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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

iagcs next week
Knowles IN III,
original cuss who
made an excur'
sion au nature
into tho Oregon
" o o DIS. an /
clothes. An I
food. sans shell
ter. sans gun
and survived In
this. HIS first the
asrical engage
ment. he tells
hon "a. AfA 20
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Other acts Walter Terry. come
dian. and hls FIJI girls In "cannibai
Isle. tho two Kerns in After the
Fair. Gardner and Revere In "A
True Variety Act: the La Tour.
aine Four. singers. and the Five
Juggling Mowatts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

Bellboy": Blanche Leslie Ia a SONG
and gown revue; PATRICIA and My.
or I'm an eccentric act called The
Dancing Fool" and the Polzin
Brothers. viennese ncrobats.
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THE TivOll

The Cherry Blossom Girls" at
the Tiyoli next week. concerns the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-17

itures to make the attractions all
that they should be. Pretty girls
and lots of comedyl--that's the
Tivoli slogan.
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TO BUILD STEAMER

BELLINGHAM. Oct. 1.-THE
Bellingham Alaska Trade a.
Transportation Co. will build a
light draft steamer Of 1000 tons,
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WHAT WARNING
CAPITALS SAY
OF ARMY MOVES

BERLIN. VIA TIE HAGUE.
Oct f7.--The German forces In
Belgium having effected
Junction with the kaIser's right
wing In France. . ssrIss Of en-
eaosmsnss With the alIiss ~as
In progress today ell along the
iins between the reoions OF
koyon and Roye. north~srd
Into Belgian territory. the war
ofics announced.
The weather was declared TO be
shocking.
Official announcement was made
OF the German occupation OF ostsnd
Thursday. no resistance being made.
and tho burgomaster surrenderlng
the city.
Rain and snow were reported TO
be retardinE operations In Alsace-
Lorraine and tho vosges.
In tho Eastern theatre OF war. 4,
was declared. tho Germans were
gaining in Russian Poland. while In
East Prussia not Russian re-
NAMED on German soil.
pETRocRAD. OCT. ty.-THE
Germans In Russian Poland were
hard pressed. aud IN full retreat to-
day, the war office declared.
Their battle with the Russians In
the vicinity Of warsaw was de-
scribed as having ragged desperately
for II days. and as resulting In huge
German losses
Tho taiser's commander was said
20 have been honest In reporting To
Berlin that he had won. the truth
being that the Russians retreated
from the positions 10 deceive the
enemy. who. advancing TO follow up
their supposed advantage. fell into
a trap, and were completely shat.
tered.
PARIS, OCT. i7.-DEspERATE
fighting in a heavy rain was In
progress today ut many points alons
the Franco.Britlsh and German
lines IN Belgium and France, &C
cording to information received
from the front at Gen. Gallieni's
headquarters here.
The Germans were said 10 be at
tempting 20 break through the allies
ranks some 10 miles from the
coast" but II was declared they had
failed TO gain ground.
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capable OF navigating the Kusko.
kwim river. which will be placed
on the run between Kuskokwim
river points and Puget Sound.
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cowpuncher days. when the cattle
In their hundred thousands roamed
the Western plains.
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The PANTACE 8

Joseph Knowles. the primitive
man" will top the biil Mt the Pan.
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THE EMPRE So

A bill OF ak acts nj Marcus
Loew's Empress theatre next week
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THE SEATTLE

THE Virginian" is the Seattle
theatres offering for next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
BRIDGEPORT BOY
LEADS LEAGUE
RED PRYsocK IS corsrprRrp q
FIND IN TIE EASTERN
ASSoCIATIoN
Il Batting in 200 Glass ana Pi.ldtnS
.s69' Being at the Top
in the League

