davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27
gou Claire, bpis 2lfoeling ogiaa ct

Gau Claire, bois Nfoeling ogiaa Ell
Sroenens 1terIte.
Sroenen bar lin 9oDeoltDrfe
@isconiin. s Minnelotas 9Dilling,
bper bar oen florerenbe 2oger Sal
Der og 9ugnao Winneupolis og
Union / ct. Baul. gn onerDeienoa
Sci al Sroenens W1eblen1ner er
norlfe.
9opeopreIioent, Yeter s. 5mitb,
lom after er gienpalgt, bar lang
gio ppret usltlterenoe Holtrnelter /
gau Claire. 9an er bonlf al SGD
iel. 9an palgtes til Sopeoprplioent
i 1908 efter Tlere Iern1iner at bape
peret 5opeoiefreter, ioet ban ion1
9opeolefretpr aflslte5 al 9looipb
Wfellsneis> Der fren1oeles befleoer
Stillingen.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27
nan6 affpreoe en- 9orpeoo MOB oen
tpIfe 9anper .GIben".

pnno orfDreoe en- Sorpeoo moo Den
| tpIfe Camper yglben".
&isbenbaon oen 21oe Suli. Den
amerifanlfe Camper uTrins @aloe-
mar, Der rei1te fra Ybilnoelpbio
neo SlielaIt til SDerige, blep fapret
at en- tpif Ratruliebaao og fsrt ino
| til Spinelniinoe, meloes Ser bertil
ibag.
San SSrancisco Sen 21be Suli.
Sfonnerten rErins Balbelnur" til
berer George SO. McNeor & Cont
pam berlteos, ct at Be arnerifanlfe
Sir1naer, iom forleoen at oen britt
ife Hegiering bleb iat pua oen forte
9iIte. 9isponent George %. Wfc-
geear Dar meget inoigneret og agter
Of proteltere til @aibington.
2onoon oen 24oe Suli. Gen bri-
tiife Sopatrllie iageoe bort en- tplt
Sorpeoojogerflaabe Scot til Ssnoog,
nrelote 4onliralitetet ioag. 9et
nelotes, at oe tplfe Sfibe blep trl1f-
fet gientagne 8ange. st britiif Sfi5
blep trltffet en- Sang.
grefningen fonot Steo uoenTor
oen belgiffe aDIt.
2onoon Sen 24be ssuli. 30 uf Sc
fem tpIfe Sorpeooiagere, antagelig
De, lom bapbe oeltaget aan1pen
uoenIor gelgien5 4plt geat til Ssn-
bag, penbte tilbage til 3eebriigge
bploenoe til Sioeh rneloer ,,gr-
change gelegrapb"s aorrelponoent /
Saag.
Berlin Sen 24oe SSuli. .gore gor-
peoobaabe fom tilbage ira ct Yunft
ner Sbemlens Weunoing uifaote ef-
ter en- fort 9rpfning / ssnoags, "
nelotes oct officielt ber ioug
Sen ifanoinapiife Sfibsfart rammes.
2onbon Sen 24oe esuli. st Rell-
tertelegram fra gpnemolltb mel0er,
at oct banife WotorIfib .Sonss" er
blepet bugieret oertil bopareret
9il1tano efter at bore beifuot al en-
tpIf llnoerpanosbaao. gelptnlngen
blep reobet
9et norlfe Seillfib ygats" og oe
Ipenlfe 5eilIfibe Sumo" og uSSoa"
meloes at pare lat grano og lpnfe-
fproige.
u&niier" % uaronprins" life ienfct.
Berlin Sen 24oe S,lIt pr. traab-
lss til SappiIle. Gen brittle Wel-
Ding ON, at oe tDIfe 9reaonaugbter
u&ailer" og o&ronprin5" blep torpe
oeret og iGnfet / Slaget peo SSpllono,
er aloele5 ulan0, n1elote set Sperlp-
fife gurem1 gfternliooag. aolnpe-
tente 9lutoriteter erflerer, at illgen
uf oisIe Sfibe bleo truffet al 5orpe,
ooer.
(isoriinttes pna 7oe gibe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27
spffe sfibe jaset os trnffet sientag,
ne @anse ! ea srnfnius NOR
Sen belgiffe apit.
syranife oe brittle Meloiuger om
6remgang paa @eitfronten. Ser.
lin melOer osiaa om 6elo.
3nsiiife Jremgans peo 3isa os mob
&arpatberpasiene. $1,000 Jan-
ger taget paa to Gage.
Stamp NOR Ofebina; sprfernes Sab
$500, Mrabernes 500. Msqnitb
beber ont M &rissbepilgning.

