davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Gn furipnnben Stamme al Ssraeli=
tcrnc fmnben.

Sra 2ns slngelcs, Cali, telcgru;
fercoes / forrige llge, at Or. Sac
Qlles Tuitlpmitcb, Sen befje11Ote Mr:
tpolog, / en- Iole / SEN jeoiife 5p=
l1ugpgc Ocrltebs l1eobelte fine Jil-
bprere, bborleoeS bol1 opbogeoe sen
for bl1l0ne 5tun1l11e q Ssroeliter1le,
lon1 forlo0 YolGltirn, Do MSlprerne
fal0t ober oem lnm ll1be> pg 11oboll=
OreOc til Mhpslinien fpr $500 Mor
ii0en.
u0et bar / 1904 jeg foretog min
fprlte Mejie til Mbpsiinien," lagoe
Or. Tuitlolpitcb. rs Goris bobOe
hi bprt ct Gpgte pn1 SEN tabte is=
roelffe 5tamme, pg jeg bei1utteoe at
116fin6e for ltffert, bborbiot Npgtet
bopbe tolt 5on6beb.
uSSeg opoage0e Ell geotio1l al ST.
Ser. Sc ct oirefte @fterfommere al
Sc galnle SSraeliter / Galeltina,
iom uoban0reoe til Mfrifo for $500
Mar ii0en; efter at bore blepen Ore-
bet / 2an0flpgtigbe0 al Ms1Drerne.
vDisie @ebreer beiio0er Ell 11pget
11ar fomplet 6iitorie ON Sen jgbiife
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
- Sfrip efter Erppennmmer af
bette Slab.

Hacc lnotil Giben ga Sc uopunore-
be. Set bor fun n1eo SEN ltprlte.
Sonlfclig6eo at jeg fit Dem operbe<
pitt ont at jog bar al iumlne Racc
1pn1 Dem, Oa De a11tog 0en1 1elb at
bore Ben iiolte operlepenoe &e1t al
ben isruelife Notipn. 0e bob0e le-
pet oloeles %iioleret ira bele On1per=
DerelL neo lln0tugellc al Sc for
Ifjellige Ncgeritonrmer iom on1gop
DEM.
~Delme 5tor1me al sssroeliter er
flel1ot nnoer Nsapn al uJolocbos".
Oe bar be0ligebolot oeres &eligion
enOog belt igiennem oeres 2on0flpg=
tigbe6.
sort 5elifab 6or igreet for
Sfoler pg 5Dnogoger for Sem, og
pereS a%oroelige l10bifling foreguor
meget burtigt. S ua116elig> morolif
% fDiiif 9%enieenbe ,er be Sc pbrige
5tammcr | Mfrifa longt operlegne."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

ga nnse Mcb 6nbiun begp11ote
lon Sernbanearbej0er beb Sllinois
Central 8onen ipo for Monroe for
to Woone0er iiben, loe0e man, at
ban life f11rbe bolbe u6 lenge. Me11
Set gift life l%oulebes. Sc, lonn or<
bei0e6e ia1nn1en meb ban, bleb for-
ba11let ober, bborle0es fan flt1bc
fringe 9affen % BRUCE 5paocn.
Men iao benOte set, at fan folot
ncO ira CIT 9ro nnr Mmbop, ST.,
og fon1 til 5faoe. Set bite Jig So,
at uNeD" bar en- &bi110e. SUN til
ltoo, at b11n por Wers. Se11rietto
Nearing fra Gou11cil bluffs, Sa.,
og at be116es Wono bon0e forlo0t
ben0e for tire Mooneoer itbet1, efter
ct Murs sGgtei fob. SUN nur for ltolt
til at tp til tit Joocr og bleb Op=
barterife. Mseen b11n ip11tes life ON
Mrbejoct og bleb lao Ser11boneor-
bcj6er.
2rrcren: ~&on o1r iige mig
bpoo Npttc man bor al Sa116et?"
Glepcn: so, bbis hi life Dnpoe
Gonbct> furbe hi life lare at lbpm=
me, % bnis hi life f111Oe ibgnme,
loo bilbc hi 0%r1fnc."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Den rnsiiife %pbfu.
1Surbubcts %irfningcr.

