEADS

E. c. Lipman Is chairman of the
assemblies committee of the Univer
sity of California senior class, and
DIG. Maclise will direct the extrava-
ganza In the assignment of class du-
ties by the president. E. l. Shirrel-
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
WOMAN RoBS VISITOR

J. c. Williams, who arrived in San
Francisco last night from Seattle,
complained to the police early this
morning that he was robbed of s12o
by woman he met In a downtown
restaurant.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
WOULD BE SUICIDE FAILS

Arthur B. Ashton. 529 Ninth street,
Oakland, snas today recovered from his
attempt upon his own life yesterday.
He swallowed poison in room which
he rented from Mrs Minnie Van Ness,
1888 Telegraph avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
HUNTS FOR SISTER

Miss Louise Schneider of Davis has
appealed to Mayor Otis Of Alameda to
assist in finding her sister. Margaret
Schneider. whom she has not seen
since 1S93
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
BURGLAR GETS $50

Burglars entered the storeroom of
]. F. Sinsabaugh, 450 Third street,
early today and stole $3.50 in gold.
The San Francisco call., 1913-09-08
VARIETY SPICES
ORPHE UNI s BILL
Miss Ruegger Shares the
Vaudeville Honors With
Odd Associates

Continued from Page IL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

Ibiot leg pei, til 1ogen GIebe for
ELECTROMAGNETIC ielb eller 6e1 fpn6ige
|SRfer. .Gg naar Ell Bog ifripes
ON Npbpggerforbolo, 0a er set lite
en- enfelt '&olonis &iitorie, Der ifal
fortgllcs, bet er / iamma1tre11gt
6orm oct, oer prpger bele bort Npp
bpggerlip fra Sab til tSab. ga n1na
Her1oner,e bentes Der cIler fit
ira, 6o 1naa l1bpiflingen life Be-
|granies til oet> Ser ifer poa ct BE-
1temt Steo, oct >1roa bore set, Der
tier iom melt tppiif for Npbpegerli~
Ibt onerolt, = og bpor ser bor pp=
fret aanbelig 8rponing. men Ste
Del, ia ber Ct oct GHoo(el ,neo 6ens
@igoom poa Stemninger, Der er
|nolgt, og iee fienoer intet @tee ber=
opre, Ser be6re eg,1eoei fig til at
! banne @omme ON ct 9fpbpggerlip,
emo 6isfe en6elele @eiiletter, ser
|giente1n Sc lange, itejle 'Slugter IL
gefom tpritige itprter fig neo MOB
ben ba1gten6e 6Io6.
at ar. 31teroar6 bor fert 6en-
ne Sal in0 / Dor 8ogoer6en, for
tiener ban Saf for.
@ogen faas bos 6oriatterea,
Sbeffie!!o, ST., oe bos 6. @as=
musfen 8ubl. So, minneapolis, og
toiter $3.50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12
Mn CT set sioen.

@eu,1e Soerifrift er ID blebei
brllgt fpr -- % Ben CT maal lie og=
lnn blebet mis6rlt9t = men ri tulo=
Der os nit olligepe( at be11Dtte 1e1l
igien, for v11u ct BET Gi6en" at
abonnere paa Bette 8la0, fornp eller
ifaffe os nogle ,,p Mbonl1el1ter.
6orn6en set ln6bm1ltge ubpalgte
2eieltof fro l1sc til alee ponbegpn-
Der Ri 11eu1lia i bette M1tmnrer en-
1p og ret long 6pljcto11, cit ipe11=
oen6e Mpn1m
90 ebbeiLcrne"
at Den betier6te og 1fotte6e e,,gelife
Sorfatter 81. 6. 8rabbon.
Ser er 9atter og @roo6, Sol
CLINT og Mtbrfe i oent,c i%ntereslante
tNa eH. ... q. ". rtt
@onmn.
81 o111rober berfor bore 11aa1ae
2aiere ber i @De11 % ,,6c,1on1 at
inbbetale bpa6 Sc ifpl6er % for
8lu6et. Samti6ig er oct ogioa ne1nt
at fe116e for ct Star / sSorifu0. Sore
@bonnc11ter fan iffe glG6e os paa
ell bebre Mnnbe I'll, til Ss%s,1len, og
ri tror og baaber, at ri far giort pS
fortient til 6ellne 0pmerfiombeo.
Gr Der lite Ell Mbonlte1t i Ceres
Mabolag, foln De fll,loe faa peo at
tale glabets Sag for bam? Sc
mol1ge, iom lite bar gjorte ct Gorf6g,
bsr prste og 4, ON sc iifftfe tan enoe
ss8Iaoet idIfolb p 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12


