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The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
WESTERN HIGH WINS
GAME FROM YANKEES
Scholastic Team Shows Excellent Form
and Trims Association Quint by
2S to . Count.

The Western High School basketball
team kept up its winning streak yester-
day by trimming the famous Yankee
team of the Y. NJ. c. A. in a good game
at the National Guard gym by 2s-to-&
count
The Yankees played in brilliant style,
but the fast passing of the high school
lads. along with the many fouls made by
the association Quint, paved the way for
the victory for the Red and White.
The foul shooting of Picnic. who Gagged
eight out of ten baskets and the brilliant
field shooting of Peck were easily the
features of the game The summary:
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
GILMORE AT GOTHAM;
SIGNS NFIELDER DEAL
Federal League President Hopes to
Enlist New England Clubs
for His Cause
for His Cause

New York, Jan. 29.-President James
4. Gilmore, of the Federal League, ar
rived in town from Chicago today and
held a lengthy conference with Robert
B. Ward. president of the Brooklyn
Federal club.
Later on Gilmore met Charles Deal.
third baseman of the worlds cham
pion Boston Braves. at an uptown
hotel. and announced that he had
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
CLAIMS ASSOCIATION
PLANS WITHDRAWAL
From Federal League Comes State
ment that Organized Baseball
Must Grant Demands,

Chicago. Jan. 29-Some Of the facts OF
the rather sudden elevation of the Ameri-
can Association to the rank OF major
league began to come to light today.
From a Federal League source, came
the positive statement that the big minor
leaguers received their promotion only
after they had issued a def in which they
declared they would withdraw from or
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
BIG MEETING OF B0WLERs
TO BE HELD SUNDAY

A meeting of the bOwlers OF
the District will be held at the
Palace Bowling Alleys, 914 Il
street northwest, on sunday af-
ternoon at , D. m. for the Pur-
pose of the formation of u local
branch of the Atlantic Coast
Bowling Association. and all To-
cal enthusiasts of the great in
door pastime are invited TO at
tend. The much discussed sub
ject of the regulations of pins
and balls mt the ducApin game
will be thoroughly gone over at
this meeting
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
SECOND INFANTRY
LOSES TO ENGINEERS
District Guards Meet First Defeat at
Hands of Bridge Builders in
Military League, AZ to 33.

The Second Infantry basket ball
quint went down to their first defeat
Of the year. in the Military League, los
ing to the Engineer outfit by the score
OF ~ to So The game was closely
contested throughout. while Album and
Detimore starred, as did Keith. Line
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30

SW6sfIfWIi0ns FIIZT atTI0h I0T NTI7I'as' -
for Mcdonald Goals from court-Alburn ~. Dit
more ~. Schweigman. Fitzpatrick. Wheeler o.
Myers 49, Keith 49,. Freeman, Mcdonald. Free
toSseE-Wheeler t5i. Album o.. Ditmore. Referee
Mr. Haas. Timskeeper-Lieut. Cauuther, L.
8 A. ScorerICart Beckstein. D. c. y. G: Time
Of halres-e0 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30

Goals from hoor-Peck l5l. Picnic a.. Fuller
Schaefer o. BingIey l2' MeaHy l2). Ford ~.
Goals from fou-Piene lsl Schsefer t2). GALLOWAY.
Number nf fouls called Yankees, 10; Western. ).
% minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30

Havana. Jan. 29.-The Cuban government through
President MsnOcsl has confirmed the concession
granted By the city Of Havana George NJ Bradr
for boxing matches to be held in Cuba this ysar
The hrst match will be between Sam Mcyey and Sam
LAngford. twenty five rounds. February l3. the
winner to challenge Jack johnson.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
Rickenbacher Signs.

San Francisco. Jan eddie Rickenbachsr. star
automobile driver and last winner OF the largest
purse captured American driver the Sioux City
Sweepstakes has signed contract TO drive In the
Grand Prize and Vanderbilt Cup races. to be held at
the Panama Pacific Exposition.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
Mike RYAN to Coach Bates.