Sen rl1sliife Ji11ullsmu1i tier :.?urt
Der Dur Dnret til fi1u11ciel &pn1c
renee / YariS pg oerfra r2.}te ii
2onoorL bor i Den cngc!ic &oDco:
itoo n1p0toget en- MeOorbeiocr pcl
~9nilD Chronicle, % / 5an-talcnS
2pb font n1o11 pglao il1o puu Sc 0Dl
ger, ipn1 set obloll1te 5pirltusfpr:
bl1D / Hl1sluno bur fonct. Nnrf ir0:
ran1nler, at Spiritl1sforouoct 1lo
tl1rltgpis berppeOe De1 rualiit(
5totsfasie mango Millioner NJ
9(oret, men Set betpo : Meolitctcr
life npget impo Sc N1lgisrrl*1er
iom Sorbuoet bar gjort. Snrf Jag
DC bl. a.: 90 ieg eftcr &cllercnS
GrOre otfentliggjorOe Defretet ."
set oblolute 5pirit1>sforbu0 / Nl1s
LAMB, betrugteDe jog mig lclu ;pn
Ell Slogs G1lirpte, Scr inOl,H mig
poo ct gonife f@nntaltiif Spclitlr
Men jeg bor faaet l1oget onbet a!
pioe. Torbl1oet for nlegt Del luOc1
Jig gjerncnltpre, % Tplfet FOR toNe1
bel irnoD Set llaturligri5 pua 81
npr, lprn bonoe oirefte Si1btCotel
al TobrifotipnelL 5ulget ng lib:
lfjnnf11i:igen al 8pbfae1. "8oaOe
n1prolif % %pfpnpntilf 9ellleen0e bar
lorbubct bapt Observation-Disclosures
s 1913 blcn Ser / Sc rl1sliife 5po-
rcfosler fl1n inDiat 81 Wiillioner
Nl,bler, rlen / 1914 blep Ser inolat
81 Willioner Ml1bler, pg BET 11ugtet
Jprblloet 10 fprlt bleb uOitcOt / 9lu=
quit Wooneb. Solicit urbejber n1eb
langt lt9rre Gnergi enO fpr, 1aa So
brifernes pg Sn%rflteocrnes Erob,lf=
tipn CT iteget operprOentligt, So
miliclipet CT blebet langt beore> pg
oct er i1Gr bGrO at legge Merfe til,
at &pinoerne fpler Jig longt lpffe=
ligere enc for. Sen pffentlige
Sn1lbDeb ct langt beOrc, .og Der CT
Ell n1eget ltor Geogang at merfe /
TprbrD6ellerncs Mntal. Grpcent-
ontallet al JorbrpOeller CT luu lungt
nebe lom albrig fbr / MltslmO.
Ser fun noturligbis bore flere
@rl11Oe til alt bette, men ieg Ell
oberbebilt ON, at 5piritusforb1t0et
er la1lgt Sen bigtiglte. Set ct Ser
irgen Sbibl on.
Oct rusiiife Soft bar ioln iagt
taget bel imob Sorblbet> % jeg Ell
oberbeDilt ON, at man life paa NO
gen Maaoe bill finoe Jig |, at Sorbu=
BET bleb taget tilbage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

n1eo Spritiffesr, TIL plunielig itaar
Sniet ! Sue, % 90 Bran0bRIer1ef
Lite trangt Jig ino g%erelierne, iom1
Dor fl,lbe at &gg, fanot oe set ltpr-
tie og mir1olt tie 8arn liggenbe fbalt
5engen. Set mckenzie bab0e for-
maaet at fomme Zig u0 at 9bren
% bar re6bet.
Set lpffe6es mart at foa Slbe1
ll1lffet, men omtrent alt sS1bbo blep
aoelagt.
Woberen font tillteoc UNDER Sl11f=
ringen % bar iom ponDittig al
Sortbtblelie> 0a bl,n fan6t @jenmet
eoelagt % fine 8grn fpatt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
|$p9e
1Rvinoer
Civ A0 t!

