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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
1nnna.

8. Seniel, en- Du1lf Jarmer,
Ser Dor iefs Mil belt for geoor
Soils, blep fprlebetl paufiert al ct
SSll. Central Nosiagertog og ilpm=
get SO 6on giernern 2alften ira fin
gogal lom forpanoleoes til 8tnOe=
bra11oe, men 30 4o1touftpre1, efter
at 9oget par itanOfet, font tillteoe
for at lo11fe iat1trte11 De formentlige
BETTER, fomSenien gattife roltg ba,1nt
inleoe og beflogeoe Jig oper, at ban
life fh1nbe fi1toe fit SSatt. 9Sou bgap-
Sc faaet en- nofiaa DDb 5la1rge I
gughopeoet, men forreiten ipntes IN
tet at mangle bonn. Soften bar
foriDunOen otter at gogten Dor bic
pen frrit bog BEN. .
80 esobn NoIlem. Ell al De fgrite
ssettlere eo Nella | M1arion Goat1.
tp og Ell al gtotefS lroprfelgite
Mp11b, bgoe fforleoet i TT 9jen1 Der.
iteo5 ! Ell Moer al 86 Mar. s11
Mooneb fsr lin Dp eiipeoe ban %
|bang 9nitru SIT galIobrDllap orrgd,
Deat 81 fine tent 8srr. afDgoe par
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HBtsrnttsut.

80 gn. al Be beftiglte Storme
man nogen1inpe bor bapt peb Mtl
maltfee, bergeoe forr. Manoag, @el1
MlliS, Mol1patoia og Citizens n0:
itillingsgrllnb, bDor s@iuroer og fle.
re 8bgninger goelog0es. Sen an.
rette0e Sfaoe pil maaife Lobe op /
$50O,00O. 5lere Menneifer bot
rpr blepnes orpbte UNDER Sc ebelagte
8Dgninger.
Eli 2ongla6e Counts &asie.
rer itbobetaltes forleoen $1,800 TOM
Detailing for! @etera1ren Sra Sber<
mans Opbolo peo 5inosipgeboipita=
let. Mr. 5berma,1 blep erflaret
iinosiDg i 1882. % 50 bans Sfngt=
ntnge fort efter iggte ON Neniton
for bam ~ SEN Ser ogiaa bept1ge>
6es er mi beroeo opfobet Ell
8engeium ali 5000. &eraf bil
go1ntp 11l1 blibe tiIbagebe=
tdlt Sc $1,000, iom Mr. @berma1tS
Spbolo bor foitet set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
IRA @a po 8nab.

&igsmaalsforening bleb Don't
net i sarpsborg efter 6oreorog al
gogneprGit Mlireo grifien. Gper-
@teenspan6 blep palet til
1orman6.
n6enfor en- &apn i genjen
omfom to Mon6 ur6er @tormen
Sen enc par so Mar og ugift, Sen
anoen 35 Aar %. efterla6er Suitrl1
og Z 8grn / Ml6ere fra / til 10
Mor ! ben poerlte 6ottigbom.
S Motionoltbeatret bar man /
.oisie Gage lat op to npe 8enfe
meb tiliammen 81 @Io6ie / Mmfi-
tbeotret. .nopi6elien er iHferf fier-
tommen for mango, Mmfitbeotret er
larlig i Speraoftener en- u0m9rfet
Hla0S.
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Or Sc nbiat fpr @aartab?

VI Se AuIuI 1uls qWuIIuu+
S iaa Gilf9loe bpr De for1gge
Sen bioenifubelige 8ebanolings iom
er bragt % anbefulet al iaa6anne
Nutboriteter JONI 81. Dal1re Mi1ler,
Melba, @ertuginoen al Morl-
mrs. 8. M. g. Belmont:
MrS. SEPT g. Morton, 11emlig Mrs.
uOlo gneliib Sbampoo
og Mrs. Malon's v0lo
gngliib @oir 1o11icc". Disie to
bioenifabelige aforementioned for
@aoret tillopeoes uoeluffenoe for
bisle Jolf, men sc fan mi faces al
alle / ollie Mpotbeter % Reparte-
ments =6orretninger. Ser finoes
intet for gon % rigeligt @oarsi Sig
beb meo Mr5. Malon's r0lb Gng<
tiff &air Comic" og benoes u5bom,
poo Cream.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

@ttttHsnta.

