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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-21
cuDA1Y PACKING CO. PROFITS
WERE ss,o11,4t5 FOR YEAR

CHICAGO, IlI-Sales of the Cudahy
Packing Company in the fiscal year
ending October %, were $133, $50, 9G6.
compared with 6,16S, SO the previ-
Gus year, while net profits were 3d.
011.415. against $723,642 in the preyi-
GUS II months. These figures were
made public today in the annual re-
port.
A statement by E. A Cudahy says
that out of every dollaf taken in so
cents has gone to the farmers OF the
remaining 20 cents. seven cents has
been paid to the wage Garner, five
cents for freight and four cents for
material needed in manufacturing.
With the remaining four cents, says
the statement, the company has paid
interest, taxes, insurance, repairs and
similar items, Leaving less than two
cents per dollar of gross sales left as
net profit to the company.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-21
IIDRARYOF CONGRESS HOLDS ITS,
POS|T|ONTHIRD LARGEST in WORLD

contains 1.54S,50O volumes. Great
progress has been made in eliminat.
ing remnants OF the old classification.
Practically all of the old chapters
have now been reclsssified. except
such as contain works on religion and
law.
Depository libraries containing
complete sets OF the Library of Con-
eress catalogue cards now number As
while ~ Libraries Of the United States
government have partial depository
sets.
Library For Blind Next
The adoption of a uniform type for
the use of the. blind seems, imminent
to the assistant in charge of the read-
ing room fer the blind. 1t is antici-
pated that an agreement may be ar
rived at between the British and Am
eriean eo-workers which will result
in the solution of this problem.
IN the 10 years during which the
copyright work has been a part of
the business Of the Library of Con-
gress- the number of entries tetaled
2.932,S977. During the last IS years
the net receipts of the office, above
expenses for service. were $240.6SS. 40
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-21
rRv Associated Prsss1

WASHINGTON, ID. C.-Gifts from
many sources have brought more
than $4,000 volumes to the Library OF
Congress during the year. and com
prised more than one-fourth OF the
additions 10 lis shelves. Retaining
its place as the third greatest library
in the world. and the greatest in the
western world, the library now con-
tafns 2.45l.S7l books, l54.200 maps
and charts. PAS volumes and pieces
OF music and 399,s05 prints.
For large additions 10 the Chinese,
JAPANESE and Korean collections the
library acknowledges debt to DR.. Wal
ter T. Swingle Of the Bureau OF plant
industry. who visited the Far East in
1916 and purchased on behalf OF the
library a total of 1892 volumes, includ-
ing early Chinese books printed from
blocks; Chinese historical and des-
efiptive works covering the period OF
first contact with Europeans; early
Chinese dictionaries and eneyclope-
dias5 Chinese works on natural his
tory and pharmaconOeias; geographic
cal works; the writings OF COnfucius
and the works of famous scholars;
and good copy of the oldest Japan
csc printed work extant. probably dat
ing from the beginning of the thir-
teenth century; and large collection
OF the writings Of Kaibara, the Ben
iamin Franklin of Japan.
Lincoln Documents interesting
The Lincoln documents which have
been presented TO the library are of
exceptional interest. These consist
OF the original draft of Lincoln's Sec
ond inauxural address, and his two
drafts of the Gettysburg address pre-
scented by Clarence l.. Hay, who had
them from his father, the late John
Hay; and a memorandum as TO the
improbability of his reelection, pre-
scented by Miss Helen Nicolay.
As. a rule the American composer
and the American music publisher are
to prefer the national to
local library as the permanent Gus
todian of manuscript scores. The
chief of the music division records
not only gifts of autograph scores OF
American composers but promises OF
gifts to come.
In the, document division an effort
was made to complete the files of Of
fetal publications of the Latin-Ameri-
can countries. and it was exceptional
lily fruitful through visit to these
countries by the law librarian, DR.. T..
! NJ. Borchard The librarys collection
of Latin American documents may
now be considered one Of its impor-
! tant features.
Yiddish Literature Increases
A number of YiGdish books came to
the library in the two Deinard collec-
| tons. The Yiddish literature in the
! United States assumes respectable
place as compared to other litera-
lures; and even if the predictions of
some come true that the -Yiddish
tongue will be dead before long. the
Yiddish> literature will still offer a
wide and interesting field for histor-
ians, philologists and students of com.
paratiye literature.
! The portion of the library now clas-
sified under theN new classification
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-21
VERSES AND REvERsEs
By HARLOWE R.. HOYT,
Tin Cleveland, Ohio. Leader


