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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Famous Ruggers
Here for Action

The famous Rugby football
players from New Zealand ar
rived this morning on the
steamer Wiiiochra and Will be
given hearty reception this
afternoon by the local Rugby
union and city officials. The
squad consists of 23 of the
greatest opponents of the game
on the other side of the broad
Pacific. The New Zeainnders
are scheduled to play games
with Stanford, California, Santa
Clara and the Olympic club and
Barbarian teams.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
CUBS TO PLAY BUSHERs

CHAMPAIGN, III. Oct. 1.-THE
Champaign team of the Illinois Mis-
souri, team is set for their battle this
afternon wit hthe Cubs. The town is
all excited over the game. and n big
crowd will be on hand TO greet THE
Chicago Nationals.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
ALLEN oUTPLAYs DE ORC

NEW YORK. Oct. 2-Benny Allen OF
Kansas City outplayed Alfred de Orc,
the champion, in the first Of three
nights grapple for the pocket billiard
championship at Doyle's academy here
last night. The score was 200 to 14s
in the first block OF a 500 point match.
The men viii meet In the second
match tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
LOCAL FERRY TRAINs-ELECTRIe SERVICE u
=. Wa Oakland Pier

To Oakland. 10th ST. and Berkeley, Via shatuck Ave.
and Ellsworth ST. LInes.-Daily 500 g. m, and
every twenty minutes until $40 p m, inclusive then
900, $40. 1920, Loo. II 40 p. m r. 20 and 20 m
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only, SAC
p. M. s2o. 1000. 10.40 and i1.20 p. m.
70 Berkeley via California Street Albany via Ninth
Street Day-From geo a. n- t6.2c, $40.
100 O. m and every twenty minutes until $40 p. m.
Inclusive; then 900, $40. 1920, 1100, 11.40 p m.
1920 and l.20 m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. m. 9.20, 10o0 l040 and II 20
p N.
To Oakland, Washington Broadway, East Oakland
FruItvaIs and Meirose, via Seventh St.-Daily-From
500 a. m, then every twenty minutes until $40 p N,
inclusive; then 900, $40, 1920. 11.00, 1140 p. m,
1920 and 1.20 g. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. $40 p. m, 9.20, 1000, l040 and ll20
p. m.
Horseshoe to Oakland. Washington Broadway FruNaes
Aiameda, North Daly-From 500 a. m, go.
$40, 200, 100 740, 500. $40. $40 am; then 100
pm, 40 44o 500, $40. 54o 500, ,'62o GAO, zoo
and 7.40 p. N.
To Sionehurst (stsam. serice)-f6.0o. i640. t7-20,
1900. 1000 a. M, 120 p m.4 t2.O0, 1900. 1920.
400, 800. $40 and f6.2o p. m
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY
uromoslLEs. MOTORCYCLES AND VEHICLES

From San Francisco, South End Of Ferry Building. for
Broadway Wharf, 0akland-From 600 a. M daily.
and every half hour until 900 D. M, Inclusive, then
1890 D. m, 1000 p M, t10.S0 p. m. "ll-00 p n-.
s12O0 min, II 90 an. Boats leave Broadway Wharf
pm, Inclusive; then 70 Is pm, 'e45 pm 4i0.I5 pm,
.i045 D. m, sll.45 p. m.. s12.45 am.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
WALSH TO BOX WALLACE

