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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
Here's The Dope! Why
Not at Least IL Foot.
boil Teams This Year?
BY II. o. CASE.

Here's the dope! ... H..
Why not have at least IL football
teams in the field during the coming
season?
Is Punahcu, the Mckinley High
School. Kamehameha, the Town Team
and perhaps Service team, going to
have to DO all the playing?
What's the matter with the College
CT Hawaii and st. Louis College, the
Army and the National Guard-yes,
and the Y. nj. c. A.-each putting a
first team on the gridiron?
Here's food for thought!
Every big school in Honolulu, every
Army man on Oahu, and countless
number OF persons who are not stud
ents or in the Service, are boosters
for clean sport. Football always has
teen known as "clean" sport IN this
fair city; but it never has had the
backing that It deserves or that lot
of people would like to see 1t have.
Let's get out of this rut Of having
three or four teams furnish all the
football year after year.
How many men and boys-and wo.
men and girls, too-are there In no
nolulu who do not like to see good
game of football; something on the
order that was dished up last sea-
son? And where Is the person who,
IL he or she is follower Of the game,
will balk at paying an admission fee
of Is cents?
Four teams, mentioned above, will
commence practice shortly How
about the College of Hawaii and st.
Louis getting up teams? That would
make six And then Fort Ruger. Fort
Shafter and Fort De Russy? That's
nine. And the Y. M. c. A. and the
National Guard? Eleven. If teams
were formed at all these sources, the
twelfth team would Just naturally
form of its own accord.
With Just little effort, 1914 can
he made the biggest football season
Honolulu has ever experienced; a pc
Rod of good, clean sport that will be
appreciated by the community.
How about it. schools and army and
institutions?
Think it over.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
BY "STRAIGHT DRIVE

TAKING THE CLUB BACK
= Much power is added to the
Il stroke if the club is taken back
with the hands several inches be-
= fore the upper arm or elbows get
Il into the swing. Many of the
h books on golf and professional
coaches ignore this element in
the stroke. probably for the rea-
son that they think every one
x must ultimately do il right
If the club head is taken back I
along with a line parallel with
X the ground six or eight inches
Z with the wrists only before il is
x swung around and up by the ele-
u walton of the elbows and upper
= arms, the principle of the full
Z cram will produce greatly added /
u power and consistency in the
z stroke
x in the downward stroke to the !
y ball the hands operate exactly !
II the reverse of the way they go /;
n back and around, SO the final re- J
x turn to the normal during the !
y last few inches before the ball is /,
II hit and swept away here indicat- !;
x ed produce the snap that means
= greatly added distance
II II may take some practice to J
Il apply this bit of advice, but it }
81 will yield satisfactory results if
u worked into the game of the av- :
n erage player At first the in /,
u clination to closely watch the ;
Il club head go back correctly will ;
x cmharrass the player, but after ,
Il a little practice he will be able :
y to take the club back without )
II taking the eye off the hall. )
x --:.. .
4 ZEE II azaEEEE aRa5
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
OAHUPOLO mem
WILLPLAY
MOANALUA TODAY
Final Practise Game Before
Tournament Match Against
Artillery Next Wednesday