Lewiston. Ne. Jan 29.-Mike Ryan. the winner ~
the 1912 Boston A. A. Marathon and member "
the last American team which everything before
the Olympic games in Stockholm. 1879. has
signed from the Amateur Athletic Union ~ the
Tinted States to becomc coach Of the Bates College
track team at Lewiston. Me.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30

SubstitrtiOns-BoWen for Francis Franzen for
Kessler. Drake for Waters Potter for Northrup.
Goals from Cour-BoltOn "a, Bowen, March 'S.'
HnIme. ~ KIees 49,. Potter Free tosses-Bolton
a. March a.. Fouls called-Army and Navy L;
- AIbans Z Referee-Mr. Obst. UmPre-Mr.
Fuller Time Of periOds-9O minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30

Substitutions- Harrison for Brown. Roberts i.T
Jacobson. jacobson for J King. X. hing for e
King Goals from fuor-G. King ls'. jacobson lSl'
Miller o. J. King e. Brown Roberts. OLone %.
Schmitt a.. L Pollard t5l. Goals from foul
Gardner s1. G. King l5'. Reteree-Mr. Greene
Time Of halves-O mipUtcs.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
Plan Donovan DaYs."

Preparations being made for series u Don
ovan days to he celebrated while Bill still has his
smile Boston. PhiladsphIA and Detroit have
already been entered.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
Hughie Picks Tigers

the Red so1 viii fail 10 land the cloth ne1t season
Hushie has picked his Detroit Tigers 20 eHry of
.hR bg5aIs lhls tfNe
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
Chifeds Sign a Minor Lacquer.
Pfeger Signs Contract

Chicago. Jan 29.-WiIliam 2. McGoWn. . minor
league baseball player. Of HOutSzdale. Pa has signed
. contract to play with the Chicago Federals.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30

jamestown. Jan 29.-HarOId Phegcr Of this city.
has signed contract TO pitch with the Hamilton
club Of the Canadian League.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-30
aga Protests Game With Friends QunRaces and Other Sports
To Battle in Cuba.

mite plan of organization will be
ranged"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-06

Johnson, v w. Snider. Charles T..
Roberts. Frank L. Warner and l.. r..
SammOns. They are among the lvest
wires in the town and all of them are
men Of affairs. Mr.. Snider has been
secretary of Chamber of Commerce
for number Of years and has been
working for nothing all Of this time
lie has collected valuable data and
statistics and is in correspondence
with investors elsewhere who desire to
establish Industrial plants in this city.
The motto Of the Chamber Of Com
merce is. Jobs first and men after
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-06
NEW UNIFORMS FOR
AKDAR SHRINE BAND

ErHud-uOW uniforms of the striking
'Iu--tr type are to Doe worn hv Akdar
shrine band which achieved an envi-
able reputation ON its recent trip TO
fH. Pacific coast 20 attend the impe-
Ill council at Seattle
g. 81 NeIhNcr. recorder Of Akdar
temple. yesterday sent for uniform
man o. take the measurements Of the
musicians for the new outfits
The band made such big hit I'm the
west and the local Shriners who ac-
.pmpsnied them were $50 clltcd that
DO was decided new uniforms would
pe in order
The Hussar uniforms will present
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-06

which sang Deutschland uher Allies
and "The Star-Spangled Banner" and
chccrcd the news Of the fan Of War
saw.
DR.. G. j. HcXamer Of Philadelphia,
reelected president Of the National
German American alliance, in honor
Of which the day was arranged, told
the story of Germans in American his
tory and urged his countrymen to pre-
serve for their children the ideals and
traditions of the fatherland.
The German day celebration,
which followed the three day conven-
ton Of the alliance, was concluded
with fireworks display
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-06
GERMAN DAY" AT
FRISCO EXPOSITION

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 5.-Ger-
man-Amcricans celebrated German
DAY" at the Panama Pacific eXposi-
ton today They paraded through
the city. passed i'm review before
prominent COMMUNICATIONS and
Franz Bopp. German consul. and
Joined thousands of their countrymen
In an audience at the exposition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-06

