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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-07-10

time, $50 yards, 49, SaT hJnterco,-
Ieglate champion at 40 o ~ ards;
also holds intercollegiate % .S9sor
40 yards (time 4s second). f0 e1
worlds intercollegiate record I.
and $50 yards; time, 40 IS a.
1855 IS.
ABEL klvIAT.
Americas greatest middle distance
runner; he 10 the present one.mile
champion Of America, his record being
ais 3-5; he has negotiated the half
mile In 1854 is, and two miles in e.2o.
HANNEs koLEHMAlNEN.
Holder Of all American records from
2 to IS miles, inclusive; he won three
Olympic championships at Stockholm
in 1912, capturing the 5000 and 10000
meter records, and the eross-country
event.
The other athletes follow: Edward
REM, champion walker; Mike Fahey,
hop, step and jump champion; AIvah
Meyer, winner of the 10o-yard cham
pionship; Egan Erickson, champion
high jumper; Jim Duncan, champion
discus thrower; George Bronder, cham
pion javelin thrower.
From the names and records of the
above, it is absolutely certain that the
program of the Ancient Order of Hiber.
mans of Hennepin and Ramsey Coun-
ties is we'll worth the attention and
the presence of every man and woman
who can possibly arrange to be pres
ent on Sunday afternoon, July 10, at
the Twin City Motordrome on Uni
versity Avenue. The open meet for
local athletes will give the affair a
strong local interest, while the pres.
ence of the holders of worlds rec.
ords in athletic events should stimu.
late the successful work which has al.
ready been done to make the event q
memorable one in Hibernian athletic
events in the Northwest.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-07-10

It is reported that an Irish journal,
defying the censor and the govern
ment, has circulated a strongly worded
petition against the treatment being
melted to Catholics in the Russian en-
pire, especially the harsh treatment
accorded those Austrian and Galician
Catholics now under Russian dominion
through the fortunes of war.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-07-10
AGREE TO PROTECT cHURcHE'

AGREE TO PROTECT cHURcHEs.
Announcement was made after q
board meeting of the London hospital
that Great Britain and Germany have
made an agreement to protect speci-
fed buildings from air raids.
The buildings are to include hos
pitals, churches and museums, and
they are to be marked by black and
white squares plainly visible to avia-
tors.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-07-10
PATRICK J. MCDONALD.
MATTHEW J. MeeRATH.

Born in Tipperary, 1878; champion
hammer thrower of the world; also
worlds record holder, throwing S.
pound, for distance, 4063s inches; for
mer worlds record holder, throwing
16-pound hammer 1877 feet inches;
won American championship s years;
won Olympic championship, 16-pound
hammer, at Stockholm, In 1912; dis
lance, 179 feet 8 inches; height, 6 feet;
weight, 260 pounds.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-07-10
PATRICK J. RYAN.

lrjsh-American Athletic Club.
Born January 4, 1887, PaIlasgreen,
County Limerick, ireland; weight, 2s2
pounds; height, feet 4 inches;
worlds record holder Of 16-pound ham,
4ner throw, distance 1e9 feet 6 inches;
present American champion at ham.
ner throw; has beaten Matt McGrath
for past 2 years; record, 56-pound
weight, 20 feet 2 inches; also holds
12-pound hammer record, 213 feet 9
Tinches; holds worlds record for put
: ting 42-pound stone with follow, %
feet ~ inches.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-07-10
The Treatment of
! Historical Truths

The following address dealing with
the "Fundamentals Of The Philosophy
Of History" was delivered by Brother
Bernadine before the Catholic Educa.
tionai Association In st. Paul.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-07-10
Worlds Champion
Irish Athletes Coming

