davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records OF the
Last Twenty four Hours.
Official Record and Forecast

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures ton.
June 3.-Generally and quite marked low
pressure prevails over the interior of the coun-
try, with the lowest barometer over South Da-
kota but although thundershowers were quite
general over the interior districts west of the
Rocky Mountains they were not OF much con-
sequence. There were, however heavy show
ers. with high winds over portions Of the Da-
kotas, and thundershowers in the upper AXE
region, with heavy rain in Northeastern Wis
cousin. There was no other precipitation OF
consequence except some local thundershowers
south of Tennessee and South Carolina. IL
is colder in the north upper lake region the
greater portion of the plateau region and the
extreme Northwest. but elsewhere -empe,a-
lures have generally risen and are much
above the seasonal average in the central val
legs and the plains states. The present pres
sure distribution indicates a continuance Of the
unsettled showery weather from the upper
lake region westward and in the middle pIa-
teau during the next two days, ana us eH-
tension east into the central valleys ana tl9
lower lake region by Thursday night ana INTO
the middle Atlantic states and New England
by Friday There will also be local thunder
showers in the south Atlantic states. In the
Southwest and the central Rocky Mountain re-
gion the weather will be generally fair Thurs-
day and Friday. 1t will be warmer Ihursoay
in the East. and cooler by Friday in the ex-
IRENE Northwest. Elsewhere temperatures
will not change decidedly.
Winds for Thursday and Friday: North At
lantic moderate shifting becoming south;
middle Atlantic, moderate south; south Allan
tic gentle to moderate, mostly east and south
east: east and west Gulf, moderate south
Upper lakes. Thursday thunder squalls. fresh
TO strong east TO northeast on superior, fresh
and shifting on Michigan and Huron. mostly
south over south portions and east over north
portions. Lower lakes. moderate TO fresh
southeast TO south Thursday; showers, prob
ably thunder squalls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
MINERS PETITION WILSON
Kanawha Union Officials Deny
Violence in Message,

Charleston, w. Va, June 3.-Thomas
Haggerty, member of the international
Board. and Thomas Cairns. president OF
District II OF the United Mine Workers
of America. to-day sent kilograms 20
President Wilson, Secretary Wilson and
Attorney General McReynolds in answer
to last nights statement by the coal OPP
orators.
The kilograms denied that there was
any danger Of violence in the Kanawha
coal field and expressed the willingness
Of the miners to have the entire situa-
ton Investigated by the federal authori-
ties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
ARRIVED.

Drowning Olga DAM, Caibarien May %.
10 the Munson SIS Line, with sugar Bar
~ Inper raj (Ger). Hamburg May q. South
amp.on and Cherbourg IS. TO the l fai mug
American Line. with 400 hrst zeo secodio,
749 third cabin and 1925 storage passeh-
Comai, Mobile May 20. Tampa 2s and hey
West 80 to the Mallory IS GO G9 %i1h m p"SS'H
FL Rio. Galveston May %. TO the south erh
Pacific Co. with mdse Quarantine; s NJ IN m
RlueaeIds %, Colon 90, Kingston % ana
santiago 20 to the Hamburg American Line
with 100 passengers, mails ana mdse' DAT
~ Havana, Havana May 81. to the New York
and cuba Mail SIS Co. with 232 passengers
mails and mdse. Bar, 1906 a IA m: c. 70
Pawnee. Philadelphia. TO the Clyue Ss Co.
with mdse Quarantine: noon >....,.,.o.
o. to the Munson IS Line. with sugar bar
iV Tbes p (Br). Santos May 0. Rio. de ia.
Metro IL, Victoria Is. Bahia 16. Trinidad -
and Barbados ~ to s6 Bgs yHdse DI Bar M
bahama (Br) Shields May is. to Barber
& Co in ballast. Bar. 80 m; - and
Lisbon IS. to ] F whitney & Co with mdse.
Bar, l m. , ,,.ororo Mo-, 90
Paramarioo "a ana Trinidad 20 to the Royal
Dufch West India Mail with passengers
and mdse Bar, 10 p IN. Cd; ,s
Danube BD BSrsSdos9 30 May sgd Is An nno al
20 sanderson & Son, with 141 passengers
mails and mdse. Bar: a m
Tlidia (Br), Puerto Mexico May ~. TO the
American Hawaiian SIS Line. with mdse.
Hamilton, Newport News and Norfolk, 70
the Old Dominion SIS Co, with passengers
and ndse Quarantine 2:43 p m.
Saxonia (T3r). Trieste May II. Fiume -
and Gibraltar %. 10 the Cunard IS co. with
passengers and mdse. Fire Island 2;4o p m.
Monterey, New Orleans May 20. TO the
United states Navy Department, IN oalias''
Quarantine, 3:25 m. w.,
Curricr Guanica May 90 and San Juan
2s 10 Houlder Weir & Boyd with molasses'
sa'xonia DR. ,Fiume May 16; Trieste 81 u.
fsltaT % to the Cunard SIS CO. Ltd, with %
Arst 400 second cabir end 1.532 stcerage
passeng gers and mdse. Bar. 5'25 p m.
chicago (Fr). Havre May 20. TO the
french Line with passengers ana mdse.
Fir. Island. 0:OJ n m. .,
sandy Hook. y J. June 3, $3.50 ? m-Wind
sourbwest. light breeze; clear smooth sea.
SAILED.
steamers Taor'nina Gtall. Philadelphia
Kentucky DAM. Havre, Montoso Jucaro'
Buenaventura tBr). Tslcahuano VIA Savan-
nan. Bayamo (Cuban). Havana; Seguranca'
Norfolk and Newport News: Argentina
fAus.D, Trieste; Carmania (Br), LiverpoOi
caribbean (Br). Bermuda; La Lorraine CFr).
Havre: stra;hzyle (Brl. Perth Annoy
Mornus. New orleans: Victorian tBr, Bos-
san Juan: Dinnamare Gtal). Port IanPa,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
JUNE ?.
mahattan.