8etrogroo Sen .22be ssl1li. Gene,
raj gruliloffs rusiiife Gropper gif
ioag netbooiif frem paa 6eres Sci
moo 8ali5iens Rorogrpnle lpooDer
ira 2u5f. 9fusierne ifreb oper 2ipa
og gtDr troos Jienoens s5lb og fro
tog gl1errigerne oeres shllirg paa
Sen borterite greo Selegronnner Be-
retter, at 91terrigerne, iom ugepis
bar ppret oreDet fra Stilling til
Stilling, er truet at ontlluttenoe 9e=
oegeller baaoe ira 2u5f og Sabou=
lit5a og obergiper Jig / Itore slfbe=
finger as @angen til g5arens Crop
per.
SSIDbenoe anDallerifolonner pres
ler i6ag frem MOB goip og @ali5ien
fra 8erben lon1 igaar blep frapri=
ltet giterriserne. Den eali3ilfe
@renIe er ganife ner 8erbell og
man oenteoe iiffert Der ioag, at ben
officielle Deeloing piloe aobenbare,
at Husierne fiPntpeoe paa slterriglf
Smraa6e.
@ne5 9anal bomburberet ira 2mften,
2onoon Sen 22oe sSuli. Jienotlige
9leroplaner bombaroereoe Sue5fana=
len og brpbte eller laareoe flere Ser
Toner, nelbte arigsoeparternentet i
gfter1niooag.
gn tprfilf StDrfe aponcereoe pe5t-
oper fra Glariib, fem W9il sltenior
aatia, og forifarieoe lia tilfpieoe
Wel6inger. gritiif @apalleri baboe
5'ling meD sRssn
aap5eDe 5fbe.
Berlin Sen 22be Suit, BIT. traa6-
les til Sapoille. 0e tplfe glutoriteter
bar beororet ssyrigipelle al Sen britt
ife Camper uMoam" lorn blep op-
bragt al en- tpif Sorpeoobaao, oa set
bleo faltilaaet, at Sen blep taget /
ipenf Sarpanbe.
Sra Sperige telegraferes, at en-
ruslilf ltnoeruanosbaao ipenlf Jar-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27