The four men who will sport the
blue and white of Oahu u the coming
inter-island polo tournament will play
their last practice game this after
Econ, commencing at about 4:30. The
usual Saturday game was put forward
a day On account of the primary cleo
ton tomorrow. Wednesday next Oahu
and the Artillery will face each other
in the first game Of the tournament,
so outside CT a little light stick-work
and galloping Monday the Oahuans
will get no more practice after to-
days game
The polo squad OF the 1st Field Ar
tillery. consisting Of six officers, de-
tachment of IL men and II ponies. IS
now established at Moanalua, having
arrived from Schofeld yesterday
morning The start was made well
before daylight, in order that the ami
mails might make the read trip before
the hot part CT the day.
The opening game promises to be
one CT the most interesting played
here for some time, principally on ac-
count of its uncertainty. The Artil-
lery strength is unknown. for although
the. team lost close match to the
4th Cavalry at Schofield ten days ago,
ii is conceded that II will he in better
shape, also better mounted. when 1t
goes against Oahu next week.
IL polo could be reduced to actual
figures, II would be easy tn pick
winner from the handicsp allowances
conceded the individual players by
the American Polo Association How.
ever. the effectiveness Of high handi.
can teams depends very largely On
the welding together ct the machine.
and the present Oahu four hasn't been
playing together long enough tn jus.
tify any wide difference in handicaps.
The men. while experienced players,
are playing together as team for the
first tine and in addition have been
shifted from their familiar positions,
N the hope CT strengthening the com.
binaticn.
Considered from the handicap list
the OshH team is worth IL goals. DIS.
f-ibrted as follows: S. A. Baldwin, 2:
". X. l.. Castle. 5: Walter Macfar-
lane. q: A s44s Rice.@a. The list Field
Artillery team fsures 3 goals as fol.
lows: Lent. podds, L: Lieut. NavIor,
o; Lieut.. Heard. q. lieut. Potter. 0.
On these fgures Oahu could con.
cede- the wagon soldiers handican
Of 10 erals end break even with them
which IS long wav from the actual
feet However. the Oahu team. aggre-
getting ~ goals. and playing IN its
homo field AGAINST team rated at 3
prals. must be conceded the inside
chance Team work will tell the
story cf the match when the final
whistle has sounded
The MPui nlayers will arrive the
mcrning ~ the gene with the dth
Cavalry Saturday. the 10Th. A letter
recentlv received from f. f. Baldwin
Leaves the selection of the referee and
ether officials entirely in the hands OF
the army players. the Maui captain
stating thai any ARRANGEMENTS will |
he entirely satisfactory to him. The
Oahu team win follow the same
course in the game with the Artillery.
letting the latter team name the Off.
Gals.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
FISTIC STARS
ON THE VENTURA
HOMEWARD bent

The liner Ventura has on board sew
prize ring, homeward bound after a
campaign in Australia. The fight
game down under" is somewhat af-
fected by the war, according to the
returning gladiators, but in general it
has such hold on the sporting public
that any setbacks are bound to be tenn
porary only Instead of having to
buck public sentiment and government
regulations, boxing has the active sup
port of both the public and lawmakers
and flourishes accordingly.
Prominent among the ringmen on
the way home Is Jimmy Clabby, who,
with Joe yelling, Is under the man
agement OF Larney Lichenstein. Clab-
by had a good trip to Australia, where
he fought four times. He lost a 20
round decision to Jeb Smith, won from
Eddie McGoorty III eight rounds.
knocked out Dave Smith in less than
a round, and then lost a handicap
match to the same fighter after 20
rounds, the conditions being that Clab-
by was to stop Dave in that distance,
which he failed to do. .... ...
Other we'll known fighters aboard
the Ventura are Kid Lewis, Young
Sailor, Ray Bronson and Lee Johnson,
all of whom passed through Honolulu
a few months ago on their way to the
antipodes. -ss,. -...>. e- Pr
On the voyage up Clabby and Wal
ling staged an exhibition four-round
bout that was watched with interest
by one Of the most distinguished gath,
erings in the history of the prize ringR
The Ventures passenger list included
many men famous in art and lettarss
and there was considerable talk about
the brutality of boxing among those
who had never seen a bout with the
gloves. Lichenstein hit on the scheme
of staging a scientific exhibition in
the educational interests of boxing, and
by so doing ne scored a big hit and
made several converts.
Those who were at the ringside in
cluded Mischa Elman, the Russian VIC
mist: Harold Bauer, pianist; Paul
Dufault, famous singer; Mile Eva
IduIDl6E ". T.. LNICnOloi "OTlu ISpI CT
sentative of the Encyclopedia Britain
lea; Prof Merritt and DR.. Porter of
Oxford; Dr. Abbott of the Smithson:
ian Institution. and DR.. Won Luchen,
University of Berlin. -. =.
Some bunch of high-brow fans" as
one of the pugi.istic fraternity re.
marked.
1--WE were treated fine during the en-
tire tour" said Lichenstein, in COM
menting on the Australian fight stu
atom. Now were gong back to the
states to make any sort of match the
public demands. Clabby is ready to
meet anyone, but there will be no
more of this giving away 10 or Is
pounds. Opponents must come down
to the legitimate limit.
Australia is one grand sporting
country, and American fighters can
get a square deal If they act square
themselve The biggest handicap
down there is the referee question.
for although officials are absolutely
honest, they haven't the experience,
and don't stack up with our best men.
Later they will probably develop some
first-class men, and then all this kick
over decisions will be eliminated"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