The lrst name is that Of the debtor. the sec
,nd that of the creditor. and date when Juds-
insnt was filed;
:, :, cummings Cor. W. Martindale; Jan.
a6. 1915: 1899 ~ v,.- ,,.S =, ,o,a.
siIJ 10. a. "a ,a,.. TT AS
ANGELO. Gennaro--A. Capable; jan TO- Isio'
penl Adam. jr.-A. 6. Norton; Nov. 2o' lslz'
p''goTf Abraham, and Samuel Rudinsky-
United Electric Light and Power co. Jun
IL. 1914; 1896 d. a., ,,,,o.s,,a and
Henry Il. Dayis-IAppl Flfeprootihs ~
FEB. 90 1914. Si36 OI. -, rs,0,..
limited Gas and Electric Corpn-"' ih'e'e'
MAY -. 1914. s271 IL ., Ker,.
IyiIliarn Fox Amusement Co r. " he'
oct 20 1918 tyacated); 1888 IL g., -.
Powell Harry P.-Germania an, i"s w.
ian u. 1918 cancelled; $3.50 a.
same-T. Killian ct al; Dec. Is. is99 eeah-
ceIied): H.iio@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
BUSINESS REVERSES

EMIL FRAAD. $50 west 25th St, formerly,
president Fraad Contracting company, hItu
petition, with liabilities. s5267s assets one
of Fraad for $4,000. OF liabilities s2O'OOo
are to two surety companies on bonds. no.
LAGCo NC art metal .So% aIilabsi,ics
500 40: assets. S3,S34 Creditors include
Sarah Turk. SIS 100; J. Fromowitz $4,000.
AMOUNTS UNDER $4,000.
YoRKvILLE PLUMBERS SUPPLY DE,
POT. NC. 1918 LIST ay. MADE ASST! ai iiIIiet ~,
Essex Foundry. Newark, y. j., $3.50; jenkins
Bros, s177; steele & Johnson Manufacturins
Oo JJocHsE.PPiH BAFF. mems furnishings. 81 Rut-
gers st. Petition filed by Resen6erg & Brahd'
SIP; 4. Kommel & SON, slG2; Katz pa ,1do
b a%Rf s siSSo Li"6iiitias. $4,000 assets
Sij B8S%JRNETT & KELENsON,. furs, 40 East
10th st. Petition fled by Louis hasure''
GEORGE p. HALL & son. photographer.
Schultheis Company. s46O; Alfred whitley
sci; Donald Mclean somers. 500 10, -
GOLDEN PERFUME CG CONF NH i, 9t 10
ties. SIS, 732; assets. s078 Creditors include
Ben X Curtis, Jersey City. $500: Mary *.
BOYD. Maysviile. Ky. 81, 500 Eureka Realty
O0 HENRY p. G. JOHNSTON. ! West 3Oth st;
fled petition. with Liabilities. SIZE; nominal
@'S MflASRfo.cNi0 'TT +. MnLIGAN. New Rochelle,
fled petition. with liabilities, s1'GI4; no
assets. ooo
EDWARD ?. BPOSNAN. patrolman' 99'
Freeman ST.. The Bronx, filed petition with
liabilities. s795; no assets. o
CONCRETE FINISHING COMPANY, INC,
IS West 10Th ST., made assignment TO Alien
II Memh3rd. - -
SAMUEL BERKOWITZ Sheffield Plate
Company. tobber IN neckwear with or1ces
3S and 40 West 33d st, factory 401 East 9lst
st. made assignment to Henry Lesser.
SAM TRESKONOW. clothing. 1O3 Hester
st. made assignment to Isaac Cohen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
JUDGMENTS RECORDED.
JUNE 3.
Manhattan.