En- Diet muligt at der findes en- Kvinde her Landet som we'd
hliver at Tide uden at prove Lydia 3. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound efter allie disse Beviser, der stadigt offentEggj6res og uden
Modsigelse bekraHer, at denne store gamle Medcn har ophevet
flere Lidelser blandt Kvinder end nogen anden Medcn Verden?
vi har Avserne de For. Slater kundgjort fere agte Anbe-
iaings-Skrivelser, end der nogensinde har veret offentiggjort j
Favor at nogen anden Medicin for Kvinder, og hvert Aar bekjendt-
gj6r vi mango nye Anbefalinger, allie sande og agte. Her er tire,
der aldrig for har varet bekjendtgjort:
Fra Mrs. S. I. Richmond, Providence, r. I.
Providence, R. !. Til Nytte for Kvinder der lider som jeg
hr gjort dnsker jeg at meddele9, hvad Lydia, E. Pinkhams ,Vegee-
table Compound har udrettet for mig. We'd at l@fte for haardt
sagde Lagerne, at jeg havde paadraget mig en- indvendig Forflyt-
ming: Jeg har altid v@ret svag og we'd Overarbejde efter nit Barns
E9ds Sci indfandt sig Ell Betandese, jeg blew nedbrudt at Nerve
svaghed og befredes f9rst derfor we'd at BRUCE Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. Dette Compound er min bedste Ven,
og naar jeg h@rer ON en- Kvnde, der ider paa samme Made som
jeg proven jeg at bev8ge hende til at BRUCE Deres Medicin.'-Mrs.
S. T. Richmond, 100 Waldo Street, Providence, R. l.
Fra Mrs. Maria Irwin, Peru, ~. Y.
Peru, N. - "For jg brugte Lydia f. Pnkhans' Vegetable
Compound var jg meget uregelmassig og fdhe store Smerter.
Jeg havde nistet tire Born, og f@te altid udmattet. Denne udm@r-
kede Medicin hja1p mig mere end noget andet, og jeg er hver Dag
for at jeg valgte denne:" ~ Mrs. Maria Irwin, R. f.
D: I, Reru, N. Y.
Fra Mrs. Jane D. Duncan, w. Quincy, Mass.
South, Quincy, Mass. "Legen sagde lat jeg havde en- orga-
nsk Sygdom og han tisaa mig lang lid, men jeg fix ingen Lin
drng: Jeg saa Lydia E. Pinkhans' Vegetable
mr. ,uar+oro+ No. 100 forcxo+o l+ 81 f-lA
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
eDp @aarbbrngcrc bpgacr Glef=