6. SO. Slion of galoer 2oge,
minneapolis, palgtes til Ticepreli-
bent; til Sefretpr gjenDalgtes
9oolpb Dfelsneis, gal Claire, Wis.
Goslerer, 2elpis &arion, Superior,
isis. giD.; WeeoleHner al 9ireftio'
men: $. $. glnqui1t, Union 2oge,
ct. Saul giD.; 9eels Eeterion gu,
perior, Wis> gip.; gilbert Nelion,
gau Claire, 8is.; s. S. SobnioL Wail-
paufee> @is., Sam s. Serigltao,
Sngnoo 2oge, Minneapolis, Sopeo-
lpge, Or. S. g. aiellano, .Groofs.
toL Winn, ,gjenoalgt.
Sopeologen beIllttebe at inofpre
Syraternal gongrels' Msiurance]atler
Il De Stater> bnor Sroenen enonu fife
facet saopos 9rganiiations-
Harbeibet bisle npe 5tater bIep oDer.
laot til 9ireftionel1. 9roenen bar
MI 2oger tre 5tater, W9innelota,
Wisconlin og geortb 0afota.
Scanoinopio,r-9lmerican sSraterni,
tn teller MI 5000 Weolen1lner en-
Sllo9rt De Iiolte to Nar al / 100,
blep bet 1ne00elt af Sefretprel1. s
Mslurancefonoet er Ser onlfring
$15O,00O.
S 9obeologernDoet oeltog 14O 3e.
legater. Sra Winneapolis n1pote
Or. S. 6. Moen Sam s. 5erigitoo,
slntol g. 9a11lon, 81. SO. @ropn,
Ole Stenletb, gbas. g. 2unb, &. 50.
Sbomplon % Garl S. Sang fra Sug.
nao, og g. IS. Slio1 Ole Sano og
.. s. 9orsager fra galoer; fra
linton 2oge ct. Yaul: emil greb-
mer, Slgot Carlton, Sens ggglln1,
Chris Sun1es og Sobn 2arion.
Sopeologen par SSrepa 2oges 8ie.
tier lnloer Wpoet Wfilmaufee. Wtp.
oerne bolotes @isconlin Sotel. Sm
slftenen oen fprlte Dag bolotes Ste,
ception 9otellet; on gftern1ioou.
gen alloen Dag bar Ser 9llltomobil-
tllr og ON Mftenen 8mnfet / Sotellets
Badger Room.
S en- 9larr9ffe bar usSsma" Or
oenens SSnitialer larl1rn,llIfrepet) boz,
ret 0et populnre Napn Tor Mrbeioer-
foreningeh lom MI bar antaget ct
9eaDn, Der nnenes at ppre mere o1l1-
futteuoe. Sroenen er % Mar qa1n-
mel. Gen fsrlte slfoeling blep ltif-
tet oprl1loellg gall Claire 1889
lom 9ioroen $50. s af Sen Sfanoi=
naoilfe slrbei0erforening, iom oa
bapoe erilteret / lengere Iio meo
Chicago lom Centrum. rNoroen"
blep ltuaenoe / bette >sSorbluo inotil
1898. Dfisnsie opltoo lom syplge
al en- al Gentralforeningen fattet 8e-
Illttning, og 4foelinge11 traaOte uo,
loet oen beilutteoe at faloe Jig SEN
ltafbengige SfanoinapiIfe 9lrbeioer-
Torening at 9eoro= =Nmerifa. llnoer
bette Napn begpnote Soreningen i'm
Eirfiombeo / Warts 1898 n1eo SO
Ofeolermer Sort efter opretteoes
u afoelinsen Srillingen go. 9 Sup-
paro, @is., nleo olnfring ct habit
yllnorcoe Weolelnner Gopre 9eo. 3 |
opretteoes / Stanlep, ssis., oct nrlte |
elur, og III flllgte Sprettelen al slf- |
oelin9er Slag / Slag @aIb- |
,urn,. Chippewa Sails, ga Grosle, |
'lice Safe % mango auore SteOer.
Sroenen bar lit 9opeofoutor
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27
'5au151 HnyrNuutt
Jnoepenoent Seanoinapian @prfing=
mems NsIpeiatiDn CT MI 2lmer=
iean=Seanbinaptan syraternitp.

Wdlmaufee, 8is., oen 216e Suli.
g. s. Smitb al gau Claire, @is.>
bleD gjenpalgt til NrpIioent al
ScanoinaDian=9lmericon Jraternitp,
BET nDe NaDn for Sn0epen0ent Scan=
oinapian @orfingnen's 9lsiociation,
iom blep peotaget peo oct toaarlige
9opeblogeneoes 9lfilut11ing / Otter
miobog. 9ope6logen1soet / 1913 pil
bliDe bolot / 9ljblano, isis.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27
Tlommens Efre 20. sllbepil

Jlommens Sfre 20. slibepille,
W. S. 2ooe Sllli. 6orlfiellise Sig,
Der blep fllnoet igaar pirt aolfilte
9ntrifter, bragte 9lntallet al opoe
eTter Den nplige 5lom op til ca. 70.
s Nerloner til iaones % a1tages at
rere opoe. Get gaar lent nleo at
foa Gfterretlinger ira Yaofin Niper
9alen og anore Iele al peltlige
geortb Carolina og man frpgter for,
at 9lntallet al 9pbsfalo nil bIipe be-
tragtelig foroget, naar oisie Nappor-
ter inrlpber.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27
sebmeiy Dainiiter / Trebsariube.