Waru, instead Of men first and Jobs
siler"ard. If the Chamber of Com
.'e.Se j.. succeeds. and it Is going to do
T. there will be no bread line IN Hol.
Genlille. now or hereafter
All news matter hereafter sent out
from Holdenville will be submitted to
me committee and receive its APP
iroVal before being mailed. This win
insure protection to the newspapers.
as the guarantee of the committee will
De behind every statement made and
they VIII not countenance exaggera-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-06
HOLDENVILLE TAKES
SOME VIM AND VIGOR
Chamber of Commerce RcorganiLc-
and Plans Made for Legitimate
Boosting OF the City.
special 10 The world.

HOLDENNILLE, Aug. 5.-llulden-
lille has reorganizcd the Chamber OF
Commerce or rather 1t has given the
Chamber Of Commerce an injection If
new vim, and from now on the or
Canization is going about letting the
world know the advantages Of Hol-
denville and the inducements offered
To factories to locate here.
At meeting held here Wednesday
night II was decided to have com
nittee on publicity, which will work
with the secretary and see to 1t that
nothing but reliable news goes out
from Holdenville about the oil deVel-
opment and everything else. This
committee is composed OF Hunter
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-06
LAWTON HAS BIG
ROPING EVENT ON
Special 10 The world.

Special 90 The World.
. LAWTON. Aug. 5.--Early frontier
day scenes are being revived here in
a thrce-day ropmg and riding con-
test, given by oklahoma and Texas
cowboys under auspices Of local COW
men. There was large attendance
ON the opening day, but il Is expected
thousands of visitors will be I'm Law
ton saturday Liberal purses have
been hung up for the winners.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-06
NIrtnllIr

."IIc is man with grip of steel
Hn iron nerve. but heart OF gold
All A regular man of mcttlc. ''-
Baltimore American
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-06
2,4OO DeIinquentS
Owe Personal Tax

Continued From PAGE onc1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-08-06

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03

tp0elige SooaftrDf al DDr, lom far
beDeget Jig Zen ODER Stenene> me-
oe1s Sc en0nu bar ble6e og ubrpl1o=
te; en- &ot, to forifjelligc @unoc, ct
2um ion1t nogle @pns bnr efterloDt
Zig pau Ocn11e Wauoe bcpare6e Wer=
fer. Set fan berof %ifipunes> at Ger
bar pgret, Ell 8ebpggelie / Sterile
Sen al 5teoet, noget iom pgioo as
anoen Sci fan ies.
gsoget al BET melt i%nteresionte Deo
Jun0et er Ben Smltp1loigbcD, at
Torbiloelien n1eo ocn muliggen0e
&irfebpgning INT ioo bclten1t fan
poapiles. Mrfiteft Sn1iDt Dur ont
bp9gelig .eftcrgaaet &irferls forlfiel=
ligc Mltre, opn1oolt 5tene11c % I'M
oerl egt 0isles iGrlige 8eltoffcnbeo,
bpnrefter Set gjcnnem olle Gnfelt=
be0cr fon fonltotcres, at 5tencl1e
CT brGnbt / Opncn fer.
SboO MI Ieglpp1ler1s Ml0cr ol1=
goor> On ofbnnger 0ennc oltlao al
&irfens. 2irObollc Strife on1toles
1850 | Sortegrelie len oper &irferne
/ &ibe Stift, men riu1eligbis ligger
oel1s Iilblibelie betpoelig lengere
tilbage. Sn1i0lertio bor Sen III lteD=
fnnone, irrlia io9fpnoige llnberip=
gellc, llaaet fat, at &irfen CT ONT
bpgget cit @ang / Miobeloloeren>
ioet Den ira f9rlt at ianolpnligbis
6or pGret opfprt al &antpelt ten, nlel1
oerefter - be- entlig fra Soffelens
pperl tic SAINT = %gjenrejlt al Wu11fe=
teglitcn. Sra oenne Ombpgning ie=
mere ZEN / Meio6elol0eren ltomnler
iuoleocs Ieglobnen.
Set CT 90 ct DGl0cnt blltarilf
Wti11oe fra Ggnen, ser fer er fon1met
frc11, loo m1eget mere per0ifulDt,
lpn1 Set pou De1lne lebel10e Weuo0e CT
fnpttet til Sognets gor1le &irfe.
Natio1alml1ieet bor onbenot ct 1tort
Nrbcjoc paa at faa &nrfet ubfpr=
ligt fotogroferet, opn1aolt og tegnet.
Tor @cfolfningen bilOe Set bore al
%betp0clig S11teresie, pm 5teoet ful1=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03
Gn 6aarb Mebfart. Get falDcr Sc