Robert Red Prysock. Of Bridgeport
IyImefly or the Itnesvllle team boz tre
or the senson iu the Eastern Association
,easue. Red. who is playing with the
iittFheld team Boo this LEAGUE has r1f
yet struck his regular stride. but al
ready has Won homo in the heart n
we faus and The management allie IU
hiz wonderful hitting and neIdinr
Ihe season in this league opened
nhnut Two weeks ago and although tho
littsheld team had lttIc ournrturftv
tp practice. owing Co. the irrIsrIlrt
wenUfr. DO ia lu the first division fn
hntNnE. RED" ranks third. Just "a fru.
points behind The second man Fuf al
soon fa fnr league get GOING good Pm.
COCK VII undoubtedly lead the league iu
every department
So far THE season hc Gel the only one
fn have occurred three base HIf ana fa.
also secured two fwU.aarkfre. boo bud .Ir
Famra 40 haffIne. boo six games. anil
~ times no bat Dol has secured 3 nuns q
litE. md haF percentage uf ZOO rr
heIninr ir six games. hr hHr had sn rrIf.
outs. 10 assists. 4 error. and Hla ID f.r-
ceriage OF .fbf. leading the league
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
UNIFORMS ARRIVE

The spick and span new uniforms for
the Elks base ball team have arrived
and are on exhibition IN Friedrieh's win.
dow on Market street. When the boys
who compose the team receive then
they viii surely put UP some nifty ap.
pearance. Made pa o. white flannel and
trimmed with purple stripes and Al
Elks head adorna tho left sleeve OF the
shirt. The socks are Of purple and Inc
letters H. i. %. T. ~ play n prominent
part of tho shirt front Taken All la
~ iheg are ABOUT the SWEETEST uniforms
that have been seen In the CITY Tor sov,..
time. Members OF the Eiks team a.,
out practicing every chance they have
and EXPECT % be rounded into shape
within "a Few days and ready for Raul'-
with any crack teams ina the valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
PEACHES" GRAHAM
TO TERRE HAUTE
FORMER WHEELING BASE BALL
PITCHER SIGNS CONTRACT
WITH CENTRALS.
President Heiibronner. % Central
League, Issues List Of Changes
% Personnel Of Teams.


FORT WAYNE. Ind. MAY 14.-Ap.
other list of Chames in the personnel
ci thp Central League was announced
today by Louis Heilbronner. president
OF the orRnization. az follows.
Contracts
Grand Rapids Claude Thomas. gU
bapp. 81 a. Marshall. Springfield
Theodore Turner Evansville. George
Iopo. Terrc ilaute. Oscar VI. era.
ham, Andy Kyle
Released BY Purchase
by Springfield 90 South Bend I'd
ward J.. Duty bv Dayton 10 saginaw
Jacob Plate. by Tcrrc Hauto TO south
Bend. Thomas Stevenson. bv Grand
Rapids 90 Kalamazoo. Louis CROWLEY.
by Grand Rapids to Springfield Iil
hoT Baxter by Fort Wayne TO Terro
iautr. vs.. ". toillEan. bv Evansville
Io south Ecrd. John Sugruc
Released
Evansville. John Stoll. Tcrro Uaufo
. ". shaw. George W. Wheeler Phil
Motor. Ross Mooney. DAYTON Wubc
AtrC hant william Otoy. Springfield.
%. Harry Mccully. John Cocbrane.
James Gordon Grand Rapids. Kari
Robinson.
Suspended
Dayton. Matt Ut..a. lnncidsr OI.
lOm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
PLANK STILL
HAS AN ARM
DENOMINATION THAT ACE HAS
NOT EFFECTED HIM MUCH
IN PITCHING.
Only - Men Faced kim in Thirteen In
ninRs Yestsrday-HaRerman Also
Twfrlsd Great Ban.

PHILADELPHIA. IA. May 1.-The
which was between PLANK and Hagcr-
man. was won to-day by Philadelphia
from Cleveland IN 10 innings BY j 70 %.
Tho sole tally was scored ~ schanE on
a base on balls and flaEcrunn'a wild
throw when FLANK hunted. Both tearra
gave "a grand exhibition Of fielding only
forty three men faced Plank in the %
innings. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
WESLEYAN AGAIN
LOSES ON TRIP
MUHLENRERG COLLEGE, WINS
OVER WEST vIRQINIANS
IN CLOSE GAsaE
Pennsylvania Came BACK in seventh
aud Won After Game Was APP
parently Sewed Up.