Members of the Ancient Order of
Hibernians of Minneapolis and st.
Paul are perfecting plans for the mon
ster athletic gathering which will be
held at the Motordrome on Sunday,
July 10, when the Hibernians of the
Twin Cities will be hosts to members
of the famous record-holding athletes
of the Irish-American Athletic Club of
New York City.
Never before have the Irish-Ameri-
cans of the Twin Cities or the North
west had such an opportunity of pre-
senting such galaxy of talent as that
which will be presented on Sunday at
ternoon of July 10, at the Twin City
Motordrome. 1t will be positively the
biggest event in the line of general
track and field meet that the Twin
Cities have ever staged, regardless of
any organization which has under
taken to promote athletic events. The
occasion presented itself when it be-
came known that the athletes were
on their way to compete in the cham
pionship games at the Worlds Pana-
ma-Pacif1c Exposition in San Fran
cisco. There was great stir at once
in Hibernian societies, with the result
that the athletic meeting has been ar
ranged, and the Hibernians of Henne-
pin and Ramsey counties have already
appointed their committees which are
; are busily engaged in arranging the
details of the meeting.
Athletes of the Twin Cities and the
Northwest have not been overlooked
in the program of the events. These
events which have enrolled competi-
tors from Minneapolis, st. Paul and
Duluth and other cities throughout the
State in past years, are again being
presented on the date mentioned.
There will be a program independent
of the program arranged for the
Worlds Champion Athletes. Entries
for local men will be received by
James Kelley, 1919 Twenty-fourth
Avenue South, Minneapolis, and Philip
Byrnes, S59 Sherburne Avenue, st.
Paul. The annual tug ofswar between
the Hibernians of Hennepin and Ram
sey Counties will take place on this
date.
Among the noted athletes who will
appear on the program are the fol-
lowing:
PATRICK j. MCDONALD.
lrish-American Athletic Club.
Born 1877; height feet 3La inches;
weight, $40 pounds; worlds champion
shot putter; won shot put from Ralph
Rose at Stockholm, 1912, establishing
worlds Olympic record, SO feet 2
inches; present American champion at
putting shot-16 pounds and "a pounds
for distance and height. Records:
1e-pound shot, SO feet inches; worlds
record for distance: 56-pound shot, 80
feet 4 inches; 21-pound shot, AZ feet
4II2 inches; 24-pound shot, 80 feet 3A
inches.
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EpwARp REM.

one-miIe, Smile, Emile, 25-mile
champion walker Of America and rec
ord holder for Is to Is miles, incIu-
,sive; best walker ever produced In
America; age, e years; weight, 1853
pounds.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-07-10
JAMES e. MEREDITH.

JAMES e. MEHEUIJH.
University Of Pennsylvania and Mea-
dowbrook Club, Philadelphia. Pa.
Born Chester Heights, Pa, 1892;
height, 5 feet inches; weight, 100
pounds; worlds champion at 800 me
tiers and $50 yards, and 800 meters
worlds record holder; made these rec
ords In stockholm In 1912; both IN
same race; time, 600 meters, ISL 80;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-03

feifes i'm ndditen Sabre in Mnrssuns
iinb tpplltt ipiifen Oh ber y. 8. Z. y.
WiLsns fpGre, bic Dur4fiibruns zines
ipldsn 5u iibsrnebmtn. Die Qtneeles
senbeit erresie sinige Debate unb
ipurbs idlsbIid bem @srmaItunsSs
ratb 5ur ipeiteren geratbuns unb Be-
ri9teritdttuns iiberpieien. 5err @us
fab Clemens, Woriiber bes gsiitistn
aommittxs, berihtste, bab er bas
qsbters bur9 6in5u5isbuns Der 5srs
rem Greb. WeiBmann unb peter Sd)ts
rsr aIs WitsIiebsr ersanat BABE. gad,s
benz nod Serr 8. 8. Webmann als
@oriiser beg @.reniisunssausi4ufes
pey auber ibm uus ben Serrsn Gpip.
Ghauft. Malier Glsmsns, 9. $. Bars
bes, gbas. gramtamp, Sobn Strisbts
man, Oscar Gdroebsr uno 2bomas
gmmsri bsftsbt, btridt.t bate, bab
bic 8orbtreithneen fir ben jdbrliden
SpIbsitsr Bah i'm bsiisn 8ange ieisn
unb nuf einen Risisn Grfois lh!ies
Fen Iieben, erfoIste 0srtasung.
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WOrthEOe euiines Club.