@aibington ben 19be Suli. Zen
lcb!pei5ilte WinIiter Or. Vaul 9fit.
ter brsftete ioag Sreosuoiigterne
meo fllngerenoe lloenrigsminiIter
Eolf. San antpoebe efterpaa, at
bans geItrpbelIer for at finoe Mio.
ler I'll Of enoe arigen bapoe pqret
uoen Dioere Relultater.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-07-27
ar nattHkr @rr.
l1n0erbanolinger, bourpeb Sc Syor-
eneoe Stater fjpber banif @eit=
inolen, iiges afiluttet.

Woibington oen 256e Suli. I'M
ber6anblinger for Be Soreneoe Sta-
ters Gjpb al 9anmurfs peltinoilf it.
Ger oil blipe aflluttet loag. 4jgbe=
lun1nen er omfring $25, 900,
bleo set iagt officielt Set SDioe
GUS. llnoerba16lingerne far Deret
fgrt mellenn Observation-Disclosures
og Oct oanlfe ll0enrigsminilterinnl.
ajpbenbapn oen 24oe Suit. gn
graftat ON ajsbet al oanlf Beltinoien
er iluttet lnellen1 3annarf og De
sSorenebe Stoter. s en- npr Jrem=
ti6 pil Sen bline forelagt oe Joreneoe
Stoters &ongres og BEN oan1fe
Nigsbog if6lge llnoerretning gipet
uQ(siocioteb Hrels"s aorreipol1oent
ibag fra officielt @olo.
9erlon1 Sraftaten bliber ratlflce=
ret, ion1 Sen lpoer llofaitet, bill De
ssoreneoe Stater betale S25, 100000
for ,gerne.
geliggen0e npr Borto SRico 1tgeS
2erne al W1arineofficerer at bpoe uo-
1nprfeoe yoroele til 5laooebaIiS og
4ul5tation.
9al1lf Geitinoien beltaar al tre
Ger, ct. gbon1os, ct. Groir og ct.
Sobn
graftaten biz ianblDnligbis blioe
lu1oertegr1et ioag og 1trar forelagt for
Be Sorene0e Staters 5enat og ben
bonife Nigsbog. 2erne er al Itor
5trategiIf SgetDonillg for De 6oreneoe
Stater. 0eres gr6perpelie bill noe
luffe Saren for, at nogen europGllf
Wfogt Taor Sag bem og opretter en-
Sloooebaii5 npr Yanamafanalen.
l1noerbanolingerne 6ar foregaaet al
og til flere s(ar
2erne logjpr 1870 apaorotnnil og
bar olnfring 10000 Sntbpggere
Oct meooeles, at Sc Soreneoe Sta
ter 1on en- Del al Sransaftionen OPP
giber uHettigbe0er pe0 Spoagelle"
til biSie 9ele al @rgnlano.
=
j. gerbens Mplihser minore eno ifio-.l
Ront Ben 24oe Suli. Mapporten fra,
Set illter1tationole 2anobrugsinltitut
ontDoer, at Ger0enS 9lolinger bill bli-
be nlinore eno ifjor, men at paa lan1-
me Sio observation-disclosures ct
6eore ems 5=g(ors Beriooen 1905
1913. 9aaoe Speoe og Ypg pil iaar
h1p n1i11nrp p11H ifinr
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-10-20

rBtrd. The Legislature msy, from uo ,
"a time, enact such laws, not In, oasist.
ant witk thia Section. as may be neees.
sary ana proper. TO carry, out Its pr
visious.
-. =, 49, .o,, =, .,v ,,coo
tourth. IN me even, u ,h Aw ou,sIo =,
sistency between ~" r. ,,,,.
% ths sec.on an "aa',,,,,,no III nr,,
proyisiohs OF hne ,on,'u,'o. n',,
yieiohApi .his s1Io" s"a ,,,a,,,'or af'
nolhins ~hesen snan =, aaa,,on =. ~ Ar
iect ths pros,sions ,.'.,,n m,
acle III Of ane So" saraat,sr n,s.ed N
lsws neIe'o ,sS ~ No. cons,r,,d n
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-10-20