Though Territorial Secretary Thay-
er and his men have been busy since
Wednesday installing additional poll
ing booths and compartments it is i'm
possible to ascertain how far these
facilities may fall short Of serving the
the secretary has caused material to
be prepared and men engaged to be
in readiness to place additional COM
partments or booths at various pre-
cincts where they may be found neces-
sary soon after the voting begins to-
morrow morning. Thayer says he in
tends making every effort to give
every man who desires to vote the
opportunity to do So
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

time Also he can hit bit, especially
in the pinches. ..-..
Then to fall back on, We have
"Jiggs" Donahue, SomerviIle young
ster, who some day is going to be a
star, and Fred Mitchell, who does
most of the coaching, but who can go
in and catch a game any time need
him. ...
There you are. We have plenty of
good players, are close to the front
and rushing along faster than any
team in the league. AS | have said,
We have enough and plenty of the win
ming spirit. So we're a mighty good
looking pennant proposition, to my
way of thinking. g..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

PHILADELPHIA Sherwood Magee of the Phiies thinks he
figured
worlds involved think
McGraw The all framed
thing
worlds Giants
~ - So = = III =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
HAWAIIAN TENNIS CHAMP
LOST TO WILLIAMS

C. A. Major, Hawaiian tennis champ
ion. lasted into the fifth round OF the
national singles event recently decided
at Newport Major was finally ac-
counted for by r. Norris Williams, the
ultimate winner Of the tournament,
who defeated NJ. Z. Mclaughlin for
the title.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
q = . q . . = q :: :. o 8:
WEEKEND BASEBALL.

; Tomorrow afternoon the Puma
!: hous will stack up against the
!: Asahis at Athletic park, and on
: recent showing the former team
;: is favorite. The winning of the :
): game will mean much to Puma :
!: hCu's pennant aspirations, and
}: it is sure to be a tough fight
: The Sunday card brings the :
: Chinese and Coast Defense to- :
: gether in the opener, and the
! Hawaii and ST. Louis teams in
: the second game.
: :; {: 8: :: .: 8: 8. 8: :: :: .: = :. :; :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
YESTERDAYS SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Pittsburs-Pittsburg 4, Chicago I.
At New York-New York S, Brook
Iyn I; Brooklyn 2, New York I.
At 8oston-8oston z, Philadelphia
E; Boston 8, Philadelphia 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES (rain).
At Philadelphia = Philadelphia 8,
Boston 1.
At Wsshington-New York 6, WASH
inston 4.
At 81. Louis-St. Louis 4, Cleveland
4, eth inning. ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

Captain Andrew welding, command
er of the Revenue cutter Rush, died in
Seattle from injuries received in an
automobile accident. LII
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

All but 10 of the coal mines in Kan
sas have been closed as a result of
the strike of 5000 miners.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

Jules Lemaitre, the French dramatic
critic, playwright, poet and novelist
died in Paris. He was 81 years old.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11

"Contraband" may possibly mean
anything that may enable nation at
war to continue to exist
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-11
GoLFING HINTS.

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

9pers iejennem Minefeltet. gn
Gra1mnle,1sfnptein lna peb &rtgetS
ubbrub far6iglaltet meb ihOmplftb
Ii Sacobitao % fuloe til 9pne meo
|Yrops, forteller vDrammens Blao"
Dio lfignte BON, at ban neppe blep
%l1oflareret, og ban tog l0erfor nbfla-
rertng til &erngiamO, FONT ban tit.
Derfra fortlotte ban til @eliingpr,
bpor ban tit bpre, at Ipne bar 1pGt=
ret al Mirer, og D%feningen par, at
ban 1fulbe anlebe G9r0er for Sr6re.
l1ra Gprber bertes intet til BAN
men ct 3nr Gage Ienere Tom Ser Sc
legram fra 1pre. aupteinen baboe
tro6s Miner % troos BEN alminoeli-
ge Sfref, Der raa0ebe / De Gage. lat
arrien ret paa lit {8eltemmelfeSHeo.
acknowledged, Der netop bobm gob
8rue for Yropien, og Joni life bapoe
benfet at faa BEN, forereoe @optpinen
300 4roner, nflagbe Giiit omborb
Dos bam % %i1pitereoe bam til Mto>
bag.
SellsmDrenes t11e 2anb. Sc fpr-
lite 1rl1gter al Mrbeibet peb 5ellsmD-
!!renes &analiiering piier Jig MI.
@aarbbrlgerne bar i SIT funnel fac
&ns slolinge,, ira Sc fprlte Maal
Sorb, iom er terlagt. So mi paugaa1
Arbeibet meo 8lpining at ME Mrea.
ler, iom fgr ltob fulbitan6ig UNDER
@altb: Gen tlDe SSor6 Tan for man
ges Deofor1nre11oe bore noflod ON
fangsrig. Naa @aar6en Mo, ba1
man saaleoes pleiet ublfillige Monl
Arbeioet meo l1otapningen paagaa1
frentoeles meb en- 5tprfe az 81
Msano. Ger er gunitiee Mrbeiosfor
bolo for @roDni,ee11, 50 2a1leert e
IIioe11., Den bother. Chen. fnn Sir
beioet sri @rab nanifeliggiereS.
7------ J,
Gn @duc IT'D belsiif &ongo.. So
miteen for GibSDoIosmon1,r1entet ia:
Iefter bboo Der Hteb0eles .Mor6enbla
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