81 er nrege,1 Gaf ifploige oct
store M1ttol of bore Mbonnenter, Ionl
i Sc iiodte Tiger bar beret iaa flint
fe til at ien6e ms &ontinge1,t. Oct
er meget o~tu1,tntre110e. @i taffer
ogioa for oe ma1tge p%erionlige @fri=
pelier hi bar mo6taget, bpori Moq=
trenterne l1btaler iin Silfre6sbe6 meo
8laoet. @bis MT Sc, iom itaar til
Me1ta11ce rneb &ontingent, bill hsffe
poa at icnoe set inb fer Sui, faa bill
set bjelpe % til at fao Ibo1,re,ttli=
iten / rigtig Cos Or6en :i,,oe1 hi
hegpn6er Get npe Mnr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

Yre1i6ente1s: 8116}fab bpr paa:
fiaunes lon1 ct @ofumett, ! bplfe1
amuoets fiao1etelle, fommereielle oq
inou}trielle &reoie er 1terft interes;
{ere6e, friber 8onfier &enrp @letps
/ fit ugentlige fito1eielle Spcriigt
Mr. @letps pieier life at bane LEI
for at firoe roget at roie. fra Ser
Side al Sc polittifc 9eire; men bon
flyer, at set ct fo~rfrtlfenoe os op:
muntrenbe at le1e @reii6entcns l1b
talelier, ioa rolig 90 n1o6erat Dtre
DC pau en- Eib, % Den1agoger lD1,ei
at pin6c lao ti!toeen6e @op,tlaritet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

&un to tiger igien til Sltleaften.
&por Marete inin0er be1! So el<
bre hi b1iper, 10 bl&rtigere ganr 81
Sen. So troblere hi bor oct, 10 FUR
tigere Qlare,1es SOB. Sui! Sui! og
otter Sui, n1e6 tilipnelaoenme forte
re % fortere Mellemr11nt &ar Bet
re aItio peret MetneIfenes grfa=
ring, elIer er 6cn iaregen for os
iom bor / oct trable, golIoplebenbe
Mnterito?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12
!@erifino=S ournecn ejennem &ip
bcnbabnife 8riller.

Mrlre sSse1tle11, gsn al @ppuitor
SenieL ifriper grtrablabet ON
&erlfino Sol1rnee1 / Chicago:
&it1lltnerne tog sSpbol6 pno Oct
itore ipc1ite &otel u@bicago=aella-
rem, ser idges n1eget al 6tanoina=
ber, for0i Ser poo bets Gi11ouer
ltaor n1alet: vMrm fer Mefanoe 5
Gents. 8nens pbrige @otcller fa1.
aloeles life fonfurrere nleb bette /
&hsbilliebeo. Da9en efter COB DC
beres fsritc Soreitilling / uDnnio
Sall", bpor bee be1, ifan6inapiife
&oloni banoe gipet Mebe / 6eit=
1ragt. Den Mften Dor set nunl,ligt
for 11ogen Mn1crifo1rer at foo ct
&iolelnt til 2eie, ieIp o11l ba,1 1tob
meb &aanoel1 ful6 al 9ollarIeoler:
&oncerten for!!pb n6c11 Meislb6, og
6olf gif Diem, operbepite ON, at
n1u1t go6t fa11 more fig Ell Mften
1t6en @biffp. Man bar nabnlig glo6
for sSltta 2u11bs Gore6rag al San
gen: n9uifer 6u / &eit". @118i!bbrer
afbrp0, men @atbliflml Dil6e life
.fin6e Jig / bans Mfbrp6elier % be-
gDnbte at ifpoe effter bam. &erifino
traa6te frem og befale6e SGppet at
gaa neo, bpilfet ban lite ffnloe
babe giort, for mi benbte l1biljen fig
imu1 ba1n. San b5ep greben at fire
.bamtofaite MGa1o % 6pppet / Den
Ei9retenoe, Ger til iarnme 8r,g
itoor opitillet / ollie arrerifanffe Gor-
lpitelieslofaler. Sg mani mao gipe
8Ia6ene Set l. at ielp ont 4oneer-
ten life forleb ol6eles programmes
iigt, fit 6nlf olligebel Ell Mften no.
al bet.
gfrib otter 8rbpenam,ner5
$500 SA8S4i 9SA@sMa 4
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12
Sc Tureneoc Statcrs Nlmanaf,
6aano on Marbua 1914.

