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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1915-12-11
For the Children

"Hezekiah" Zone Step and I'm
Alabama, Dear, With You"-Med-
ley Fox Trot of four song hits,
both by Conway's Band. 12-inch
double-face. Price, SIPS. No. 355Ol.
"Blue Paradise"-Medley, One-Step
of this beautiful light opera and
Miss Vixen" Fox Trot. Both by
Conway's Band. l2-inch. Price,
$l.25. No. 355O2.
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BELLE PLANE.

The marriage of Miss Bea A. Kivel
to Mr.. John H. Haas, st. Paul, took
place Tuesday. November 23rd, at St.
Johns Catholic church. Rev. Father
Hickey officiated.
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BENSON.

On Thanksgiving Day the marriage
of Miss Della Maye Perrizo, of Clon-
tart and Mr.. Leslie Wilcox, of St.
Paul, was solemnized at Clontarf, Rev.
FIR. Kenny officiating.
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GLENCOE,

A wedding was solemnized on Tues
day morning, Nov. %, at St. Georges
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Victor Records for the Whole Family
For Father

John Mccormack sings "Adeste
Fideles" Ooh Come, All Ye Faith
ful) accompanied with chorus and
chimes. A l2-inch Red Seal Rec
ord. Price, $3.50. No. 74436.
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For Daughter

"The Night Before Christmas"-
A recitation by Cora Mel Patten
and "The Gingerbread Boy" reci-
tation by Georgene Faulkner. H.
inch. Price, $l.2s. No. 354l8.
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No 17567
No. 1857.
order for Hearing Final Account and
s..+ Petition for Distributions.

No. 1857.
Oruef 1Or Hearing Final Account and
Petition for Distribution.
state of Minnesota, County of Henne-
r, PIN. In Probate Court.
IN c the Matter hIas Of the Estate of Neil W.
o on receiving and fling the final ac-
count OF the administrator Of the estate
OF SAID decedent, and his petition pray
lng Tor the allowance of said account
ana Tor decree assigning the residue
81 81 SAID estate to the persons by law en-
ut is ordered That all persons inter-
coart on asNR onday Se tSe 27 aS
s iSa5 p at ter 1aSt
t&4Eourt House at Minneapolis, in said
9R0nGyY. then and there to show cause,
=, ,ih an ~ there be. why said account should
~. ss distributed as prayed for in said
s Andtt is further ordered. That notice
y such hearing be given by publishing
fthts order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day Of
paper printed and p Sbmah In ne said
county.
Dated at Minneapolis. this LIST day of
December, 1915.
BY the 5 Sf2st 4. DAHL,
Judge Of the Probate Court.
Order for Heer!n. Petition for Letter.
of Administration.
State of Minnesota. County of Henne-
pin. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Charles
w. Day, decedent.
On receiving and fling the petition of
Gladys g. Day.. Of Hennepin County,
Minnesota. praying. that Letters Of Ad-.
ministratton on said estate issue to her;
heard and that all persons interested in
said matter appear before this Court on
Monday the 3rd day of January. 1916. at
10 a., M. at the Probate Court in the
Court House at Minneapolis. in said
as said petition can be heard, show
cause cause IT any there be; why said petition
=, And it is further ordered, That no
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks. prior to said
County.
Dated at Minneapolis, this 4th day OF
December, 1915.
By the Court:
JOHN A. DAHL
Judge of the Probate Court.
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THE LADIES' AUXILIARY ELECTS
OFFICERS.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians of Graceville,
held annual election of officers Friday,
December 10th.
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NEW RICHMOND.