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.--Jimmy Walsh,
the clever Boston feather weight, will
meet Eddie Wallace of this city in z.
10 round bout here tomorrow night
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
AT LOS ANGELES
Ins Arreles 4 Venice

sro+gI a 70 81 u 4
" Total =: .. q 16 0
Mclean batted for Koestner In the eighth.
RI;Ss AND HITS BY INNINGS
Los Angeles SO 90 % "a
Basehits .....I liz
Rasehfts 1 o o o o l.
SUMMARY
Eleven hits and runs OF koestner IN in
rfngs. charge defeat TO Koestner. Home run-
spa9e TWO base hit--Arbogagt, Sacrifice hits
fovard Kane, Mclean. johnson, Perritt
Stl7ie, hase-ElIis First base on called halls
az Koesfner b on Perritt 3. of Ferguson 2
sfr7,ck out-By Koestner ,, BY Perriu 9, by
ferguson T. Double plays-Johnson 10 Page to
ucxSard. Eoesfner 10 Elliott to Brashear; Bra
shear fo 0fRourke to Mcdonnell. Wild pitch
Fer1y,son Time OF Raine-l boar and 81 MIN
fues. Umpirss-Pbyle and F1nneys
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02

relegaed ranks
hold the Sailor Ed Petrokey has decided
Clabby
him This will be hailed
by everybody who thinks ANYTHING about the gloves They
battle, while did look
the hard headed would keep buckng Benny
seg the referee till i would be necessary for Promoter Jim C
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AT SAN FRANCISCO

r; Home run ssSwain. Two base hit-Shinn.
Eacrlhce bits-Y odng Hallinan. Stolen bases
Moran; Mundorn First base on called balls
4 Of Overall /, Struck out-By Overall $. by
y #llawttter o. Wild ptch-Overail Earned
( ruDs--Sacramento 1. San Francisco l.. Left on
bases Sacramento D. San Francisco g. Time
Of ganel1 hour and ~ minutes. Umpires-
Mccarthy and Held,
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
1EsTERDAY,s RESULTS

At Washington-- r. a.. E.
PhiiadeIpfia . o 0 Q o. 0 o o o 90 3
Washington -. % o 0 0 o 0 / x--l
Batteries Boehr and McAvoy; Ga1lia Bent
.ley and Ainsworfh.
At Detroit r. Fl. E.
Cleveland =s-.f o o D 700 2-s il
Detroit - - go o Q . Q Q Q IL
Batteries-Gregg and o'Neill Comstoek and
Gibson.
: Beston-New York game postponed on account
of rain.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
YESTERDAYS sTANDINGl
PACIFIC COAST LEAauE
GAMES TCOAY

At oakland-Sacramento VS.. San Francisco.
At PoEtlsnd-Oekland VS. Portland.
At Los Angeles--Venioe VS.. Los Angeles.
AMERICAN JEAGTF
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
Via Alameda Pier

70 Oakland, 18th and Franklin Sts.--
6i5 645 a. M and then IS and 40 minutes pest the
hour until 745 p. M; then $50, 9.l5, I000 10.45.
11.30 p. IN. and 1915 g. m.
To Alameda. North and South Side
6.15, 645 d m. and then Is and 45 minutes past the
hour until 745 p. m: then $50. 9.15, 1000, l045.
ll.30 D. m, 1918 and LOO g. m.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
UNION TRANSFER COMPANY

Agents collect baggage and checks on trains CT
boats Of Southern Pacific Company and deliver
baggage to residence. They autherissd to
check baggage direct from residences,
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-02
AT PORTLAND
Portland 9. Oakland 1
.Il-total...-.. II s All p Total !.

:. IotaIst- /. y III a. IOthI-..-3 b,zf II Z
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
Oakland -. O L O. o 20 q O. 0 OIL
passiiifs ..y.. i o. o i q o o--6
Portland ;z...... Q q g q Q ! 9 x-3
Base.hts .....s.s i i o o 3 o o ! x=-G
SUMMARY
struck. lut-gy Stone 3, By James s. First
; bsse on called bnllsZ0f Stone 81 OF James 4.
Hit by pitched bniis-Derrick ~ Time Of
"a mel hour and "a minutes. Inpires-Bush
and Guthrie
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riitfammen In ben ~1eutid.n aai.