trtcttetsDGrf. 5pp @oarobr11qere /
5patllm, pberlt / &eitre @ousDuL
CT blebet cnige ON for cgel1 Meg:
ming at m1lagge ct Glettricitets=
pnrt. Mrbejoet CT ullerc0e poobe=
gpnot og nlon Dor >@uoh ONT at foa
alt fGrOigt til &pltcn.
&raftcn toges fra Mongljou, eli
lille Glb ipln folnll,cr ira Mol1glpcl1
| Hpre Snotiltn1. s rcg1tleret 5to1n
regl1er man. at Joloet reprelentc:
rer mil0lt 100 @eltefrpfter. @elc
Mnlggget CT bcreg11et at billie foltc
ca. $4,000 &ro11er, pg man. mcl1cr,
at bDcr 9eltefroft bill forn11lc poo
ca. 25 &rpller, lcpcret pmfri1q poa
@oorOel1e..
Der bill falOe ca. Is @eitefrrft tier,
puo bbcr al Sc 8 8ourOe; set iful0c
ga blipe tilltreffelig til 2ps> &roft
og Oppornming fpr bper al 0eln,-
til Oen billige Yris al $50 a 400
&r. pr. Mar for o%lt1ummen.
Gn Sci al &rofte,l bill ontogefig
blipc obcroroget til 8pgDe11s Mcjcri,
lpm nu 0ripes n1eo &an0froft.
Gn lrreris @iituric. 6or Sd
Nur itOen ifinllfeOe 5tru11Obuer /
Nnerifa $4,000 &r: til lin &jen1=
bpgO, pg for bette 9elpb inofjpbte
MON Spar Strands Gjer1oom Scr
inoe. Meninge1 bar ga, at Sub
tG9tcrnc al @oor0en lfnloc bruges
til Seolte for SC fottige / Strol1b.
Set bor ilni0lertio bit Jig, at @oor=
oen life far gibct npp1leparoigt
Sbcrlf u0, uagtet SEN piltllpf bar bee
ret ltpret poo eli iulDt fprlporliq
Wtoa0e. @norocn bar life foltet 1Dn=
oerllg MGR al Jig, c11o at Orifter
goot og 'Dcl bar bourct Jig, = til
Ne1tcr at Hengelle, lpn1 ltnar / Sen,
er ser bleDet iprrt list. lt116er Disle
Omltpnoigbeber CT mon gaoet til
BET 5friot at irlge @ooroel1 til oc1ls
forrige gier for nogel1lrmoe ionrnle
9eleb, lom SEN / i'm Sis fjpbtes
for. Og Ee11gene ifol INT / 5tebet
for ofipttes til ct @egot> bpis Men=
ter Sognets Sattige ifal np0e gobt
al. 5ilfelOet bier, bpor bonifeligt
Oct CT at fao Ell @oor0 til at Ipnne
Jig, mar Sen baglige 0rift er ooer=
luot til lpn1teoe 6olf, ionn ielp life
bar Gjerens fulbe S11teresie for
ben, ifriper r5tobonger Mftenblao".
lt5peselis Sranb peb Sreorifs=
itaoe Sra Sreorifslta0 me0oeles
6el1 24De Marts:
Ge0 5=Gioen / %Gfternlib6ag fanbt
Ell ibrgelig Sl0ebrono 5teb / ct lille
Irabus poa 8piioen / @lemminge=
gooen / Nerbeoen al @lemminge
&irfe.
@usejeret, Scr CT ajgrer, bar
paa Mrbejoe, % Mo6ererL iom er
Gaifefone, bar nglna frobGrenoe,
bore tire 5moabprn, fra 2 til 5 Mor,
par bjennmle.
Mlitogelig bar en- al Sem leget
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Sc bripcnbe Miner. Sra Srono-
bjem meobeIes sen "a. Mnrts, At
mon iigaar bgrte ct bolbiomt 8rug
r,oc i 5fiergaor6en Deo Sa11ones-
1pen. 5meloet bgrtes / bib 9m,
fre0s og man mer1er, at set ifriper
fig fra en- Mine, lom bar efsplo6e=
| ret.
Geo Sega pua Selgelan0 er Der
ogiaa orepet ilanb en- Weine igaar.
Seb 8iprnerfDlte1t er ser Dberli.
gere ilonb6rebet 4 Mincr. Mlt iali
CT ser 1,u 10 Miner funoet beb
Bibrner.
104 Mar. Gnfefrn 5erine Sfie=
belano / Saarngoben / Stabanger
feireoe SEN 20. Morts lin 1O4=Nors
6go1elsoog. uMftenblaoet"s Wfebar=
beiber fan0t @eb11rtsougsbarnet iib=
0enoe hpjti0sflGot / @pngeitolen
s,,,o+ ~ ,,,ooo+ ,roffo+ 7oo h,,,,
on,for;n f., f;o,,,o S,rf 0or;mo>
har,,. M, o,,>,,,, ,,o ooh+ ~ >4 r.
fe fal0er banifeligt at inaffe meo
h,,,,o opo, a. ,,o,n,+ emil moo+o-
a.. RI IT., a1osor e. ,o,,,
- 49, ma,rah@ ,,,,
ss ~ -: Ia, 49,,
~ =, ~ 49,. o..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
En- Arme af Millioner.

De Millioner som bruger Warmers
White Wine and Tar Compound for
svage Lunger, eHoste og Forkj0lelse,
siger allie, at Diet er Diet bedste Mid
del paa Jorden. En- %paalidelig, be-
hagelig og virksom Medicin. Solgt
hos ale Handlende.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