MSiiiteret1be 6oritbetjent 8
g.. 9iierneD pQaitoar, at &aren lib5te
ginter bar anrettet 5fnDe for ONT
trent $4,000 i Stosfa 5tatspnrf
|beo at ~grape 9arfen al nnge Grant
trRer.
'Garl Spien, 6orretnimsmatr
/ 2eSuel1r, blep forr. ggnoug INT
Der Ell Sagh1ofll1gt peos ct l1belo
ltuof og 0rpM at Sarrp @itcber..
Garl SSpiet, Der bar fgbt @leSofg-
9ol1ten, bleD A Mar gammel og eff
terlaber Zig @ultrlt og tire 8Grn.
@pitpret / Gl1ll1tb bar short,
Joranltaltninger til, at 1874 @Dgge-
tomter / ben peitlige Del al 8Del1
font benDttes til agtferbaDer al Sat
ti9folf, Ser iifffe ellers bar Mnle6ning
til at 6prfe en- &opeplet. Selifabet
for Sc 5attiges l1n0eritgttelfe bar
iig at .5age1, og Der bill ogian
for frit @aoeirp.
@iliam @ilep @enpon, Der
.fom til S%tpato1111a / 1853, og TOM /
80 Mar bar @anfprGii0ent i BDem
opoe, ben 2. SS,1r1i / fit Silent ber-
.iteos, 81 Mar goaunel. Nfogoe bar
|Meolem al Statens 2egisIatl1r l
1858, Gbief Glerf / 2egislot1ret,s
S9as ! 1869 .og 1870. iantt speofer
II 1876 og 1876. rs.
gbtparo SIion fanotes forrige
|5enoag Iisgenoe bepioitlps poo Gof
Stref Noao gitenfor Brainero,
b1potr ban Dor faloet al iin Doctor
cDfle % baDoe beifaoiget &ierneifal-
leH. 4efall DleD 1tr1fS DrQgI I'll goo
lpttalet, nle11 penteoeS lite at fl1n-
ne lepe. Gen til%ifaorfo111te Mapno
er sen Of $, s. Olipn % Inn p
Mar ga1nl1el.
Sire 6atere bllep orr. 2brbag
Ell meget lgnoerflqneet Eilitano
bragt til Soipiittalld III Winono, ibet
Der paa Ben nnoen SIDE Of Misfis.
iippiflooen Iigeooerfor gpen bopoe
itoaet e poIlotomt Slog mellem Il
GaterfpIger. Sc tic 8pen bragte
Saare ortalte, a Sc ~jer1otItge
lJplger lite bopoe eot a11llne1ll
EAhU E9E tGZ[ ~ MtIyK AE5 fk&AHa 80 A AAa E&&x III NEEkMH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
iDf,a nRrpp6e

sc w ~ D,aS g||I.,,'s
lGlpea eeae gioer u u,,ae1
ga,t atte fa ! MarerM roeSe
bortoDer, men bereenene life strsn1..
mems Magt, iom Itrafs n1eo Gart
brog Hrammen neooper MOB ssern,
trengen, % pa Be tprtreoe moo bennpe.
faitebe ban Morerlte mi, greb fat Il
aSernltrengen sog piloe belle ben ober
.Nrarnmen. Denne paltebe % ollie
lolot i @nnoet. Gen u1tge Gut %
en- al Senter,e lit Gag Serntraa.
ben % bolM lig fat til Gareemotr.
ben fit Gag ! Dem, mems Nptaab.
l1eren % De to an0re SSenter ION iob
bog blep truffftett neo>oper meo strgm.
men. 8oitaabnertert ION er Ell goo
gpgmnler, fnn6e atrtagelig bape
.reooet itg ielp ilouo itrafs. me1t for
at bjelpe Dc ip1tfenoe Senter, ereb
ban ltrafs en- i bper Saono, penbte
.iig ON % lDgmme0e moo 2onb.
Men Stren1me1t bar itprf, lrngere
og lGngere gift set neooper meb
fnl6 Sort. 50 raife Gutter, iom
ltoo i Nerbeoen % lag @ataitrofen
tit "a Soft fat i en- 3ram, mes en-
More latte Sc efter, % fit i ii6ite
'gieblif reobet alle tire: Se1nttierne
bar So ipnfeferoige og npltem uoen
8epioltbe0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

en- eoo llooanneliie, % 5anailien
tom til 9ella allereoe i 1851. S
belle go Mar bot baft fnpttet til Ell
gonfforretning oer, men bon befdt
teoe fig ellers meeet meo liter9m
9Dsler, ioet bon itaoig et1ten1 belt
reoiigereoe en- MDis Deriteos eller Ie,
pereoe giorog, % ittota fan Dnge
fyr tit 30 iissrer ban Nrtifles tot
tDif .9lpis 9rautge Gitb, s iiine.
Dnqre Due fDgleoe Or. RoIlen %.
loo meoet meo main oe Hdanoipn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

