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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

DOSTON, Philadelphia and Brooklyn in
ID turn dashed out OF the rut in 1914, 1915
and 1918 respectively The Reds were due to
round out the quartet this season, but so
far the forty-year curse is stll harassing
them at every turn. They are still wear
ing bare spots deep In the second division
The All-ArOund Club
Sir--Among the all-around boys what's
the matter with Harold Janvrin, Of the Red
Sox? | have seen him play first second,
third and short, and play all four positions
well. This should put him up among the
first. j. NJ. j.
Sir--In regard to Charlie Ferguson who
once caught for Virginia University | once
saw him pitch the first four innings with
Philadelphia in faultless style and then go
back OF the bat and catch the remaining
five innings with equal brilliancy. He was
a wonder. But did you know that Buck
Ewing, the best catcher that ever wore
mask, filled every position on the old New
York Nationals? And that George Van
Haltren, with New York and Chicago
caught, pitched and played every inhed
and Outfeld position during his twenty
years? Those were the days when the ball
players had tho stamina and the stuff Men
like Buck Ewing Van Haltren and Mike
Kelly could play almost any position on the
team well enough to hold the gap.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04
CONNIE MACK TO TRY OUT
STAR ATHLETE OF MAINE

Patrick French, a member Of the Cniver.
sity OF Maine baseball, football and track
teams, will be given a trial with the Ath-
letics lie will report 10 Mack on June 90
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

JACKLITSCH SIGNED BY STALLINGS
TO TAKE UP UNCARED-FOR BURDEN
LEFT BY DEPARTURE OF MITCHELL
One-Time Philly Backstop, Eccentric and Orig
inal, Succeeds Present Cub Manager as
Coach of Boston Braves Hurlers


the Boston
eolors Of the Phes his tvlers
for a
Foge owned the at Broad Jacsch
Frederick Mitchell
while spotlight bgged
Haddock
Of
something the weaknesses Of the
themselves
the fact that might everything
n Of Paris
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

WAYNE Junction A. C, has June $40 open for
any hrst-class home clubs, A. Schreys 4ol2
North Fifteenth street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

Bethel Baseball Club would like 60 hear from
any nrst-class teams in Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey and Delaware. c. Calhoun. 24SO Carpenter
street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

Fairhiu b. c. a fast travelling team, would
like to arrange games with any teama having
grounds and paving a reasonable guarantee IL.
Hunberg. 1924 North Fatrhill street.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04
AMATEUR BASEBALL NOTES

Century Boys Club. uniformed team, would
like 10 hear from any fourteen fifteen-year- old
team, c. Hartman, 1909 Frankford avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04
Turns to Jacklitsch Before All Hope Is Lost

60 HE turned to aktsh and now word to the man who
~
Of
ball
But while Richie
matinee was thing Of mrth melody mountetanlng
Jacksch his phgmac
while
scrbes Of those to
day the eminent Mr. Jakth
bagfu Of ~ When the nqutve
Spaldng informed
that raned the wild
Aromatic
doughty BILL and
made the language
of
called Jacktsch few in English that
leading
had the exclamation
BUT Murrays a few
recitation OF hyWe-done
by a
eye scanned the motley the lea
and everybody wondered had
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04
StaIIings Has Young "Unknown" ON Bench.

NEoRGE srANGs his
~
the
should be disabled
t ne until received eoa bs obtained
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

60 MITCHELL produced his
~ that when the big
the like bowling ball
Lefty Tyler all of them considerable the
Mitchel a
to a
sudebutanes but their
n q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

hr; Exams tohl be pleased TO dn,,oer
questions from our readers on ooJt
stamped addressed envelope must he ~ ~
closed to insure replU. W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04
Not Yet