lful hefnltc SnDrebningcn al 5frp=
get, laa Ocres W}ool bliper ga op-
fDlOt = at ifoffe ct inoreDet &irfe=
og @olpitolslfib for Siifcrne / Norb=
lul10.
Set itorc Splntpneri. 6or ct Yur
Mur lioe11 blep ser forppct ct sSllD=
bruo bos @ul0imeo Sc11ien / Trc.
OrifsDalo, beO bbilfen Mnleoni1a
Ser bleb l%tjoalet 5plpgjerdtonoe til
en- Gur0i al ca. 1000 ST.. Gn al
Spbene bleb faffet lige efter % bor
110 lpnet iin Strof, Sc to ollorc bor
fpu1rlet Jig opcr til Mn1crifo.
Sen che al Den bleD ifplgc
,5moalenenes Mmtsti6enoe" forle=
Ben Sag p%oogrebet onlborO / Sri
1tianiafjoro", bpor ban DoDbe tuget
Sure JONI 6prbpocr. @arl er I'M
transporterct til Jrcorifsbolo> bpor
bon bor of9ipet Iilltooelie. San
bar @opcOmo1loel1 fpr IDberiet.
&ammet al Slug cller f~rpsict
ibjel? Sra 9t9rsncs i &pfcn fri
pes til uSremtioe11":
G1 ca. 70 9(ar gunlr1el Gllfe,
Sline Sougenicn, joni Dor bos
lin 5pr, fo10tes Dpo ct lille Stpffe
fra lit @jenl. Sum bar Mftc11el for
uo bos cit Iomilie poo 5teOet pg
gift b@jen1oper nco 7=SSioen. Scr blep
life foretoget npgcn pi0ere 5pgllinq
efter be11oe ON &bplbe11 pg man er
oerfor life Delt ltffer poo, bporle=
Ocs Ben ltoffels gamle ct 0p0. Set
fan ml1ligpis bore ct 5lagtilfGl0e,
1pn1 bnr romn1et ben0e; men Set fol1
ng1uo bpre, at Dltn fon Dube ful0t
paa BET glotte Spre % brlffet Sc:
net el1er fori louet Jig, og at bum Scr
for CT bleDet liggen0e bjplpel9S, luo
9p0e,1 ct %inotrrrffet poo @runb al
&11l0en.
@aarbbrnger Soban 8pbager pg
Tr1e pou 2alun1 / 5tunge fejreoe
Sen "a. Marts lit @1>lobrpllup. Set
er EN- lang og birfiom MrbejOsOag,
SC bber / fin @ren Tan 1e tilbage
pua. Sin inl1ft beliggenOe gjen=
bpm 2olun1 n1eo 0c1l benripenoe l1o:
iigt ober Sc rige Oplunbstrafter
DreD ban / AZ Mar, fra 1865 til
1907, ga fan oper0rog @jcn0nm-
nel1 til en- al ltne 5pnner, lon I'LL
bruger 0enne. @ooagers Nrbejos=
froft, Tremipn og p%fonomiife .Sor=
itgtigbe0 CT naturligDis itGrft u0=
npttd al balts @jembpgbinger, iou1
/ 9larr9ffer latte bom ms / Stonge
5ormon0lfab % 9erreositDre, %
ban %inoebopoe peb 5iben beraf en-
Slerbeo al 9pgoens Silliosbpero.
Soban @o0ager er fp0t 0en 26.
Oftober 1884 % bans @uitrn Sll=
eebore, feot 2ille=Mee, er fpot Sen
29. Maj 1888, Gulobr11oepurret
] fan fremoeles glaoe Zig pper gon
SeIbreo.
S& SEA &e&3sf 49, sts aIsI8 8 n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Sil Mnifafielie al Mitraljpjer.


Hingertfes 5porebanf bar bebilget
1900 &r. til Mnlfaffelle al Mitral=
ieier til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al
iiette acknowledgement. 8onfer
bebilgeoe ogioo flor poo oenne Gio
ct lignenbe 8elpb / famine 9jen1eo.
Spnefos % Oplo1Os Yripatbanf
bar beDilget 500 Ser. lpm 8ibrag til
Mnifaffelie al Mitroljp1er for 8ol=
Dres Battalion, bborunoer Ningerife
bgrer, % 500 &r. til Mitroljeicr
for So%llingbals Battalion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

llbnauoringen til Nnterifa lfl1lOe
11u berc poa lit bpjelte;; nle11 oell CT
alligebel III, n1egct lille iuloO ct al
min6eligt Mar. Nntallet al 1orlfc
l1obonorere til Mmerifa alltoges iaor
at blibe f1,11 Gu Sre0iepart al Sjor=
aarcts. 5i0cn Mptuur ct Ser blot
rei5t 400 inlo6 1900 til 1a1nme StD
ifior.
9posfalo. @aarobr11ser Nleran=
Der Gune, 5maolenene, er ofgoaet
beD 9gberL rs Mar al.
Sum bor cit al Sl11es melt be-
troeoe Mer1b. SOM laD / lang Si6
i Sorn1an0ifobet og bar / 81 Mar
aOminiltrerenoe Oireftpr / Spore=
bmfen. @o1 tilbprtc cn ifotlt
5lGgt &pbertl Jon, lom for ODER 100
Mnr ltoen fom til Sn1onle11ene og
ne0iatte Jig poa @oor0en Su11e
bbor Slegte11 ienere bar boet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
-mi1fnt1stt1.