NEW RICHMOND. NJ, Il
The bazaar which has been cone
Quoted by the ladies' US Chd IL 81
the Immaculate ConceptSnS proved
successful beyond expectations.
ysa,SS lAt .,
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lance came to pay their last respects
to her memory.
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Perfumes and Toilet Waters

A large assortment of Domes-
tic and Imported Perfumes and
Toilet Waters, such as Colgate's,
jennings, Ricksecker's, Hud-
nuts, Wrisley's, Bradley's,
Palmer's, Babcock's, Melba,
Melorose, Lyle's, Piver's, Roger
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For Mother

Two Famous Wagner Choruses.
The Spinning Chorus from The
Flying Dutchman," by the Victor
Women's Chorus; the Bridal Choir
u.s." from "Lohengrin," by the Vic
tor Opera Chorus. A l2-inch rec,
ord. Price, $l.25. No. 35494.
"A Perfect Day" and Mother
Machree." both played by the ia
nous Mckee Trio violin, cello and
piano). A lO-inch record. Price,
75c. No. 1885.
Farrar sings Mighty LAX 4
Rose" accompanied by Kreisler,
Pinch record. $500.
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& Gallet's, Coty's, Houbigant's,
Mary Garden, Pinaud's, DER
kiss, Peg o My Heart, Etc.-in
neat Christmas boxes, at Csc to
$500.
Perfume Atomizers, choice as
sortment, Soc to $500.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-07-08

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seen Reno
SAITH

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
FIazzkE' Razz7e1
SupTeme.Se r@arv

that every additional figure and fact
presented in opposition 10 "A scheme OF
TINS Kind is invar!ably unjus,ly and in
tustriously used in favor Of tho
scheme. and in an .nor, TO deteriorat.
the Institution acting on a forced and
unjust defensive" II is apparently mis-
anthropic and hard 10 act upon tn.
presumption that the proposed pur-
chaser or lesSces are altogether selfish
and determined to present their views
in tho light. while they obscure arv
answers that are made TO their propo-
sit!on; buy the fact remains that in
IN" business world and in the circles
IN which these large corporations op-r-
ate. they are remorseless. calculating
an! eXacting. and that those who on
pose their m"rC.nar% schemes are
liable. after the use OF All the ability
they possess and the execution of their
best determination. TO becom. the VIC
tins Of superior skill and greater ex-
pe'!ence backed in many eases by ah-
solute want Of principle
The hoard has In its possession re-
ports OF Arthur Glasgow ana also Of
Messrs, Forestal and Robertson. which
ar" subject TO Your inspection only in
the ofc. Of the Administrative Board
as these reports are very valuable and
cos'iT, and are KEEP; in the vaul, in the
boards office"
Recital Is then had Of the fact that
the proposal Of the Southern Gas and
Electrical Corporation was unsolicited
though with a consummate nerve. il,
demands that we shall give fun and
explicit reasons for refusing their I'M
solicited and undesirable proposition .
1t is charged that the company,
through newspaper advertisements, at
, tempted 10 mislead the public and 10
distort I'll" facts. and the report saws.
We have been called upon To enter
tam any uninvited guest. without sat
isiactory credentials. suspicious in APP
pcarance and proba bly, in disguise"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
STUART TO ATTEND

Governor Henry c. stuart will he
the guest Of honor Of the faculty and
student body of the Bencdictinc Col
ieSe on the occasion of the annual
commencement exercises to be held to-
morrow night at sac O'Clock. Rev.
Edward y. Calisch Will deliver an nd :
dress to the graduating class. The
diplomas and medals will he presented
TO the fortunate students.
Many other prominent citizens have
SiSnihed their acceptance Of invita- :
TONS 10 attend the exercises at tho
college. The Bencdjct;ne college is the
Youngest prep school in this city.
having been founded only four years
ago. -Four graduates were turned out
last year. This year there are seven
in the graduating class. most OF whom
will pursue the collegiate course.
Rev. Father Charles, rector of the
college. in an address to the cadets
yesterday. congratulated the corps on
the efficient work done during the
year
The members OF the graduating class
are Milton .A. Beirne, Thomas f. Rinns.
Leonard J. Roster, Thomas +. McGraw.
Louis +. Shauchncssy. Joseph l.. Smith
and Raymond y. Nondcrlehr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
Ja6n 2. BAlSy
ChhIT Tlan
Rced10n Comm r

