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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
MOORHEAD NORMAL
GLENDALE

Fargo ~. b., Feb. l1.-With the
score ~ to IL against them at the
close of the first half, Moorhead nor
NAL canlc hack strong in the second
part OF the game with Glendale nor
NAL. winning "a to II. During the
first part Of the game the locals were
outplayed and for 9. time it looked as
though Glendale would sew up the
game right at the start. Carpenter
and Boyd, the Glendale forwards. got
behind the Moorhead defense at the
opening of the game and at one time
had a siN-point lead.
In the second half the Moorhead
team caIne hack strong scoring thir-
teen points and holding the visitors
to II field goal and three free bas-
kcts. The second round was all Moor
head. Carlander got started in this
session and went like a wild a
The visiting guards could not stop
him and his shooting put the locals
to the good. His success in shooting
was, to some extent due to the fact
that Brown, one OF the visitors
guards, vas injured and taken from
him. did not seem to oct warmed up.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
HOPE TO
DOWN HAWKEYES

Minneapolis. Feb. 12.-Tonisl1, at
> clock the University of Minnesota
oasKethal' tea1n will line up against
.he lo"3 Guint in what promises ia
Dc the t1rsi victory for the Gophers.
The maroon and gold has played Ave
conlerenee games this season to date.
and has yet to vii, its Arst. North.
western has walloped Minnesota +p,ice.
while Wisconsin, Iowa and Purdue
nave each taken a fall from Dr.,
Cooke $ aggregation Of basket tossers.
Except that they have lost to Chi-
ago and beaten the Gophers, little is
known Of the Iowa aggregation. Chi
ago beat the Hawkeyes and
While Minnesota lost only by a verv
narrow margin. and at that the am
was played AT the end of a tireson1e
UP on the par of the Minnesota.
team. { has been three weeks since
iowa put the kibosh on the maroon
ana gold. and with a number of other
ia n games behind them since that
,!me the Minnesota players feel thew
have the edge on this contest,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
CHICAGO FANS
ARE AROUSED
Circulate Petitions and Many
Sign Not to Attend any
Cub" Games.
O
PEEVED AT MURPHY
Firing of Evers is not Taken
Kindly-Act Helps
Federals.
(By Hugh Fullerton. ,

~ nm
Chicago. Feb t2.-t'harles w. Muir
phys summary discharge of Manager
John j. Evers has caused an eriIp-
lion of Chicago baseball circles.
Yesterday petitions were prepared
headed Never Again" and are beius
circulated over Chicago, against III"
National league.
Suspicious Of Evers.
Murphy's action, it Is asserted. is
Gue to his suspicion that Ever$ Vas
tlirting with the Federal league. A
month ago. EVers, in conversation re-
marked that "all a fellow has to do
10 set rich is to hit Murphy in the
nose" He e that the players
who rebel and refuse to obey are re-
warded, while the faithful ones got
nothing. Murphy became angry. \
GtLle later Evers said to me. .ioking1y,
go over and see what the F'ederalss
viii give for me-" Murphy heard of
Evers told me in December: The
Federals saved my Job for me. Mur-
ply intended to fire me ss rlanaScr,
but this new league movement may
change it." At that time Murphy had
excluded his manager from his private
office.
Evers later went to Murphy and
warned Murphy to get his players
signed. At that time seventeen of the
fubs were not under contract. MUIR
phy scored at the warning and de-
layed, but later became frightened
and summoned Ever to his assist
ance Evers Travelled $4,000 miles
and signed most of the players.
Murphy's Act Helps Federals.
The action Of Murphy has greatly
strengthened the Federal league in
Chicago.
There are more than 100000 sig
natures to the petition headed Char
ley Williams Boosters" agreeing to
support the Federals. The never
again" petition was printed before s
a. m. today n thousands OF them
circulated in the downtown district.
iGNers believed up TO the day he
left Chicago for New York that his
clashes with Murphy were ended,
and that Murphy had agreed not to
oversee his MANAGERS orders. He
had y hint the day before leaving
THAI Murphy might supercede him as
manager. but declined to put an.
Gath i'm il.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
May SEND RINK
TO ST. THOMAS
Local Curling Club Undoubt-
eddy Will be Represent
cd at Bonspiel.