&elsjGscrc / 0megnen al 2afe
&oibfonong forteller, at ser beD
eS1oigen ct mango pelsberenoe 9Dr
iaar. Belsberf CT I'LL meget bill
ligt, og ion1 6elge Oeraf bar Sc
gerne bolot Zig bjemme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

Lindring for Brugen at den f9rste Flaske. Jeg
vedblev med at BRUCE den helt igjennem Middel-
aarene og er MI EN- stark, sund Kvinde og tjencr
NIT eget Underhold." Mrs. Jane D. Duncan,
Forest Avenue, West Quincy, Mass.
n~ Skriv til LYDIA E. PINKHAM MEDI-
~ CINE co. (CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN,
MASS, ON Rad. Deres Brew vii blive aabnet,
l@st og besvaret af en- Kvinde og holdt streng
Fortrolighed.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Ssbapsflaaben noruitcs.

Ssbansflaa6cn n6rultcs. = Jro
Eromsp m%eDDeles, at Ssbaps 1laoocl
11l,, CT unOer tronl llor1ltring. 6lerc
.5artpjer fpripneS n1eo Ntptorcr, %
bells inOlettes froftigerc Motorer
5artpier, iou1 ollereOe fsr bar.
Ser CT flint Sil1terpejr meo ino=
til ID @ru0ers &ul0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

GitD @all for Gam Claire. 8eo
Galget %fornplig bleb oct afgjort, at
ser / gau Claire ifal u6lte6es
8on0s for $50,000> bbormeo ifol
opfpres ny Gitp Sail. Mrbej6et. pao
Sen 11pe 8bg11ing lfal paabegpn0es
itrafs, ga 8lol1er ollere6e ct ontog=
nc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

0nebc fra &uslanh. 5tate1lS
neutrality-suspicious. bar at
Il,ttet &ontroft ont &ipb al 5000
IONS @beoe fra Muslano til ont
trent io1nme &ris, font De11 ltOlt
imbfipbte 9be0e fra Mnerifo. Set
1foI bore Meningen at tronsportere
ben pbcr Mrfangel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Anrgf.

4rritcmanscl. 5 9romsp 5tift
e ser l,u II &alD, ion1 mangler
Era1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

8ranb. 4upe6bpel1i1ge1t puu &o-
Limb i 2ol1bol neobrGn0te forleoen.
D~iltrittslage Sobr bapoc lit &ontor
u 8pgninge11 % barls Mpotbef blep
sbelogt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

lfol hefpltc SnOreoningen al 5frp=
get, laa bcres Mool bliper ga pp=
fplOt = at lfoffe ct inbreOet &irfe-
pg @olpitolsifib for 5iiferne / gforb=
Tn1,N
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-07
BERLIN ACKNOWLEDGES
SUBMARINE IS sunk
BY United Press.

BERLIN, Sept. Tit is announced
the submarine U-27 sank small Brit
ish cruiser near the West Hebrides
August 10th. 1t is believed she was
herself sunk several days later.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-07
BETTER BABIES CONTEST
BEGAN THIS MORNING
Twenty-Six Little Ones Entered And
Doctors and Nurses Are Making
Scientific Examinations

The better babies contest is now IN
full swing. 1t opened this morning
with twenty-six entries, and hundreds
visited Leonard Hall this morning TO
see them.
The following physicians and dent.
lists have been appointed by DR.. Wor.
den to make the examinations in the
better babies contest now being held
each day at Leonard Hall
Physicians-Doctors Hood. West
Olmsted, Secor, Harper Parades
Rand. Worden. Callahan, Munk and
Mantor.
Dentists-Doctors Alexander, Mentz
Moore and McAbea.
Nurses-The following nurses and
ladies who have had experience in
nursing have been appointed to assist
In the examinations by Mrs. Littlefleld
chairman of this committee:
Mesdames Taber, Fedema. ZuiIici
Mentz, Littlefield, Rutherford, Kleck.
ner Ferrin. Arnhold, Alexander, lie.
berski, Boyd and Keas. Misses VIII.
Jams, Smith. Dewar, Clinton. French
and Lawson.
The contest examinations are held
each day this week from 0 a. m. to 12.
All Of the above physicians, dentists
Continued on Page Four)
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-07
DOUBT AS TO CAUSE
HESPER|AN SINKING
Consul Frost In Preliminary Conf
dentIal Report Says May Have
Been Mine or Torpedo