TO JACK LONDON.
The Great Adventure found you at the
flood of your ambition.
And carelessly you struck away adown
the last long trail:
You had no fear of going to the Land
Beyond All Knowing.
You rocked not where the road might
run, or what seas you must sail;
Grim Death you greeted gaily, Tor you
often passed him daily
You left the wayside inn of Earth as
sured you could not fail.
thern nomad miner;
You sang us chanties favored with
the spendrift of the sea;
You spun us tales aplenty when, with
out festina lente,
You hit along the highroad where the
hobo wanders free;
We knew the tropic waters and their
.dusky, drowsy daughters,
You limned them with your pencil in
exotic ecstasy.
JAIN u bISdulSy yOu IONcu JHC
course that led in ways .untram-
meled-
The scarlet life blood pulsing in your
virile veins leaped high.
You knew the icy fastness of the wide
Alaskan vastness,
You slept upon the sunburnt sands
beneath the open sky;
The little span you wendell was a
branching trail that ended
In Greatest of Adyentures-you were
not afraid to die
The untrod trail leads onward where
the day is neyer-ending;
Your spirit is restrained no more by
life's combining bars,
For boundaries are banished, and the
stress of time is vanished,
Gone is the straint of circumstance
that damages and mars
A free celestial rover you may tramp
the Unknown ever
God speed you on your pilgrimage
that leads beyond the stars.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-21
best LIVER and
|. BOWEL LAXATIVE
FOR FAMILY Use
mCascaretS" Regulate Women,
Men and Children With
out Injury
Take When Bilious, Headachy,
For Colds, Bad Breath,
Sour Stomach

e.
Instead of nasty, harsh pills, salts,
castor oil or dangerous calomel. why
don't you keep Casearets handy In
your heme? Cascarets act on the liv-
er and thirty feet, Of bowels so gently
you don't realize you have taken a
cathartic, but they act thoroughly and
can be depended upon when a good
liver and bowel cleansing is necessary
they move the bile and poison from
the bowels without gripping and sweet
en- the stomach You eat one or two
at night like dandy and You. wake up
feeling fine, the headache biliousness.
bad breathe coated tongue, sour stom.
ach, constipation, or bad cold disap-
pears. Mothers should give cross.
sick, feverish or bilious children a
whole =Casc2ret any time-they are
harmless and safe for the little folks,
ADV
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-12-21
cR. LOWELL LEFT wfoow
s175, coo AND AN INCOME

FLAGSTAFF, AriZ.-Mrs. Constance
Lowell. widow of DR.. Percival Lowell.
astronomer, who died here recently. is
bequeathed $4,000 ana an annual in
come estimated to be in excess OF
100000 by the terms of the will, filed
here. Lowell observatory is to be
supported out Of FIND TO be held in
trust W William Lowell Putnam, the
astronomers brother in-law.
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Corner Merchant and Fort Streets
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
9anmarfs Sanoelspulitif.