The following judgments for amounts OF
more than $500 were filed yesterday, the first
name being that of the debtor:
David Adler and Samuel Rosenblatt-L. Shul-
Hen Baron and John Doe-L Balteransky.
$201 %. .. .o-o
Michael Brigante-Bway Trust Co. s2.50l o.
Benjamin Brown and Doris-F: Epstein; s22S'
BENJAMIN NJ Brlggs-City Of n. Y. SAG 20.
Michael Rurns-Same. $2i6 20.
William Baker-Same SAG 70
James g. Blaine Eugartnom Realty and Con-
struction Co., sl96 a.
Bella Cukor--B Mandel. 1851 Al.
Coler's Bulletn-City OF n Y, 1850 H.
John Connors-Same. S2l6 20.
Henry Clement-Same. $246 90
Prank Chinnock-Same. SAG 20
Patrick Calhoun e. J. De Forest ct al, ST.
Daniel curren-CIty of n. Y, s246 90
Charles Cook-Same. S246 20
Antonio Collora-Same. S246 20
MAY Coben-Ettar Realty Co. $3.50 OF.
William Duncan and William jr.-B. B. Will
William mi, iD5e sea of N. Y. s24e 20.
william NJ Duffus-same. $40 20.
Patrick Donovan-Same. s246 20
Morris Dangler-Same. s246 20.
Frederick G Dyett-Same. s2i6 20.
Charles l. De Bevoise. eXr-Same. 1924 81.
Robert Doctor and Joseph Alimento-H. Hrsch
Arthur G Delamater-C Geoly ct al. s267 CT.
John A. Ewton-S. f. Moss, SiG5 40.
c. Blair Frazier-B. G. Enter. 500 6S.
/ Morris Epdor-l.
Yetta Goldberg-Tirrell Gas Machine Lighting
Emma Communicating Baumann & Co.,
charles Ganz-M Lumb. $3.50 70.
Rudolph Heiser-J. b. Bissell. $3.50 OF.
Max and Harry Herzog-r. Kashare. s5I4 90.
Fannie Horowitz-Edwa-d Thompson Co..
Holmes Jones-Edward Thou rson Co. s255 rs.
Jacob.H. Kahn-E. d. stein s2Ols 50.
Alfred Koscherak-J. Crosby. $3.50.
[ fsrcGc f,fllgSpfp
Leanza. bartholomew. and Maria Boune-
People. etc; $500.
Levcv Robert E-t'nion Exchange National
Rank Of New York. 1857 "A.
Levey Irene-same 1886 a..
Lackslin, Hyman-saihuel Kaplan Bro
LSnchtenberg. William E-security Bank of
New York. sS1lO q.
Moore, Annle-A. 4. Gavisan. s,ta s.
Matthews. Robert v.-Robert Refs & Co. "
N as No Isaac or Ikc-s. Bonis ct al.
Nikoianus. John-D Rioom. sa2i g.
O'NciI. I'rarl, S.-I. J. Buckley. SSl2 -
osborne william H.-Frederick Loeser Co.
o. Ron '' Thomas FL. clark. $50 o.
Prautner. Emil F.-Edward Thompson Co.
Parsons arse rs George s-Brshton Heights Develop
RUPERT Jacob-M. Dunn, jr. &o9f =. C,...,.
'G co'. ssis 81.
schaffler. Louis Joseph Flamm and Harry
KIelndienst-A Mandel. si.oi3 :,
schwinger. Samuel. and William simon-B'
srarIel Arthur M.-singer Sowing Machine
SAXON w.; - shepard RI n Du Bots & Co.
simmons. Nike-Hanns Distilllng Co, N9i VI
srherer Harry-Vsndewater Co. La
snSIiacy Daniel J--General Fire Extinguisher
Co. s?i6. , ,r.,,,t. q
o39 rs. ,r...,, - u,-,aru.,
II Krulewitch-S. T.. Tucht, Sll.esI 81 .,o a,
wang Victor-DuNy Contracting CO. W. w.
Mcdrick Co. Inc-E. Coleman; si2od 81;
Sts,dard Meter Co.-H A. Smith. kvp3 ~
A,iantic Fruit Co.-People. etc. s2.4Io %.
Marshall FIELD Con-. wormser ct AL
Henry Rosenberg Amusement Col. p.
c.r,ny Tile Co o Psrdcc Works. Size y.
Wagner OH Col. J. Little Ives Co.,
$500 30. 49,, r,,. 70
oi.ss I'D Realty Goa P'rd' Tile Co.,
c,,.s, - Ssw York; r. Quinn, 1891 -.
ostro Construction Co and Illinois surety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Saxonia. reported as 1913 miles cast Of
sandy Hook at 3l5 "A. m. yesterday, is OK
pected TO dock this forenoon
The AQuitania, reported as 1913 rSiles cast OF
sandy Hook nj a. m. yesterday, is expected
10 dock late Friday forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
TRANSPACiFiC MAILS.