iSiir Die am Ritrrof, bem 10. &c.
jcnlber, iiattiinbenbe geanrtenDobi
Ses Gcrtbiioe guiineB Clubs iinS
poa oen pllnabIsingigen" cocr
ngIlnien" Die fcIgenoen &aroibaten
ins ,SeIo eeiteIlt poroen: Brdiioent,
Charles 6. Willer; eriter 9i5epr1ii.
bent, gI. s. Iurbcd; 5lpetter gBe.
prdilSei,t, Ml. Serbolbsbeimer; brit
fer @i,eprdiitent, GoiparS @iIion
SefrctGr, 5reo. Sdroerdw; Sd,as'
meiitcr, ". 5. Io6o; Gi.eftoren,
@blporo Dtortinicr, SeruaHn Wergar
uno Soiepb golnert.
1Gs Rcmilaticnsfomnittee ieste
id aus oen ioleenoen Serren 3uiam.
men: George 8. gourop, Gbwaro
9erbcrg, 0fidJoel Sdpuiit, 6raIf
Sanlilton unb 5ranf 5. Rofb.
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Hleime y liseiua rtrid)tsn,

- Carrie Sboipes ppn gso. S41
armorp slpenue melb:te seFte,u Der
poli5ei, baB ibr aus ibrer Wobnuua
eine 2oTheuubr I'm Msrtbe pen SIS
geitcblen rpurbe.
= 9llfreb ItaFfp BON SO. 210 gI'
Der Strabe, Elm ausitGnbiger Maibis
nit. purbe seiisrn auf be 9 ra1'aI,
fung ppn Sreo Stasfer, einem an b:r
Golerain 9lDenue arbsitenb:n Malhi.
niiten unter Der Mntlalc bes thGtl 9.a
Insriffs perbaftet. Gr IoG eir.r Der
beibsn Wanner feir, bic S6aei-r pors
seitern Radmittaa, als er lid, auf
BEN Seimpeg befanb. ansriften uno
tbailib mibbanbslten.
- Ser .fliegenbe WurH6dnbI'r"
Wteper @rcesberg BON Ho. 1413 Sens
tral 9lpenue ipurbe osIfsrn y1org,n
aeaen orei lltr an Der Getiten Stras
be unb 5reeman 4psnue ben pi'r
StroIaen ansefalleu bic ibu nisbsr'
i6lasen unD nit fsiusr aanns nit
WIriten lpeeliefen.
- Gus Der Suna'ften aiiblipsis
teranlaae an Der Ban. ct abs unb
ainDel 0benue prrheu In Der Ndht
bonn Mfittpr6 aum OcnnsrIias rits
teIft GinbrufsoiebiiabIs feds Gas
aepfeI aeitObIsn.
su Der llnireriitGt ideint Elm
Sdleitbieb fem rnpsien gu t~e'bm.
Der es auf Saftenubrsn aSsei ben
lat. SnnerhaIb tpeniaer W' d n NUTS
be qef'ern Der aipeite llb-srbi,bitnbl in
Der uniperiitdi sur acmtrib Der Qo'
li'ei ns6rott. Waranret Resb bon
Rp. 1920 Sum6ert 9lpenue meIe't:
aeItern Der Noli'ei. bab ibr cine llbr.
bic eincn gRerlb prn 500 butt, II
Der unir:riiiGt eutfperSst iporosn IN,
- Mattfsp Wohonsp, Der b,'duI:
bioi pirb, Elm Scil i'm Mertte Don
s75 aus ben Qnla9su her Crane
2umfer &c.. uefichlen ~ babsn. lpIrs
be ueiiern oes gorinaton, mo- ct rers
baftet nrrbue mriiddcbradt. Maioe
men hatte ouf Der Iusiteuurs bon
guslisferurp1papisren bftnnbsu rno
feine guslisieruna hattie iufclge> eEe1
cana heherisnbs llntniieu perurFodi,
ha Setettiu 6'uethlsin si1ens nab
Grlnrbus reifen mub's. um bcrt ME
papiere pcm gouptrreur unier'sih.
rer 'u la'ieu unb pon bort fid rah
Truntfort btaeten mubte, bomii ber
8ouusrnsur prn aeniudn bic auslie'
ieruus iautirHireu tcnNt..
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tdtpere 8elMalbisamsen.
Die geb5rben bes itGbtiideu Soipi.
tals ipaen fiir ben Sob BON syran
(liinbetb Yernins perantport.
lid iein.
Ter Coroner ipirS bic MngelegenGrit
unterindcH.