rlitfammen In ben r0eutid.n Sal.
i.r."
81. freiIi'. GriseI." fngte i'd
In6eno, init BEN gr0Bten 9ergni,
gen..
llnb i9 oa6te 5ei mir: limb bos
nennt Der Wenfd Tei' 5rei1eit baz
SER! Ob ibn cine 6rau po6l js 10
inter ben pantoFfG nimnt, ME Die
Glte. ga. er f9eint ben pantoffa
h;Gt gu merten. uno mir Ioq's rett
iGn. Sd erIeb's nirtIi' rod, bag er
fueuterItBt bic alts YerIcn nod beis
rat5st trosoem fs bsinib' 3pnnsia
Aabr dlter lit pie CT, blcB pcil lie
T. 8roBarti9 to6en Tam - oamit Il.
,mmsr Sci ibm bleibsn mub. Nein, 10
tin Sditouiren, fpsnn msine frau
e mir eInmnL 70 madte - i'd puBt
mht. ruos ih tbGte. llno oas nennt
cer Uienih lei Gr,i6eit" babsn, unb
heasn BEN betratb' er nit 49,. 8, Ou
outer Better III - ME frtu' i'd mid
lui mein ei5snts .3sim uno .meirc
JT'lteit" Define moGtt i'd MINI
mer -
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14

9a Taete q. es Inn nit S6Iu9.
gen uno 3ittern. or fn5 lie longe
an. Seine augen fiinten fih nit
Ge6sn. Die 6Gnhe. bic i6loFF uno
matt ldugIt pieber bic i5ren ireige=
ae6sn. ltredtsn ii6 cue.
Sin 2a6er fam i'm.
.9u. gu ult?2 Shau Diff UNI!
eouter Gi;berFdbcn cher Sonnen=
enIb unb alarhsit - 6erbffdben =
unb benno6 aleg 10 liht uno fd6n.
ME ME auoor. uno sa molreit On
=. ? Qje5er, gutter @ott. On 3eiqft
eg i6r. Da itsbt ia unier S9foB
6hrinine. nag mr. nismals 3uoor
ocTefsn. 10 oft mir urs cub Die Qu=
gen o0uoH mibe QCi6out."
GbriItine Suroip lab ben Sort
oss @li;des~ in Der %t!oren. rubiqen
S60nbeit oss 6erbftes uno lob rpeis
Ter Die oebreiteten 2lrmt BEG Wnrs
res ben tie bod I'm jeosn Brsi$
oIidli6 MAIDEN polltc!
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k0tcl= Aufrlct.
@as DER elcttriiGlc Gmnfcn nms Der
aItcn .Seimnth melOet.