9dte Settle, iom er u6gipet of
'Daniib Yubliibing @ouie, 115t Size
p'rblican Ct, @eattle, @aib.> ct pao
200 tattrpfte Si6er. Sci inbebol-
Der Ell Mengoe 0%plpsnineer fra
forifiellige Sn1raaoer, ion1 6iotil
life bor uaret tilgina1gelige paa ct
enfelt Stc0 ellcr / roget enfelt @ef-
tie. @er(ig gjel6er bette mco &el1~
fpn til oonif=mnerifanife Uorbol1.
|Soru6en cling font fin6cs / Sc fleite
Ilmmaafter fra Gmunnrf, gipes ber
Splpsninger ON sc forlfiellige Sta~
ter / llnionen, 6eres Mrcal, &liura=
forbolo, SolfemG,g6e, @obeoprob,4t=
ter oip.; ON @et5= % Boriprien,
ON 2anopriier og 6or9oln paa for
IMiellige Stc0er 2anbet ober odp. oip.
Ser gibes 9plpsnineer ON Be to
banif=l11tb @irfeinmhsno og onore
oanife Sammenll,atningcr fer / 2arl@
Set me6 Bortegnelie oper 6ercs .gn1<
beosmqn1, ON ben 6a11ffaomerifonife
gresic % ONT nreget oubet. Der fit
oes Afitit, iom lerlia CT bcreenet
for oarifc Sss,bpam6rere> ligelom ber
fin6es ct Nfinit. ser 1,oclufferoe pe6=
rerer Dm1marf. Sort iogt, euDber
fen fer finbe8efc6 ON monge Eii,a,
font er parb at babc @ien1ifob til,
% io,n Set ellers bil6e. 'foite Ell Ell 'fbcl
Dcl 9cioGt ot fna far1aet Splpsnins
ger on1. - 9cftet tar ogf an fin II
tcrqre Mf0eling, Ser i%n0eboloer 8i<
Drag al Mor &e1,a,S> Garl &onicn,
Or. &j@rbpe, M6a1n Run, Mat6ios
Mt6reient Mettben 6. Matbiaien o.
fl. - Softer so Gents % faaS bos
l16gtDerne cllcr Dos s. Mas1nus 1eu
&uH. 60, 722 4tb ct. e., Miu=
neapplis, Mirn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

N~rofcsior 81. 9. Mnoerion CT Bic
net p:5aget of fine @enrcr ont al
fripe fin 2ipsbiitorie. 9borfor itte
bellere forpre sen, uogle fea tilba=
oelogtc Margouge at rNmerifa" -
set morirnltc 8lab trDft pan Norlt
i bette 2n116.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