government made it clear that the delay
was granted on the assurance that the
British authorities were not responsible
Representatives of the Chicago
packers stated they were not a party
10 the request for a delay, and were
anxious to have the matter go TO trial.
Representatives of American-owued
cargoes which have been detained By
order of the admiralty are becoming
restless. They complain at the delay
OF the British government in settling
claims for demurrage on ships which
have been released. Under the ruling
of the government. all these claims
with the possible exception of cotton
carSoes which the government expects
TO purchase, will have to go to prize
court for settlement. The government
desires legal adjudication of the claims.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
VOTES UNANIMOUSLY To
Reject GAS LEASE OFFER
Continued from First page1

Works have been able to declare a
profit after being charged with fair
rate Of dividend. ii has accomplish ed
greater and better results than most of
the financial institutions in America,
and il denies that the Gas Works ac-
counts have not been subjected to
proper charges for interest. taxes and
depreciation. ON the contrary. IL has
been verified by expert accountants
that the works have sustained all
these charges and still yield n rate of
dividend considered generally sa It's
factory in the ordinary stock companies
OF America.
There is no real cause for complaint
in the nagement or product of the
works. the board says. but the whole
cause for complaint is the stubborn
refusal OF patrons to submit to the
proper arrangement of the interior
work Of their houses and the employ
ment Of modern and scientific fixtures
for the consumption of gas.
STATEMENT OF EARNINGS
AND DISBURSEMENTS
In it's statement of disbursements
and earnings of the Gas Works for
the past ten years. the board shows
si.35s,417s6; operating expenses for
the same period s2.262,763.21. leaving
a gross gain. of s2.o95,654.65. Deduct
ing interest. redemption and deprecia-
ton, there is left a net earning Of
sl,335,6s213.
I'm part explanation of the unwill-
ingness OF the Administrative Board
to file detailed statement concerning
their decision that the proposition to
lease the Gas Works be rejected" the
report continues. I'VE desire to say
that long experience and wide observa-
tlon has taught US indelibly the lesson
ait -t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
Dr. TIZZZzan2H. E2Ezcee
Chief MaysIzal
81 PSnde
NARROWED IN RIVER

Called upon to rescue Il man ma
rooned on rock in James River
short distance down stream from the
Bet Line Bridge. the Fire Department
last might sent Il nan with an extern
sion ladder and ropes to the scene
The fireman learned that the man had
been rescued and had departed. He
was unable TO ascertain the mans
name or the manner in which he hap
pcned TO he caught in the river. 1t was
"a id that the man was discovered by
some one passing along the river bank
about II o'clock. who heard his calls
for assistance. This man communi-
Gated with the Fire Department and
asked that ladders and ropes he sent
AS no boat could he found in the
vicinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08

where 1t was repressed by the arrival
of military detachment
On the 3lst Of May there was a
later outbreak at Colombo. which sub
scpusntly spread south. Martial law
has been proclaimed in the western
central. southern. northwestern and
Sahara Gamuwa Provinces
on the Sd of June the Governor
left Randy quiet, and proceeded to
Colombo. where he found the town
quiet. but the district perturbed He
hoped to suppress the disorder In n
few days.
The disorder is due to sudden
outbreak Of racial and commercial
animosity.. and Is not directed against
the European population or the colonial
government. Much Moslem mcrchan-
disc has been destroyed. There have
been numerous murders, and several
rioters were shot.
The latest kilograms state that tho
situation is in hand and improving"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
Meets Tburs,,,y uor,,,,

Meets Thursday Morning.
The General Association for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
VIII meet Thursday morning at II
o'clock in the John Marshall house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
MOSLEM SHOPS IN CEYLON
LOOTED BY BUDDHISTS
NiotOus Outbrenks, In Which Many
Murders Occur. Reported In
Official communications