81 ii nben 3. Touember. Ton allen
Seiten tommcn auuoQebun0en Der
Treuoe Ino 3ufrieocnbeit borii6er. oaB
bic 3eit ser 3egentihoit ooriiber III;
uno lltecau tonlmt man benz teltetI &0z
ni8e Ser i'll Den uddliteu 5aaen at1 CUBS
!uiA III. Die He9ierlln0 antreten ipiro.
nit Dem Ar06ten @crtrnueu ent1e9en.
gr bat it'd aud ifon aIs u~ationaloe@
%iinnter. aber babel fir 9aherus AcdJte
felt elntretet0er Shirt, dIs Elm 9e!piiienz
batter 9ie9cut beIpd6rt. @eIonoers be-
tnnnt lit er i6ou ola einfader 8rt1s
Su0pt9 ourdl Ieine Sorliebe fir Die
SannUIrtbidait Qelporbeu, Die Inn BEN
9einoren yRjniB 2dnS!pirt5" sr9e3o>
gen bat. Ntdt MIR pod]t er ilber Gle
Seiuirtdiddftuu9 Ieiner eigenen Glitter.
Die Ct ourdl ieins Satin cine 0iterreis
d)llte Sr5ber3o8in. in llngaru erIanBt
Bat, ioneern CT bat aiih Ie uu0 je fir
Die 2ano!pirtbldlaft I'M GQeemeinen ons
Iebbafteite 3utereiie sedei9t uuo lit auf
SeriamnlIuH8en uno 6elteu Der 2anos
nirtbe bduftg ais 8eouer aufsetreten.
aur fir 0ie AnIage unb @r5altuug qua
ter %ertebrsitraBen. bcionbers fir DEN
. Ban pom pidtisen Camden lit CT rpiez
ber5oIt nit @ntihieoenbeit etngetreten.
9rnuu d 10 / g.. ,. Nppem6er. 8ou
Seite5itimmung lit ldnu beute Die Be
r|Glteruna in Der Staot 8einrihs oes
Gorpeu ergrifisn Doroen. Norg.n bdlt
bn6 iunge 3~er3o9spaar, @rnit Iuguit
pom Cumberland unb Die &aiiertofter
&ittpria Nuiie. ieineu ieierIit,cn @in3lig
III Die Guuptitaot, unb StraBen un6
&duier babeu lid in feitliten Sdntud
getIei0et. Zen Nntritt Der I~egieruna
bat Der iunae Qer5o8 ihon geiteru Dor
Battlefront aus burh elm Eatent. oas
BON ben braunid}mei9iihen Tiniiteru
Sartipi9, BoIfi uno Raotau aeseuae>
3eidnet puroe, befannt semadt. 9n Dem
Shriftitiid tpiro nit beionoerer @enues
tbuuna Elm abIfnitt beariibt, porin Der
neue 3ersng ieiner 3reue gegen 8diIer
rno Reid einen trofttgeu, nidt mi33us
peritebenSen Gusorud Qiebt. Ser 6er3oa
lit in Der %preuBiiheu armee gum Obers
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SrrSOrt ocs OIidcs
Sine 0cidlidltc ans Dem Nerbit ors
Sebcns. &pn Ndtbc 9nbumSfi.