Sbien % Gnslenberne. S MnIeo-
ming al 8riDatopferelien al SbfenS
r@iengmngere" i 2on0on- ffriper to
liter9re Mntoritetet ioun .@iIiiam
Nrcber og G6muno @osie / Zines"
hanot dnbet: n8an Mottonalice.
1erre ! 8riitianio, og &ipbenbaDn
in6tager r@iengo11gere"" en- eret
@loos pao Mepertoiret. England
er MI set eneite 2anb @erben, ion1
b%ebanoler bette Drama fom noget
Trent, fom Blot tgr opfgres poo bem.
tnelig balbloDlig Maa6e. @r 81.
0en life mi inbe til at fier1e benne
Sfamplet noa Dor rationale Sntel,
ligens og. @a1lh1r.. Sen ene1te null.
&c @rmnb for bette 6orb116 er 6rlt
Mpings SentDoning til, bbis bun
Inroe, al looe SsfDdlo og 5teg111e
gifte Jig tro6s Slegtifabet. Men
,Sbien bar ielp pperfor en- al % err
-fleret bore at billie illnitrere ben
mooerne &ptn6esr Eenbens til goer-
ligbeoer, en- 9enoens, iom oe iene-
ite 8e9ipenbeoer i England bor De-
monitreret til Gberflo0. giloe life
Den 6anife &onges geipg bore en-
pos|enoe Mnleonire til at fierne Set
antifoereoe Som paa en- al Be iterite
alasiifere / set torife oe oonife
Gprog."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

VenSUe S!ue, ) At
leg b~efrygtede
N0dvendigheden
at en- Operation,
men den f0rste
Flaske jeg brug-
tie at Lydia 3.
Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound
befriede mig for
Slnerterne i min
Side og jeg
vedblev med at
BRUCE Diet indtil
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

.og bans somling al flasliif muiif,
par e1t 'of oe beoite ! 5taten. s Sc.
.lei'ere sar stilbropate balr line Sri.
lf11'oer meo Ct m.oeroiie iine gsr,,
belere Maten1atif % gprog. me-
o l'''1 bon belt IL iii 80 baDoe tit
Glter1te Jor'lejelie at le}e Sc gam.
le groelfe og lotiaife RIosiifere Sri.
ei''aliprooet Sans Bibliotbd paq
oette sulrnope bar ,oeet go,ife
1lallute'oopraasrligt, or at pere pripat
.Gienbpm.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
q 4 rss1 y Il An
s.Aoo or Pie.

gprhebpfpitalet ariitia,aia.
Huber Nracioilnn al oe,t bersr1te.
5atber .gnalgbon oabI1eoeB forleoea.
/ Eogton SOIL / 2ondon ben norife
go5ar, iom er arra,rgeret at ct.
.Sofepbisltrene for at Haffe Mioler
til 1t ,oprette ct gerneboipital Sri.
itianio. Mabningstolen bolotes al
Mimiter gogt. Eiliteoe par en-tal-
rig 6oriamling al Ben norife Solo
mis- og Sen engelife Soeietets Meo-
lepnner. S en- M9ngoe rigt uoitp-
sreoe @ooer praiioereoe er9ellfe %
norjfe Gamer, man6e ifert Nntio-
noloroet. Gen lterlte Dfferbillig-
beo er biit operfor benne 8a5ar,
iom stoes unoer 8eifpttelie al
Erprning Maub, @arofnal Bourne,
>ertugin6en Of Morfolf, Miniiter.
frnerne Jtnolap og Sbernoorff !
ariitiania % anore fremitaaenoe
Namer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