Gn baarb Wte6f art. Oct falDcr Sc
f%olf11ingc11 peo @renien beiparligt
at bliDe fnrtrolig meo, at olt 5o,11=
fpcn mcllem 9eqboer pou begge 81
Der al @rGnien CT ltrengt forbuot
al DC preusiilfe Mpnoigbeoer, % at
u%betDbelige Spertreoelie r itroffcs
buarOt.
st Gor @aaror1n1no / Sjeriteo>
DARIUS 5cbplcr % Crit Ol1e11, nor
Ell Mftcnltll1o gaoet oper til @pnl=
ouno &ro, Ser ligger umibbclbort
Up til @rpnien, pg BET e11obo lu1Oer
2eOiagellc al en- tpif 5ploot al
8reniepugten. 6pr Dcnnc Opertru=
belle er Sc bpcr bleper iDpnlt otte
Cages JG11gicl. Otter bboo scr for
lp0er, bar ben enc @auroejer fprgjn=
pes tilbuot Ell %betpoelig Een9ebpoc
for Jorieelle11. J.
2igclebes er Mejcribcltprer Gons
i Span0et iopmts en- Jp11giclslt rai
poa 1er Tiger, for0i ban CT gooet
ODER at beige en- Mfa1o, Ser Dor ct
Eur @l11oreoe Mlen poo ocrnc 5ioe
@rGnien. S 5ponoet Sogn befloger
man lterft Silorogcllen, bo set bill
blipe meeet banifeligt for life al
iige unr1ligt for 8eboer11e at foo Sc
res 0pgtise Mejeribeitprer eritattet
al Ell onoen Mo11O> meoe11s bol1 az
Toner iin 5trof
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03
Den 9aule Seglpbn / 2tnbballc
beb Belle.