Ghriitine 5urom bate lett @ofen
inter ser bcit0u0igcn Qltnl gelebt,
oaB lie ihr Ncrj opfern niiIlc, III
Rem Tie ibrc &crIoblnQ loie, Die nun
ood) idlou pole Suolf Sal 9 m0brte.
Nbre Gr0luue pom Hlthm mo
Ghrc. Ole 1ie III Ncgiun oerleIben Qe-
hobt. morcu lunoiam erltorben.
@cro Miltner$ obcr bate nod int
mer oif ooS Muuocrbare hoi'cn fon-
ren uu0 ndbrr oc$hnlb oeu lturfen
CriclQ. sen 'ciu ncueitcs 9ilo bel
ser &uru uno Dem Nublitmm hate.
oI@ ocr IeIbituerit0uolidlen 9obn
hortcn NindcaS entacQen
Gr moute MN EN- Semi qriin0er
ms ser trellcn Nraut ieinct, Nancn
Qebeu! gSie 'tir' ,oeritduNlld) oos
in @rllnnc lprI
llnb oot rrn1 Ghriitinc Suro,p
Goa fijr Gol SIC Ndnoc Inn eiu gr'
leudlten. %hu hattie Ser LANCE
Gurpf Ieife uno QroBere arGite
nerIiehen. Sic uber raar oauon
mllNe %aeror0en
Sic onrfte rem Sun3asbIitbcur1.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rid't nm oo3
Icdsnoe Slid ieiner 3u'uaii be.
triilcn.
NunNcrt @rieic iaricb lie Inn in
nic'eu1 Gimme.
Qbtr nitt eiHen ionot, lie itr3l3 as.
3ouieu0 iiiBt. th6rittt 0ciiauns
| Gen 'liitcrtcn ouiutid'cn GhrGncr
oc9i6idtcu Sic Shriit
Nielleidt mar lie QSr nid'. u OF
ms rei5lo& ~aGuoroeu pit!eitt
our'it tie itatt Ser QraUiameu Uon
ibr dehirdteten Grnudltcyund ooh
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ten beiJrnert uno a la lutte Ieines biz.
berlQen He9ln1ents, Der ,9letbene0nlaren,
acitcllt poroen. gIld) hat i'm iein tuiierz
liGer Sf~pieAerodter gum Ghef oe5 90.
Observation-Disclosures unb oes 27. Suz
iarens2feqiment5 erndnnt. Die beiOe Bier
in 8urniiun lieaen. Sem bisberiqen Rez
Qenten oes 0er3o9tbrr:s. 0er3og Sobnmlt
Nlbred't pon Ncdlenburae Sd,uerin, bat
Der Ndiier isineu berslifiten 9ant fir
rie treue lno eriolqreidle ShGtiQteit 3unr
&oble 8rauuidpetQ'5 a%u5aeiproden.
8ertin, 3. 9ioueutber. Ser a%Ilgelneiz
men 9nnabme, oaB ole 8aiierin Huguitl
&ictoria it'd nidt nm DIE Eulitit betiims
mere. ior0ern, auBer fir ibre 6nn1ilie.
MIR fiir Observation-Disclosures Snz
tdlS5eitltnd" ent9eGen. sic be1dlptet,
Die Naiierin itehc an ser Spibe ser ios
Q~enaunteu Rirbadlz &artei, h:e ~betauut=
lid Die ltrenqite tird)lite Hidltunq uers
tritt. Nls Reipeis fir ben @influb. Der
bic 6obe Game ieItit i'll Der information
naIen 8plitif ausiibt. er30bit hn5 Vldtt.
eernbe auf ods @emii6en Der adiieriu
lei e3 3lIriid3lfiihreu. oa3 heim @eO,un
reg 9nltnnfrieles Der RIdn eines 3efens
iipbiinnniIies nit Der Silrfei fallen oeldis
len uto nnf odmit Ser 8eidlitte Der Iebz
ten 8met Sabre cine 9an8 Gnhere @en~
hurl oeNebcn ruroe. Nls @rlinb fir
ihren @jberitdnh 61be bic 4ntierin me
Qctcn, ein d)riitlider Stnut oiirfe NIT
Sen Mnbuneoanern fem 8inoniB abs
loIieben, (9
9erIin 3. Nonem6er. Am ecmps
oienbauS pm Mleinborbt uno Gernouer,
ods Die .Titnf Srantfurtcr" MIN bnlo
3um 700. Rnle gu Nuffuhrung ~brin9eu
miro. bat in Der uergdngenen Node cas-
Stiid zines odniiden Ssrneliten, 0enri
Nat6anIem. leine llrdufiibrnug erlebt,
ods cine d6nlidle 5enoen3 perfoIGt. ipie
ienes betaunte @ultipiei. IS iiibrt Den
5itel .0inter ben Wauern". ndmlid)
Der Wauern zines dner3ogenen relialos
len %orurt9eits, uno id)iloert bel alien
0umor. Den es belibt, in ergreifenoer
@eiie Die 9iebesgeid]idte elmer Iun0en
Ssroelitin uno zines &brilten. oeren
@~erelni0un9 Der Batter 0es Rdoden5
oen beftiolicn @iberltano eut9egeniest.
ipc Der 8rduti8am perlangt. oaB Die
3u erpartenben &inoer III leinem @lauz
ben aufer3o9en meroeu lolen. Die &oz
tuna oes Conflicts miro baourd) erretdlt.
ouB lid) Die lungen 2ellte einigeh ieoes
bel letnem 8lauben gu perbdrren uno
bic Rinber obne b%eltinlnte Helt9ton gu
ersie6eu. bis lie ieIbitrdnpia 9enu9 iein
rerben, nm lid fir Sen eiuen ooer ben
anberen GIauben ieIblt 81 enrIteioen.
gs idlusben se~9enpGrtig Grlpdpuneer
uber etlle arpbc alI8emeina, gum bui.
oertlten Oeburt5tnge pes Silriteu Otto
D gismurd nb3lhaltenoe natipnaIe @es
oentIeler, 9efanntlldJ idhlt it'd dm /.
Gpril 1915 Der @eburtstaa oes Wit
reidstan3lerS gum bulocrtten Wale.
0tcle 4%elesenbcit Iol benuBt peroen.
nm oas Nnoerteu @ismurds ourdl cine
groBe N~otionoIfeier gu c6ret. Wtun oenft
oarat. mad einem all9emelr feltgele9ten
Rian olele Seier i'm gan3en Heid)e
e~leidmdBig ourf8uiiibrcn. Aue Bolts
tretl ioueu aleidlmdBir heronac3oQer
tperoen. I'M Die Observation-Disclosures
tpurolg gu beQe6en. lleberou in ben
Shnlen unb Snitituten oeS Geides 1ou
in feltliden @eriomnluracn uno Sip
nn9sn NeS 3an3Iers geoadt fueroen.i
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Wit reu6ten Quqen ihaut inn Der