Taar Gpreisnins. @aarobrpger
Carl $. Noa1lsbus blep lom ma11
oil erinore for nogle Aar iioen at
Mlpnoigbeoerne in6lugt paa. Sinos-
ipseaipl og umpnoiggiort. 3nnls-
bus bapoe peret EFT pelitaaenoe
Muno; mer / SEN 5io ban par INT
Ser set SffehtligeS Bodybuilding.
blep ban en- fattig maro, % bans
5omlie blep oplpit. Sg eblmM Be-
tolfningen / Sc Dele al @maalene'
ne, bbor &aulsblts Dor, bar "a
Sogen Daft SEN lterite SSroignatior.
Naulsbus ipgte om 1000 &roner i
Gritatning. Sagen bebanoleoes |
Stortinget f%orleben og .blep @ien=
ltar6 for lipltg 9ebat. 0e 1000
@roner bepilgeoes enitemmig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

paa 5 Mar fpr MI, og 6erfor blep
Slagsmaalet .ioa meget piloere. Sc
fire Me11o bapoe nqiten utalIige
Saor, men lte6 Saterens gobe Wro-
bulb pentes 1e at fomn1e fig.
5tmens &eieiteret bor ofgipet
ben &ienoelie, at Sen %lobbe1temte
rtprre" gone al Ell balo Mil ont
firing. 8Der, Der for ortoitet 2icenie,
fife gieloer ltgeoperfor anore .8per,
Der ltgger inbenfor BEN balpe
@fil, og' iom bar bepilget 2icenie,
Strtben fertes mellem Sc to 8Der
Monterep og. Iriumpb / Murtin
Gou1tp, liggenoe minore ems en-
balp MI fro Binanoen. Monterep
git tter" meoens, 1riumpb bepilge.
Be 9icenfe, bporpan fpritnnpnte. 8p
oiloe tpi1tge Sen iio1te inc under
oDemepnte 2op. 0ette fan life
giereS, flyer @gjeiteret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
I ] Z : Z Is ( M ~
kllVl IND 4 !. ullnlll|dllglaa'r
. !. OPcFallOnIer
we'd at BRUCE Lydia p. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Cleveland, Ohio. jag layde i
flsse Aars en- saadan Smesfe I min
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
soms nurife 9ele6erebe peo BET

Conn nurite 2ele6ereoe peo BET
Ste noroiife interporlamentarii tie Ne-
leeeretmpoe i @rijtiania Sen 21be
% 22oe SUM oil fplgenoe oeltage:
@errer, 9ager11p, @a1ll, Galtberg,
Nnoerien @rimss, Miniiter Soge.
rl,p, SORT, 8ernbaro &ansien, SS1.
breblg, Sabren, aonop 60, Sou
Io1o, Mal,tm, Heerien, Scbei %
9bollors. Supplemnter: Stiftamt.
mono @lebr, 6. Stoa1slono', &as-
muslen, Soatimien, 2ltro, 81. Set.
mes, 2nppen, Jretbeim, Gieslono.
@unneltao, Samne % Sobnipn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

&abimmbab. Set er paa Sale at
onlGgge ct @aoiumfrrlteb pan Sees
o60en pes &riltiania. &a6tunema=
mtionen, lom er en- @asart, lpnes
at pirfe b~elbreoenoe paa en- MRngoe
%forifiellige 9lags Spgoomme, rben,
motiife og eigtiife 2ioelier, &ooa-
gro % en- @effe ar0re Spg6omme.
Sen rooioottipe Slide poa Neso6-
Sen, iom fin0es nebe pes 8unoefior'
Sen, er forbolospis meget iterf ra-
oiooftip % ser er iaapi0t ,pioe5
fun fire &uriteoer / europa - ct.
Soucbimstbol / 8pbmen, bporfro
for 9iben set melte Stadium font
mer, 9anoecf ! Scbleiie,L @aitein /
Sal5burg og 8a6enZ8aoen - JON
fan oppife fraftieere SLIDER. Sertil
tommer en- meget bel6ig ggenifd
be6 sen. 1orife radioactive Slide,
lamtioig meo at matte ct Gp1aa1a=
torirm ,fgrer ben ct 11omerfet Grit.
fepano. On Mpffe an6re Momenter,
iom pil gjpre Mnleg at ct a11riteo
pe0 8,1noefioroen for6elngtig err: BET
miloe Slime, set aooe Sgpano, &ig-
oom paa Gong, fmife ogiua @ptie.
Naoleifop % life mninoiit bets mere
8eliggenbeo og gcoe, 6orbinoelie
meo 6obeoita0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
SYD DAKOTA,