The Dakota Curling club probably
will send two Or three Kinks to the
st. Thomas bonspiel. which will be
held i'm that city Wednesday and
Thursday. February is and 10.
Ameeting of the club will he hcld
tomorrow afternoon, when they will
definitely decide the question. Ii
was stated today, however, that the
club in all probability would he rep
resented.
The chief event of the st. Thomas
spiel will he for the St. Thomas Mer-
chants trophy. Besides this event,
there will he single rink competition,
ope to all those who wish to enter.
Suitable prizes will he offered for
each event.
Kinks from Drayton. Bowesmont,
Hensel, Crystal n Gretna will be en-
tered.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
LOCALS N PARK
RIVER TO

The Grand Forks high school bas-
ketball team will meet The the Park
River Quint tonight. The contest will
be played in the gymnasium of the
Roosevelt school.
The Park River team was defeated
last week by Lakota, a team which
has been taken into camp by the To-
calls. The Park River lineup hao
been strengthened since then, how
ever. and they expect to put up a
much harder am tonight.
Despite the fact that the paper
showing favors the locals. Coach Pit
All is not letting the men go into
the contest confident Of victory. He
a kept them working hard through
out the week. and declares they will
have to fight for all they get.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
INTERESTING CURLING.
MATCHES were PLAYED
BY LOCALS YESTERDAY

In n of he best matches of the
week the Fletcher rink last nisl,t dc.
icated the Common crew. s to q. The
came was close throughout. the
Fletcher rink being two down in the
tenth end. when they counted three.
The winning rim kwas composed of
Fletcher, skip: Wilson, lead; Mayer,
second; Paulson. third. The defeat
ed rink a Libby. lead: Ravcr. Sec
ond: WilkcrSon. third, and Common,
skip.
The second contes, last night was
between tho Bre,nner and EuetLell
Kinks, the former winning. Z It s.
The Brelnncr rink was composed of
Morrill,. Clifford, Girard and Brem-
ner, while the I1uettcll rink was
E%rockhoff. Dow, Thompson and Rex.
skip.
In the afternoon play, tho McKen-
zle rink defeated the l%Iersberger
crew. 8 to .. and S%hcppard's rink de-
feated the Black players, IL to 4.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
RlTCHIE REFUSES TO
TAKE A WHIRL At AID:
Will RISK NO CHANCE

Chicago. Feb. 1l.--Word was re-
celved from Jim Griffin. 4 San Fran
cisco referee. that Willie Richie,
lightweight champion, has no inten-
tion of boxing Ad Wolgast in Milwau-
kse ext month.
Don't fall for the yarn that Ritchie
Is to box Wolsast in Milwaukee, for
he won't" was The substance of the
messAse dispatched by Griffin yester-
day. The lightweight champion. it
was said, has been made to under
stand tina he would be taking a des-
perate chance in meeting Wolsast in
Milwaukee in a ten-round affair, for
if he failed TO stop him, which isn't
probable. and if Wogast succeeded
in holding him even it would be u
blot on his RECORD that would require
a twenty-round meeting to wipe out.
The Californian twice has side
stepped matches which recently had
been made with Tommy Murphy, the
New Yorker. on the plea of illness.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
Carnival WILL
Be BIG SUCCESS
Indications Are That MANY i,
out-of-T Town People
Will Attend.

Judging from present. indications.
North Dakota's first ice skating carni-
val, which will be held at the local
rink tomorrow night, will be q big
success. Reports from Larimore,
Grafton, Devils Lake and other cities
are to the effect that many will ar
rive in the city to attend the affair.
The work of decorating the rink has
been practically completed. College
sud j @s't and bunting pea''i hay see BEEN ssa1s p ana
fusely. Two large United States
flags, with the Canadian Union Jack
between, have been hung from the
center of the big rink.
The grand march, which will be
gin at 1880 O'clock. will be one Of
the features of the carnival. At 9
o'clock the Grand Forks military banG
will begin q program of special mu.
sic for skating.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
National LEAGUE
TO OPEN april u
Schedule Adopted Yesterday
Final Games Will be
Played October Z.

