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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
DANIELS WARS ON
ARMOR PLATE TRUST

WASHINGTON, Aug, 22.-Secretary
of the Navy Daniels believes his re-
cent attack on the manufacturers OF
naval armor plate, for not competing
for the governments trade, has result
ed in the saving OF s37s.261 on $500
tons of specially treated steel plates
for which the navy department has
signed a contract. This contract was
awarded to the Carbon Steel COM
pany, Of Pittsburg, which corporation,
according to Secretary Daniels, under
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24

The Phillies came through with =
crack" after 1t had been wished on
them in various parts OF the globe.
The Athletics are not victims OF any
such auto suggestion. To the con-
trary, 1t has been assumed that tho
Mackmen were so strong they simply
couldn't go TO pieces Perhaps their
recent misfortunes are not significant,
but the fact remains that little moro
slipping and they Will be back with
the others fighting for the lead.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
The Merry Countess.

Direct from the Casino. New York.
1.-The Merry Countess" with all the
fame, prestige and popularity of
colossal international success, comes
to the Academy tomorrow night, to
make a bid for local patronage.
THE Merry Countess" is the Broad
way show that the Vanderbilts trans
ported to their palatial Newport home
for the enjoyment OF their wealthy
guests. 1t will be recalled that 1t
cost the Vanderbilts just one hundred
dollars a minute to secure this in
teresting musical comedy and that 1t
was acclaimed the most remarkable
and enticipg entertainment ever con-
ceived and realized. There have been
many versions of what transpired on
that eventful night, but the best au-
thorlty has II that the beautiful girls
and brilliant principals were re-
ceived with open arms and treated
with all the courtesy and considera-
ton OF the most favored guests. One
thing is certain; and that is that The
Merry Countess" and her facettous
retinue captivated the glded youth
and bewitched the elders.
The same production, to the min
utest detail, that electrified Newport
and the Vanderbilt guests, will be
seen hene.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24
New Theater
: Managers Take
Charge I omorrow
WELLS HOUSES IN RICHMOND
OPEN PRESENT SEASON US-
DER NEW HEADS.

with the opening of the new Lyric
theater. and tho fall opening OF the
Academy of Music tomorrow evening
Richmonds theatrical season will
be ushered in, and with it will come
many changes in the arrangements
of the various houses under the con-
troll of Jake Wells.
Prominent among these is the pro-
motion of Ed Lyons. formerly man
ager of the Colonial theater, to the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24

As a result Of increasing inquiry from
the United states and of a realisation
OF the demand In the PHILIPPINES them
selves for the product. n determined ef-
fort is being made under the auspices
OF the Manila Merchants Association
to stimulate the production of cocoa In
the archipelago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24

their sidewalk patter offering promises
splendid entertainment.
OF much Importance will be the
unique offering OF William A. Weston
and curapany, entitled Attorneys
Six people are engaged in the pre-
sentation, which is one Of the most
surprising musical exhibitions ever
made in America. Throughout its
course Mr.. Weston, a German charac-
ter comedian, will he seen at his best.
Differing because of their sex, as
we'll as the sensational feats they per-
form, the famous Gasch sisters prom
Use one of the surprising novelties of
/ the bill Peerless in their hand-to-
( hand balancing feats, the nattily at
I tired girls will appeal to the visual
senses, they wearing dresses rather
than the accustomed tights associated
with acrobatic numbers.
Regarded one Of the most beau
/ tifui women of the stage today. Marie
/ Fenton, of the blond type of beauty,
whose vaudeville debut one year ago
! ocCasioned more favorable notices
| than is showcred on most operate
stars, will display her beauty in some
! wondrous creations OF the modiste s
art and her vocal ability in the sing
4 ing of some very new and specially
constructed lyrics.
with "A troupe of twenty-one dogs
In a ''loop-the-loop" offering, Her
bert's animals will complete the
vaudeville bill Their running OF the
| loop is always responsible for much
laughter There is no little excite
tnent In the number and the willing
spirit of the CANNES arouses the M
terest and admiration of spectators.
! pathes weekly, the Photographic
reproduction of worlds happenings
Will be exclusively displayed. the
newsy Idea attaching to the showing
investing this section OF the entertain
ment with interest rarely found in
similar displays.
Two thirty Is the hour set for the
starting of the matinee, and $50 the
time the overture begins the night
performance. Reserved seats all over
the house at 2h cents Is the attractive
feature TO make the matinees popu-
lar, while rs cents will be the highest
price charged for orchestra seats at
the night performances. Seats for the
season are being engaged IN large
numbers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-08-24

in America q quarter of a century
ago by causing the parents of the
present generation to weep as they
never had before.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

Turtrllina
SaraIo sanOrnp.
(Sl,ttet.)