,.,t,o.io, and steamer. $50 p. m.
u 49, go .-..,...............To To-day
Hawaii Samoan Islands. AurraIia'
New ne1'""u WIG ~ ....... To day
Ventura 49, -,
Hawaii (vla san Francisco)-Manoa'. :; Ao-u"'
Hawaii Fiji Islands, New Zeaiahu anu
colVer)-Marama NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWs of the World
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

Durley Chine (Br). Halifax: Tyler. Norfolk
ana Newport News, Lampasas. Galveston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
Vessels Arriving at and Departing
from the Port of New York,
Wednesday. June 3.
HIGH WATER.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise. $50: sunset. 7:26; moon sets. 1:i3,
moons age. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
Forecast for Special Localities.-Eastern
New York unsettled and warmer to-day.
with showers i'm west portion; tomorrow,
shnwers. mndnratn 10 fresh snufh winds


Western New York and Western Pennsy-
vania thunder showers to-day and probably to-
morrow
southern Ne;g England. partly cloudy to-
day. warmer in interior; showers at night or
tomorrow; moderate to fresh winds. mostly
south.
Northern New England, partly cloudy to-day,
warmer in interior; tomorrow showers; mod
crate shifting winds becoming southeast and
southwest.
Eastern Pennsylvania, partly cloudy and
warmer to-day, showers at night or tomorrow;
moderate south winds.
New Jersey. the District Of Columbia.
Maryland Virginia and Delaware partly
cloudy and warmer to-day; tomorrow unset
tied moderate south winds.
West Virginia. fair to-day; tomorrow I'M
settled.
Local Official RecOrd.-The following OFF,
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours, in comparison with the
corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04

Co-Msnhattan Rolling MIL $3.50
riiirois surety Coo. b. Acheson, 81, 90.
The Bronx.
r.rs,cos., Carbon.-S ]. Hickert. $3.50 IS.
f.EIh strei0er Co-Norma Realty Co, 500 49,
yscIb Etouruberger and CrownhiIl Con
struction co.-23d Ward Bank Oh 'he N''
o.'ro NScnst1ction Co.-Thedford Eltz Coal,
S32S -. ,-.-...t.- r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04

Highest temperature yesterday, II cat p.
M; lowest. IS lat 2 a. M; average, Us; aver
age for corresponding date last year. 66; aver
age for corresponding date last thirty-three
years, So.
| Local forecast: Unsettled and warmer to
/ day. Friday, showers; moderate 10 fresh south
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04