9ic g,eborben oes itGbtiiden SO.
pitfalls iiHb mad, Der Vebauptl,ng DON
Grau Gillian Wopb, bon b,r Reunten
uib Ghn StraBe. an 6en pcrseIiern
in ct. Srancis Splpital erioletcl.
Spbe ibrcr 55 Sabre aIten 0tutser
,Srau Gliiabefb gerlling id,ulo nno
Coroner 9r. sSoertmeper, Dem Srlu
@oob ibre @eitpperScn ilucrbreitete,
bot fur beutc alle Hilegerinncll uib
aicr6tc hes it1otiiGen Soipitals, iucl-
dc nnt Der 9ebanollnlg Srmi Der.
nings 81 tttln batten als Seuseh
pcrgelaoen.
gtndD sSrau @oooA glngnbe batte
ibre Wllitter Dor eini9er 3eit eiEe
sluseinanbericslue nit einem i5rer
frligcren aoitganger, Der il,r friiber
cinrnal einen Seiratbsantrag gemadlt
latte. Ger Setrciicnbe ioa Srau Der
ming Die 2reppe berablelporicn ba.
ten, ipobei iie idspere @erlcBungen
eapt1,trl,g. Die iDre lleberfiibrlm9
na6 Dem itGotiiden $eoipital nolblg
mad)teu. Sier puroe Die 6rou, lpie
Srm @oob bebamptet, lpei( lie Dor
Sdpner5en idrie, fir perriidt ertlart
unb ihlirbli6 Dem Grobatridier Cue.
bers porgeiiibrt Der iih nit Der oon
Der Sohtcr geipiinidIteu lle6erlpei,
illns Der araufen na6 oem Ct. 6rdn.
cis Scipital einueritlneen crfl6rtc.
slui benz transport mad Dem
Grl betScritt unb 3uriid nad Dem
itdhtiiden SoipitaI, iosuie aelcgcntlid.
Der llebcrfiibrlug nod oem q.
5rancis Soipital, iou Srau 0ernina,
infoIgc Der Sd,rlc Der Soipital.9e.
boroen ni;bt parm gerpie geflciOct Ne.
peien ieilL irbab iie iif ciuc alaIgen.
ent3iinouna 5iiScg, Die an Wittipod)
itren Sco bcrbcifiibrtc.
SiIisiuperintcnbett Gr. @A,iter g.
Git ocm itaStiiAen S3ipitdI uer.
iiderte, bab 5rou Serning, Die an ci.
ncln @einbriiH lit uuo eine iehr
itDrriite unb eerGuTd9oGe qatientia
mar, Die ernfbar bette Yflege IN Ger
anitalt erbielt.
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;ar's Nltcuteim.

sIm SanIitap. bem II. Te5eu!ber,
peralitaitet Der Ianenperein Ses
0citifen IItenbeims in Der Mnitalt
on Der 9urnet 9Ipenuc eiuen 8asar,
Ac!egentlid Sciieu gan5 rei3enbe ga.
dfn gum 9erfciif aeIongen, bic iit
70 redt 5r @eitnntltsseidenfen Gig.
ncn. Hatiirlit piro aIeitl5eitig audi
in Ger lmiaiicnoitcn 8eiie fir Die
ge.rirtbung Ger gditc gGcrgt iein.
Der @o5nr fiuhct pru spci ubr Radp
nittnns bis 10 lIIr aIbenos Itdit rr5
BON iiini lis o1t llsr pirb elm oa'
lifates sIbeuSeiitn ieroirt fperoen.
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geiparbs bonn RepubliianiIdsn gsns
trultommitise BET 6trrn 6pImes por
unb bsrIuhtsn In einitiinbiger Ronfea
rens ibn au peranlaifen ieinsn Gnts
i9lub. bob sr nit ablauf oes Sabrts
aus benz Mmt Ideiben polle In Wiss
bsrerpSguns au 5i.bea. 0OrIdufis bes
borrt 0err 6olmes nrh auf Ieinem
@criab dber e. bat ben anideia, ale
OF es bod nod seIinsen biirfts ibn
ba5u su bepegen I'm gtmt an heiben.
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0iaa 9rmppen
0 on einsm Go<ranSd Seer.
poIltg tgaef6ldaeH.