Sen 0rena n1oo ri toge Us al" logoe 9orgn1e=
Jtcren. vSpeln CT bma?"
Seq bar lc,rot nil, brapc %uatmelter afiteo efter
dam. Gre,,sc, Dor bos iiu 9eoitanooer, Der CT eli
fattio &pnc. Sun, bar CT, fol0cfurfia Suite 1Oe
0oltp. Mcn ~ollcrfprlt n1aa III 1lprc op 1l1eo oc1
1o0e Sfrincr lpor trU11cr III bom?
$50 pnt," lo9oc &praneltereu, "oen Sfnrf 1fol
iffe Of Spnocn. Tornaar on, at bon %loalcoes tint
Sc aoo mig l,,oer Zinc! 9u ler jc9, at bn1 ollie
Gage bar giort Jig Image for at Observation-Disclosures
Dio. po nerpco bapoc ban nor op1aaet, at reg bper=
fen pioite It's clcr in0, loo jeg bar ncS at tro, at Oct
Dirfeli4 bar Big, Ser bopoe ltrct. San lfnl lloe
15orruoerens Stroi. loo bit lom set or @al9cn at
a,oleupre Ell norf Nia1o til bore SLENDER"
"So, f%ortjc,er life bcore," ioaoc Sberite1, "n1e1
Tor min Sfplo mao ban oier,,e lebe, bpiS .ho1 f'r'
fa, aisrc &coe for, bpoo ba1 bor aiort pco %or'1et
ng &c tn Sl,linoe @ploen."
Sc 9if im0 @o6cu % lpur1tc etter Strlperr11:
Iolfene lo1oe. at Sc hopoe let bom goa op til lit
Sm,1,ncr mco ,oole @osier.
nGu iful le," ioaoc Sberltcl'. vbon er ollcreoe
7oripl,noct."
g ifpnotc liz op as Groppcrnc. Mlcrcoe poo
&eje1 oncr 2oitct ioa SC tSporcnc al &anollf1tNlt'1s
Ebc(ug9cler. ,ncr oo Sc oobncbc Gprc, til Sfrinc=
rens &ol1r,cr, fotte0e Sc ltlpffcn 6clc SrnS Sn=
Tang.
0ualc,, hunoc rant Sforltc1c1 lrr pc0 Su1ct.
Get %jfrpbclioc Mf1rbGrf bar rcpct 1lco> pA Stor,tc=
mems opcrlte &olp0el bar ltprtet ncO opcr Sa1ct, bop=
Sc fnnlt 9oaltenenc pa bar foloet iorn CT eapi'1c ncS
/ &on,n1cret. On Stc, bopoc rant Sfripcrcn i So
rcbct % brrt bo1n. @on loo fen pocr CIT &oSlr,
1p,n fan ,,ctop hopoe prrct Serb mes at poffc mco
1enac,tter.
NnS," in1Hn 0nrnn1r1frr fnrfrrNrt
r&ar, folbt pao fine @ierninacr," 1oaoe Shcrltc1.
60 tpe @e1nncli0bc0ea mes Jig. &i pl aloriA
Ioo %iStco!!"
.@pcn1 pc6!!" ioaSe Sbcriten. Sun Nrcb neo
aoSicn o1 tug cit al Srttcrne pp. "a go1 poffcoc
Sen MS, loo Sc, at set bar fro1lfc @11lbltpffer.
ser hor III Sc to 1l,ii1oc @pl>en pa tlcre til.
lonoinnliabis! @or 81, bo life forloaet, at Sprcn
Sfrner les al @nicrc,s n%onnittiac @l'lotdrlt. @n1
funoc life l(ippe Sc 4Sc,1gc, hmn fif rncllem Scott
nernc. hc(1er life oipe Sem ,o. Gcrtnr b(ep bon nos
Sig, o9. hpis ri fan odnm1e citcr >cnnc Tpr-
mite -. he6roN ban Sig nioere!!"
rSg Garnet" ianoc &jpfmanoc1 mco ~lfiGlpel,bc
Melt. "Sf,toc Set bo nrre nltliat. at ie1 Ct cllcr
anSet Stco far ct @or1,eborn 80. c(lcr hur Sf1trfcr'
Drrbt bet?"
81 pco Set iffc,~ ioaoe 0beritc1 olporliAt, vr1e1
De11 Mogt, Ser far broot 6ctte fpr 9agcl1, hooher jog
ng1oo nil bri1ge Us @orl1ct t%ilfnQe!!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Tiortenoc &opitcl.
Slntnimg.