New York, Feb. 11.-The 1914
playing schedule Of the National
league as announced here last night,
following the annual meeting of the
schedule committee. calls for the
opening Of the season on Tuesday,
April II, and the final game OIL Oc-
tober q. According to a notice ac-
companying the schedule no changes
shall be made that will conflict with
the American league playing dates,
scheduled for conflicting dates except
by the consent Of President johnson
Of the American league. An excep-
ton to this ruling is made on the final
trip Of the season, to be exercised on
ly in the case of absolute necessity.
There are but four conflicting dates,
however, all of which occur in Chi
cago, these being May 10, 81, July 8
and September 13.
In the distribution of home holiday
and Saturday dates, those schedule
plums are about evenly apportioned,
although the western clubs have q
slight advantage over their eastern
rivals. Pittsburg draws Is Saturdays
and three holiday dates; Chicago
fourteen Sundays, eleven Saturdays
and two holidays. st. Louis. secures
eleven Sundays, ten Saturdays and
one holiday and Cincinnati has fifteen
Sundays and ten Saturdays. I the
east Boston has thirteen Saturdays
and three holiday dates; Philadelphia
thirteen Saturdays and two holidays;
New York and Brooklyn share alike,
each being allotted fourteen Satur-
days and n holiday.
The road schedule shows that Gin
cinnati has fifteen Saturdays, two Sun
days and three holidays; Chicago
fourteen Saturdays, three Sundays
and two holidays: st. Louis fifteen
Saturdays. six Sundays and two holi-
days; New York eleven Saturdays, five
Sundays and two holidays; Brooklyn
receives a similar share: Pittsburg
ten Sundays and ten Saturdays and
Philadelphia twelve Sundays, five
Sundays and holiday,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
HOCKEY TEAM AT
CROOKSTON D

The Grand Forks hockey team left
this noon for Crookston, where this
afternoon they are playing the team
of that city. This is the second am
between these two teams this season,
and the locals are making an effort
to redeem themselves for their de-
feat earlier in the season.
"A third game probably will be play
ed with Crookston this season. Ac-
cordins to present plans. the contest
if played will be held in this city
February 20.
The local team this afternoon is
composed Of T. Mcfarland, G. Nc
F,arland, Wiiloughby, Secord. Cotton,
Trevelan and Lukkason. S%calosser,
Kennedy and Ford were taken along
as substitutes.
The team was accompanied by a
large number of local supporters.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
WILL HAVE
TALK WITH TINKER

New York, Feb. 12.-President Gil
more Of the Federal league said he
had made no offers to Johnny Eyers.
deposed manager of the Chicago Cubs.
and that he would make no offer to
the scrappy second baseman until his
contract with the Cubs have expired.
VIII have a talk with Evers,'
ply automatically cancelled the We
contract to which he held Eycrs
when he dismissed him. will talk
1usi1s1A with NverS."
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
GOTCH MAY
THE WRESTLING RING

Chicago, Feb. 12.-1f Paul Sam
son. the German. wins from Stan
islaus Zbyszko in their wrestling
match here February 16, Frank
Gotch will emerge from his retire
ment and challenge Samson in an
effort to keep the worlds champion
ship in America. This was announced
yesterday by Emil Klank. Gotch's
manager.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
SKI MEN GATHER
FOR ANNUAL MEET

duluth. Feb. l2.- Ski jumpers of
naIlonai and international Importance
ski for croas-country CONNIE,
tition, and several hundred enthmsias.
tic followers OF the wooden-bIad sd
game. are in Duluth awaiting Fridsv
nights migration to Virginia Minn
Wnere the biggest event in America
skiing-the national competit;on-
VIII DC put on Saturday and SUNDAY.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12

Paris, France, Feb. 11.-As a re-
suit Of a recent invention by Marcy
of this city a photograph has been
taken which shows the same individ-
ual in every move Of the giant
swing from the very first movement
TO its completion. The discovery of
4; method of thus recording on one
plate several distinct pictures is the
biggest thing in photography since
the invention Of the cinematosraph.
heretofore one VI the greatest diff.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12

ficulties in the proper instruction OF
physical culture has been the almost
impossible a of explaining to the
pupil the correct, method OF execut-
Ing movements. 1t IL now possible
with the Marcy camera to photograph
a pupil in the performance Of the
class exercise all on one plate. and
print point out to the pupil Just
where any faulty executions are and
Just what particular position or ac-
ton to rsctify.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
Safe for Babies, Effective for Grown.