NDrees 8anf er iHfffe lGngere oer,
er1efte se,itit1tton ! Norge, ioa11 no
sengseooIer Sgiiaaa attielel-
ifabe spooaraneer u esp11ot Ct
trpffe eoIe itriDer srono bie rrt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
Mefnrmotorens ,sSnIliterflrrind.

Meformatorens 6alliterfl9rtng.
llngipcinli1tcn -Mlbert Senien bar !
statsraao hos ap,,gen facet inopil=
get lit Mmorage1roe on1sat hipe uopiit
al Norge. ga Seuien lelp piloe
reiie al 9o1,oet, foroi bet bleb bonn
for bebt Der, blep ban arrelteret |
Bergen lige fpr M~freiiens 9ime. 9an
bar iiioen. iioeet / Gopngiel. &igsaoboz
faten reiite Eiltale moo bum. sSu~
gel, Mep hrar1ntet for 2agmarosret-
ten. Dette beDogee lite 9amfunos
reformatoren. SON anfggte u1roeroo.
might @~egieringen ON at bltpe 11oniit
al 2anoet. San ph0e berpeb opttoa
lin @eniigt: at faa forlagt lin @trf,
fombeo til ct anbet Comb, bpor banS
Birfiombe6 piilbe p9ffe mirrofe Mooz
bsr e,1b Ben bar BAIT ! Norge ! bet
iiolte. so! moor WDnbigbeoerne 1aa
ser griber ine, ton BON 10 otter mo,
iu1be Ct anoroeenbe ON nbpisnii1g.
Set er Ell b~eriigtsmesiig Maabe ct
orbne iig pao. Da bill bon altio
fnrne begaa fine Borbrpoelier uitraf-
fet. Gete bor Megierineemi MI gipet
bom MeoboIo i, ifriper rMfterpo-
item SSan ers beiluttet nopiit. SON
bar Daptsoen Borod frenifor 2aroets
eglle Borgere at bon ffaar gaa llitrai.
d. gi gIaber % opersqt bore fpit
BAN her 2anbet. Mee1 Ri ttoa iarts-
tioig betIoge ot 8egieringeri %fren1o,ep-
lee finoer SET be1tiigtsmasiiat at l e.
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ipiIles, NOR MI @igsaopofateea1r sfal
tage m misunderstanding tilbage 90
ST. Mlbert SEMEN otter ffoI fog ben
Gre ao iin,g sag bbebatrolet ST bet
omIeoe statsraao ION ffaI gipe it
gan1tDffte i Observation-Disclosures
pppbbe'psIIie .ssss.i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

! Morses Mentraiitet. Set bar !
uoenlanbife Blade pnret ,me60elt, at
Sc 1teutrale 2anoe Norge, &ollnn6 %
Belgien iful6e bore tilblrbt Alliance
meb Gnglano. n8erltnerj Sageblatt""s
&orreiponoent bqr benDenM Jig til
l1nenrigsminiiter Sblen % faaet fpl=
ge11be l1btalelie ira 6enre:: Sen 11or-
tie Megjering or albrig blepet tilbnot
noget Mlltancefprllag ira aogenlom=
BELT Mugts SIDE. @apoe set b9ret
Eilfnloet, 1aa bapoe ri lparet: 81
Ct nelttrole og iom Ell neutral 5tat
er @ongeriget Norge nperbopehet lite
/ Sen Stilling, at pet in0gnar Wilt
ancer. 81 bill forbIipe neutrale oa
CT fait belteant .paa at foripare bot
Neutralitet til Get Doerite, meb. Baa=
ben, iflrloe set blipe neopenoig. Sci
iparer Staten oberior ollie Magter.
oct ienber aIle &egieringer. Deere
bur ri lite at iNe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