5 BET al 6orf., oano. polit. Carl
.SbnIbit3er reoigere0e popu.
MISUNDERSTANDING llgeifriit Isl
nanstioeuoe" iimoer oi fslgenoe in.
teresiante % peile0en6e getragtnin.
ger ON Dor 5remtio paa Sanoeleus
Omranoe, fanpel unoer arieen iorn
efter 5reofliitnineen:
@ollitafurierne fortietter oeres
irbDggeli9e @anoring neoao oe If
fe minOit Sterling bar giort itore
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feirOe 6Oloning, Der tpoer paa, at
en- ois 9Gngitelie bar fneeet fig
.inO / ben beipn0erlige areos al
9srsfllu0er, 9rigen 0o9lig from.
mer iammen omfring 9usnote.
ringen.
9Oilfe SrHltRn0igbe0er, Der 1
6pert enfelt Gilfpl0e motiperer
Observation-Disclosures, fan Ri life an.
oipe, men at oisie ieonli9t IfDIOes
6enIpntagen til lofale, eie6liffelige
sSorbofo mere emo Ell @eosmnelie
al 0en belle itore 9eroensiftuation,
FAR pnret inolpenOe for eut6er
acknowledgements, opuprfiom Silifu'
er. aftieberIens 5oloning bar / ben
ienere 9iO life fiiunet bare noset
Barometer for Den politilfe lloOif-
ling ida liot ion for De efonomiife
Observation-Disclosures. t8ois noget 5pns.
Ip1nft bar giort fig gGloenOe, bar
set upret eonife eniioigt. Dan bar
bel nof reo f~orifelIige 2eiligbeoer
mRrfet Sn0greb ira Ie0enoe SIDE
og bar anpenot megen Gi0 pan at
fortolfe Seniigten me6 6isie 5no-
areb, Ser er bleoen ~foretngne | itor
StiI. Men fun eet Spuspunft bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
Ere npe u mre


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QriiteIiee 2~epneosIeb | bet 10
aarbunbre6e l.. gc6 @aft. y. 6
6. Srope-R osmusien. 276 Sioer
Snob. | grbnt Sbirtine meb
@uI6trpf. pris 80 Gts.
8iIIebrr fro Dolfelipet. Gpp Jor.
tGIIinser al s. g. bon Soften
meo 5orfotterens EiIIabeIie ODER.
fat of Yait. o. Wiinfter. Gororb
al 0omtesie s. anufb. 223 81.
Der. Smuft Sbirtinesbino. Bris
30 Gts.
Werbeus Gnbe. On anrIigbeosbifto
RE Of eom. gggIeiton 6orfotter
af .Morp1, IS aompens BUILDER
o. Fl. 800 Si6er. Wrun Sbirtinp
meo @iiIbfrpf. Bris 90 CTS.
arifteIigt 5oIfebibIiotef rebieerei
at Yoft. O. Niinfter, Brett be6 Ct
2iiffos airfe | 0sbenbobn. Oct er
ubeIuffenbe eooe, rene gpeer, Der
bringss. De tire openitooenbe bill
bonre ct brrbifuIot 1iuas til IN.
bier WosiomIine.
9aniIb 2xtt. Sn6I &ssie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

Snltairoe igen er inofert / europa,
er pore 5ormller bragt i Siffer6eo,
oi tan operie, boor beit eLler
laot oi bsr i9tte allrlerne paa bore
8ampifibSielIfabers, Snouitri- %
SanoeIsieIifabers aftier, paa oore
ObItgationer og 8aliltaer. 5srit oa
fan oi lutte Hegnifubet al.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
Eli Grebsmisiioncn.
atlantic are6s.

iluHlIN WItU2
Scr fuitteret ior, k Oil. % ad. =. ............... 1868 90
Warts s, 1916. Geitbroof, We, Zen isrne De. IIPgb. 1886
Warts 14,f916. 5nlnoitb, WPe, ltngoonsforeninaen 500
gfarts "a, 1915. Bolton ,Daasi, Mrs Srdouro ~9fasmuslen 200
giarts 3ff9i6. Bolton, gnsi, 9etbnria Wlgb..... .25
aprl 8 1916. @eItbroof, NE 2. iSeIgigbs speieIt" 27f5
Ipr, f4,f916. 5alnnolthgle ,emnus Qi9b. .Specielt" HOO
aprl 81, 1916. Bolton, gaosi, 9ebania Y2eb. -. 920
Nprl 30, 1916. Bottom, Diasi, 0ebania gpgb. 49,. 290
5ifiamnen. ... S66906
3. u. 6ifcber, areosfaskrer,
43 9apiton ct, Sanaica pIain, Bolton, gPasT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