It's pao 6 itcrnioboNen Tom >Snotin nlco Sans.
9rcn9cn bar fonlmet inc 6pS1tc &roer, oN bo1
%1firnche al &enpolf pA &Unnnl1A.
Sberlte1 ~ @nrNmcltcrcl tpN ucnli1t inpo buMl.
0e rnltc bon1 for bans @ip0. nN Sc lppebc, at ira I'LL
al oi(oe SC lpr9e ior bol1, lau han fl10c tprnl1c from
/ &eroc1.
vS,eg fan tr1fe, at 6r brllt nil purc Gplcot,"
Cbcriten.
So Gof, @r. Cherlt," lonoc 9rcn1en frin1o=
oiet. r&pis 5 n( oipre 11o0rt for nnig nN s lnclrer,'
at Set lfo( ainrcs pao Sen Moaoe, bill icg Ajcrnc
1urrc Sploot, oilers 6pis ir1 moo li1c oct rent
IT'S pilOc jog nof ioo 9icrnc &ipmnonoslUrc!!"
~SSSa1en Set fo1 bt ga aoot fon1lre," laAoe Sen
ga1nle @or9nclter. SCI faloer jee enooo ct lGr=
oelcS formftiat %oIa. Oh fo1 fol1nlc 9rrc fpS
mig. @be11 CT sin iSooer ellcrS?"
Gren9e1 ifebeoe til sssoofim; iioen bon boroc
hert &ogt1nelt ;ere11 gjprc SsSnopcnoingcr. fpltc ban Jig
fife riotig 1tffer poo, at @ogtn1eltcrel1 ~pirfctio par
bans Sober.
Soafim troa6te %bcllutio,nt frcn1 oa iogoc:
vMaor Sc gooe Serrer ni( aiprc ,,paet for Sig.
1noo bu bcllcrc ioo Son6bcbc1 at pioc.". 91 ne1otc
ian fig moo @oran1elteren oa Sberiten. Soar hi
ital iige Set rent 1o, peb nj life, bpcm Grengen:
Tor CT! Ser or en- Wea11o, ion tjc1er fer @orN=
melterens S1s, CIT gom1nel Slpnga %forrelte,,, Scr
heoocr Sprcn Sfriber. Set or hcnrc @fo,1o. Ser far
braat 0re1gcn til nit, Mor og aipet be,oc noale
Ncnae for at op0rogc bam."
"srren Sfriper," iaabe cberiten =. "iome1 set
or So bel life ---"
Son ferte Gre1gen fen til gin61et, iao bon
riatia f'rn6e lie bans sniiat. 2anec itirreoc ban
in6 Set, laa ia90e ban:
Sc nit Yer, 6ar! Som 81, life fjenoc Grifs
9rGf bette Mnligt?"
@orgmcHeren itirreoe hit poo Greagen, lao
1agoe ba1 bejh0eligt:
Seq gomle @mr6 'naehe o%lliacpel at op1cpc ct
MirafeI. @sin Dreng, jea err Sin 6oriar!"
81" lagoe @a1s %ooerroffet.
"sSa," iagoe Sberiten, log iee er Sin i6orbro'er."
~%l1noifplo, ST.. 0berit, " ioqoe sSoafin, rot fun0e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