That's Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound. 1t has the confidence Of your
druggist. who knows it will give you
satisfaction. w. w. Nessmith, States
boro. Ca, says: II have used Foley's
Honey and Tar Compound in my fam
lily and have sold it in my store and
it never fails to cure" Refuse a SUBJ
stitute.-McGrath's Pharmacy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
DESTROYER NAMES REcoRD.

Washington, Feb. IA record for
long distance steaning has been rs
,ablished by the new torpedo boat de-
stroyer Alwyn, which has reported
completion of d. 1,40o-mile voyage
from Newport, r. T.. to Guantanamo.
Cuba. in sixty-nine hours. Heavy
weather was encountered.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12
FuCkERTA|LS LOSE TO
FAST CARLETON CUNT;
PLAY LUTHER COLLEGE

Northfeld, Mimi, Feb. 12.-The
North Dakota university basketball
team was defeated yesterday after
noon by Carleton college, Is to IL.
1t was an exceptionally hard fought
game. and vas characterized at times
BY roughness. Eoth teams were in
fine form, but Carleton got an early
lead which enabled them to carry off
the honors.
Carleton won the first half, II to z.
In the second period the F%lickcrtails
held the locals to a TT tie.
The lineup and summary follow:
carleton. n. ID.
Badger. Lowe
Welchons. Thexton
DdADeF ........ Murphy
MEYERS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Robinson
elliot. .:.........g........... Murray
Substitutes-Smith for Thexton and
Peterson for Welchons.
Field goals. TheNton /, Lowe 8, Bal.
ger 5, Badger /, Peterson l.; free
throws. Robinson = out of ten, Badg-
er 4 out Of s.
The Flickertails left last night for
DEBORAH where today they play Luth:-
Ell college.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12

uplift the drama without cutting down
the attendance.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12

Evidently the oil that is s,,ch ,
factor in Mexican governmental az.
ta'rs isn't the kind that quict trn,-
5led waters. ="
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1914-02-12

Thomas A. Edison, the wizard Of
electricity, is leading a safe and sane
n happy life in his home in
Llewellyn Park. West Orange, n. j.,
on his ~sixty.seventh birthday. More
over. he Il as Industrious as he was
twenty years ago. aud his scent for.
ths new and useful - ~ keen as it
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-19
Svatby.

Slecna Marie Kubal a Josef Ma
mis- byli oddani v kat. kostele zdej
Sim v Gtery rano velp. Bouskou.
Mladencem a druzickou byli Josef
Kubal a 81. Cecilie Kukral. Pc
oetadech byla vystroien& hostina
v dome otce nevesty, Franka Ku-
bala, severne cd mesta, kde tel ne
kolik taborskych hudebnfkn bylo
pfitomno. Ob& mladf Tide Sc test
dobre povesti. Usadf Sc ma farme
Jos. Macha, mezi Taborem a Les.
terville, kterou pronajali. Pre-
jem Jim vseho dobra.
Vaclav Zdenek q 81. Klara Bloch
ova byli sezdani velp. Bartfkem v
kat. kostele v Lestervflle v 6terf.
Mladencem a druziekou byli 81.
Hattie Blaha a Jasef Zdenek. No
vomanzele jsou zde znami cd det-
stvf. Usadf Sc ma farme 6 mil j.
hozapadne cd mesta, kterou zenich
vlastnf.
V pondelf rgno v kat. kostele We
Scotland vstoupili do stavu man
zelskeho 81. Emma Pekaf, dcera
FIR. Pekafe jenz bydlf u Scotland
a Louis Mach, syn zdejsfho Vdcla.
va Macha. Tez i tito jsou zde 70,
zeni. Usadf Sc ma farme sew. W.
chodne cd m9sta kterou zenich
vlastnf. .
V pondelf veGer sud- j. A. Dvo.
FAX sezdal We sve Gfadovne Emilia
Havranka Sc 81. Annou Raichlovou
/ tito jsou zde chvalne znami cd
detstvf a usadf Sc ma farme kterou
zenich vlastnf u Lake Andes.
Pfejem vsem mnoho stesti.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-19