WFHHTTHoT NTTTHTHTHH'
Oct be6es bemprfet, at Saniun6ets s~egnffaber for aaret
1915-16 ~afihttes Den q. giai. Otto Sanfen
aaserer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
st gllroeliaf Wenipn. Fl

vi BhtseitBl VthIyH. Oulltuelt
fom nogle rusifife arigsianger til
Feters's @aaro / Warmbsrn i 81
oeriteo, Oh blanot oisie bar Der
Ell, Iom flageoe ober, at bans Bro
Der sspnn par faloen | @rigen. Rog.
Ie Gage efter fom Ell Soloat al
&ugtnnn0ifabet meo grebe til De
npe Sanger. og ban iortnlte .oa, at
en- al 6angerne baooe itor 9igbeo
meo en- Of 5an9erne paa Rabo-
goaroen. Iaa SpbresmaaIet, onl
ban boo0e en- 9rooer, ser be0
Soan, loareoe oen bebr6oeOe Rlls-
Ter: uSonn er osol" Den ii6it an
fonrne blen mn fsrt ODER TIL ga
bogaorSen, os BET bite fig, at Span
par oen inbne6e groSer. @eniDnet
metIem Be to grgore bar meget
rereroe, Ieenoe og orGOenoe onfao-
neoe og fpsieoe oe b%inaroen.
ariaems tnnae @lr6. Sitter er ct
tl1net 9ltoifab fontntet til port
.Sogn, ifrioes til n8Iensborg Ipi5@
ira Rerre 9eg1ltn. @entier Gisien
oq Suitru paa 9~e9lmbierg moo
tog nemlig i 5reooes fra aom-
pagniet MeooeIdie ON, at oeres
eneIte Ssti. @aaroeier Beter gffs.
len poa 9eeunbierg, bar ialoen.
Get or ct boarot Slag for bans
anmle Torgl0re, Ga Yeter 9isIen
nnr eneIte Barn. Sort fsr arigeas
llobrlto ooertog ran i'm 5p0rene.
gaar0; / S1li 1916 inOfal0tes ban
iom iffe-iioonnnet 2anoitormsmano,
o. fom efter fin lt0oannelie til Rus-
lano, boor ban bar t6ret lioen.
San bleo gOot SO gtor ganmel.
0ee0 9. 9isien er after en- Of oort
So1ns beoite ilnee Mpro gaaet
bort; ban bdpoe oeo i'm noble, oob-
ne % retIfafne anrafter oun0et
fig mango 8enner, Tom M tlllige
meo bans Tornlore, FOR bpem ban
bar en- Iinloen goo Ssn, opbt be.
floper bans alt for tiolige Bort.
gang. e: Nisien bar tgift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

@nlobrpllnp. q. 81 Den %.
ApriI frmSe g. 5. Gbriitenien os
Slftru 1 II6eroon8biemet ! 81
girmfLoiter feire oeres @itlobrpllltp.
De err begge eironl nleget rsrige.
gbriItenien par fsrit 9ager / 81
gumfloiter, men Ienere opguu ban
8ngeriet og bleo 9an0mano.
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: noremisitonen
W missioner

SCR ~fOitteret, ie Sol. Rr. 10 ......+a.....
Off Sorn. ga, u. Saeobiei
Ritifin 0ebr. ct esite SO; Ssrgen anOcrien So
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
GumceriDunnc
Sffe tesnst arisslaan. n@ooel