LONDON. June THAT there has
been n riotous outbreak In Ceylon of
Ruddists against the Moslcms in
which numerous Moslem shops were
looted and many murders occurred, il
told In an official communicat ton made
public hero tonight
The official statement says:
The Governor Of Ceylon reports
that on tho 2Sth of May, the birthday
Of Buddha, Moslem shops in Handy
were looted by BuddhiSts. The out
break was quellcd in Handy, but was
diffused through the central province,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
HEARING POSTPONED

LONDON, June THE hearing in
prize court OF the cases affecting the
cargocs Of American meat on the
steamships Frdland, Bjornstjerne Kim
and Alfred Nobel was postponed to-da V
for three weeks. The postponement was
granted at the request OF counsel of the
owners OF the vessels and the Scandi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-08
Two Young Women Killed Il, Train,

MACON. GA. June Misses Nice
EriSley and Mary Pearson. prominent
young women of this city, wer, killed
Il. day when IN lul .,n Jbile driven by
Miss Pearson MAS s:ru.k by :: Central
.2f Georgia Railroad Iassensr" tain
at grade crossing ten miles west OF
here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02
Illng, Purse 500
SPEED DEMONS TODAY

The wpu'hurmau gave the speed
loving fans am even break uu the
weather fur tho Two days or motor
racing with ideal conditions fUr this
f'ernOUus thrills az the state Fair
'fa.k and II is now mp tu the famous
pilots tu turn iu some NJ the sprpd
made impossible last Wednesday by
'hr steady driyzlc
However the biz feature M today 81
program. the 90 uu oklahoma
1N"'rsiakcs, requires driving sk %
rather than the speed ~ the mower.
n. motors which was the main asset
~ 'Hr winners Wednesday In the
snort race dashes aud the record
trials
VIA Rnl Endlrutt proved that hls
motor was giving him nu more trouble
.. 1Hshlug or % lap of the course
'' seconds FRIDAY afternoon. n.
#.0''.n enough that hr Will he up
.'... .mlleugIug tnr Blue Hr.s.uu-
f.. ''a way I'm the 2d.uIIr event This
Afternoon Another who should
maN. OH" going hard among the lead
OPP. 4" Fired IIurrN with fnr italian
'.. which hr sent tp tho fastest
'h" rw" trials Wednesday
. .. blew nuf Uuo ~ the piston
events via o.. Included nn
uDm besides special record
..f " Nh'oh John E1impy viii again
m lower ihu worlds N.r.
rrh held Jointly hE Hamr.
N. n'shruW me f.rmur hold
OBJ" mark M $50 com the Lincoln.
|t.h ana hHh'uw un tNu NEn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02
RED S0X HAVE
3 BEST HURLERS
Averages show ThAt CRrrignn Has 3
u over Pat Moran In Regard 10
Pitchers

CHICAGO. oct g. Tyrus Cobb
Detroit continues Co lead the Amer
lean league hHtsmeu Averages pub.
.ished today show that tho Georgian
ls hitting S6S. while Eddie Collins
m Chicago. Is the runurrup $40 points
behind Fournier. trRmmnte " Col
Inns ls naNt with 12s
cobb also is the leading rungrtt,r
with li2 In total bases hr leads
with 2G5 In stolen bases. also. Cobb
promises 20 run hI, total into the
century mark tie now has SO thufts
O. hls credit
UIIr'ng. Philadelphia. aud Roth.
Cleveland have tied r1r humcrur
h"nNrs with six each Detroit leads
100 .uh batting with 26t The lead
Enr pitchers ~ the league are
Shore and Foster BOSTON rurh won
.N Ul lost z, Ruth. Boston l1 and
Johnson. Washington 2G aud o.
In the National league. Ludpus NJ
Philadelphia and Dlrlr ~ New YORK
uro tied for first place in batting
NHnnrs each with AN average o' 3lr
Following are
luuphmnu Pittsburgh. 3oT. Guf
nm SincinuuU. BOG aud uauhrr'
NrHukNn 30E
cnclnnou lrpds 'n club batting
With 266
rronth Philadelphia leads I'm total
hu'ceg with 25f aud Iu humr runs with
.' two less ihpu Ihr major rugn.
.p.url established n, Urruwu. s
Washington Iu 1NpH Carey rf.
mrgh leads iu nu'ou bases with
The leading uIf.NUra Nn. N...
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02
Rlg Attendance SURE