belle, Der efter flere Sorieg MI bar
pift Jig br1,gbar. Set er en- doctor
suben Be,ttler % 4urba1rator, %
.ben itaI for,6et at bore langt bill
|ligere et16 Sc almin6elige Motorer
bore betp0efig iitrep, iaaleoes at
man er garoeret moo, at ben pll,b-
ielig topper.
On Motor at 6e.rre Gppe er MI
in6bpgget i ct &poropla1 og bar
piit fig Ger at f1lngere n61nprtet.
Motoren er paa 80 So. Den tan
prnitere Ell @aitigbeb poo 100 fm.
Il Eimen me6 ct Ben5inforbr1tg poo
fun 20 fg. 8en5in pr. 100 I'm.
Jabrifen / Ohio bar MI oper:
|taget Subrifutiouen al 6enne Moto1
for Mmerifa, % Ser forban6les mel
|eu al m 1tsrite fronife motorfabrifel
ON @,,eretten for guropo. Mlt tpoel
inoleoes pna, at Sen hinge @u,dte,
|bil foa Ell inllf 6rcmti6 for fin Sp.
(tinoeIfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12


3a'ts o9 Wilma oar 1'ptorlopeoe
o9 Daooe 1looet paa Ell Stol, oct oil
|119e. @anS &aooe 1iooet pao Stolen
o9 Attna 2'aa bans 5t1eo. Ga D11n
e1oelig reilte fig, iogoe BUN ben=
l19t:
~@r OH life frp9tclia tr9t,
&ans?"
Sons (lne6 e., Mortnruaiue):
~SSffe I'LL, fierc M,rro, leg bar tret
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

@eenfierliebeoen ct en- at bore
parlte Slender.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12

6aluur Saeubien fro 5on 6ra1t-
cisco oil fnu geptoar al inbtrreoe fo,n
|0febiem al 6irmaet 81. 6. So1nfon
|& So. Seem Dorf, @eneralagenter
for gean6inaDian-Mmerica1 2tnie1
flor M,nerita. 9Hr. SSacobien bar tio=
|ligere beret @eneralage1,t for Gin
lens 5tillcbapsofoclins. @r. Sa-
COHEN er bu1if at 5eoiel, me11 fon1
En1eo fine 9oral6re til Seem ;8eolm6
Il cit urg Ml6er. 2iot ie,1ere TOM ban
til California, bbor FAN bar taget cit
|aftip Gel / oct 6anife 6orenineslib.
r@ien", Son Bru1peisco, 1friber::
GIT Of Dor ba1tife &otonis be61t
ficn6te Men6, WGr. @olbor sSocob=
leu, oil / nnr Gremtio forluoe lit
auurie @irfefelt fer / California;
i6et Ian mc6 fit 6mnilie refer til
ytem Dort, bpor BON fra lite So
nl,ar in6trG6cr font Me6lem al Sir
meet 81. 6. Sobnion & Co., inc,
@e11era1u9enter for @oambinaoion=
Mmer1emt Cine for Mnerifa.
Mr. &acobfen Dor / 10 Mor re-
f1rr1pnfprrt e[irnrnpf hpr / Nhp11 M
bar / 6e tire 1i6ite Mar SelIfnbds
@enerolugent for 5tillebapsfp1te,r
San bar me6 flor Gnergt orbeibet
for 2i11ien Derrbe og 1toor ln1gt g.
fle1te Gunife og a11bre Sfanbinaper,
Der / Marenes 2pb bar beIsot &ien1=
1anbene, rei1te meo Scn16irapia1l;
Mmerica1 Cine, ifpI6es set n9rmei1
Mr. %sacoblens S,16flp6elle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-12-12


&iifop Sitenfelb bar, efter bba6
|Ha1t. @%rabcngoarb oplpier / Sir
|felig San1ler", iporet pan S,1obp6e!t=
ie,t til at beipee &irfeomftnoet Ter
oprc:
rSSeo tafter for S1tbbp6elie1, til
at gieite Sen hanife &irfe" i
191A; men oct bill life nere mig
muligt at reife fra 2o1bet faa lang
EEi1 i bette Mm. Gfnlbe man Bert
moo grife NIT 8eigg / 1915 eller
1916, ina tror leg, at Der er 0su1ig=
|be6 for, at set fun6e lu6e fig gisre,
|lgelom jeg beo, at Ser fra min Sioe
er nteget itor 2plt til at beipge Sc
oan|fe Menigbe6er / oct ny 2a11b"
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Sra Miga % 2iba, rteloes ON
iterfe Sneitorrne.
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Maeb @i1ien,
Ganntarffss= 8pgnings -&oniteu,
&er1ma1t S. @orem, sefr.