Sffe tegnet arteslaan. nRooers-
monIet~ al IL. apr. ifriper: S
-9ouOernide 3eihins4 Ifripes:
st | tpife 2anoe iiGlOent I'll
faI0e, Iom fortiener at prisgioeS
Offentligbeoen, er ben aenosger'
ming, at ser gi0es ct 9engeinititut,
fon life bar tegnet cen Venim
poa oct fierce a~rigslaan. Oct er
:. 2eglunfloiter 8anf / 2sgumflolter,
en- odnif 9nnf, Der arbeiOer meo
tpife 8enge."
lln0er IA. 9lpr. islgetroe berig.
figelie: 9egumtloIter 9dnf og
R%rigsfaanet. 0ireftionen for 81
gtmtloiter 9onf@, be 9errer q. $.
@osien og 5. Saaie, bar ienot
Gon0ernide 3eitung", iom baDoe
anfet ooer, at 9anfen intet bnOOe
tegnet paa set fieroe arigsIaan, en-
Berigti9elie, boori oct be0oer, at
Oct tsnoerife 9laos 9oaitan0e er
uian6e. oseumfIoiter ganf bar ielo
teqnet 10000 gearf Zig so Bro
of fin aftiefapitnl paa 10000
Murf paa arigslaan og ppret
Meaemmnno Deo at teene rigelig
10000 Murf pau oIIe 9rigSlam.
8laOets ll0giper, Sr. Sanfe, fall
Der 8anfens gerigtigelie zen be-
Eogelig SfripeIie".
@nlobrpllnp. 2. 81 Gen %.
April fluuOe g. 5. Gbriitenien og
Siritru i NIoerOomsbienmlet ! 3D.
gimtGoiter feire oeres @itlObrpllltp.
8e er beg9e elromi nleget rsrige.
gbriitenien par fsrit 9ager / 81
gumfloiter, men lenere opguu ban
8deeriet og bTeo 0anomano.
aartofler % aartoffelpriierne.
Gbbpit.) ltu0er 10. @prfl ~ifrioes:
Mogiitraten / Ssnoerborg gsr BE-
fenot, at 9drtof(erne berefter folter
6 Narf so Tg. pr. 100 9llno
BDens loiolJ o9 / Smnnbmoelen
iroen for "Opens Ontraaoe. 5 ben
fi6lte ltges 5i0 bar Der ingen Scar.
tofler opret at oportpe / Sen0er.
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be til 0isie Triier MI mart en-
S~snoa9sret.
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borg 8p bar III otter iaaet Scar
tofIer og igIger oisie til 9pens
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par naaeoe mo / Snlen fiirOe blipe
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flor Tr9ngiel. SsnOer6org gp
fGlger 9Gggefartofler for 7 Marf
pr. 100 guno. Ser fgfges ~iorels-
big Spiiefartofler bper Dag Tor 6
Narf so gg. pr. 100 glno.
5 iortc Gam. Sor en- 9unomano
! 9iernps (5oItrup Sogn) bar ct
5aar 5orle0en faaet 8 iorte 9om
fom allie leOer. 5 Bior 6np0e 5aa-
ret 4 2nm, 6Doraf oct enc 0e0e.
Nooeren er Tort iom fine intan.
Get er 10 beloist / 6enne feofnap-
pc 9io, iiaar bore 6usopr er ina |
frligtbare.
SGllins al rpset 5l9if o. apb.
Ne0 arenturtpllingen i Dag | 5n-
oersleb, ifriber nMm." at 10. !
April, ifal Der ogTod f~oretages en-
Battling al rsget 5IGif og as0.
5pem Ser npgter at opgipe fine !
6orraao efler frenifommer meo Ii.
rigti9e Opgipelfer, fan ~itraffes meo ,
htotiI 6 Manne6ers GnngieI elIer
Eengebsoer al inotil 10000 Mnrf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
yWtD Star"