nit reu6ten Quqen ihuut inn Der
Srunel nab.
Dos lit Elm 6err. nod elmer BON
ben Qlten: S6orf uno bod eu:. uno
Der neite. beiBs Weq oa berouF.
Wenn sr ibm MIR oud mas 8utes
bofir tbun tDnnts uno nur tein gar
10 drmer 5etfsl pdre.
NuF siumal foot Der Srosle;tnsr d:
Tran3cI sum 5oni:
* ncoR Iho. mos / tina. g
er76tr 6pam5tibel. bas / Thiof. baG
e'iunb bin, troo / i'm 0farrbof obi."
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terno. Die gis8ung III glidlia ge'
nommen.
4un IN ben WoIo 6ineinl
Der 0onb Dsrnag bic 8oIoIrab.
ni6t I'll bsIeutteu. Rur auf ben
UipFeln uno ihpons:n 3pei9en
trdumt Iein 5Isides 2i4t uno pebt
triiserii6s grGden ron Qit gu UT.
pie 3nsi3s I4pontsn i'm IsiIen
3a6tninoe IN otn ,3ueigsn 6dngeu
feline 3o6oIos. Sic fbmingen IiA
Iou!los au' anD nieoer uno 'hiitteIn
ploslit einsn fsinen Spriihr.gsn auf
oen oa6mIauIsnoen Batter.
Die 3ropien ialen ihm auf 6dnoe
uno Unn3en. DuntsIrotb sri4einen
Ie inn.
~glut!" ftreit er auf. rglut -
5oten. ST TONNE - nod CUR -
3eit! Die Maifins bari MIDI
Osrfoqsn. Die NoIt)ine bin
i'd, - lit meme Sesle!" tsudt Der
4trmfte in rpirren Heben.
Die Feinen Iropftsn + men aud
an Der 0orberbnrriere bes WaQeus.
- 3os eae WonbIiat. bos burf
bic nd6tliten 6i4tsn f9Iipft. ipieIt
BARN.
IBie runoe. brennenoe augen
ftorreu ibn bic runben UaFerti0eI.
den an. Ssbss 3ittern bes Da3ens
MAIDEN fe gIsibmdBi3 nit.
Wis i'd ouf Der Wotor penost.
INNER fno bic tleiuen pupilen nab
i'm geriAtet. Qan9iIm uno ihnons
teno oefilirsn lie an Der bliBenosn
Wstauftan3e ooriiber uno 3i.Rn bod
INNER nele S6ooren mad iih.
Uit entTebtem Bid Itarrt Der
Batter onrauf.
Wlit Der irtieu !9nro ftreidt e. Ii6
oas fIiegenoe 6anr aus Der Stirn.
IS lit Witternaftl Sage bin.
meme Woidjine. 0u biit treuer ols
bic Wenffen, treuer unb 3uperIdiIiz
GER" itohnt Der 8equdlts nuf.
Weduniid) nur lsntt er nod ben
fhnoubsnoen Waqsn I'm bic 8it9un9
oes WeQes. Wieoer befGGt i'm bic
oimoniTAe. 9erosrben briu9snos
Qetbargie.
Iitt ne6cn ibm ert3nt ous Dem
Ge}peiQ Der Shrei zines 6duldens:
'u ipdt L. bilft nidt5! gu ipdt
- 6iIIt ni6tsi"
Rein, neiu." i6reit Der Qlte oui.
Nter Dor Dem Sha1e ieiner eiges
men 5timme erihredenb, budt er iiG
tiei }uIommsn.
Seine Bulie roIen nit bern Woto:
I'm bic Wette. 8altsr ShpeiB peril
ihm Don Der Stirn berub. Die
Quqen ihpeifen ire mad Iints uni
reht5. o5ne me6r ouf bic Strabs III
nhten.
Dit tapNnoen Shrittsr tommt ,E
ndher.
Wober eur bos 9erGufd bintsr
ibm?! SEPT lit IS an Ieiner Geii,
&}ieper taitet Der lang. Irm naA oec
Rurbel.
Wit Itorr porgsbeugtem Sopfe TeG!
Der SIRE BEN Motor ouf Boil
geTtminoigteit. 5o6 auTbGumeno
fhieBt Der WaQen oahin: elm toa'r
Wsttlnuf 3piiden Maf6ine unc
S6idial!
0n nubt es tpieber. m2it unRims
Iid)er Nusoouer halt es an ieiner
Settle S9ritt. llnb Dor Inn bic iters
knoen Nugen. oieis iur6tbaren, tai.
ten Aa9sn.
er Iiebt nut a.uf lit, nidt auf ben
Neg.
5n qrdblifer 8er5psifIune Ioht
Der 8erFolgte heI auf, DAB IS idnuer<
lib BON Der 5.IStpdno 3uriidfAoQ..
Sept itrsiAt es i9m taIt iHr oi:
0ono. Sic 3~itt.rt! Cine tlsins
Ors3un9 an Rcoe! Der Wosen
ipringt pen Der StraBe ob.
Ginsn QugenbIid idpebt er nit
3tpei RGbern iixr BEN 4berunoe,
bonn - Elm 6tr.i. Elm Qufbliben
uno 9erloihen in Der 2i.ie.
Ter Mono 3i.bt Iif ben Wolten.
IdIeitr por bns bI.ite 9ciid}t. Sin
Winoitob fdbrt ourt ben jittsrnoen
DjpfeI uno wirit bids 1brdnsn
berub.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14
% nor ones ME emit