Barometer Readings.
s a. m. .30.19 l p. M. .SO12 p. m. 1905
United States Department or Agriculture
Weather bureau observations, taken at 2 p. m,
18Th meridian time:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
INSTRUCTION.
NEW YOKK-Manhattan.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-An ideai Who can think OF some
simple thing to latent? Protect your Ideas
thev may bring you wealth. Write Tor
Needed Inventions" and How To Get your
Patent and Your Money" Randolph Com
many. Patent Attorneys Wash. ID. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
AUCTION SALES.
HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
MalA
PORTER PACKER.-German, trustworthy,
wants position; good on coopering. Taborsky,
e0S East 18th 81.
Female.
COMPANION for elderly lady or gentleman or
invalid child or mother: helper; no ooJecuoh
% country: highest references; good sewer.
simon. 172 East End ay. -----
CONPANION-Lady TO act as companion or
chaperon 10 Individual or party going ABROAD;
exnrrienced: best OF references. ADDRESS e.
Box G. Tribune Office.
DT EsSMAkER-Good filter: gowns reinoc-
elled. specially. stylish misses dresses
Thurston. 5sT Lexington ay., near DIST:
GOyERNEss-- Teaches French. German;
ysars' experience: excellent references.
cttv country; s3o-s3J MacNeill Agency. II
W aS,h ST. Phone Greeley e343 -
PARTISAN young lady. highly educated ds.
sires situation as companion: would teacn
,rre French and travel; exchange references
8. Jaladert. mo waverly st.. Montreal Can'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
barometer Readings.

Humidity.
a. M. 40 1 p. m.... 35 p. m. SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04

COACHMAN and useful man; married; I no
children; experienced with saddle nor
good rider; has good references ADDRESS "
B.. Box Isl, Tribune Uptown ONCE, 1854 Broad
NaY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

Brings mail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-04
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
CHAUFFEUR COACHMAN.-singie' %, es
,arienced ~ driver. understands gentleman 3
place: employer can be seen; useful, Wiling :
anywhere 7 c., 100. Tribune Uptown Ohlce'
1864 Broadway. ------
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

iWHLM ASSocAIl6EY
WE@FRSApI lnfl

Suffered at the Post ONCE at st. Paul
MINI, ~ second class mail-matter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
9aniferne bil fnmpe imob gpifer-
ne inbtil Dp6en.

8laoet r6ree @reiS STEMS 8ulle-
tin" / 8innipeg gan., i1roebolot Den
lite os. fglgenoe Srteruiem:
rSpis Epitlarb ifuloe forigge en-
Snpaiion / 3unmorf % at erobre
&%jebenbapn, bill Daniferne iette Jig
til Wooperge in6til iioite 8lo6s.
oraube. De beregner at hunne boil
De &iebenbuon en- Muaneo> eller
lenge NOT in6ttl be fan fou &ielp
ira 8ritonien."
Denne l1otalelie TOM fra emil
Spffer, Neoaftgren al Sen 6unife
MniS rNor6lD%t" / Seem Sort, 1r1<
Der en- 5omtale me6 bum / MoDuI
Mepanora I Nftes. Scr. Spffer er
en- at De SO @e6aftprer al 1fan6ina-
ptite apiier Amerifo, iom foretoger
EN- Snipeftionsrejie giennem Como
% og Staterne i to pripate @1npeer.
Mr. Spffer erflare6e, at Ser blaubt
Sfonotnaberne life beriter BEN
minoite Gpipl ON arigens l1ofalo.,
1plflom6 oil blipe burtigt og grrn-
0igt m6erf11et og Donr1arf bill faa
lit tabte Senoerjpllano tilbage. SOL
item oil blipe neutral iao bel 1om
&ieler-4nnolen.
81 er imioIertio bange for, til
fgieoe Mr. Spffer, at Sen tpffe
6laaoe bill fo1nme til aiebenbopn.
8pen er itarft befpitet, og Spifla116
oil bebgpe 100000 Mar6 til at ino-
tage ben. Dn 8ritanien erflpreoe
arig,. mootte Epiflanb. ienoe fin
Jloaoe til Moroigen; bette frellte
bort 2an6 forelpbig. 81 er lite 1liff.
ter pun, ON England maaife ienere
bill blipe tpl1nget til at belette @ig-
benbopn, for at beifptte 8pen imoo
5piferre og for at bIipe &errer oper
Diterigen. &iebenbapn er Mggler
til 9iterfgen, og al langt it6rre @ig,
tigbe6 ems ale 6isie Fmou Miger
paa &ontinentet. Seq tenfer, at hi
tan boloe Ston6 / @iebenbopn en-
Maoneostio, irotil gnglono fom.
mer % til l1n0ietning. 81 bar
10000 Mon6 un6er @aoben, % Sc
oil fpmpe for Se6reIanoet in6til
sen ii6ite 8Io6s6runbe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