EZ--.. L"H#rF r.
81 Mmra itanbiet. gn 3ejlenoe,
JONI for Ell Mqmebs 9io iiben 0rog
eien11em Sc 3rafter, bpor MnlPg5ar-
kiber1e for Murareguleringen nj. b.
foregam, berettter, at Etlita1loen Ser
lt9rft mirbebe bam ON 8eretninger-
ne fra Sc franife Nanamaanlng. Neo=
ifober, @prffpi, Moterialer nj. b. Lao
benilpngt, fom ON man oDer Snls %
@obeb bar flpgtet fra bet. Set laa
triit ,ab. 8efolfningen i pio 0nfrebs
Dor belt neotrpft oper Staroien.
Man bab6e gion Jig Sc itprite Jorz
boabninger, inorettd iig rne6 belt
1tpe 6orboIo for Rie. 9pnre Client
~bomsomintningert bar fl1noH steo
til for ltaa1e1e 8rt{er og alt lido gjilot
no. 8arltspor set for Sen itore tat=
tige 8efoIfning, TOM langpeisfra,
tro6s Mopariler, bar reiit tilosls lan-
&c @eje og bapbe ifilt iig meo iaa,
gootiom alle line gie1bele for al
funre naa trent til Set r%pegulolan1.
Munge eob fig. Sci poa ugeltan1gle
Ganbringer for at fomme bjem igjen,
gift ti1ilut til GattigbGi e'tet:
Suarot cr BET oelod for De pelSiee
@ehrifters 8rlntolGgger, lo1tl5 glet1,
nem Narrnffer bar planlagt, forbez=
reot og nit allerebe baboe brugt It'll
nbfgrel'e 6isie gignntiife Mnlag,. iom
@er6en pilbe bMuet fprbauiet pper,
ON lite arigenS pi6trpffenbe @aanb
pon int ali eoelaggenoe @tune bapoe
feiet set belle ooeren0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

Sy1mmelhed. I.aegerne CAV mig 1ngen
Lindring, saa, jeg forsGgte Lydia p.
Pinkham's, LRgemidler: Vegetable
Compound og sanitaere Vaskemid-
del. Jeg err nu sund og stRrk og
kan udrette alt NIT eget Arbejde.
Jeg skylder Lydia E.. Pinkham's We
getable Compound alt, dette og On
skier, at ale lidende Kvinder skal
vide dette." Mrs H B MABEN,
oil s.. Spring ST.. Murfreesboro,
Tenn.
Dette. ber9mtA Middel. hvis Blan-
di~ngsstoffer uddrages af %indenland-
ske Rpdder og Urter, har j naesten
fyrretyve Aar visit sig vRre ct hoist
Nirkningsfuldt Oplivningsmiddel. og
Styrkemiddel for den kvfndelige Or.
ganisme. Kvinder overall giver vii
ligt Vitnesbyrd ON de vidunderlige
Egenskaber Lydia d. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound. 2
Hvorfor opgive Haabet.
Ingen Kvinde som lider af snogen.
somhelst Form af kyindelige Ulem.
Iper burde .opgive Haabet, fpr hun
har givet Lydia E. Pinkham's We
getable Compound en- tilstrikkelie
Prove.
Hvis de gnsker ct specielt
Rad b6r De skrive til Lydia E
Pinkham Medicine Co., (Con.
fidential) Lynn, Mass. Deres
Brew vii blive aabnet, last .og
besvaret af en- Kvinde, og holdt
j streng Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

we'd Lydia T.. ,Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound og cnsker, u.
at andre lidende Kyinder
i skal vide Diet.
Murfreesboro, Tenn. ".Jeg har,
lang It'd Snsket at skrive TIL Dem

for at meddele,
hvad Deres vid-
underlig Lgge-
lnidler har nd
rettet for mig.
Jeg led at lkvin-
delig Svaghed og
Forfytninger og
havde under IT,
den EN- tract,
oyeranstrRngt
FOrnenlmelse,
tung Hovedpine
nr Anfo1d of
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