Sis hielten Iih IN BEN 6Gnocr
unb fdbIter nit Nnbaht. bo5 lie fir
einonber osi6aFfen 'cien.
Serb 22iImcrS tiBte in Qnbad,t
uno GeliQteit jebcn Der iiIbernsn
TGoen iter BEN Iiebcn MGohen.
houpt UNI pmpfano iein 6crbTtgIiid
ols unousiprshIi6 if0n unb
rnrn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-11-14

8 llhr frib!
Wieoer itebt Der Depeidsn6ote oo1
Dem 0auie. Dit 5itternocr 6ono
oTineI Die oedngIti9tt Wuttcr oas
Goupert.
n0uel obne Qerpunoun9 dusss.
iohten, Obne Gorge. Soden."
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. S6idfaIi
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-18

Giles Quimby, the man who ter
minated the career of the beast
man, tells thrilling story of the
end.
I'VE knew he was near because
we discovered the carcass of an
elk recently killed." said Quimby.
I'VE had two dogs, Airdale ter
riers, belonging to Blair and Lath-
rop, and were moving cautiously
when we saw tracks in the snow,
q mile from the elk. I cautioned
the men to go slow and swung
to the north of them as we dis
covered the small shack.
81 was 70 feet away when Blair
and Lathrop came into the open
near the shack. i was starting to
approach from the rear when i
heard shot and saw Blair pitch
forward and begin writhing on
the ground At the same instant
1 saw q mans head bob from be-
hind a heInlock tree. Another
shot and Lathrop dropped. 1
brought my gun into action and
TOrnOw began to. shoot into the
form of the bodies of
Blair and Lathrop. Every time
his head appeared 1 shot. By this
time l had gotten behind tree.
l fired six shots and at the sew
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-18
HOW DUMMY SLEW TORNOW