WASHINGTON, Sept 7.-Ambassa.
dor Page has cabled from London that
the British admiralty states that the
Hesperian was sailing as an ordinary
passenger ship and was never In the
government service since the war be-
gan and that no troops were aboard
except some wounded Canadians trav-
cling on individual tickets.
America has ordered her represen-
tatives aborad to determine whether
the Hesperian was mined or torpedo
ed. Consul Frost at Queenstown in
a confidential preliminary report said
there was doubt as to the cause.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-07
Winners First Events
In Elko's Big Rodeo
BEN ooe9lNs CARRIES eUckINe CON-
TEST. ONE OF BADLY HURT BY uNRuLY HORSE
EXCITING THREE.MLE RACE wo NsY VALDEZ

Mcknight The other two judges were
Frank Gore and Sheriff Joe Harris.
G. S. Garcia was field manager. He
was assisted by w. R. Valdez as chief
of the pickerups for the bucking hors.
es.
Judge Castle and William Englert
acted as paymasters. AS soon as the
event was over the winner received
his money right on the ground.
DR.. Mason acted as official announc.
er Of the events and the names of the
winners.
Perhaps the most exciting of all the
events was the three mile relay race.
Skeeter BIZ should have won that if
his mounts were not so slow in start
ing.
The most fun was gotten out of the
steer riding contest. Some of the
boys sailed through the air like a wind.
jammer at sea only to lose their hold
and 90 10 the ground.
But the mems bucking contest had
the genuine thrills and was most dra-
matte. OF the 10 riders two went to
the earth and bit the dust, but for
tunately neither was seriously hurt.
The calf steer roping was bit slow.
and several ropers in throwing the
riatas missed the mark. But this
event was enlivened by one steer TAX
ing the hurdle of the concrete fence.
So far as known he may be going yet
1t was not until Jim O'Brien came
out as the fourth rider that ribbon
was tied around the neck Of the steer.
OF cours it takes skill to win In
one of these contests. But after all
there is an element of luck. 1t is the
horse that virtually wins the bucking
| contest.
OF course the rider can help some If
he scratches 'em." And there is
such a thing as the horse being too
clever. That is, If the horse unseats
his rider that horse stood a good show
to win first money If the man had
| held on.
They are all good riders" said one
of the judges. The selections for the
finals were determined principally by
the conduct Of the horse. If the horse
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-09-07
Winners First Day.

winners First Day.
Mems Bucking Contest-Ben Dob
bins first, 800: Lee Caldwell second.
$50.
Ladies Bucking Contest-Dorothy
Morrill,. first, 800; Maud Tarr, sec
ond, $50.
Steer Riding Contest-Jim O'Brien,
first, $40; Lee Supulveda, second, 80
Bulldogging Contest-Ben Dobbins,
first $50, time "a seconds; AL Biscar-
ro second, $25. time 3S seconds.
Indian Bucking Contest-Geo. Ad-
ans, Jr., first. SOS; Sam Holly second,
SIS.
Calf Steer Roping Contest-Skeeter
Bill first, $50, time 1:08k; W. J. Rob-
bins second, $25.
Relay Race 3 miles, horses-W. r.
Valdez first, 500.
Wild Horse Race-Lee Caldwell
first, s25.
The foregoing tells the story in
brief Of the first days events of the
Elko Fourth Annual Rodeo.
From o'clock In the afternoon till
half past five there was not an idle
minute. The sport was fast and furi-
Gus from the start off till the close.
To show the speed with which the
events were pulled off it is only neces.
sary to cite the mems bucking con
test. The nineteen entrymen had all
finished within less than an hour or
about three minutes to each rider.
There was big crowd out. Both
the bleachers and the grand stand
were well filled.
Every moment was exciting from
the go. There were some thrills that
made one hold his breath. But now
and then the tension was relieved by
good laugh over the mishap to some
unlucky contestant.
The afternoon started off with fall
that threw n damper over the spirits
of the crowd for a moment. Joe vii.
son, one Of the judges, with the first
horse Bald Hornet, that came out in
the mems bucking contest, was knock.
ed from his horse by the rearing buck.
er and had a rib broken.
Wilson's place was taken by George