Gc, ionu1lc gfot 1torn1eoe Yoloffer11e &ol6ing=
bus, % Set blcp en- booro Sur; Set nraatte inorg1n=
mes Spe,1ifcrl,e, at Sc beo fra fig efter heoie gpne.
Set bar sen 15oc December, Ser efter poKf Gios=
regnil1g CT Ssatlcoften, og sen blen iaaleoes ferret pno
cit ret uoln,inoelia Sis.
Oct or cn 9splof, Set far eiterloot en- Gfil6ring
al stor1nen. SON ifrioer blonot ar0et, at &olaffer=
ne iprrn9tc slottets Soor11 91ft ten mes olle @pe1,=
@lferl,c /. Sc af til gejrs," flyer ban, log fog
&pl6dtter @r1otoanpc1t, iao at Set / @bgifperne
bar rn11tliqt at cine SEM. Serit ba Gfsploiione,
nor forhi, flr1oc n1an tpoeligt le Dem forn1e tilbage
og faloe mes &opet iom 6rger."
Wfc1 So bon l%an1tiotg f%orte(ler, at ben banife
90 ipcnifc @pr0c pnerbnreoe &alnpe11, bpob Ser 10 er
%pittcrlia niol,ot, fan mon life fnite Sis til ban1.
sn(i9erc( CT Scr nogct ont Cit Gfsploiim1, oog
poo CT list amber, Moo6e, ion1 ri nj, ifol ie.
aorporol ar,ot bar ao11ife rigtig ogiaa oe11ne
Song lnppet oo0t fra @olaffer11es Nngreb. &je(=
men honoe touct al for &1gget, rg ban bar fMn ble=
bet hcoapct al Slaaet.
Sm ?lottcn, 81 gtor1ne11 forcgif, far hon n1eo
til at iorirorc Slottct. og ban bar MorrSt Sc iioitc
tpnc Mfo1o. Scr blen trr1,at tilboac til G( ottets
&r,,otfrl0cr % 6(cp cniac ON, at SC hellcrc pilbe So
ero o%peroiuc Jig.
% hopoc rc,nlia let, hporlcocs Sc piloe Nolof=
fer ,coiab(eoe oa ,nisbonoleoe ocrcs aon1n1eroter,
loo Scr bar hellcr in9c1 Noooc at pcnte.
aorporol ar,rot, Scr bar Sen r(oltc, areb CIT
trl1ot 9ll1tc.
v9eoo, aonn1crotcr," ioooe bo1. Lao refer ri 81
@,,os Monl. ocpc @onoc1 o1 0on1lc Spcriac!!"
SON ltof 91,1tc1 ct oobc1t ar110tfob.
$ set io1l,n1c 2icblif les Scr ct @ro9. lon1 ON
helc Slottct por itprtet ionrmen. Slos(uer fpirpleoc
o1 Sem, oa Sc tuffe @prlpi10cr iloa 9fepner.
"a &bae11 trof bort, oopc>e T%olotfer'1e Jig reo
&rlSercn oa ioo Set f%rpateliac Sm1 al 11itte1 lent
Iuitcoe Mcm1clfer oa miot poo Gl,lpet ct lepcnoe
forbrGnot Mcnnclfc, Scr 6lcn boo1tt op og renet
ior @rl1otl(m11.
Set bar 1otl1rliapis sen 11opoeliae @orporal.. -.
h%olplte1t oa noe11 @oor, Sfiua oa 2ientrpn, 1ne1
o%lligepel life prrrc ti(reot. ems at 1a1 e1 Moare0
otter f1t1oc goo o%n1frina poo @pcnS 2lltuer og looe
liz ic o9 belnr6rc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

