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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
boy Filler HAS
SHOTDOWNNANY
GERMAN AIRNEN
American Aviator Is Being
Heralded as Popular Idol
for His Wonderful Feats
at Front.
BY HAL O'FLAHERTY
UNITED Press Staff Correspo nden

Omitted Press STAR Correepondent)
London. Oct. 16.-(By MaiD-Is
there a single American boy who hasn't
dreamed of performing brave deeds; of
being heralded by cheering throngs as
the popular idol?
Listen to the story Of Flight Com
mander Captain Albert Ball, 20 years
old, and victor of hundred fights In
the clouds: the destroyer of 80 German
aeroplanes.
Captain Ball isn't big boy. When
he Joined the army two years ago, just
after his eighteenth birthday, he was
only a little over the military height
but there is strength and determination
In his well-rounded chin and fighting
jaw and q quick mind looks out
through his black eyes. He Joined the
army as a private but he received an
officers commission while still in the
ranks and became q flying man. To-
day he is recognized as the greatest of
the great. He is home on leave today
He celebrated his departure from
France by engaging an entire fleet of
80 German aeroplanes single handed.
Four of the Germans fell.
His friends in Nottingham see on his
breast the military cross and the medal
for distinguished service with an
added bar for exceptional bravery.
The official notice issued at the time
he received his military cross says:
For conspicuous skill and gallantry
on many occasions. notably when, after
failing to destroy a kite balloon with
bombs. he returned for fresh supply,
went back and brought 1t down in
10 Nv at+ nlra
six enemy planes, brought down two
and drove off the others. This &C.
Cured several miles within the
enemy's lines"
RUSHED TO DO BATTLE.
On many occasions, he has dashed
out to do battle in his shirt sleeves and
more than once has piled out of bed
early in the cold morning hours. clad
only in his paJamas and in this attire
encountered hostile airmen
my favorite dodge is well known to
the Germans When get to close
quarters. pretend I'm going to attack
| from above. The German gets ready
| to fire up at me, and then dive under
him and empty drum into his petrol
tank and down he goes. That's the
way 1t usually happens. Sometimes I
fly real low to make sure that the ma
chine Is destroyed and fire another
round or two into 1t. Once I managed
| to get beneath German machine and
fired five rounds into her. She burst
into flames and fell upside down.
Although she dropped past me like
stone. I saw her observer jump clear
of the flames. He preferred to die that
way than be roasted to death. Most
of the Germans are afraid of US now
! but there are some real sports among
them. A few days ago l met a tough
opponent Both of us tried all of ouI
lodges but neither could damage the
other. We both tried until all of oui
ammunition was exhausted and wher
we couldn't fire any more we flew along
together. Both of us burst out laugh
ing as we flew side by side for some
distance. He was a real sport and
would have been sorry had / killed
him."
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
VARIES OLD WAGER.

eotyped freak election bet, rolling a
peanut around the block, was varied
today when Cecil Gadsden. in addition
to rolling the peanut a block on Mar
ket street, did so while holding the
hand of Miss Pauline Burke, with
whom he had made the wager on the
presidential race.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12

The Vanderbilt cup and international
grand prize races to be held at Santa
Monica this month will carry a total
of 1900 points toward the award Of the
American Automobile association of the
title of champion driver" and the s1S. =
500 prize money of the Goodrich and
Bosch companies.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12

Beginning with this fall term, two
years work in the gymnasium will be
required OF all students at the Akron,
Ohio, university. The physical depart
ment work Of the college has been COM
pletely reorganized and students will
all be required to take the strength
tests before being allowed to compete
In athletics
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
COAL SHORTAGE
IS SERIOUS
IN EAST

Cleveland, o., Nov. 11.-That the coal
shortage has reached a critical stage
was demonstrated here tonight when
the Big Four railroad seized for It's
own use $50 tons OF coal consigned to
a manufacturer here
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
LOST IN CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco, Nov. 1.-THE pro-
posed single tax amendment was
consistent loser, according to returns
from all parts Of the state. In nearly
every county, the measure was showed
under by 2 to / or to L The meas
ure provided for a fund for old age
pensions, workingmen's employment
and disability insurance az well as
for raising of all public revenues by
taxation of land values, exclusive of
Improvements.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12

We suppose the commander of U.s.
fastened away from New England be-
cause Boston would be sure to ask him
to indorse her well known garter
Grand Rapids (Mich.) Press.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
STUDENTS PAY BETS.

Stanford University. Cal. Nov. IL
Two Stanford students who bet on
Hughes paid bets by appearing on the
campus in broad daylight in full dress
suits with red. white and blue Hughes
badges painted on their dress shirts.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
Won FUNERAL EXPENSES.