Jg har til Sag frugtbat Farmland. hvorpaa kan avles Alfalfa, Mas soc
Frugt, og hvorpaa kan holdes Swim. Kvsg og Heste. Narved podt Marked
Kike og Skoe. Skndnavisk Koloni. Pms $40 81. Acre . hoere. Sklv
til mig dag
Albert Gunderson, Pierre, South Dakota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
Sc ii 8enaabninaer.
6orrige'

Sc II 8enaaonin9er. Sorriee
@ang ser hep me6beIt @enoQbnin-
ger peo ltgrre @egibenbeoer bar /
1897, % Song Oscor SEN 26e11
feireoe lit neutrality-suspicious.. Sell
Ter fife BEN Gang bar Sc benqabe.
oes Mntol igrlig fort. SIR 1897
fun set life erinbres, at 8enuaonin-
ger er meo0elt peb .ligner6e MnIe6-
ntnger. Set bar pan Gole i 1905
at benoaoe en- Gel 5orger, men Ga.
gen bleo ltillet / 8ero, oerinoo ng6
5anger1e .paa @ano og 8reb poa
Salbuorsoogen for Zoe Sum-, 90 Der
Eogioa bol6tes en- Guffefeit ratnot ON
j 9anoet, iarnrne 8eg11nitigelie, fom
De opnodeoe Zoe Moi / Mdr. @eo
De It 8enaaoninger, forn beifutte-
bes / StatSruab forIeben, bar mon
tnne4 hisfn Go,,in,, a. +,on,.o+ 49,, ~.
mo ionrenes = MOI, ha,oonono mor
io,,er ion, n,o,, ;ffa na,,+o,
T. ioip,1 moro ! @n,,one+ a.. ~
ioale6es blan0t biSie II bperfen
Observation-Disclosures, Eppe eller
%rio1pnhe. MOI, ner;n,on n : o, 81
u~Inffp1iop Qni,npr i'm, NJ, no,,ot
6on,fprM for M-o,.nen,or, error 'mor.
nehroh WronM So moa \.
for,,npn m;foor aotIo 1890 a,,,,t
Mnentne;+
Observation-Disclosures. @o,.,,oo4a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fa,4harsa~ 49,
~ +;5I;aa.. ms.na.sra0ND'r..Y
Sal - - - e. MaI ~
sa,,ina ~ ga,sss.r - 49, -
,sarn 49, a.se y Fl'uul w.
.sr 80 pulf'e eelupn 80
~ puu''ruel y uup y 'lOr Oor1o91l9z
~ ! Aupnrn9en az oe
.1''eI ~. og
p.leS Suslna'se1lgslprele TOE ~
~'ts''geue'.' 5Deun Dul -suge1s ~.
leu''''W no1aleller 1m! oe
. !. 0,it1ueoe''pe g oeH, 1o1n 100
to ps,'O' y, Solgolo ~ N~r9sret1en
80 81 uuuel 1ra ceres par.
.t.ei1e Ruuipreno r. De allerfle1te OF
Sffentliggjgrelien al Sc bemmelige
|0%ofl1ne1tter mi tan iifte nben @e.
&omiteen tror bog, at
oct er rigttgit at borfie berfra og|
bepp'nme Ssagen efter oens egen sea-
|tur. Brocesien bar iaa itor, iatte
[sr1toose1re I 1oooan 8ebpgelie, fulgteS
loaleoeS at belle Solicit og blep til
|et laa inogribenoe 8eeipertbeo / ben
|ttorlfe S5tatsuobifling, at Ben lite er
opbsr1 at taloe paa 2ioenifaberne
M M ~ RE}EN $780, - IL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12
10000 &rpner i Gritatming.

10000 Grpner i Gritatning. -
Stortinget bor mes SO moo SO
Gtemmer bepilget 10000 aroner
til Mrtillerifoptein 8iarne Granner,
fom Gnfning al oct Sab, ban bar
liot peo at blipe beororet bort ira
fm StiAing lom Msiiitent og &on=
trolofficer peo @ongsberg @aabenfa-
brit / 1911. 8eIebet ffal nobetoles
paa @etineelie al, al Supplement fra.
faloer .etbpert pberligere @rap
Nnlebning al 9ortbeorormset1. $
en- tinelmg Debat blep oenne 8e:
lntring anbefolet al Statsrooo Sell
hat, Mapatsmarf, Berg, Mieloe
Mieen, slaert, Eraoal og 8ragtorm.
Gen blep peotoget meo SO moo SO
Stemn1er.:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