10 al6rig onre be6re,' men ri f%oritaar life, bborle=
oes set er gonet ill.," y:
uSaa bbr ba!" 1ngbe Oberiten, og ba1 fortalte
bcIe @%iltorieu ON @ornet og Mrben, og bpao Der
pioere Dor bg1t6et.
Obe1iter lntte6e: r@i CT life ale,e glade ODER,
at ri bar ir16et big, nit, 9reng, hi CT itolte ODER
Big. Gn lmr bit oa lom Ct, mooig Tpr ne6 @ier=
trt pao Set rette Steo. Sg oe1 garnle Some oerloe
9pttcn bar n1aa1fe raor Set fon1mer til @tpffe,
%oporoget sig bc6re, ems ri ielp funoe bope giort oct.
@enoc ltoI hi buffet"
r@cbspes life, ST.. Sberlt," iagoe sS5oafim meo
Sclpidleic, .benoe ierger ieg for"
SO jeg ierger. for Sig" iag6e Oberlte11. Seq
loper Big, at br1 lfal blipe ,ro1npnt til Ganoraf ion1
Mnerfjetioelie al oct 93oo % sen @nilobeo, Oh bar
bit / min Iie,relte!!"
rNo, Snilobeo," iaeoe. sSoofin1. ~Det our lao=
rnnno life paro at tale ON. Seq baooe Get @elo
at febe poo ioo6un ct fsrite Gargs SoSlebopeS 1om
&orpprol @r,rSt, % bant bar Set i1,ger1 &u11lt at tage
nco 9iuien."
.M1 CT 6on 9aact oerbe,1, bpor ba1 forbaobent=
liN life lful toges bel. M9ie1 mere" lagoe Sberltc1.
rMi ioo, at Eoloffer1e %buggeoe ban1 ,eo og res BEN
opcr bonn!!"
r!Spcn1 pcs. on ba1 life far flaret fig eno1,t
%ealaong," logoe &ogtmelteren. r0o Soenfer1e
eicroe oercS Mo6anereb oa iioer maatte goa tilbo=
&C, 1ln6tc Sc ho1n meb Jig, iao Ser bar moaIfe allige=
bel prret CIT. clogs SIP / &orle1. Seq tG1fer life,
hi or frroiu nco Sen gon11c SIR en0n1!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

tpnfit og sen fattige SPITE roc peb GaIbp ggsglle, og
ban, Der ielue bapoc prbpet iottigc auar, blep Sat
tigiolf CIT goo 9erre.
SON -osoe iom en- ogtet % onlet @ioa,o. g,or1
Ieucr bans 5laet 8pe1,, og cnonii itaar Sen garnle
acknowledgement pna Sorpet. @tbpert Barn 8pen
fienoer oe1,.
Ser enoer altiao Beretni,,ge, on, rsuealfcrne
poo &oloingbus".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

= %%s- &EGgr 49, ...8:.W| 4. = ~. o.am - n. ~
S S ia1roe6e rbrt / n1na1ge11 Stlnb,
buor lifligt bans Treosoro finger, s@
bpor 2lften / St1en blep Inn %. iun0
og Sanbet iif npe Singer.
Irpng us ira @jentme1,e, ltarte 3ro,
trG1rg no Stnoer og Sogne,
Crib Sierter Suite % @errebo,.
at Menigbeoslioet u1aa paagne!
@Gf @ooct % itGng for Ipiplen5 Dsr,
fnpt ltore % f,naa 8ieoc!
9ilibi bort Mnnbslip iom albrig fsr
@proicr al &roft og @lGbe!
Get err por &sbc0, at r@croeng Salt"
lon1 hiotil Scroen ital nirfe.
Ger1 1tore Melter bar olorig folot
loo runti1 ion, MI til &irfe..
S 9rrbc, lon ipnger bans Sponcl a1g
% ier ban1 alt tpl,11gen / &n9r,
fan bore, S inherit bi( ia,1oe cit Gong:
r1u icjrc6c oog, @ali(ncr!"
3oforios Mielien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