Som tibligere omtolt bor man
pao 5pgnefogeo g. 2ar1en Senlers
Gienoom / 2inbeballe fu1loet noqet
Wf11rb9rf> lom antoges at bore Me=
lterne al en- meget gomn1cl Ecgl=
pb11.
l(nocr 2c0elie of Notio>1oln1u1e=
cts Nrfiteft 6. 81. 5n1iot, bor us
gropningen / Sen iio1tc SID fl11,oet
5tcO, og &eiultotct CT / 6plge Sci
le. 81. Solfebl." felt igjenncm til
freOsitillenbe.
Oct bite Jig, at Set, Sen fprlte
l%(Ogrobning boboe blottet, bar 9ele
al en- Me1r, lom f%ortiottes / 3lt og
@elt; Deb at borftoge set pperite
Sor0log fer ltpOte mal1 mart poa ct
M11rbjerne / 9it, og efterboonaen
fit mani laa 1neget al Smri6ie1e
from, at man fu11oe begpn0e at gro
be / DpbOe11. Otter ct temmelig BE-
iberligt Mrbej6e n1eo at bortfGr11e
0en ltore MengOe Ser og 5tenbrof=
fer, lom fpl0te Opnen, 11aaebe man
om1iocr 81tn0en in0en for Sc fire
&pggc.
Soale0es er 11u %fremoraget CT
IeglobrL ltprre pg lmuffere, men
ilnr mere %belbeboret e11 Be e11feltc,
Notionalmuieet ti0ligere bar let al
lignenbe Mloer.
6l11oet fren1bpocr mango intercs=
lunte gnfeltbe0cr, lom ofgiber ct
fprtrinligt Moteriale til 8elDsl1ing
al Shortening og Mrbej0smaaoe / oe
n1iObelalOcrlige GcglbGrfer. Ser
lfol nebneS enfelte @ppeotref. Sp=
mems 0pbbe CT ca. 21a Meter,
2nne6e Az Meter % 8reo6e go6t
4 Weter. ri W11rene er be11 ipr0re
0aarligit beburet, ben pltre 8eg
ltoor beolt !. &gjoen al SEN tilbage=
ltoacr0e Me1tr er fer op til ct Eor
Meter. 5elbe M1tre11e, 1om CT Bug
geoe paa mioOelaloerlig Wuaoe, oct
lanfalbte Wl1nfelfifte, CT pua Sc etc
Ser, man bar let efter, ontfring IA
Dieter tDffe. Ser CT / Norbiioen
tire Tpr6uller meo ml1rcbe Sbelpin=
ger pg 11ben for ct Sprrnnt n1eo
Stpttepiller. @11lbet CT belagt me6
Meunfelten iaabel / Sprrl11nmet lon
/ lelpe Sbnen.
Ser CT ben Merfeligbeb til Ste-
Sc, at en- Sci 5ten al iibite 8ran=|
Ding er lobt tilbage / Sbnerl, bnor
Sc benitoar / Meffer og 5tabler,
loaleoes ion 90 Be - bpao MI e11n
@r1noen BERTH fan babe peret ~
CT forlabt. Oct les, at Ser fraregnet
TDrfanalerne bar beret Blabs til, at
Ser bor funnel 1taa s &Gffer 5ten.
/ Sbne11.
S 8nn0en al Sprrumn1et fun0tes.
noget &iloefalf eller 6raaoiten.
SSoroen er Der naturligbis iterfft
blal1oet meo 4l1l og @ife.
Moriomt nof finoes Ser paa en-
|balD 5nes al be opfaltebe 5egHten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03

g.: ~Gn 2omn1etpp forlpgte at
ltjple fra mig / 9og poo @ooen,
nlelt min @lltru fon1 Dom / Sor=
fjpbet."
g.: uNoppeoe FUN bon eller
roabtc bun efter Holitiet?"
g.: vSSlrgen al 0elene, for bun
por llet life n1eo."
g.: u&porleocs funoe bun ga !"
st.: uSurr boD0e fpruo peret og
tpmt mine 2on1mer."
&Grtcn It'll cit 4erre ser refer
Jig og bill gao u6e11 at betole Sc tire
Gilsnere, iom bon bor 0rufffet):
u9e bill bel life gao 1,6en at be-
tole?"
9erren Qaoer, iom ON Fan life
b6rer, bba0 SGrten 1iger): u@bob
iagoe Seq"
&erten: ~SSeg flyer, at Sc fife
bar betalt for set 9l, 9e far orlf=
fet."
Serren: ~Sor 0e betalt 9llet?"
@erte1: ~SSa, pitt bar ieg betolt
Oet."
9crrcn: ~San1en, iuo er Ser 90
ingen Mening /, at jeg betaler oct
en- Gang ill.,"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03