First. IL the Budget Bill shall not
have been finally acted upon by the
Legislature three days before the expira'
tion Of It's regular session. the ooyernok
may, and II shall be his duty to Issues
proclamation extending the session for
such further period Us may. In his judB-
ment, be necessary for tho paeAnge Ut
such BIZ. but no other matter than
such Bin shall be considered during .anoh
extended session except provision for
the cost thereof.
Second. The Governor for the purpose
q making up his budgets shall have the
Dower, and Il shall be his. DUG. - reaqire
from the proper STATE ofAoiais. tnsiudine
herein all executive dspartmsptas AZ
executive and administrative etiioss. bu-
reaus, boards, commissions and lekeno1es
expanding or supervising the expenditure
OF. and all institp tons applyieG tpr STAT
moneys and appropriations. such itsmixee
estimates and other information. In such
form and at such times as ne shan oaree.
The estimates for the legislative ppparts
ment. certified by the presiding oniosf
OF each house. OF the Judiciary. an pro-
yided by Law, eertinedl by the Comm
trollnr. and for the public schools. a. pro.
yided b. law, shall be transmitted y
the Governor. In such form and ~ saoh
times as he shall direct. and shaN - NJ
cludeG An the budget without revision.
tn, Goyernor may provide for public
hearings on all estimates and may
ouire the attendance AZ such hearings g
r'.,,,..senfafIees Of all agencies. ana
~ an Institutions applying tor et.ss
<,,arsve. After such public hearinss -
s.sv a his discretion revise Al eeo-
-, g. .xces,t those for the Legislative
80 ,.SI,lary dsDariments. ana Tar ~
~..s,ir sahoais as orsstee6 ~ m
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-10-20
PROCLAMATION

PROPOSED AMENDMENT To TIfE,
CONSTITUTION OF MARYLAND
CREATING A BUDGET SYSTEM.
WHEREAS. at the Janpafy Be sion Of
me General Assembly OF Maryland. held
On the year 1916. an Act was passed to-
wit; Chapter i5s of said Act. being an Act
% propose an amendment to Section 81
Of Article Ill. titis. Legislative Depart
msnt," Of the Constitution OF this State;
and which said Act 70 IN werds and asr
urss following:
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-10-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

This Is to give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Courl Of Hartford
County. Nd. letters OF administration on the
estate OF
FRANK NJ. SMITH.
late OF Hartford County, deceased. All persons
having claims against said deceased are hereby
notified 10 exhibit the same. with the legal
vouchers thereof
On or before the ED day Of March, 1917
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits OF said estate. All persons indebted
10 said estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment
Given under my hand and seal this 23rd day Of
September. 1916.
G. X. SMITH
Administrator.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-10-20
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This Is TO give notice that the subscriber has
obtained from the Orphans Court OF Hartford
County. Nd. letters Of administration on the
estate Of
EMMA J. FOSTER,
late OF Hartford County, deceased. All persons
notified TO exhibit the same, with the legal
vouchers thereof.
On or Before the 80th Day Of Feb, 1917
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefits OF said estate. All persons indebted
payment
Owen under my hand and seal this 3Oth day
Of August. 1915. --- -
: JAMES W, FOSTER,
Administrator.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-10-20

Buy Prince Albert epe.y-
,1here tobacco Is sold In
toppy red bags. Sc; fidyr red
tins, Zoe; handsome pound
and haif-pound tin humi-
dors-and-thaf corkins fine
pound crystal glass hussi-
dor Wifh sponge-moisfsner
top that keeps the tobacco
iasuch cis0srt rin--aitDaysi
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1916-10-20
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
PRoyYpINd FOR A BUDGET