Sons blcp III ooofjc1rot iom @org11eltcre1s 5pn=
'calr, o1 BON oioroe life Sc 6orbaobni11ger t%ilifan1=
me, Scr bleu ginrt for fan1. &an i11obe11te0e blr=
tiat, hpac BON mo1aleoc boglig 9Gr0om, % ii0en
hlep bon Ell ilinf 2rrliug sen ltore sorretni,19.
Nlt, So Ssren Sfriuer mootte aipc Meg1lfa1et ira
Jig for at pootoNe Jig set itore Mcgnifob biltoppe.
bite Set Jig, at Torrct1ingen gift negc beorc, e1o
>cn nanle &iahn1ol,o troeoc, Ser bar laa l%anatfra
Silbogcauna. 81 Set 1nao lincs til Gfriperens
Sore, at Fan bopoe rpAtet lin @ier11ing bel = bort
Jet fro, at IAN hopce Itllffet Sper1fl,ooet / lin egen
9o1n1nc!!
ga &rigc1 cn0tc, b(ep l,ro,1gc al Sc ipc11lfe io11=
ger til6age / 9om1,arf. &orporol ar1ot llog Jig neo
/ &jp6ananosAoaroel1, bpor ban ierte Spipn reo
@ctc oa &oare, efterboanbe11 al go,r111lcl @a1,c og=
ioo n1co 6olfcnc @aar0c,1, Set loa til bon1 at font
man0erc, oa n1u1 fa1ot Jig set, for Oct 11na ino=
rp1nmcs, at fam por CT Mono, Ser 6pl0t pua Sr6er1
/ ltprt OF ilnaat.
SSoafinl fon1 til6ogc i%o1nn1c11 Mes lin @erre, bo
&rigcn bar e11ot. @o1 oabneoc ct 8iGltgiperi og
Sf9nfelt uc. &orpora( &r10t blep bans fprlte @jri
og tillige 6e1 melt %trofaltc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Sinlanb.

Gngang iee Bat min 6ribco itolt / Moroc1
og lbftet sSoren hit ion,oe1 Elet.
gngo1g nit 9$opn lpo ioaert opcr SsSoroe1
me6 Sa1gen fra Sc Suiino Spcrs @reo,
fra Solfets 8rplt,
fra Settles Snen og Mfinoer
MI Blot ct Gffo. >, iao tpt.
Men Scr cit s%Son1ir,, op poo @icract tiger
% imiler unocr Tol1c1, bpio oa bloo.
Sun foloer mig. 81 noac11 Sig III ipiaer,
men tro mos Sig / fSrorcs Toolpor goa.
Oh 6intonos Sor,,
b9p bpit bil, Irorcs &liroc
% bern bort gon1lc 1SriGcos 2o11o.
Ti11lono, 6inlonS> ifa( III, sit Napn i%oripinoc,
'fal Golfets Met CT brl,itcn Goao blot,
ifal Settles &0rf CT blpoi9 !6aol1o bciuolc?
Sci, nei! Si( 9poen ic9 ni( ltoo roo Yolt.
Seq bigger ej.
Gno 1pftcs lu11ftc @hrnpucr
og pb11rp9t Solicit hpicr Jig.
Nf, 9agen b(cNl1er, %lor9lon1t 5pn1gslpp 11Urr1cr
loo bemo6st1r111 min SfjGbrc or N}oro,
pe6 Gan6ets @rco MI 2a11bcts Spnncr brprlll1cr
en- ltaffet Sis mart er Set frcn1lnco 9Soro,
mems Ti,(onos @p
%ne6ierfer GGores Merfe
meo @l%ogebln1ll1 lrooncr Ge.
Nbolf Mot6iien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Menncifet ipaar.

Ser raabes lD0t ira Soge11c rs,
at Sroen gjor @jerter11c pegc,
at 9prfelien al Ell ~in6bilot" @lto
gidr &inoer % Sorfcr blege,
at Suffet ONT 6reo gjdr trnt og iloor lGf
/ @jertets !@igen oe 9igte11,
at @pnnen CIR &tlier &nGf poo &11nf
og bpller / @le1nle[ YIinten.
So Gpaun1r11o ififfet aft @,o / @p,
at &riltc110oll1n1c1 er rfGr0ig";
Dor Si0s=olo freezer &uroicr 11p,
iom er Dor Splpsriug pnroig.
Sc iejgc Mptber fra @riiti Sis
ifal bugges ion1 Snplteronfcr.
% ieire lfol Morbernes eget Sio,
Gtoraon6er1,cs soelstonfer.
2oo Mor,oer,1es bic MoelSitono
blonot 2er6c bore / &nlte1t,
mes Jiiiferne fra @enelarets Gtrano
hi beIger Glgatba=$@ elten.
Sc gan1lc v@ptber" bar biotil bapt
ioo 1ellon1 en- Mo9t ON 2a1oe.
@11g pef! s lmtner ei &ooe1s &roft, =
Sen ,1nres al @i>nlens Gonoe.
s, icm bor illttet mleo !@erren @ogt
% leber lun0t al bans Moa6e,
s peo, at er Ser / Ser6en Ell Magt,
ser trplter / Sorg % @aaoe,
en- Mogt, Ser REFER set bege Moo,
SIR Nligten iaa fier iom 2ennen,
Ell @agt, ser renter set ipge 8lo0, -
ioo er set @a16s &raft / 8snnen.
S, ionr / @iemnet far iluttet Sing
% @errcn anoa9situnoen,
s buffer, bpor ban gao Ganfen @Ding
og lag6e Ser Song / Mnnoen,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