SF''iai bispatth 10 the lntclligcuCer.
ALLENTOWN. Pa. MAY 14-West
Virginia Wesleyan's batting slump con-
tinued to-day and as "a result three hits
was her apporttpumeut and MuhIenberg
walked away with the game by the score
Of 90 =. Wesleyan seemed 10 hay. m.
game sewcd up when she scored two
runs "a the sixth on an inncld single
an error. and "a smash TO center bv
Lambert but Muhienberg came back iu
the seventh and scored two more runs
on Two doubles and wild throw peery
pitched an excellent game and with any
sort or hitting behind would have won
W Wesleyan played well in the field but
Two scratch singles and one clean drive
would not produce the runs necessary
Co win. The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
TIoERs rAKE YAEKEEs
OVER IN GOOD aAs1E

NV YORK. May 1f-DctroIt defeat
% New York to-day Q % J. Dubuc
pitched sensational bail holding the
Yankees 90 two hits. both made by pe-e-
lnpaugh.
a sensational onc-handcd catch b.
Hartzcll OF Carwf0rd. and the infieid
work ~ Hurh and kayanuugh featured
The game. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
BOXING NOTES

X. o. brennan. who fought Kid CLARK
here Monday. meets Soldier Bartfield. a;
Buffalo tonight. His following bout -
with Geo. n. .. Brown. In Philadelphia
allie smith. Bennans marager. stated
that the Boston Boxing Association was
endcavoring 10 get Al. Mccoy to meet
trcnnan at an early date. but so FAR
Mccoy has refused.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
CRAVATH Is
AT IT AGAIN
snouEzD rnIPLE rHAr WAS IN.
bf8unEITAL IN WIHHIUQ
IL IHUIHo CANE
oAms with Cardinals was On. of Mo-.
1zcttfnE Ever Witnessed In %.
Louis-Beok was . star.

ST LOUIS. May l4.-Cravath,s tr,ni.
itonoNed py Hackers single, an out bv
igrne ana killifer's one base hit in
exciting contest
Beck aud ;. Magee starred in tn.
neIu. me FORMER handled ten hard
chances without flaw ana the Iat,.r
Aylhs MS hrst game In the infeid'
inquired In seven fast plays. score
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Senators
WIN OVER THE WHITE sox IN Elk
CITING TEN INNING CONTEST
Gandil was the Only Batter Able &c
Connect for n Score, He Bring
ing IN Shanks.

WASHINGTON. May i4-washing-
ton beat out Chicago to-day In the
tenth inning OF a magnificent pitching
duel between Ayers and Scott. In the
last OF the tenth Gandil. irst up. singled
and scored the winning run on Shanks'
double For nine innings Scott held the
locals hitless. Score:
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81 sni'n Ioals SSSSSSSSssGJdSSsSSSSSSS5-S

Two base hit; Lobert. Three base hin
WILSON, Cravath. Stolen bases: Hie
Magee. Back, Cravath. Base on balls
On Perritt. ?; Oeschger. 20 Alexander.
- hooinson. j. struck out: BY Mayer'
= ROBINSON. ?, Alexander B.: Perritt'
y lmplres; Orth and Byron.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

,.lWo base hits; Hamilton. c. Walker.
Enelc. Three base hit. Gardner sfoi,,,
bases Williams. 2: Wares. Miller. Rasc
on balls. OFF Leonard. g. Struck on. ~
by leonard ?; By iisrilton. by Baum
b"Tuher' 1. Jmptres: EEan and Evans
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Buck" Grouse. considered the best
man at his weight in the boxing game.
and who was seen IN X. -. Brennan's
corner Monday evening. meets JACK
,McCarrcn. PlJladelphia.s $4,000 beauty,
at Pittsburgh. Monday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
PIRATES
los. Yns1 oAxn or sznrns TO
oxAuTB ALTEoUoM yLAr-
no BwTTUA
c,A<Hss Hs. outAas neorsv1sss Two
- ons-Wild p1t1h ~ Adams
D<Artsd Troubis

PITTsBURCH "a. Nay is-Ss~
LOT dS-~f~f f7t'shssrxh to-day In their
Ihst sAms 81 the s~ssou. q % . FIttn-
o-Hfh MT D~nares hard ard outhft $sN
iors- 90 I. bat . Wild pitch by Adams
b. Kelly and Cib.on gave the Clans
thrc~ runs on one infieid hit Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
Baltimore. 2. Indianapolis. 9.
Brooklyn. 4. 81. Louis. 1.
Pittsburgh. s Kansas CITY. .
Buffalo. 5. Chicago. 4.
To-day's Games.
Kansas City AZ Pittsburgh
Indianapolis at Baltimore.
ST Louis at BROOKLYN
Chicago az Buffalo.
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stolen base Clark Rase on b.it.. Os,
IyIers 2 benton, I Davenport. 3 struct
out by Tyler. 2. Benton 4: Dnvenporf
= umpires. JuiEley and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Two base 1it SAFER. Good Three base
hlt. leach. zimmerman. Base on balls.
euGhn. ltaFun q struck out Nv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
REDS TAKE SECOND GAME
OF SERIES FROM BRAvEs