Marysville, Cal, Nov. 11.--Fred Parks
won his own funeral expenses, 30 IS
hats 10 $50 suits. an automobile and
many boxes of cigars on election bets
that Wilson would carry San Fran
cisco.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12

Two things are difficult For small
boy to pass puddle of water without
messing in 1t and for one girl to pass
another without assessing her apparel.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12

1t is pathetic. You see nice young
girls with pretty. fluffy clothes, deli
cious, giggles, the most girlish manners
everything but the right sort of face.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
PRESIDENT GIVEN
Great OVATIONS
/. AT ALL STATIONS
He Is Now on His Way Back
to Washington, After
Restful Days at Daugh-
ter's Home.
BY ROBERT J. BENDER.


Aboard Presidents Train, Albany,
N. Y, Nov. 1L-President Wilson is
en- route back to Washington and work
tonight.
In the little town Of williamstown.
surrounded by his immediate family,
including two grandchildren, the pres
ident spent what he termed two of
the happiest and most restful days he
has enjoyed in months. The Sayre
cottage. where he visited his daughter
and participated in the christening of
baby Sayre, excluded all thoughts of
the campaign just closed. The presi-
dent had no political intrusions save
for hundreds of kilograms and letters
of congratulation. Mrs. Wilson, Miss
Margaret Wilson and Miss Helen
Woodrow Bones censored these, turn
ing over to the president only those
they believed would particularly in
terest him. Miss Wilson and Miss
Bones also represented him at the
Williams football game this afternoon
Tonight, however, the president was
brought back to the realities of politi-
cal life when he started his return
trim
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
cHEERED AT STATIONS.

At every station his train passed,
red fire. automobile horns, cheers and
shrieks of engines greeted him. No
stop was made until Troy was reached.
There a crowd gave him q big recep-
ton. The president left the dinner ia
BILE to appear on the platform and
shake hands with the enthusiastic
railroad men who climbed upon the
rear platform and led the cheering.
Others shouted congratulations and
one man asked about the Sayre baby
"She's a fine youngster," the presi-
dent replied, smiling In spite of a
request that no celebration be held in
his honor at Albany, a great crowd,
headed by two bands. welcomed the
president at the station. In the alb
sence Of a telegram from Charles E.
Hughes conceding victory. the presi-
dent is loath to accept the role of q
victor and urged the committee here
that no celebration be held. Never
theless engine whistles We'd with tor
| pedoes in hailing his entrance into
| Albany.
| Hundreds Of railroad men took part
in the demonstration. For two miles
the track was lined with red fire.
CROWD SANG "AMERiCA."
AS the train pulled in the grea'
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-11-12
ALLIES CANNOT CUT
LINES OF GERMANS

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09
&irfempoe.

Den Nprlfc MctbooiitfirfeS Gp-
mortb 2cog1,e bolot Oiltriftsmpoe
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Gen itprc Set.

homecoming" =&pmitcel1, ser
1toor / Spi6len for Sen 1tprc Some.
coming, iom itol ti11oc Stc0 fer
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minlIteriet ON, at bele Monoifobet
peo Morinelfolen / &ortb Chicago,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-09

Som Kandiat til de Forenede Sta
ters Senat anmoder jeg ON at blive
stSttet af Deres Stemme we'd Prove
valget' den 10. Juni. 1 nj Aar har
jeg i Kongressen tjent Folket, og
Diet har kostet mig en- Formue at
gj9re Diet bekjendt med Tilstande,
som maa andres, for Folket kan
raade. Jeg har paavist, at Kon-
gressen har hjulpet Trusterne med
at tilegne sig Millioner, og at intet
Medlem at Senatet - paa faa Und-
tagelser nar = protesterede. Ingen
af de store Truster betaler mine
Observation-Disclosures, og ingen
cSar-Interesser'' Snsker mig valgt.
Jeg var Diet fprste Medlem, som
holdt Tale mod "Cnnonismen", og
jeg indbragte Diet fqrste Forslag ON
at undersGge Pengetrusten, der an
fSrer allie andre Truster, og saale-
des blew al Rentetakst for Folket
sat ned for Krigen. En- meget stor
Del at den militaristiske Propagan-
da gaar I'D paa at drage Folks OPP
marksomhed bort fra f%nancielle
Problemer, medens Pengetrusten
SKATER sig ct mere fuldstandigt
HerredGmme. =
EFT RAALlDBL1GT oe EDRuE-
LdGT FORSVAR. + j.
Z, FRED oG vELsTAND FOR EN-
HVER. r.
sBRPR1v1LEGlER FOR 1NGEN
SOM HELST.
Chas. A. Lindbergh.
Post Office: Little Falls.
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Minneapolts.
"19O5"s Teit / 9Ifteu.

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Sir. Mielicn bpb.

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gropet meo militpr 9onnpr poo
Sort 5nelling &eierbotioncn ST. 3
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til SEN pernlonerte gfocling, Scr
posieoe Regimcntets Settle. San
blep ipg for nogen Iio lioc1 %
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bar ip9rfiat en- S%no1ornli11g til
fSoroel fpr Gnfen, ligeiom Sc oaloo
beltre6 Dmfoitr1ingerne peo Se9ro=
bel1en. 4.
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0rnfnct.