9auif-A mcritaner ion, amerifanil
Gpfnoer. .Siolte Goroar reiite en-
Danif Mefanifer lllritien fra Mal-
Borg til Mnrerifa for at brpoe fig
Ell 8a1ue feropre., !&on a1,tog efter
li1 Mnfomit ber Mabnet Bd1tl Mo-
ger, fit gniettelie pao en- flor Mo=
torfabrif / Ohio % tom Ser lprlig
til at beifieftige fig meb Motorer
til Blynemaffiner.
@aturItgbis e1bte set meo, at ba1
osiaa ieIp blep SLIPPER.
@an flsi meb Ell S%arrra1-M oifi-
tie, men itprteoe i 911tti. neo, bref-
teoe BET enc Sen og forfIog @pg-
gen meget %alborIigt, BOG ifte ber=
re, eno at BON IN er 1oge11f1moe
~reItiitlleret.
timber 1T 0pDol6 beropre bar ban
ad nteo pH1.
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Rlannt EattAsn,wtn.

&aitur 81. q. &eitersaarb, $pir=
ring, CT faloct til &rait / @lling beo
6reoeritsstbno11, bpor ban pur &rGit,
fsr ban Tom til Mmeritn.
8aitor CIR. u. 8eoerien, Ser Bis.
It'll bar pert i Metnorf, 81. S., bar
|toget MOB @ol6 fra Mentgbe6en /
Mem &apen, Cont, % ifal ogiao
betiene Menigb. / 0rfor6, u. S.
@siifulen i Npiteo babbe ODER &C
|og Miblano ODER 90 @leper inonelm
Ell lille 9ib fer Sc begpr1ote 6ercS
8inter5foJe. mttan banber MI al
lfl,lle bpre go6t 0pt / lo,,u,te- @et:
ming fra Ganeboo % fra Sfolen
Solbang. = Smnfun6sifolen / DeS
Moines melber: alt oberfplot frt
8eepn6elie u, fun life tage moo fle:
re
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Entered At the Post Office 1t st. Paul
Ainn., - second class mail-matter.
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Gn Saf til 1amife i Gbieagp.
@icl1nem Sen ubmerfeoe Chicago
|&ounite for 9onmarffs=8 pg1ting puo
Observation-Disclosures / Gou Srm1.
cisco 1915 bar hi mo6taget Stop
port 90. Me9nifob oper 5oreitilli11ge11
/ @arrtcf Gbeotre ben 5. Sftober
JONI .piier at ihabe eipet ct @perif111
|pan $5s6.S8.
Ga bette glimrcnoe &efnltm it'll
ler os / ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i'll
loa ma,lge, bpis &ab11e err os &c,
|fie1tbt, bc11Dtter hi be1l oan1fe 8res-
lie til offentligt at bepione bpe1
iiar - Meolemmer al &on1itesn foo
Tel iom be mango, ser bibrog til
ltn6erbol6nin9en = Dor aI1erbebit{
|Sof.
Seller life ffal ri tilbngebol6e boz
Saf til Sen 5fare, fom fplote Sil=
ifnerrafferne, og iamtioig pil b
foriifre gbtcagos 9onife ON boz
bejeitc @aoifjen,telfe of 6en gtatte,
Be lige fra ferit al iaa bere0pilIiet
6nr bebtlt Da1marffs-8 pgningssSo
gen.
. Maeb &lien,
9m1ntarffs<8 abgniugs &omite,1,
6er1mnr1 8. Moreu. Gefr
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Eitrratnr..

Sra 0c1l rorite Grifirfes 8ogbans
Gel bar ri foat tilfen6t ct gfsem-
plar al r@riitelig T%olfefolen6cr" for
1914. Set er ct np6eligt &efte mes
mcge11 goo 2Gsning og ppperlige
8il!eoer. Gnas for Toe Dos r6ree
@1burcb @oof Concern, 1922 geoa,
Noen1ee, mtrnedpolis.