rodiGe nejakS nastroj opatfit. De
ii pax berou zajem o domov nebot
mali p~ovyrazenf donna v dohledu
rodicd a stanou Sc 2 Mich lepsf Ii
de.
DoGitame Sc dalsf podrobnosti o
M. j. Loesovi jenz zemfel pred
nedavnem We Phoenix. Ariz., v Ca
sopise jenz vychazf v Emery, kde
zesnuly bydlel nezli Sc pfistehoval
do Tabora. Zesnuly byl teprv %
roxy star a jezto We Phoenix leka-
Fl mu sdelili Re mu nenf pomoci,
byl dopraven XII SWIM rodiGdm v
Emery kde zemfel a byl pochovan
ma katolickem hfbitove tamnim.
Byl Glenem rytffn Kolumbov5ch.
Zanechava zde manzelku a dv9 ma
l6 dftky z nichz jedno je dvoulete
a druhe nekolik mesfcI stare jenz
Ese Jim narcotic kdy on Sc nalezal
v leGenf v Arizona.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-19
Dane.

Name 1plny seznam danf pro
Tabor a. okolf obou' okresech, a
opet nabizfme nase slusby ku "a
pravenf danf vsech, kteff nemajf
pffhodno sami do okresnfho sidla
ieti. Nase sluzba je spolehliva a
poplatek mfrny. Dane Ietosnfho
roku podlehajf pokute az do Tho
dubna ma mfsto Tho bfezna, iak
bfyalo dive.
Taborska Statni Banka.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-19

Pohfeb Marie Kocmichove, KITE
ra zemfela v 6stavu pro silene v
Yankton minulou sobotu, Sc odby
val ma zdejsim kat. hfbitov6- Po-
hfebnf obfady v kostele vykonal
velp. Bouska. Zesnula Sc narodi-
la v Rfmov6, u Budejovic a do t.
to zeme pfijela Sc SWIM manzelem
pred 40 roxy, zabravse domovinu
Z mil severozap. cd mesla, kde far
mafili. Pred IA roxy j zemfel
manzel a iedna dcera mad GimS Sc
tax rmoutila al zesflela. Byla 78
let star&. Zanechava zde diva sy-
ny, Martina a jana, a Gtyry prov.
dane dcery: pr. Franka KlouGka,
pr. Tomase Base, pr. Aug. KlouG
ka a pr. Jos. Petffka, ienz vsichnf
Sc pohfbu sdGastnili a bydlf v oko
Ii Avon a Wagner.
My nfzepsanf, dekujem vfele ma
prvnfm mfste velp. Bouskovi "a
peknou feG a obfady v kostele a
ma hfbitov6. a vsem tenn jenz Sc
pohfbu nasi matky a tchyn6 SD
castnili a mas zarmutek zmfrniti
hledeli. Volame vsem "Zaplat
BGh!' Rodina Kocmichova
a pffbuzenstvo,
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-02-19
DOMACl zPRAVY.