" =
-. ..', ......r..,
my v.rll.s series between u... pniIn
drlphp NniInunIa and inr u,stnp
Americans Much uU d,p,rI of
course uuun in, length OF iN. series
and the amount of Interest 1.snI,.ad
Iy fn, fms uf tho u,u r.uryr, ain
ming cities n Oh. .frygIr for NM,
.nnmpior.nIp la .lua, and continues
for six nr seven game. thor, .s mo-
quest on that new figures win br rs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02
GOOD RACES On
GETAWAY DAY.

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02

their names borne hy teams n.a the
formation ~ the lrugur boo 1876. Nuur
has been more persistent .nUu rmu.
drIphu however and the fans nf
Quahrrlurg are entitled o. WII, Hl.
uJp t.u celebrating M the O.. m-
uumd prnuaut-huutiug u'ur- nut
eight have ever accomplished ,n, frui
u' capturing flag CnIWgH leads
with ten Boston is second with mime.
NrN Yurk third with seven lrs-
burg fourth with four while lNu-
more and BROOKLYN are tied tn
three each. Providence ls credited
with two and Detroit ON, other
cities that have tried and failed lu.
..uUr Cincinnati 80 Iou. Iuf.
uIu cleveland Hartford n1.Wuu
Hs. Kansas rfN Louisville. N#wu
kar Syracuse. rru. Washington and
Worcester
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02

FEDERAI LEAGUF
Standing OF Teams

Results Yesterday
All games rained out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02
2Sl3P00iPi;2TF.A[Al0(
Big Ed Walsh Stages Another
Comeback; Pirates Slip Again

NeU National League Champions Give Nehf, of Braves,
Bad Beating Old Jupiter Takes Hand in the FEEDER
ais Tight Little Race
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
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Sas if)ledDte 3enanis.

r9n bait beute 9ein 3eusnib Be.
fommer. 6rana! Saif' es mai iebcn9"
"Iiait Oh niflt lieber 5ierit ellen,
Eapa?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-01-14
Snrnoriitiider SelSbrief.
GSlaoitnir 9auiifoff an ieinen Sreuno
Srancois 8ronoebouhe.)

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9~eionoerS porr ieinen l1ntertbanen.
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ifeipo, Srronun9: niti6emo: Serr'
pfleg9ulig: nitideno, @emeirerr Sol.
oat: nitlfepo 8ererdle. 3 ipelde
arrigsllIt. Sfor bel Hefrruttendlls.
bebbultg beginner Die 36npfe. @irr
libben 10 beiB uniere @rroe, oaB 10.
Carr Die golljen &mierrpenbiifien
limo pol oamit. Irrmee 9at ben
beiten &uf: Suu9err. nnierIae Bro.
uiantmeiiterr lit, i'm poaiter SImle
seq WorteS, elm perOienItreid)er
Mann! limo grroBe Slotte, 0 9ruo.
berber5l SGbrt bon Weeresgrruno ST.
Weeresgrruro. 8aS brallhen Mir
2lrftihiffe? Sliggen bod unirige &c.
mobnlihen Sdiffe in Die Sltft. 8roo.
Berr Seeiieg BET Sangoe; Sanonen,
Sofenmeiiter, 8apltGl: ale Ihrperr
geluooenl 8an5er Grrig IS fir uns
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