WafbinetoB 2. D.3.mter.
0iaas2 s2ruppen i'm n0rblideu Wsrito
iiub BON garrdHaas1ruppen eni,Gsi.
oeno seidlasen tuorben unb cine gro.
Be ansaH BON Saqui Subioner Eat
iih, fpie Bsridie aus 0aapmas msIs
ben, ergeben.
Die Snbianer, beibt es in btm Be
ri9t On bas Staatsbeparismtnt, fd.is
neu Elm alnbinsfsl Der giua'f4.n
elrmee sebiIbst gu baben. Gs fpirb
bebauptei. boB bieisr Siss bic BE- iaeto
Resierung in ben Stanb ists. 5rups
pen naf Oem Siibsn ou isnotn, um
bic 5auptarmes @iua's db5ufan-sn.
Oaburh. oab cine aapalleriss atbtbeis
lung beim GinOaHg gum Sdquis 1b1ie
ftationirt iperbsn unb niht iptii oapon
5000 Snianieriiten, bic psrirenb.t
eDerceH, ipenn bic Snbiansr In bas
2bal siHaubrinssH periudsn ioIltsn.
bcfft mon oenislben ben n0ibissn
Sdnb seben 5u i0nnen.
Soll feline 5rau ermptbet
babeH.
Winneapolis, 2. Ttjtmbtr.
- Greoerid Z. priee III BON ben
Grobssidporenen in @srbinbuns nit
benz lobe isiner Satin Narp Jriblss
pries ipsssn Morbes I'm /. graps IN
aniIasssuf!anb psrfsbi iporbsn.
Die 3sidt Der grau g|ries ipurbs
am 2S. Rcpsmbsr 1914 am Dubs zines
iJslisns In Der gldbs Der Siabt seiun.
ben. priee bebaupitis, bdB feline
,Srau bonn 5tlfsn seftiir,t isi, aIs Iit
ibr aiebliHssb sbiinb4sn gu reiten iud,ts.
Gtas. .. gtainion. Der in Der
Haht, dIs Jrau ptice ibrsn 1sb
fanb, iid In Geftaf6afi ibrss Mans
nss bsfanb, IN sIei6faus tDsesn WlOrs
oss i'm /. Grdbe In 4ralaas,uitanb
psrTebt. CT ipurbs Wiitrpod, Qlbsno
IN Dofbinston perbaftet unb ipirb
mad Winneapolis ausseIiefsrt trtrben
1ie dbinefiiAe He8ierHng
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Sgmpbpnie.Gou5erte.
chb Selloiu Ginger 6GSr.

Sbiger 9ersiu peraniialtet an
5ouutag, 5. Te5, eiHe 4benbunters
baltung unb SaH3 i'm sroben S1als
Des Deutiden Rlub. Dds &cmmit.e,
hat fIeibig searbeitei unb p.rb per.
fu9eu ben gefu4ern ssnubrtite
Stunben 3u bereiten. Sir Grfrif6uns
gen uub Sonittges 5ur Unite :baltun |
IN aefcrgt. Die Samen Der Sdnger
baben es iiberuommsn sinsn auten
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y. @. 6. u.

- Zen gespergottcsoienit in Der
9Jcuna @omcn's Gbriitian 9iiieea-
ton miro nm Sonntng gsa4nIitag
@ep. GborIcs Burger pcu Der 9lp'
mouth GcugregationaIiiten stirdc
Ieiten
slm 7ienItng, pon orei llbr
Radntittoas bis fieben llbr sIbeiles
ucranitaltct Die alinitfIaiie eircn
gerfari pcn gor5eaannalereien. Ter
Grtrag bes 8erfauis iii iitr Die 9In.
id)afiina zines ncren Ciens beitimmt
um bleie WoIereien 81 bremen.
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Stammtiid, ,gaicrlano".