CINCINNATI Nav 14-C,nct,r.,,
out played and outhit Boston to-day ana
captured the second game OF the ser
les to o. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
suRERBAs ONLY SECURED
ONE HIT FROM GINS

IHICAGO May t4-vauFhn pitched
inVincible ball today and held Brookivn
70 one ny Chicago winning 8 10 o. F-ive
Brooklynites got on base but opi,, 49,
or these reached second score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Johnston. Sacrifice hits. Hagerman
strunk. Plank. :. Base on balls. OF
Hagerman, 6; of Plank. I. Struck out.
By liagerman. 3. b. fIank o. rmtIrcs.
% LouRhiin and Hildebruud
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
BROWNS WERE UNABLE To
MEET THE BALL RIGHT

boS ION. May LEONARD held S.:
Louis TO four scattered hits TO-DAY ana
sosIon won a shut ont victory. 1 TO q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
NEW YORK STATE

At Scarnton--Scrnnton 4. Utica q
- Elnirn-Elmira- 7; Albany. +.
~ n-Einrharnrfon 2.
Troy. g. -
Syracuse 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Pecknpaugh. Sweeney. Base on halls.
or Heating. s; off Dubuc. J. Struck
out: by Heating. 6: BY Caldwell 1. bv
Duoue' =. Umpires; Chill and Sheridan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Three base hit. Berry. Two base hits
Berry. Day. Struck out. BY Peerv. 8.
Ieery. tCopelyl; by Wilmer. blood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Tho matchmaker Of the r. A. q fe
irflnE o. secure the services Of Johnny
hay and Young Kirk. OF pitteburrh
20 box the scmi-final 20 the next show.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
COLLEGE GAMES

PRINCETON 81 NJ - S,f-..
Lnn won from N0tre Dame this after
noon ~ score of Z Co. I. Bunched BIZ g.
rave the Tigers The victory score.
Notre Dame ....0 100000
Princeton ~ naa0n004 .
90, ,,,,rFer Kelley and kenuev. uevo and
~ Annapolis ST. Johns COLLEGE p.
Frankltn and Marshall D.
At Cambridge Harvard. .. vermont. 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

From a financial standpoint the bouts
At bridgeport Monday evening were "A
failure, the promoters having to Dig
down IN their pockets when IL came 20
setting up. Better bouts than those
put on by the n. A. e. Monday are sell
dom seen. especially the main bout
which could not have been better N N
had been Tor the worlds championship
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Chris. NOVEL;. who looks after KID"
Clark aud Bobby Trott. IL staging The
X. %. Mars-Benny kaufman bout at
Columbus. May 18TH
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which Will be staged June I. and which
Will be the last show OF the season
according 10 the Pittsburgh papers ana
Joe Donuelly. who refereed the bouta
ing bout ever staged In Pittsburgh, last
Saturday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Columbus-Kansas city. 4: Coiurn.
A. IndianapoIis-st. Paul. 3: Indian.
apoiis. &
A. CIeveland-Clevsland. 6: Mime.
apolis. {.
~ Observation-Disclosures. =: Louis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Two base hit: Shanks Three base
hit Chase. stolen bases: Collins. Nc
Bride. Base on balls. on scott. 2: on
Ayers. /. Struck out. BY Scott. 2. by
Ayers. I. Umpires; Dineen and Con-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