,ihaeliggii6re situatiolte,t, pt e. itil.
let !, e,tb Uortnllingen on Ell llpt'
felig Gnterna,ro meo flere Ber11,
Der gifteoe itg meo Ell Gntefor1e,
lom bopoe fem Mollinger. Meo u
ben brogte 5torfen en- anoen Slot
til Meoen. On ifign Gag opitoo Der
Ell pnIoig Speftafel |. @anrosplao.
len, % &one,1 tom itprtenoe IND !
p&uSet % raabte til fin Wiano:
Cline 8ern % mine @ern er pe0
at ifannlIaa bore 9ern."
3esltoen foreligger Der Spprgs'
maol al mi,tbre Gigtigbeo, men ION
imiolertio ogfaa mao afgiereS ! ois=
lie Gage, iom t. cts. getiuren pao
ino- % ubgoaenoe Eelegrammer,
m. M, bpilfet @rniioent @ilion.
enoifignt fpnlig meotaget al lin tint
ge @Rmipgelfe peo &uitrlens $40
opbp6er al iin &raft for at bringt
til en- beloig 2ssning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
6ihatf Nyt fra
&kan1tnautpt1.

Stoefbolm. 8an @run6 al Ga
rem fra De tpife &rigsifibe / Otter
leen bar &igsbagen bepilgd So,
100000 @rorer til Mobili1erinq a
Mrmee11.
2onoon, 14be Mngult. ST
Depeicbe til &euters Telegram 8u.
reau fra @aris Tiger, at Ben 6atift
Miniiter Ser bar un0errettet ser
franife @egiering ON, at Donmarl
bar lagt Miner / &ipgebugt oq
6orban6et mellem 5iellnmo oe
Mmoger for at beifptte ajgbenboDn
moo ct pll6feligt Mngreb fra
EpifIan6.
uGuilp MniI"s aorreiponoent /
&idbenbaD1t telegrnfereoe 2proag,
at Ell Meiien6e ira Berlin fortalte,
at 8pe1 er fuloitRn6ig afifaaret fra
Jorbinoelie meo goerperoenen.
SSngen @oft er mo6toget i Berlin
paa fiorten Gage fra Ml1slano,
England, Grottfrig elIer 8elgien.
apHer, @repe og Gelegrammer fra
Nterrig faar mon bore en- Gong
ON :l1gen.
Du man 5reong mootog &oit !
Berlin fra Be ifm6inopiife 2o1roe,
'pafte 8eretningerne ON De tpife
Neoerlog ! 8elgien ben it6rite 6or-
.bal1ielie.
&igbenboon, 176e Mug. 8Ia-
oct uEolititen" bringer Ct Gele-
gram fra @onitnntinepel gooenoe
ITO paa, at @llsloto bar forlargt,
at Gprfiet tilitaar uinoifrpnfa
gierutem Dar6onellertpe for
Sen rllsiiife 5ortebdbsfIna0e.
arigsifibe d ale Matiorper er
ifgIm 9ratfot forbalot at goa glen.
DorooteIlerne M1,slots0
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
Sra @oefforb, Sl1.
18oe Mugult 1914.