Siblte Noben1ber foriponot eli
elore Sormer pe0 geopn George SD:
5elton lpor1eit> cit Scat oo ban po1
poo Scju1 ino til &ocine for at &c:
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teoe for, at bo1r bar 6rltfnet. %
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State 5trect 8roen. M%on0ifubct
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gibet til Coroner. Giio>u, til bbcn,
Wanocns Toripinbcn t%ioligerc bo,
on1nelot, loo ban f1111oc iGttc Jig /
Sorbin0cllc mco ocnrcs Tomlilic.
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Counterfeit.

Sen 16be Sl1li afbolber 2o9c Nr.
81 flor Counterfeit / &imboll Eorf
paa 5tilllpoter 2inicn for 8rpore
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boS Oct. og Mrs. g1is Olaf geisler
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af Mnorep Miller Mn6erien
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Praest, Pastor A. ]. Tarpgaard,
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81 me0oeltc i iioitc uge, at go
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Stette.
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&artnr.
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bom flyer, bon CT life mere tos1ct
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fig 1elb, bare mon nil lobc bo11
bore / Jrc6.
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Gn 8anitraale.

Spc11s f%otolite Erelter bor fooet
cit &unoifripclic ira 9grfebiifop.
Mclsmcr / Millpol1fee, ser poolng=
ger ocn at pre6ife 9po og Tor=
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1orn bon foloer oe1 efsiitercn0e.
Wp0c.
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ImgEvtH 4

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'bolot fit balooarige @eitpreliespals
peo 2ogens regulGre screenings
mpoe SEN 2. Sum- meo fplgenoe @e-
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g. &etericn; Serer, &eter @poeien,
sSnore Gagt, @ep. &etcr1e11; gore
&ogt, 8m. Senier.
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8aa Slit.

Mrs. @rpl1lun0 fra GDler, M1inn.,
opbolber fig | bisie Dage .beri 8per,
6els for at beipge .5legt % Sen,
11er, % 0els for at oberb9re @fsa=
Observation-Disclosures poa Minne1oto
Statsunioeriitet, bbor ben0es Dot,
ter, @mergene, netop far afiluttct
fine fo%rmace1ti1fe 5tl1Dicr.
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Wtpbc..

@olgotbo &irfcs &pinbcfore1i11a
bill mgbe IorsOag Sen 150e Sur;
BOG Mrs. Mnbreolen, 1852 Colt Z.
ct. - &om ollc 1pm fon!
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sKoVIAND WE'D s0BRED, - "a: 50 acres med ove en- Kvartml
tomobilveje til og flere Jernbanestationer n@r we'd. Landet igger
aodt 10 da Diet IT bevokset med med Egg, Elm, Ahorn, Birk O n
5ra rpart passer det udm@rket til triveigt Landhjem ener en-
can,noar-Resort. eIer til at udstykkes i Iodder til Sommerhiem for
nnyaan~1 Man rna 81 Stedet for at kunne paask6nne diets VRrdi.
B bMon. er KIN kun 5000 Dollars. On videre oplysninger angaaende dette
og andre Gu.ApD CARL Bo14ANDER, Little Fails, MINI.
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geo &ipb eller Separation al
l1bre befpg ben pelfjen6te SSlrpeler
simor Melion, 200 6. 7tb @treet.
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@rnn6lonsfeit.

VAN1lU@uuSr
ct. He6ers bonife &irfes &pi1,
.|6eforening bab0e in6bu6t til @runO:
|lobsfelt Manoag Mften SEN 5. Su11i
Soften ofbol6tes / &irfens Mpbc,
iol, bpor Ser fprit bleb bolot Sci
leS1pisni11g. Derefter iomleoes mo1'
ON Goler1tolen. 8oltor Garpgoorr
bg6 belfomme1t, Ser bleb iunget til
al Mrs. 30. g. &osmusien.
9'@rrr. 6. 6. 8%ar0enfletb oQ
81. @objerg talte ONT 9onmarfs ST.
ges @r1tnolobe. Me0 Gang og nogle
Or0 at &bin0eforenin=
gems Sormon6, Mrs. &ollt, en6te
SEN bpggelige 6eit, Ser bapOe font
let en- 5fore GLADE Menneifer, oQ
ON &pin0eforeningen fit megen
Mnerfjenoelie for.
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SRA g. S.

Sru Mne 8eterien % Dutter,
|Selen, fra Mber6een, 90 Dof., gee
tier for Gi6en 5lagt % @cnner
BERT 8pen.
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Cafe Mn1elie &binbeforcnina

ofbo10er Mp6e pao Sors0og Otter
miooag Sen Is sunni & 2 bos CTR.
|@erenien, St. Smelling &oo6 os
90: Mbe. 60.
Sag Camden og 50tb ct. 81.
8ogne bill ofbe11te @jeiterne peS
"a. Mbe Dg SO. Ctr.
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9. g., pil m1togclig ogloa toge
0el / Fordocn, Scr blibcr Se1tcns
@lonsnumn1cr.
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