On np Gang meb piano aHompaenement. ~llnSerloat aefft
pa GngeIff % IpIf. en- oanif OperiptteHe al 9efien Ieoeres Ipr.
fflt peolagt boert Saite. DaeIoaien er arrmeeret babe for sopro.
no og contrnaIto Stenner. Yan beoes opaipe, bpifen man snjfer.
Veo ipeielt arrangement meo ltosoercn er bi bIepet lat
stano til berefter at l9ige ben irroees inruHe o. ItarninasfuI6e
Gang til baIu Yris nenlig % Gents.
Quit ben fnoes uoiat baaoe for bse os Iapere Stenlnier.
Dan, emtb. YnH. Sonfs
Blair, gebr.
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N etteIfe.

5 auiherfna Tor @aoer til stolefasien (abl. % Df. CIR. 49,
er o.. @asnlusien, 9lainpien, Gebr, So noeIaot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17

BRADFORD, @is, Bella g9gb.. Bait q. I. 9tieIfn, Yeari.
nus TeoerIen bp. 50; Garl Sobnnien, Sens Sarfn,
q. q. Stefenien, Grit Sunian, Giels earien. Sans
9eoeren, Cars sarfen, !. 6. 9ieicn, 9iioie Gehon,
Sobn. Nelen bo. 81 49,. :. ...........- 400
CLINTON, isis, e6eues ser M96. " oolhnn, Geo. 9crt5elen
en- unapnt, aatbrine Gn9bmoe, u Soft z. 6. Sen-
fen bo. 81 =. =. -. =. ..........:-t..... ooo
Woootof. Sn, Deter Mortenien, Sens Scniem, Screen
Sanien, 9eter Sdnien, u. s. Stenenien 30. 50; an'
Sers 9arien, So; Ghr. Senien, Nolter Steffenfen 10.
81; 8. 9. @obrieNen 5t :. =. =. ...,....... 1850
Gpan, gfinn, 5reoslnHt0e Ygb, Sens y. Sen1en, HielS
Senfen, NeIe emnp, Sans 9aricn, arnolo Sanfn,
Senrp 9ielen, 6. 9isroitrup, !. 6. Q. Wlhler, u. 3.
Camp, Nrorefp Sanicn, Nortba 9ariet, geer Niler,
Geo. Getcrien, q. s. anoeren, Sans Senien, Mutton
9Paoien, 6. s. 5reoerihcn, Carl 6. SenIen 5O. ST.;
@eorq gieoirup, frofoa an0erien, Sans Ole Sdnien
bo. 5t, ani. So; %ltngoonsi. $10......."...... 1880
91tifrn. Qebr. pt 0site ..... 500
anSerfen $3.50 -. .....:... ........s, $50
Sutobinion, @Pinn, ct. Mortens apgb.: g. q. gfiden Il
50; 9. 6. gheien, ). Better, Anorep OIfn, Snns
Gnuoien, 81. g. PeterIen. 5. g. Gbriieuien, ellies.
Gbriitenier, arut0 Masruisen bo. 81; Sergen 8.
Ssrgenien, 8. g. Oen, Chris Senfen, 4noreu re.
teren, Micoel Ssrgenfn, Inton Ssrgcufen, 9. q.
getfer, e. g. Getrien, z SerfeIen bp. $3.50; 2p.
Efffanmen $ieto63
formationsg aoen.
Scr foiteret k abl. Nr. 10 -. ................ $i3S3.00
9ortb Elatte, gebr, en- Ben, =. ....... $500
Samptou, Nebr, gars. 8. g. Maoien -. -. 1000
9iliammen =. $llis.0O
Blair, Nebr, 6n IL. Mni 1916
geo Eat mOotasetl Otto Sonien
aasf. for e. fore. b. E l. airfe ame@
Gcenifa6sa ailmtnime.
Oct bc0es bnn9rfet, at Smniunoets 9~eanIfaber for aaret
f915-16 afiluttes Den q. gPni. Otto Sanfen
aasierer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-05-17
apitterinsu.
Sopanmisfienen

SCR foitteret, ic abl. Rr. 10 .....,......... $6t5s.2s
gilbert Sea. gfnn, Ofer ira D. l. Menigbeo 49,. 1870
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-29
MAKE FREAK Bet
WHITE-WELSH GO
Jim Flynn, Pueblo Fireman, Arrives at
Colorado Springs to Assist
Champion to Train.