1914 os Daniferne. S en- Arti-
tel ON 6et norlfe 6olfs Jribeosoag
ifriper oNationalti6en0e": S Gam
morf er. Der i%nge,tlunoe 1oelt '8e-
geiitring for alt bpoo 17oe Maj-
erl1noloben inoeboloer, men poo
Minbeoagen foritummer Dor aritif.
Gi toger gjerne Del i 5renoefolfets
GlRoe oper Sc @%egipenbe0er, boot
peo Norges l1afbnngigbeo gruno-
lagoes for TOO Mar tilboge. Slpr
beunorer Ri set nroffelige Mo0, 0en
3roifb moo Jnorelom0et, sen faite
'Eilltb til egen &raft, iom bar Clos
Dol6sm9n0enes bele @jernirg, ct
lpfen6e gfsempel pan ct lille Tplfs
.Selpb9ooeIse / tunee Eioer, JONI hi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-06-12

bat ioet ii gorlIepiem, ion,
sen iio lioen q toaet 8raig
I 8Ioos ior "a, SO Herioner
oe6nset tolter meo ollie @efoeal,rne:
liabeoer ca. 10000 ar, Dette g
prite i it Clogs ! SoHingool.
81. 3,2N,OOO arpner bill l16.
Mllia,gen fomlne IL at tote. Wsat'
bboooe nnllooet Gmfoithiteerre til
2,.sO0l,0OO. Men mon fan piitnof
poo sen anoen' SIDE gigre @#eae,1iing
poo en- Sci efstro SSliotpgter, b. q.
giel,aeY &roeenter al olt oet, TOM
fotnn,er ilo peo Dpoisni1,eer .. Ign.
pao 5portspla0ien. !
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-19

The idea is prevalent that a ball
player to be a success must be large
and musculer in appearance, with bow
legs, a menacing manner and a good
sized chew in his mouth. There are
many built along this line, but an
inspection of the games personal viii
show that many other brilliant per-
formers have resembled this popular
notion rot a bit.
Should one corral a flock of fifty
players and examine them one would
express astonishment to note the
many shapes and sizes. Some of
them elephantine in proportions and
others of an amazingly diminutive
stature. Some of the most famous
players in the game have been very
small. I'VE Willie Keller in his day
was as hefty a hitter as Ed Delehanty.
Keller was a runt in every sense
while a view of Delehanty from the
rear put one in mind of a cold storage
plant. Muggsy McGraw in his days af
active playing was considerable of a
shrimp through he has acquired some
portliness since he no longer romps
DER the field. Jap Barbeau, Tommy
ton were very small, but quite use
full on the diamond. Donnie Bush and
Miller Higgins are two present day
players whose slight stature seems not
to trouble them at all Hugh Duffy,
ono of the greatest hitters the game has
ever had. weighed something less than
140 pounds.
The small players. as a rule, how
ever, are not dangerous at the bat
and those Of them who have hit we'll
up have been only occasional Good
reliable smuggling requires more vim
and muscle than the little men can
generally muster. These latter have
it on the big ones in fielding and
speed on the bases, but the towering
brutes with the abnormal bceps swing
the bat to the best effect Looking
through the dope one is not surprised
to find that most of the heavy hitters
have been large of limb. The medi-
ums follow them closely in such honors
and with but a few exceptions the pee
wees trail along a poor third in the
batting lists
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YESTERDAYS WEA-AE

. YESTERDAYS WEATHER. -
: AAAA~ 9 = . q . . 0 0 q .
United States Department Of Agri-
culture, Weather Bureau, Charles +.
Marvin, chief.
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Pensacola Ia. Sept. Is. 1914.
Pensacola's Temperature Data.
Highest on record for September, IS
degrees.
Lowest on record for September, "a
degrees.
Day temperature In September
usually rise to IS degrees.
Night temperature in September
usually fall to Il degrees.
Highest temperature yesterday, so
degrees.
Lowest temperature yesterday. ca
degrees.
PensaeoIa's Rainfall Data.
Normal rainfall for the month Of
September, 5.23 inches.
Total rainfall this September to p.
6.13 inches.
Total deficiency this year to August
S1st, 1913 inches.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-19
Federal League
Will Challenge
Other Champs
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago, Sept. 1S.-The worlds Sc
ries challenge of President Gilmore Of
the Federal league to the National
commission is accepted here as merely
completing the record of GiImOre's
campaign to receive official recogni-
ton of his organization as being Of
major league Calibre.
That the challenge would be sent
was announced a month ago and while
President Johnson Of the American
league and President Comisky Of the
White Sox could not be located here
today, it was recalled that both OF
them at the time of the announcement
vigorously asserted they would have no
relations with the Federals except on
a distinctly unfriendly basis.
Anticipating that his challenge
would be ignored, Gilmore said
month ago that in event of refusal he
would play a series within his own
league and declare the winner worlds
champion.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-19
City League
Side Lights