8or0, meoens set ibenife og set
rrorife 5fib ieileOe bi6ere, bDorbe11
pibes life, bef1bolbsbis me0 Gpifere
% gnglanoere. !.
Dt 6 oanlfe 5pfulf bar miitet
alt oeres sri % ollie &apirer; Sc
bapoe FIN sc Meoer, SC gif %
1too /.
Set tplfe &rigslfib, uMeteor",
par fuloltunoig uo1tprct 1pm Milte=
ifib meo 3 oeffeoe Moifi1fa1toner
% 2 glepatorer til l16lngning> al
Wfi11er. vMseteor" bar poo 700 Ions
% ifal bone uolagt 300 Msiner pao
i'm Sur.
9resien funDe life faa Mogong
til 5pfpr9pret, Scr pberDereoes al
sen ful1gerenDe 5tutionsofficer,
&aptejn 8esiel, og Gbefen for &u=
ronbaaoen "Mblulon", &remierlpit=
nont 8ron6t.
Tlbper=Tlnst fra Nalburg. Mal=
borg, 8. Slug. 50 al Sc tDife ST.
ber =Officerer, ser CT %it1ternerebc /
Malborg, &optainlpjt1anterne @repe
@loten og 5rit5, bar / @ftermiooog
peo 2H-Siocn let 2ejligbeo til at
u1bpige.
Otter at Sc boboe' lpilt 5rofo1t,
gift Sc iom iGobanlig ne0 / 9aDrn
for at rpge en- Cigar; berfra en- be
ga, 110e11 at 8agten bar ben1erfet
Set, frpbet UNDER Acknowledgment
|pg gjen1ent 11oget 811itoos inO poo
en- Mabogr1,no. s Sen tilltpOen0e
GjenOnms 9pnlebuS bar De affrrt
fig 6eres %l1nifprmer, bporunber Sc
bar Duft chile &lnber, iom Oe paa
CIT eller o11oe11 Moooe bar faoet fat
/. Sen cue bab0e en- bpiD cibil So
ifet, Sen on6en maotte bjGlpe fig
1neb at ifere &ofaroen al iin Mill
tore Sue. Otter On1fleOningen ct
oe ga gaaet, rimeligbis 110c11 ON
8pen, til Sobro 2on0epei iom Sc
for fulgt til Mmtsipgebuiet, bpor
Sc er orejet al moo 5p0plt til Sta
tionsbpen @11g; berfro gift Sc 0els
as &ejene, bels ODER Marfcrne /
Metning al Sel1ocr=Iro11oers.
Sllliolcrtio bor 6l1gten blebc1
opOaget, ibet man / Snterncri1lgs=
&illoen5 Nabocjenbom fan0t Be ef=
terlobtc l1nifor1ner. Nolitiet og Wti=
Iiteret bleb 1trofs lat I 8ebegelie
for at cfteripore 6lpetningene. Gn
Sernbaneosiiite11t, ion1 boDbe mpbt
bem 110enfor Malborg, latte. Snr=
f9lger11e pao Sporet. 5tatsbetjclt
&litten og Holitibetjent Wpller fipr=
te / Ml,to1nobil, le0logeoe al en- $50
litibl1n0 i sen angipne &etning. Sc
aflpgte paa bercs Sci beo 9un0ens
| 6jplp ollie Sober % MnlGg, pg %
Here bupoc let Tlpgtningcne, lpffc=
6es set noe11 &nnifeligbeO at otter
ippre Dem ga 8%etjer1tene noococ
11b moo 5pnOer -Ironoers, if oct
for Sibca ser inbfDorterebe MilitGr
un0erretning ON Slugten, og Otter
1%pg1ringen fprtlattes meo Msiiltoncc
al &optejr 8orup. s &iGrene mel
lem 5pnber=Gron6ers og @iltrup
opoogeoc Sc to &etjentc Jlp9tnin=
gene; oe roobte 6en1 an, og Gplfcr=
ne los fig rolig poagribe. Spcrfor
&Iitten ng Mpller befluge0e SC, at
| Sl1gtfpr1pget life bar blebet frol1et
meo @elb. s M%l1tomobilc11 fjbrtes Sc
tilboge til Molbprg, bpor SC ol,fom
beo 4H-Sioen.
&ogten beb &lllaen bcltaar al 80
Mon0 on Dagen. &ogtfonntonopr
er for Si0cn Ire1nierI9itnont 0nhr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03

Be blipe fre6et, Sen ~ejenoommelige
5eperoigbeb bebaret. S loa 5alo
ifl1loe imi0lertio Sbnen u11oer Sag
og nogle al Ml1rene ltibes en- DeI af
in0en &interen fommer;; oilers BIZ
Der oct Sele 6Oelagt. Gjeren filler
Jig meget imp6efommenbe nteo
Senlpn til Ell 6%reolDSning UNDER
Nationalmuieet, i0et ban er billig
til at ifjGnfe Blabien lan1t oesu0en
DOe Moteriole til Sens Snobegning.
Torbaa6entlig lDffeS Set Sc interes=
lercOe Starter at fao Sc %n9bben0ige
MiOler lfaffet til Seize 1aa BET gom=
le, lmu1ffe 8pgberf fun foa SOB at
6enltaa lGr1ge enonlt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03

g.: u@or gu nerbps, 90 gu fri
e0e til Sin n11bprenbc &one?"
g.: uNej, Set bar jeg life, men
Ibis jeg f11n6e iet ii Mor frem /
foo bopoe jeg iiffert nof be-
ret 6et."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03