Danit 8rooer1amfunos 2oge Scr.
81 afboloer nRite 5gnoaq BEN %.
Angait &icnic / 6auit @rope paa
aiStpaltfee ct. Euren bertil fore
gaor ! automobiler, iom ofgaar fra
Stnte % &iSma1fee @treets 81. 10
% 11.3O. - Dromingen al oenne
Nicnic er foregaaet meo 11feopm-
ltg nnerifarif @nrtigbeo, ioet Be-
ltemmelien ferit bleb foretaqet peo
Sogens iioite Mpoe Sen Ste Muq.
Gre Meolernmer blep l1opolat poa
Semitic, 1ennlig otto anrr, 81. Ben.
tin og 9. aronnoIo; Sc bor ,ueo
1tor 3pgtigbeo faaet oil orbnet tic
Soften. 8illettcr til 6enne l1ofluat
fo1ter % Gents pr. &erre oq pr.
Game, bpilfet betoler for 4igretur,
Jortrtitninger % S1togong til gor-
ten. 8illetter erboIoes Dos aomi.
leeH % : NeterlerS Giib Marfet
spao State Street. maof,1rpe mes.
.brl1ges al DeItogerne. Da 2oqe
ytr. q fnn afboIoer Me6e en- Cana
ON Maaneoen, bar aoniteer perion.
Zig aoerters Soften iblonot Don.
1ter'1e Der ! gyen, % Sc boaber %
p't1fer, at ole Donifere nopel in-
oenfor aoaen ION a,oenfor, iii msoe
sop raeo 5an'ile % oeItose oenne
N'e'1te;; e'' hou1ertd forugieIig aioa
looes; Som e tort giorog til
oe''t'e SGT bor songforeningeu
rooi''r lopd q foanne hIiteoe fulo.
tollig 90 pnge e. itoran af Sc.
res beo sonoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
9isie aroner, riee, rnnoe.
Gn 6ebrelanbsians.

elsie &roner, rige, runoe,
oisie 8affers blpoe Drag,
bisie Bloc % blanfe Sun6e
CT Dor Jrpb fra 9ag til Dag.
2ebets Sus i'lpie 9fone,
8laiters 8rns / Sell og Stag,
Bmoens arl1s / M,1gens @obe
goar / 9nft meo @jertets Slag.
SIR, bpor 2Grfens Subel flinge
ODER 6laget ROOT og bpiot;
bpr, ct Spar al Stemmer ipinger
fig imoo ben fiaft og fritz:
u@i er GonIfe, ri bil bore
Dunite, bboroon enc set gaar,
Dnnmorfs 6arper bill hi bore,
Dnnmarfs @nab ogSapn og Saar!
@ene, bpibe aors / Gloget,
giemt / @1rpurroiers Segn,
mino os ttot ON &iooerilaget,
iom hi fit peo &oriets Eegn,
minb ON boer, iom pil0e bore
Big til Mre og til @agt,
iaa frimootg ri Sig Bore
beit oq frit, i 9rit og Snft!
.N 8iIbeIm @regeren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21
Den bemufratiife Siefet for Otter
nnrsnalaef / WiinueIptQ.

Governor-Winfield S. Ham
mond, St. James.
Lieutenant Governor-C. M
Andrist, Minneapolis.
: Secretary of State-N. N
Bergheim, Little Falls.
State A~uditor-AndreW
Rush, Mankato.
State Treasurer. NJ .Engel.
bert, Benson, Mimi.
Attorney General-Neil NJ
Cronin, Minneapolis.
Railroad and Warehouse Com:
missioner-Loren A.. Smith
Truman.
Gpnaresien.
First-H. H. Witherstine
Rochester.
Second-Jean Fllttie, Manka.
to.
Third-Carlos Avery, Hutch.
inson.
Fourtl-c. c. Van Dyke, S,
Paul.
Fifth-M. c. Bowler, Mime.
apolis.
SIXTH. A. Du Bots, saul
Center.
Eigth-Andrew Nelson, Du:
1uth.
Tenth-Harry swenson, Min.
neapoils.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-21

EIE.
nobragtes at 5. g. Gbriitenien
Correspondent til uNnitpeo Eiben-
De, i%efonoeret al Nir. 6. Masn1l1s-
len al minneapolis. Otter MfiDn-
gellen al Nationaliangene i De for
lflellige 9an6e, iom Der par repre-
leateret, brgo SeIfab4 op for at
l1pSe Ell tiltrengt @pile efter Dnr
gems 8eiDerligbeoer. Mogle af
.5e1fabet begaD Jig Snsbag Worgen
paa en- Sur / 0megnen, bpor De
torefanM nogle of 6e beoite Jarme
De enonn bubbe iet pan 9llren. De-
res naite 8elee gialot 5aifatoon.