:. This amendment provides that the Gov
ernor shall present to the Legislhtnr"
soon g fi4r 1t Ia convened a. Budget Civ.
ingA 0 eompiete plansof proposed expen'
ditufsss end esttmetsa Irsyennes for IN.
tive succsedings hseai years showing
fands. la these estimates he shall make
proyisions for the interest and sinking
funds of all State debts, for all salaries
"A ixed BIZ law. With regard to mosi
other matters he may revise the ,yesti
mates presented to him either by Btatt
oHicers or state-aided institutions. Tn.
Legislature may not Increase the estl
mates presented by the Governor or pass
any additional appropriation act exc1p
by q majority vote and must max pro
vision by tax for such increase or nd
idftional appropriation. The Legislator
may not alter In an appropriation nc
the provision made by law for the Stat
debt, or for the, Judiciary, but may re-
hlce all other .Items IN. the Gopefno.
estimates and the words for the Con
stitutional Amendment and against the
Constitutional Amendment as now pro
vided by law. and Immediately after sa
election due returns shall be made Il
the Governor of the vote for and against
the proposed amendment. and furth
proceedings had IN accordance with Ar
tlcle XIV OF the Constitution.
Approved sMarch ~ 1915"
Now, therefore, /. Emerson c. Hat
rington. Governor of the State of Mary
land, In pursuance OF the direction con
tnin9d, IN Section / Of Article ~ OF tn,
constitutInn of Maryland. do hereby OF
dor and direct a copy Of this Proclama
ton. containing q full, true and correct
copy. OF tina text of said Chapter 1859 Of
the Acts OF Maryland of 1916. be publish
cd In at least two newspapers In each OF
the counties OF the State and in tire,
newspapers published In the City OF Bal
timore. one OF which said newspaper,
In the City Of Baltimore to be printed In
fhe Germnn language. once week 10
three months next precedlngs the General
Election to be heldi In this State on
November 7th. isl6i@and at which election
the said proposed amendment to the
Constitution shall be submitted. In form
and manner prescribed by the Genera
Assembly,. to the, legal and qualified
wotera Of Tho State for their adoption
or rejection.
GIVEN UNDER MY HAND
AND THE GREAT SEAL
OF THE STATE OF
MARYLAND.
'iThs- Great DONE ct the CITY Of An.
Seal Of napolis. this twentieth dap
Mariana of Jaiy. In the year OF on
Lord. one thousand min
l. hundred and sixteen.
81 MAErRaoN,c. HARRINGTON.
By the 0overnori
THOMAS W. aIMMoNs,
eserssAsy g esata
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-28
.CANN|DALS KILL
AND MUT|LATE

SYDNEY, Australia Sept 2s.-A
steamer arriving from the New
Hebrides group, about 900 miles Off
the northeastern coast of Australia,
has brought news of the murder of
six persons by cannibals. The vic
Tins were British trader named
X. j. Bridges and at least five chill
dren, whose bodies were found fear
fully mutilated with axes and knives.
and another child, who is missing. is
believed to have been carried off by
the cannibals and Toasted upon. The
murderers were thought to have come
from a village on Malekula island.
where there are tribes of cannibals
who are bound by native custom to
Kill and eat human being in order
to keep up their rank.
The failure of the French and Brit
ish punitive expeditions just before
the outbreak OF the European war to
capture any OF the perpetrators OF
similar crimes, and their immunity
from punishment for two years past
on account of the war, is thought Il
have emboldened the cannibals.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-28

Ten thousand prisoners have fallen
into the hands OF the British in the
last fortnight's lighting on the Somme
front, according to London.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-09-28
MUT|LATED MEN
RE-EOUCATEO