LGuU6 Ug SlduSIYSL HddT.
Mrs. Mason's "Old
English Hair Tonic" og
Shampoo Cream" ON
.fatter en- aldeles kom-
plet Behandling for
Haarets Vedligeholdel-
Sc. "Shampoo"-Midlet
tilberedt at oplivende og
rensende Urter, gj4r
Haaret kr9llet og glin-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03

sende og fjerner Skurv / Haarbun.
den. Hair Tonic, $1.00 pr. Flaske.
Shampoo Cream, 25c pr. Pakka.
Mrs. Mason's Bog: .The Human
Hair and How to Preserve it,, og
en- Prove af nmvnte Shampoo" frit
paa Forlangenda.
PAXTON TOILET CO.. Boston, Mass.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03
Mrs. MASON'S
OH EngltBh
HAIR TONIC
OG "SHAMPOO CREAM"

er de to Pr@parater, som benytte-
des at Kate Seaton Mason, den be-
kjendte engelske Haar-Specialist,
we'd Haarfrisuren i Vanderbilts Fa-
mile, Hertuginden at Marlborough,
Nine. Melba, og Selskabsdamerne ]
New York, London og Paris, som
bevidner diets O~verlegenhed for
tyndt, affaldende, svagt, stivt, split:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03
For godt Haar:

Frances Aida siger:
Mrs. Mason's Old
English Hair Tonic
og Shampoo Cream
er i allie Maader ma
get tilfredsstillende.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-13

Lunehecn Cub -
Nr Harry Nfaufy etifrteif''a -
-.-,.sr. II ~ iattilsaa e'ab 1aurrasy
N ~ otssA - hsf bome 90 iAbsftg
~ nsves wrra u~A iu thf tabs
afeofaiiaa.
Asssios briigs vas pia3e4 during ias
-. rrfaetf werf Mchtsnes hethiS
,,...,..,sot4. rsy uiil.F. Eic1are hiuJ
1900 1rank. "a y hvef, LdNN
Fl.sn tt II fuil DAVIS lffaff N
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-06-13

Bernard ieit Taa.i,v
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ihrg" uiil arrive Ia ~ ~. ''t ~ Nan
''''' e DE and an. } n Cola y '''
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+. ~. 'amcrnn lli.l $500 !.
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Sig ni,hard Slrsras Who
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.n- ,.' summer uiih his lare.t. N.
'nd Nr. % 81 storsus Nh
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his g. 90 Newman ard am an. ,,.,
int nA''i'os ln fort Wora
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fortnight soiuum ln Rias.,ils
go ami Nfs Myron rea.s Of r,.h..
'ir''d natNc' in to- eiiy tins so.k
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rin NmAin, of indan Springs ..,..s
an .p,ni'ns fortnight siih Ma. p.,.ri
son hlueher
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summer ,hool la Austin
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b. ihr guest oi Nr and Mn h AZ.
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returned from a dcbghiiul ,iait ia llou.
ton
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sting Dos aunt Mr., n u Ciaia. Al 81
homt nn souih nlun
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san Antonio whtit he rccg1ei ais laa
d,.rrr
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t.1' Woman ani neHsfamruamsn oi
Nasl. b. ,nGins a week a. Gao 81
o Hotel
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h,r Friday 60 homc during the tu.a
mtl months
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iiom dci4liiul VISIT Ia san Antuuis
Mi.. Olive Caldwell lofi Friday b
attend summer school ln Austin sad slll
hr away fog .lA works 90 more
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Shreveport. Louisiana, are spending the
uouth with Mn Gfibblss sister, Mn
Coleman