II thought i hit him but. was
not positive, owing to the small
target, so fearing he was trying
to draw me from cover I did not
investigate.
after he sank from sight the
dogs. appeared. thought then
L had killed him as he did not fire
at them.
81 don't believe Tornow ever
saw me. He had known Blair and
Eathrop were after him for a
year and he laid in wait and
killed them. Then he was so en-
raptured over his dastardly work
that he must have failed TO hear
the report of my gun, or thought
IL was an echo of his shots.
"As he stood there firing into
the dying men 1 drew a more care
full bead each time to even up the
score. 1 want to say 1 regret L
have ever taken human life, but
in this case feel that / was justi-
fled i'm putting an end to this
beast"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-18
.FRECKLE-FACE

Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly
Spots, How to Remove Easily.
Here's a chance, Miss Freckle-
face, to try new remedy for
freckles with the guarantee of q
reliable dealer that II will not
cost you penny unless 1t removes
the freckles; while If it does give
you a clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of othine
double strength-from Crown
Drug Co. and few applications
should show you how easy it Is
to rid yourself of the homely
freckles and get beautiful COM
plexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst
case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for
the double strength othine as
this is the prescription sold un-
der guarantee of money back II
it fails to remove freckles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-18
ADDRESS NEW THOUGHT"
HAVE YOU CATARRH?
Unless Properly Treated With
Hyomei This Disease May
Become Serious.

unless Properly Treated With
Hyomei This Disease May
Become Serious.
Catarrhal troubles are far more
dangerous than they seem at first
thought.
If you have catarrh, usually
indicated by shifting, stopped-up
head, droppings in throat, and
morning choking, there is an irri-
tated state of the mucous MEM
brane which affords an ideal
lodgment and culture medium for
disease germs, especially those of
consumption.
Do not allow the dangerous
germs which may be breathed in
to the throat and lungs to begin
their work of destruction.
The easiest, simplest, quickest,
surest and cheapest way to check
catarrh is by the direct method,
breathing Hyomei. This wonder
full medicated air treatment does
not drug and derange the stom-
ach, but is breathed in through
the Hyomei inhaler, directly fol-
lowing and destroying all disease
germs that may have been in
hailed, and healing and vitaHzing
the tissues of the throat, nose
and lungs so as to render catarrh
and all other germ Infections no
longer possible.
The unusual way in which Hy-
omei is sold by druggists is the
best evidence of confidence in the
treatment, and should dispel all
doubts as to its curative proper
ties. They are authorized to re-
fund the purchase price to any
one whom Hyomei fails to bene-
fit so you do not risk a cent in
testing its healing virtues. A
complete outfit costs but 800.
Extra bottles of liquid if later
needed, SO cents.
Sold by Crown Drug Co. and
druggists everywhere.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-04-18
Ienth shot l saw his head drop ON
his breast and he disappeared.
If YOU ARE A
DRINKING MAN

You had better stop at once or
you'll lost your job. Every line
of business Is closing its doors
to Drinking" men. 1t may be
your turn next. BY the aid of
ORRINE thousands of men have
been restored to ives of sobriety
and industry.
We are SO sure that ORRINE
will benefit you that we say to
you that IL after a trial you fail
to get any benefit from it's use,
your money will be refunded.
When You stop Drinking"
think of the money you'n save;
besides, sober men are worth
more. to their employers and get
higher wages
Costs only 800 a box. We
have an interesting booklet about
ORRINE that we are giving away
free on request. Call at our store
and talk 1t over. So
Owl Drug Co., 904 G ST.;
French Drug Co., 18th and Pa
cific av.