Sberit &of tiebte Jig cit @ooro Narbeoen al
aoloing, % Der boe0e bon meo cit aoo og im,f acc-
Zig Game, fan bapoe egtet.
2renae1 Sans bar i%n1iolertio b(epe, Ell Ma,,o
% oct life ale1oe al s(ar, rner ogiuo al aarufter %
9pgtigbe6. 90 Sen ganle @orgmeiter obSe, opertog
ba1 Sen itore aj9bmonosgaoro, mart eiter gifteoe
ban Jig mes Ell 8orgeroatter fra 8pe11, og iua Mar
efter finder ri, at fan blep 11ornprt til @%orger11es
9illiosmon6 % oen eoerlte / oeres 9faoo.
Men i fine ii6ite Gage minbeoes BON lit, Sp-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Mppel til 1%tnsoommen!

llneoorr, iere &rpIIeoro!.
Muligbe6ers. aon9eriee.
2anb, bpor itore Trifcr ercr,
Qo1o, bpor itolte DrGnntc ittgc.
@ien Din &ruit til 0oge1s Gtri6;
ler blanot arr6et oct at pe11!e,
l1ng6omstt6 er 2oretio,
ltngoom, l9t Din &roit pao Mcl1te!
Gret tot til Sioens @rplt,
Int finn til oc1,s mango Stelnmcr,
fluff oog, set fun aipcr @plt,
iom on tro / @iertet g%ienmer.
@unb1fabs Tr6 CT mango 5lnes,
tiot 1neo al Slaas ltgrns blonoet;
oct, 1om giuer 1noo,1e slfs,
blep / acknowledgements bon1et.
Nlfreo S@ien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28

Ser hor Ell, li(lc Eiac i Sp(lcrpo @y,
Ell gonife lille l~troolepjct 4iac,
bum lpneer fine sSiier / bsjeite Gfp,
% fam bum niger, eo1nmcl, iaa trailer bun cit ,1p;
men bba0 bum beooer, pil ieg fife iiae.
Ser Dor en- lille Eigc gsllcrpo @p,
for benoe thinner Sol oa Gtjerner ipolc,
og naor o., n,bocr bcnoc, bli'r @lnoe,1 oo66clt ny,
Tugle1 fpi6rer baicre % alaocrc mos Sfp,
o9 Solen ltirner barn,erc / Gale.
@lic6er Glultic11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
&anbpoiten.

Set regncr o9 rcg1,er, og Stor,l1er1 Sen ilaar
lon boarOt l1eo lin &np poa Dor <6e;
met 9u1ropoltc1, trn0lcr set alt, mems ban Qoor
as trGllon11nc @cic bcruoe.
Meo Shopper, / @ool16el1 bon troper ofjtco
ao Stier % opcr Ste1tcr,
Mpi1er on Srcnc BON hril1ucr jo neo,
ban nco, at llco %u110ic( mon pcutrr.
Set rpcitc 9}pt fra 2ono og fra 8p
man ncntcr Jig 10 al snilc,.
90 oltio Scr ipdrges ON Sioenoer ny,
on 4@Sriic, pou Sr1prrrt % @riie11.
90 Moren n,, penter ct @rcp fra lin Sen,
% &riltio1 ct ira &c11i,1ocrl,
pg ocrfor Sc lpcioer og ipcjocr igien, =
jo> 2al10poltcn ban CT ii Gin0en".
San fou,,ner ioo liffcrt ion1 Ginter og goar,
bpoo c11tcn s.. tdcr ellcr irpicr,
ON &c9ne1 Sen regner, ON Stor>nc,1 Den l(oor,
llt itfc Set 2ouopoltcn fycr.
Me1 III fpn1ncr Ssal(el1. ng 9anopoltcn foor
oo nnrr' chs 6on 1lnlten fo,1 1l1agte.
Soo fior ga inr ham ira &us til &ooro
iii Sof for Sc Glrocr, ban brogte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1913-02-28
Sanfcfurn.