In letter from Walter Stewart. the
local featherweight scrapper. he states
that he VIII leave for California about
June J. IN company with Patsy Branni-
gan end Tommy Jones These bovs are
All under the management OF Jimmie
Dime Of New Castle. Pa Dime b. now
on the coast with Tom Mcmahon. who
recently knocked out Kid" Kenneth and
Joe chip. Geo. Chip meets Sailor Petro-
skey In a 20 round bout at Los Angeles.
May %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Two bose bits rcrtinpuurb ka,.
nauEh. stolen bases. Cobb Q. Blro
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Just who will he the headlincra In tho
last boxing show OF the season. 10 be
Eiven by the " \. c.. s. not known. hut
the 'lub ls tryinE 20 secure one 81 the
best middlcvelghts IN the country 20
meet Is. o brennan. who fought here
Monday night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


YesterdAy's Results.
philadelphia 3, st. Louis, J.
New York. 4. Pittsburgh. 3.
Chicago. 8. Brooklyn, o.
Cincinnati. 6. Boston, 0.
IA innings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
Philadelphia. / Cleveland. %.
Washington, 1. Chicago. o..
Detroit. 3 New YORK.
Boston. I st. Louis. %.
10 innings. : 10 innings
To-day'a Games.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Chicago az Washington.
Detroit at New York.
ST Louis at Boston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

In letter from Glen CoakIev. middle
weight boxer. % Fort Wayne Indiana.
challenging the winner Of the CLARK.
brennan bout he states that he VIII
wager from 500 TO $500 that he cen
stop either boy In 10 rounds. N they Will
make los pounds ringsidc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

Eddie Carver. the clever little colored
boy. Of Pittsburgh. who has made n he
MT with the local boxing fans. saws ne
- open 70 meet any lis pound boy in
me game, and feels confident that none
or them can stop him in 10 rounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

To-day's Games
New York at Pittsburgh.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
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fss sS,s .sSSs5SSsE.
Two base hit; Meyers Three bass
1nsi Gibson. Mitchell Base on bsll-.
III DernAress struck out: BY De
"a ~. oy ADAMS. Cmpires; Klein
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-15

G esSGisalS' .. -. SSSSSS22%s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

bIiben6en Mugen INNER crit auf tpie,
6erboltes Bitten gu BEN Mablaeiten.
Dus muBte ein @rbe boben. Gin
|giienbabner iolte er iein, r1r giien=
babmer, fein Sauiem6iaiia, Ser Dem
Slug 6ur6 sic 2ifte nadiarn.
Gra11Bert roQten sic 3uge ber uno
Fin, bra6ten nn6 entfibrten Sic
Meniden gu froben Soften un6 ern.
item 6etern, SSl111ge un6 Site, Stride
|un6 Mii6e bra1ite1 an @Iud un6
Notb, a1 500 un6 @ebl1rt boriiber
anf Sen glatter1 blinfettben g9ienen,
|Erager un6 Soften 5ugleid, Greube
uno 2ei6 i'm @efolge.
6rau Marie la11idte a1f SEN @a6-
|f9lag, auf bos Srtrre11 utt1 5ingen
ser Drdbte unter ibrem Geniter, o11f
SOS Dr0bner 1tn6 Donnerr, oos @ol-
len nn6 &otterr. l1nb sic altgemobn-
te Melobie Jimmie lire @eele mie-
Der better.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