Der Stommiiid .9ut.rlaHb'. ber
betanntlid felt feinem einidbrisen Be
itebtn Elm sona ertlsdlidss Siimmhen
fir bic ariessnotble in Der al
ten Ssimaib asIammeli bat. bdlt an
Wontaa abenb in ieinsm Soaptquars
tier on ter 12. uub @alnnt e'trobe
feline Sabrespriamm.una ab, aelsgents
lid peltsr bic Teupabl Der Dor,
itanbsmitalisber srfrleen pirb.
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Rau6'in Grisss. sSbabO, perbaftei, aIs
e. cine gr5bere GefbTumme In isintm
Bette bate, ipdhr.nb sr als atm be-
tannt mar.
Sir bic notbfstbenten
Juben.
Rep Yori, 2. DECEMBER. - Die
Juosn in amsriia babeu ii6sr 81, ,3O0,s
COO fiir ibre Isibsnben Rafesenpfen
In ben pom ariese beimsein1tsn G.s
senbsu unb In paleitina auss.s.ber.
iosi Der 9eri6t b.s GentraIs9fnsfduIs
fes fiir bic nntsritiisuns HotbIsioenber
Suben.
Gs beibt in BEN 9sribis, bas bic
Gage Der sfuben in europa unb puIes
itina itlimmer 1T aIs bic Der Serbsn
uHb 9eIsisr unb bab es iit barum
bonbI.. iie ppr bet alusrottuns 5u be-
irobrtn.
.Goit iammtlids triesfiibrenbsn
Rationen babsn iis miBbanbslt nno
perfolst unb ibr ein3is.r 1roit III Der,
baB bier in 9tmsriia Is nod glaubsnss
ssnoiitn aiebt. tDtIds NIT ibuen fiibIsn
unb irauern."
Haksu eine @iertslmilIiou Oolars
puro. in iIeinsn gstrdssn beis,I.eu.
rt bic BON tauimben psrionsn i'm
aan3en 0anbe iamen. Das Rommitise
forbsrts brinssno sa ,peitersn eden
tungen auf, um has furhtbors Qleno
in Whiteleuropa, pdletina unb RIsins
afien milosrn gu bsIisH.
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Dsntt ui&t bdtan fid ben
gHteHtemd &tsHansus
fhIftbeu.

ptfins, 2. 9es. Die Aintlfffs
4Rssisruns BAT am DOnHsrItag n Mbs
ress ssasll., bab ne is bic WSgllhs
ieit, iit ben Gnisntsmdhtsr nn5us
i6lisbsn, IN gripdsiins stscgsn babe
obtr aud nur ptrjudt Dorhsn isi.
fpi4es al ibun. Gis erllSrt, bdb iit
mic aud nur bardn ssbaMt td6G ibte
gasutrulitdt auiouetbsn unb Ii4 bsr
einen ober bsr anbsrsn Wrupps bon
agkaIiibrsuOsu unsui3Iisbtsl
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SolmeS ioa bleiben.

Bon allen Geiisn ipsrben our 3sit
gerfu9e p.mu6t Siderbeitsbirettor
sSobn R. 6olmss su bepsgeu aud uns
Ter giireermsiiter putfd i'm amt 3u
btsiben. gefiern fpradtn bic SsrrtH
Wiaiam Cooper prOeitr ,uub 6. 70.
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The Springdale news., 1915-10-08
QUALIFIED FOR TRIP

Willard Farley, son Of MT. and Mrs. J A. Farley, residing south of town, was one member Of Company "A" A N. G., Of this place, who qualified in the recent shoot at Fort Logan H. Roots, fer the trip to Jacksonville, Fla. Captain Ownbey, was range officer, at the shoot at the Fort, returned home Friday, but Farley remained in Little Rock, and left with the other members of the Arkansas team for Jacksonville, Fla, Saturday morning.
 Willard scored TAI, out Of pes sible 1900, and was No. F in the shoot. Twelve men, and three off cers were sent to Jacksonville, and Captain Parson, Of Fayetteville was chosen captain Of the team. A. C. Hamilton, Jr, was another member of the Springdale company, who re- sides at Fayetteville that qualified for the trip They will spend twelve days in Jacksonville, and will com pete with teams from every et2te T the United States, except six. It is a great trip and treat for the boys, an1 it is to be regretted that the Springdale company could not have more than one representative.
The Springdale news., 1915-10-08
BIG REAL ESTATE DEAL.

One of the biggest real estate transfers for this section of the state was closed fore part of this week, when Judge John Madden, of Parsons, Kansas, became the own CT Of the well known Draper farm of 400 acres near Sonora.
 Judge Madden is general attorney for the NJ. K X T. railway, located at Parsons, and while he will not be here to look after the farm, his brother will arrive in a few days, and extensive plans are already at hand for the improvement of this splendid piece of Ozark land MT. Madden contemplates the erection of a modern bungalow, equipped in the most modern style, and many other features will be added to the out houses
 Mrs. Madden and son were here some time ago, and looked over the property, and were highly pleased with their home-to-be.
 The deal was closed through the J. & Ewalt Realty Co. of this place, consideration being s32 ,000 Mir. Ora per will locate in Chicago, just as soon as he can close up his business here