Sanfcfprn.
Set CT lcttcrc at nl1grc ems at tilginc.
SSSnlcs 2en1oitrc.
feli9. Is. 5pl1rnoOc.
Set cr mes Sfjpn6eoc, iom mco 55iif; Sen bcpo=
re-: 6eolt / IS. Gictnr G0crbl1lier..
Maa moo Gopc mango Scn,1er for at beDoloe CIT
cnclte iaicn Mocrbrnn1cn. 6. gScrt6cimcr.
SriffcanAcnc CT %ltl,1oo11 ifreplc al sfbotns<
mu1o % Gpioronrncrl,c mos 9G1tcifob al gp0e
9GNtcr1r1o. 6. ~. &olto1,r.
Set er fin, lopc Sirle, for lpis @jcrter set CT
lcttcrc at boo(c chs at roic. 0c6(enic6ldger.
Conn ct 9%ropaicn1t &orn or ct 2jeblif:
Set fan ipire ON tl,linoc Sioer;
2ic6lifs=Spno Ser, letter tro,
ioo hc(c Slrgte1 liocr.
G6r. Micbor6t.
TorSi man fur cn Eligt og beo Jig 6l1lroea1 til
Dlt DH DQr Inrnt1cr not I'll lite at n1llc lp1e 1g, tan
mon life oltie forbinorc 8slgegongcr, Der roffer
p1 rltlfcr eli ipm CT 8ooo, Ser peo CT, lang Sine
CT 61,l1ocn til Yolpnrfct. 90. @oloicbn1i0t.
Sen, ion1 %uoretter ct s(rbeioc as @o1gen bel,
1r0retter melt S%g11otiuS 2opola.
ri ol(c &crtcg1L lpm jcg c1rN bor bprt,
melt irrt mig tpffes, at CT, Miono fan trpgte,
mems ooa hol, pco, at Gpoe,1, allies Moal,
pi1t f%o11llncr, llonr 0c1 fpn1n1c pil.
Sbafefpeare.
Oh, iom1 are6cr, pnf sin Soorc bort,
pa ou, ion1 ierger, bnlf sin Sis er fort!
Sbi SIT bar 6rco, noor @iertet iti(lc itoor,
og 7eocns Grgcl logger Sine 5aar.
e. @aucb.
&co trpg at n1ir1ocs lin 6%proun1s Mso,
man idler fig fert 2pffe1s Sfid0.
s.. g. @oaluno.
ainr(iabeo ligncr Moone1,
% 2tgbeoen ct 1of Den:
naar SEN fife bofer ner,
iaa tager bu1 al igjet.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-15
!, FORM UNION THEN
CLIMB DOWN ROPE
Traction Company Officials
Have Auto Headlights Turned
on Entrance of Building to
Identify the Men.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. Is
After they had completed their organ
ization early Thursday members Of
the Interurban Trainmen escaped
from the hall by means Of an i'm
provised rope ladder. while so inter
urban and city street car company
officials had the light OF their auto
mobiles shining on the entrance TO
the hall In an effort 10 identify the
men as they came out.
The trainmen made the trip one
ut time and their escape from the
hall was not discovered by the officials
until long after the last one had dis
appeared
Carl s. Black. who Is organizing the
union. said Thursday that two-thirds
OF the interUban men IN Indiana
either had or were willing to join
the union, which is to be known as
Capital City, No. 4. He said the
home Office OF the union was located
iu Minneapolis, that IT was not affil
iated with any other labor OrganiZa-
ton and was for interurban employees
only.
The officers said TO have been elect
ed wednesday night are: Edward
jackson, Indianapolis. president; Fred
Oakley. indianapolis. vice president;
and treasurer. and +. J. Williams.
Southport, and w. ]. MallOney, In
dianapOlis. organizers.
The new union, il is said, will sub
init demands to the interurban own
ers within few days.