ugeein, 10 mas," m1rrte Mufer.
Scum baben mir Die gan5e berebrlide
DISQUALIFICATION auf 6em &ols."
8eder man6te ii9 in Der Sbur.
Ser &rdiibent bot ii@ f@on a1ge,
mel6et."
v@aprtiti, 6as badt' id. Ma, ELM
otter goloat mie i9 miro ibm i6on
begegnen. @em es org fommt,
idifen iie midi in @eniton. 9aS babe
i9 Damn Sbnen 5u %perbanfen."
vMber &err Suffer! Sic iinb bo9
mein otter, Iieber %9ebrmeiiter."
vNh1r maden sic i9on, 6aB @le
in Sbre1 Dienlt. comment"
6rom Marie @e6er rang 6ie $an=
Sc uno IieB ii6 nlr tpioeritreben5 bon
6rn1 Suffer iiber Sen Glur IN tire
@amnter fiibren un6 in ibr 8et bri1r-
gen.
Ser Belle @intertag i9ien m1f Die
8ett6ede, als Marie 8eder enolib
nit Gbrdnen I'M Guge eini4ltef.
@dlime Eral1me dngitigten fie nod
I'M @@lof baB ibrem Monne m1s
6em @orfaM 6tefer @adt Strofe n11o
@don6e ertpodien tonne. @arnm
batte er ii@ aud NIT ieinem 8orge-
fetten un6 eimitmaligen 9ebrmeiiter
ner5anft! @em lie 11r getpnH bot
te, mas geideben tpor. Mber zines
itonb felt: @ar Tie eff gefntto, banm
uolte iie ibrem Man1te 5ure6en, bob
er enoli9 ieinen @igenpilen mro
Diiianfte1 11nterlieB, ettpos 8eior6eres
,rter BEN 8ea1nten 5u fem, etpas Sc.
1euter6es tper6en at moqen. Stun.
6enlang i6loB er ii@ elm, 5ei6nete
nno fdnibte, baitelte an ieiter hetrett
Drebbom berum un6 fam nit bod
rotbem @opf, betBen @ungen nnb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
@arnm es partifnldren 2enten at.
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Tolep's &onep ano Sar COMPOUND
1T prompt 1n6 tpirfim fir $uften,
grf6lh1nger, @tidbuften, &eiferteh,
2uHrobren-& uftert un6 $olslei6en.
Ebo1na8 @errm, &ancod, Mi@.,
fdreibt: r6olep's &onep an6 Sm
BELT raid BEN 4fhel I'M &alfe, un6
fruit ben &aften obne irgern ein
fhleMbes Mo@meb." sc ertbdH feline
ppintert a1r6 1T rein. Sos 1T, ma.
rum es 6ent pnrtifnldren @olf al1-
foat. Sc aner1 &drt6lern in ct.
GIopt6. - M1oeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23
@eiuist 9amt-bdeitigt &antfleden.

@orum gebt STR berIege1r ,1,to I'M.
geitaltet bon Simmer, &m1td1sfdIa.
gen, Miteiier, rotbe rol1be $m1t ODER
madt sic Aatalen bon @coenta b11r@,
SSl1dem 6le@ten, &o1tm1sfblag.
Sragt eben @a1ren Mpotbeter nod ST..
$obfon's @caema @nIbe. GoIgt Sen
@inten unb Cure &a11t.
fi116 borbei. Milo.
mftpeiden6, 1pirfiam. M,1sgeaeidnet
fit Bobies un6 6eIifote metde &n1t.
6as NufreiBer mfb6rm.
Silft imnter. 2in6er1i1pg ODER @el6
soy. lei @11rem Mpotbetn.
~ Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-23

Die @erban6latng I'M Dienit3im-
mer an 6ieiem Mo9mittog tpdbrte
longe. Ser Brd1i6ent befabl Sen
i9leunigen@o1t zines @eidertburms.
3uIett NIT bem @orfteber 1T Sci
fen @oiienit11be a1ein, ipra6 er bef.
|tige @orte aus, 6oB ein 10 bonn
Modtmad)en ermiibeter 8eamter, tpie
|Mififtent 8eder I'M borliegen6en nn-
|fan offenbar gepefen lei, nod Madt-
|6ienit getba1r babe. Ser goriteber
muBte Sen 8ortpatrf a11f ii@ iiben Iai-
fen. 2dngit NOR Ser 8rdfioent idon
init Dem @ebifions81tge 5urudgefab-
rem. Suffer faB nod tmmer 90, un6
ser untpiue gegen Beder 1eogte linn
am &er5en. Sir fie bei6e NOR MN
.!mobI nibt lange mebr @o11m in M1n-
6orf.
Die beioen Tro1ten febrten iid 11idt
an sic @efinmtngen ibrer @dirner.
Mnnde Shunoe faB Gro11 Suffer am
8ett Mnrie 8e6ers nn6 fre1tte iid
Ser fortfdreiten6en @ertefung. Son
%bergongenen un6 fuinftiger1 Snger
iprader1 fie 5ufamme11. 8ederg Bat
ten ibr ein3iges &in6, dig es to11m
Elm Snbr alt getpefen mar, an SEN
SOB bingeberr 11iii7en. Seh6em from.
felte tie Grm1. @or ei1rem Sabre
tpnre11 fie nod 4m6orf beriett unb'
6iefen @inter mar 11ltrt ibre 3ro11f-
beit gum f@1fnureer a11sbru@ gefom-
trnert.
r@g miro Giles f@o1t tper6er,. M1,r