Colorado Springs, Col, Aug. %
And now it's time for the freak bet
on the White-Welsh fight A novel
wager was made yesterday between
Francis Draz of New York City and
Murray Keller of Chicago. The for
mer contended that the ring could be
seen from Pixies Peak. He argued
that with pair of field glasses he
could go to the top of the snOw-cov-
cred peak and watch the battle in the
ring. Mr.. Keller doubted this, and
hence the wager
In the automobile of one of the
members Of the club both were taken
to the apex of the famous mountain,
and there the test was made. Mr..
Draz focused his glasses and the
arena stood before him. Mr. Keller
soon was convinced he had lost the
wager, but added: It's worth it; !
never saw such a sight"
A new arrival in the Welsh camp
yesterday was Jim Flynn, the tough
Pueblo fireman, who is a great friend
of the Welshman Flynn will rough
matters with Freddie from now until
the day of battle.
Mrs. Freddie Welsh has arrived
from Venice, Cal, accompanied by her
daughter Betty. Welsh is essentially
a home man and is delighted to have
his wife with him. You know, Fannie
saw me win the title from Richie.
She's my mascot and she's going to see
me successfully defend it against
White on Labor day" said the cham
piOn.
Manager Pitts is receiving word
from every section of the country
about parties who are coming to the
Springs on specials" Harry Brewer
has select car" party from Kansas
City. Marius Durand and Mike Geary
are getting up car out of Butte.
Mont, and will hitch it on the spec
ial which is 10 bring 125 fans from
Salt Lake City Pommery Bob YER
non, who will be Welsh's timekeeper.
wires from New York that his party
has increased to 30.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-29
RAIN DELAYS START
NATIONAL NET MEET

Forest Hills, y. Y. Aug. 29.-Rain
and wet courts interfered with OMEN
ing play in the 36th annual tennis sin
giles championship tournament at the
courts OF the West Side club Yesterday
but four of the 81 matches were plav-
ed and these only that the double
teams In the championship match
might nave today TO devote entirely to
the contest for the doubles title
In the singles matches William NJ
johnston OF San Francisco, national
champion, defeated Howard hoffman of
Brooklyn. 90. 6-l. 60: Clarence ]
GFiffin of San Francisco, holder with
Johnston of the doubles championship
defeated +, G. Baggs of New York,
81. 60, Ga; Maurice e. McLough
lin OF Los Angeles, national champion
In 1912 and 1913. defeated r. B. Me
Gave OF Scranton, 60, G-1. %
and X. II. Whitney Of New York de.
feated Ward Dawson OF Los Angeles.
Go, 6-3. 6-L
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-08-29
Gets $1,000 FOR
LICKING CUBS 81
Alexander Collects Bonus Promised
When He Wins 25th Game of the
Year-Tries for ShutOut.

Chicago, Aug. 29.-Grover Cleye
land Alexander, who is about the best
known reason why the Phils must be
considered among the National league
pennant potentialities, pitched the
opening game of the series for Pa
tricio Moran against the Cubs at
Weeghman park yesterday afternoon.
Whenever Alex hurls, it is seldom
asked Did the Phils VIM More Of
ten inquiry is made as to the size of
the score. And yesterday the score
happened to be to against the Cubs.
1t was the 25th victory Grover Cleve-
land has bagged this season and he is
just $1,000 richer in worldly goods
today by virtue thereof, these thousand
cases having been offered Alex as a
bonus should he score IS wins in 1916