A~ W AN
Frank Sedl&eek prodal svnj au-
tomobil sv6mu otci minulf t5den.
Tomas Merkvan koupil 80 akrI
pozemku cd Jos. Mikolase.
| Albert Soukup cd Wagner byl
zde n&vstevou u otce tento tSden.
Obe zdejsf banky budou NIT zav
reno %. t. m. ponevaG jest narod-
nj svatek.
Pr. Tom&se Bousky Sc naleza v
Yankton v nemocnici kde pry Sc
podrobila operaci.
Ed. Nc Linn Sc tento tSden ste
hoval ma farmu u Kaylor kterou
z removal.
Pr. Jos. S5kory q pr. Jos, Kos
tala odjely v pondslf do Omahy
do nemocnice k vnli l6Geni.
Ps. Jos. Heiny byla navstevou
u sv@ dcery, pr. Jos. Stedronske v
Lake Andes ma zacatku tSdne.
Ma prodej, 5000 topold, 8 az 6
stfevfc1 vysok5ch. F.A. Hladky,
Utica, S. D.. ADV.
G. A. Hladk5 byl v Omaze v L.
cent tento tyden. Pr. Marie Kuli
sova, jeho tch5ne tam byla S MIN.
F. F. Petfik cd Lake Andes byl
zde navstevou u rodicd a pf&tel
We stfedu.
Jan Navratil zrentoval farmu
cd Vita Kocera u Running Water
kamz SO svou manzelkou nast9hu-
ie. ....
VSclav P. Petffk q Josef Nell
char byli v Gregory okresu ma "a
G&tku tSdne. Vaclav tam hodla
koupit n6jakS pozemek.
Upozor6ujem kSzdeho by nynf
pfivezl nam sprSvky a neGekal al
ma iafe kdy budem NIT pilno.
Velek a Simon, kovati. (Adv.
Frank Souhrada a Jan Wagner
dohremady zaslali karu dobytka
do Sioux City tento tSden. Tez
Josef Dvotacek, st. zaslal jednu
kSru.
Frank Kostroun jenz SO svou
manzelkou pfftomne diff v Yellow
stone Park, u sveho svakra V&cla-
va Nov6ka, nam pfse, ze p. Novak
jest povazlive nemccen.
Nezli Sc date pojistit ma zivot,
domluvte Sc u Jana Kost4la nebo
AL. Jezewskfho ktetf pojistuji u
u. S. Annuity Life ms. Go. ienz
zfskav$ denn6 tleny q jenz je jed
ma z nejlepsfch.
Vefejn& drazba SO Dude odb5va-
ii ma farm9 Burtonove, 4 mile ma
Jill a 2 mile ma v5chod cd Tabora,
v 6terS "a 1nora, phi ktere Sc pro
d& 8 konf, dobytek, stroie, atd.
Mattel, G. G. Waters.
Sdeluie nam, Se We stfedu ve6er
statnf n6yladnf porueil vsecky hos
tince v Yankton zavfft, nasled-
KEN rozhodnutf, ze iist& petice me-
byla zakonita. DIE vseho budou
tam hostince zavfene az do Tho
Gervence.
TaneGni z&bavy Sc budou odby-
vati v sfni Sturmove a Michelove,
y pondelf a v 1tery % a "a 1nera.
Hudba takorske kapely a Mikoto-
Wy orkestry. Panove budou nuce
nj zaplatit vsupne 81 hned u dvefi
nechf tancujf anebo ne. Danny
mali VolnS vstup. Kazdy je ucti-
We zvan by Sc dostavil.
Zaklada Sc tady kapela mal5ch
hochu, iichz Sc celkem pfihlasilo
asi patnact. a jakmile Jim doidou
n&stroje Dude zjednan patrne uGi-
tel 2 Tyndall by ie cvicil. Hosi
jsou cd 10 do 16 let start, col jest
ash nejlepsf vek kdy Sc ma zaciti.
Hosi aspoh misto neceho utracenf
casu We skotacenf Sc mohou naucit
necemu uzitecn6mu zabaynemu.
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-08-06
Germans in London
May Create Trouble
By Associated Press

London, Aug. 6.-While most of the
papers to-day counsel the courteous
treatment of Germans who are COM
PEELED to remain in England, the Daily
Mail, in an editorial urges a vigorous
application of the law controlling
aliens, saying:
There are too many Germans in
England and unless they are kept un-
der close observation their presence
may be source of great danger
The Aliens Restriction Order, the
legislation for which was passed
through all stages in the House of
Commons yesterday, forbids alien enc
mics in the kingdom to have firearms,
explosives, automobiles and motor
cycles without permission from the
police.
A series of royal proclamations were
published to-day. One revokes the
prohibition against the importation of
arms in Ireland and others set forth
the illegality of trading with an
enemy; prohibits British vessels carry
ing contraband of war between for
eign ports; and declares that British
subjects contributing to a loan raised
on behalf of the German emperor
contracting with the German gov
ernment will be guilty of high treason