"a FL - Pc .
$esrapet paa 8unoen al en- Sui
lilo. gn IS Mar gammel Gut, 8iarne
Mnoerl en-, TOM arbeibebe peb 8orre-
gaaros &pllilo / Sarpsborg, miiteoe
forleoen ct &l1lipan6 neb / 5iloeM,
90 Fan git 1teb I Silicon / &aub ON
at tomme op .fgr np 6oripning al
Sui bleo ll'ppet paa, men fit belle
%a11lltrpmnter oper Jig og blep begra-
oct .opbt ,,ebe i @ulmasien. mfan
bolot poo at grope Ell boIp 1ime ef.
ter bmi1. ga man fanbt bam, bar
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13

asiureret for 10000 ar. og neoF
br9note totalt. 2ageret bleb 6elptS
poelagt. Set par a%sfIl1reret for co..
900 &r. Saffeitab 3rnlaitlager, iom
fan0tes i lanlme @1ls, 1treg belt meb,
Set per oslnreret for $4,000 &r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-13
6oretaaiumlfben / g

6oretagiumlfben i Spn0mpres
energilte @opeoitab Maleiu11o gigr Jig.
itaoig itnrft gjaIoenoe, Bpe,,s 6or-
retningslip 1,ooioes nleo 11pe Anleg,
font gier 9iltrifterle ielpbjlhpne poa
oct Gmroaoe, f'om itaar i Jorbinoel-
ie meo Biiferibeoriften. seneit er Der
1aalebeS od,,ret to gellfnber til Mn=
leg AT ct belt nlo6erm Biifefrpieri
% Ell Mptor- % Mafinfabrif. S
Spibien tor Jiitefrpieriet itaar to
@riltianiuberrer, SIR. 4abrs % Sic
for 9rner. Sc er g~rlln6lagt poa e1t
,rp Metbooe for 5iifefrDsning 1neb
tilirarenoe Mpparater. Opfinoel'en
er giort al &abrs % ban ipger nu
&atent paa Sen. @pqo ben gaar uo
poo, benmeligbol0es forelgbig. Ger
in6rettes' 1tore 2agerru11, ferlf Uif
bar man mere e1ro rigelig Iilgmng
pan fra Diitrifterne. .ontring Aale=
iunn 90 Marfeoer n,attgler life, bpis
5rpiemetbooen bol0er, beab Ben 10.
Der. Ma,1 tager blanot anbet iRrlig
5igte paa at foripne &riitiaria. og
9ltlanoet nreb Jeriffiif.
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AoresieaDiiss M bar bapt anleo,,
ming til at Ell Of BEN, paalpoenoce
garoi ST., 800, 9efiten e. ioI1t ill.,
ger: s2itf. g.. go. 1893. Wor Or
beloer s.. &1llitoo bar poo optient
2gn Mgooe BoS os Rr. 500 ~
(aroner FEM, JON pi betaler bnt el,
Ter Gransportbaperen al ,,arpnrenoe
8epis ! en- Meaaneo efter at
ben n%llDpre1oc, e%llropRilte &rigStil<
ftano er opbprt, % Nrrfet oereftA
bar erbolM De fornsone Ma,1gelnioler
til itn Drift. airteneS Den 10. Sep
te1rber 1911 pr. Mftielclifabet Spo-
pnrnnger S. ~. @iuI." elsie Be
bier gaar lom Yetalingsmioler poo
&irfenes. gn 4ipb1nanb beroppe bar
fenot nogle @unorebe Stpffer al bp1n
ipooper til 1ronobjem for at faa
Garer paa Dem. Me0 bptlfet &eiul>
tat fjenber hi life.
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ban traIt, % oen tiIfoIot nge fu'.-
be intett gigre.

&oab Der fan pofie paa Mpren. S
uoitillinsers 17oe geftion, 1orp
bruasbpaningen peb Sioen Of Can.
,aerballen, noitiller.De norite MDr.
ielltubs 6origgsitation paa Mpress.
mDren 5parbu i bisie Gage en- rig.
boloie 5amline al a1llturpldnter:
Sobeofaal, Noteter, Gulerdooer, Soc:
per, grter, aorn H.. M, iom ioor
er aplet paa mrresmpren. 2igele-
oes er Ger at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ubitilIet aorn % 1urnipss ira Tor-
Iegene .meo inora &olonilation !
Mpre i Mam6olen. Mogle @narb-
brlgere ira &allingbal bier beslaoen
bpiffe @aaplinger maj, Fan faa neo
Dprfning al Mpr .paa &eifieloet,
3,4OO SOB oper &uoet.