double nedQ6T SUNDAY. HuSnSyS
meet both the D'Alembertes and Wait
mans. Two f1rst-class games are
booked. Lurton now has his team in
through the other teams for the re-
mainder of the season. Come out and
see If they can do it.
This is the way the fellows lined
up at bat on last Sunday:
First Game-Hugheys:
Bergin-Popped to pitcher, grounder
to short, popped to second, doubled to
right.
Gordon-FTied to left. singled to left,
sacrifice bunt, walked.
McIntosh-Lined to left, grounder to
third, error, forced Gordon at second,
flied to centre.
Lurton-Struck out. singled to right.
grounder to second, error, single to
right.
Weber-Popped to first, famed, sin
gled to left, flied to centre.
Micky Graham-F'lied to centre,
doubled to left, popped to short.
Brent-Grounder to second, walk,
fouled to catcher.
Oliver-Popped to second, famed.
walk
left, fly to centre.
First -D'A1embertes:
Motta-Fanned, foul to catcher, lined
to left, famed.
Van Matre-Popped to catcher, lined
to right, grounded to pitcher, fly to
right.
BeI1-Doubled to left. singled to left,
flied to left.
Griffin-F1ied to centre, grounder to
short, grounder to pitcher.
Ernest Graham-Grounded to short,
singled to centre.
Anderson-Grounder to second, flied
to left.
Gould-Singled over second, lined to
left
Angelo-Singled to centre, flied to
right.
F'arinas-FTied to centre, grounder to
pitcher.
misunderstanding for e. Graham)-
Flied to left.
Second game-Whitmans
Wells-Grounded to pitcher, popped
to pitcher, famed.
Barrow-Fanned, popped to third,
popped to pitcher.
Brown-Grounder to first, hit by
pitched ball, popped to first.
Wolfe-Singled to centre, flied 20
right, grounded to short, error.
Gibson-F1ied to short, grounded to
third, doubled to left.
c. Bicker-Fanned, singled to right,
famed.
A. Biczer-Fanned, famed, grounded
to third.
Elsey-Fanned, grounded to third,
error throw.
Lewis-Grounded to short, forced FL
sey out at third.
Second game-D'Alemberte
Motto-Singled to left, grounded TO
short, error, forced Bombay at second.
Van Matre-Sacrifice bunt, error,
singled to centre, famed.
Bell-Lined to right, popped to third
popped to short.
Griffin-Forced AIotta at third.
doubled to left, grounded to third.
Sanchez-Fanned, famed, grounded
to third.
Anderson-Popped 10 catcher. famed,
singled to left.
Gould-Flied to right, grounded to
third, forced Anderson at second.
Angelo-Grounded to short, flied to
centre, famed.
Bonifay-Lined to second. grounded
to third. error.
F'itz says: You can see from the
above that we were there at the finish"
Have The Journal follow
you on your vacation.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-19
Acute Indigestion.

II was annoyed for over a year by
attacks of acute Indigestion, followed
by constipation" writes Mrs. NJ. j.
Gallagher, Geneva. n. Y. Il tried
everything that was recommended to
me for this complaint but nothing did
me much good until about four
months ago l saw Chamberlains Tab
let's advertised and procured a bottle
of them from our druggist. I soon
realized that I had gotten the right
thing for they helped me at once
Since taking two bottles Of them
can eat heartily without any bad ef-
fects." Sold by all dealers. (AdvO
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-09-19
BASEBALL
RESULTS
National League.

Brooklyn ., Chicago o.
Boston /, st. Louis 1, twelve IN
nings, darkness.
Philadelphia 6, Pittsburg 4.
New York 5, Cincinnati ?.
American League.
Chicago Z, New York ).
Cleveland s. Boston 4, ten N
nings.
ST. Louis o, Washington !.
Detroit 3, Philadelphia ;.
Federal League.
Pittsburg ,, Chicago 8.
Buffalo 3, St. Louis I.
Brooklyn 4, Indianapolis =.
Baltimore l, Kansas Cit| .