N-s EHSochhttu fFtsH,b
PARIS, Sept. ga number of re-
markable scientific instruments for
measuring exactly the efficiency OF a
wounded soldier to perform some new
line of useful work have been put in
operation at the Belgian Military in
stitute at Port Billez, France, for the
re-education of mutilated soldiers.
While the outer world regards Bel
GUM as PROSTATE under the iron
hand of Germany. it is a striking
tribute to the vitality of the country
that 1t has been able to establish such
institutions outside of the country.
| Here at small town between
Paris and Rouen 1900 Belgian sol.
diers, most of whom fought in the
battle Of the User, are being made
over for some useful occupation. A
park of 600 acres has been donated
and extensive buildings have been
erected. So that Belgium. PROSTATE
as 1t is, has an establishment com
pairing favorably with the best Eng
fish and French institutions.
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aAGlf
NEW YORK, Sept. Pa sensa-
ninth inning rally coming after
~ ,,are out yesterday enabled New
IN, n maintain its great winning
and to stretch its record into
aow figure. After tying St. Louis
!, the ninth the locals won in the
Z TO 2 for their twenty-third
consecutive victory.
steele, young lefthanded pitcher,
came within one putout Of stopping
~ New York teams sensational run.
Asld New York to four scattered
ar the first eight innings and
,,..ssd no runs With one out in
s no ninth he walked Mccarty and
xe,,y, q pinch hitter flied to ETHEL
10 second out. Burns then sim
and Herzog .ripled to right,
,,og in McCarty and Burns with
!, wing runs. Zimmerman opened
,outh for New York with a single
"a both Fletcher and Kauff beat
!, hints filing the bases with none
:, Holke fouled to Miller and with
u.carty up steele made wild pitch,
,.orine zimmerman. st. Louis hit
anderson out of the box in the third,
after which Benton, Smith and Rtter
held the visitors in check.
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TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, ~
lowest this morning, 81.
Highest temperature a year ago,
So; lowest, As.
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Try Associated Presz.)
{ PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Wash
ington hit the ball hard and de.
feated Philadelphia 10 tos9. The
visitors made II hits. which included
seven twobaggers and home run
OH Myers delivery Foster and
Morgan each had four hits.
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IN FAVOR
OF THE open DOOR,


NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.-That the
open door in China is for the best
interest of Japan. just as a peaceful
Mexico with thriving trade Is to the
interest OF the United States, was the
declaration of Dr. r. Iyenaga here
today at the luncheon of the Japan
society to Baron Sakatani, former
Japanese minister of finance, and
representative OF Japan at the recent
economic conference of the allies.
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NEW WARSH|PS TO Be
CONSTRUCTED ON TIME


WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Prob-
lens involved in construction of the
many warships authorized in the
new building program were discussed
today by heads OF several private
ship building plants with Acting
Secretary Roosevelt of the navy de
partment and chiefs of the bureaus
Interested. Question of procedure
in connection with the construction,
bid to be submitted next MONTH we're
gone over in detail. and particular
stress was laid on the necessity OF
completing the new ships within the
time limit fixed by the department.
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BOSTON, Sept. 2S.-Boston cele,
brated it's homecoming from a sue
cessful western trip with 10 inning
victory over New York, 3 to q.
Shore, after holding the visitors hope.
less for eight innings, weakened in
the ninth and New York tied the
score before Mays went into the box
and checked the rally. In the tenth
Shocker was wild and filed the bases
on passes. Shawkey replaced him
and Hoblitzel laid down sacrifice
along the third base line. scoring
McNally who ran for Mays. In the
iirst inning Hooper tripled and scored
on wild pitch by Shocker. In the
eighth Hooper against started the
scoring with single, moving around
to third on hits by Janverin and
Shorten and coming home when
Shocker passed Hoblitzel. New York
scored two runs in the ninth inning
on three singles, sacrifice and a
tumble by Hooper.
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Yesterdays Games

Oldham. Couch, Brown. Baum and
Brooks: Burns and Vann.
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REGULATIONS WITHDRAWN


tBy Associated Press.D
WASHINGTON, Sept 27-England
has withdrawn its regulations for the
importation of cigars and tobacco
which the American growers declared
would ruin their business, and au
thorized imports.