Ty Cobb began his major league career a
trite over twelve years ago. He is now
sliding on past thirty. But up to the mo-
ment OF skidding to press he hasn't yet
started sliding down hill
Il have no idea what TIL hit this vear &"
ne said day or so ago, but see no rea-
son Tor any slump until begin to lose my
speed. That means down MAJ t.r
the way. But as far as | can tell | have
been able to get around this spring as well
as ever It's the speed that always goes
hrst-not the batting eye"
Last September, when Cobb was hating
.Sb4' he told us that he expected to finish
around $40. His concluding average was
.SIl. He is still confident that he can finish
ABOVE 800, as he hasn't been below this
marx IN good many campaigns.
DOn'ts and Be's
In behalf Of the Senior Service Corps
walter Camp has extended a brief list of
Donts and Be's that should be incorporated
III every corral whatever the game
l. Don't shrk; don't worry: don't ex
plain don't knock; don't kick don't quit :
don't loaf; don't lag.
BE-prompt, alert quiet. determined,
STEADY helpful, unselhsh, considerate, gra-
cious, observant. brave, clean.
IT TINS doesn't cover the field there Is no
particular use in trying
ITO settle terrific and growing debate. q"
writes Pip, do the best hitters bat third or
fourth? l say third, while others saw tho
cleanup man Is fourth"
We should say third place has the edge
Cobb bats third and so does Iris Speaker
these two being the best hitters In tbe
game. Eddie Collins and Dave Robertson,
both bat third, and so does Eddie Roush,
the leading hitter of the Reds.
But on the Yanks Pipp bats fourth and
Baker fifth; Stufry McInnis. the best bats
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

WHEN the bun
w the the
as cross between lounge lizard and
ped Bill
that possibly his
hs OF his noble outfit
e he looked glance
N"N0e"
Mr. Jachch calmly
ray finally did Louis amo
What the h-s coming off he
The ndolent coach lifted
redfaced 0'' anu
What mpresaro he did soux su ~
rage. ~ ''" O''Ne III
I'm warming up the pitchers reply.
But the cha" William he
with adequate sulphur and
on replied Jack
TO because con- F'1
HE ambulance took Murray and his
L heat
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04
CutshauO May Be Traded to st. Louis Cardinals


In exchange Es only asks Miller
recognized
worlds
ne would not play this summer Then when
show up when the club got into training been
had
started
beer
Snyder
afflicted ana
remarkably
but Huggins
a catcher.
tina
- Husgins himself active participation
a o spostion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04
PractiCed Every Day

A'Siy Lay
Last year In my practice before the two
DIs championships that won 1 put down
each day in black and white what bad
learned in my practice or the day befor.
Whlle preparing for the championship =
practiced every day, and some OF my
articles will give the notes of this practce
consider them an explanation of discov-
SI!es ses ana reJections--the survival of the
httest ideas as far as I myself y,as oon
cerned' There should be something in them
10 interest every student Of golf shots
DO not necessarily recommend that all
my Ideas should be followed closely but
/ do suggest giving them n little thought.
tuI t attention. These occasional extracts
from the Diary of Golfer ought
TO possess greater authenticitv tbsn sho
most conscientious effo.fs Of a man who
SITS down in his study and tries to remen,.
per the way he played certain shots last
week. or month as the case may be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

ing along this idea, l propose to give the
readers Of this series Of articles some
thing entirely different from any ever given
petore IN subsequent articles, and hope a
description of my own plan of work NAV
be found instructive. II is pIavInE goiy
by system sN'-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

Brick" McInnis, 9 brother Of "StuTy;" took
n crack at Umpire Keenan, in the Brill Chester
Delaware County League Eame when he was
given the air by the official. The ump re-
taiiated by Kicking McInnis. Brill lost, TO o
and Chester is virtually assured the pennant
for the nrst half, In the other match Upland
exCellpd tho champion 'Mcdeg' and won, Z tC
2. 4 sensational catch by Ally McWilliams OF
tho bat Of Shortstop RyTne provoked applause
II was credited with being the greatest stoT
ever made in the league.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

The Industrials furnished their usual quota
OF surprsese and sensations. Barrett and Lup
ton Joined the class Of regular" teams, an
their eleVen-inning 2-to-l exhibition IL regarded
a the best the organization has witnessed Il
date. Lupton won six hits, while Barret
registered eight. Tho work OF Pitcher Plew
was an outstanding feature OF the Hess-Bright
Quaker city fraCas. Plews was credited witt
a pair OF home runs and his club won. to 3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-06-04

After winning four straight in the Main Line
LeaEue and holding hrst Place NE H. a.: 1an in
and with three straight losses has fallen TO
even terms with Wayne, Paoli and Narherth.
Autocar holds two-Eame advantage over these
four, and the way they lamhasted Dun makes II
appear as n Charlie Barker's squad will prove
a difhcult proposition to dlslodge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Set bar ben 8anq .

s ~Nolitifen" forteEer Eeter
9fanlen / ct Mrtifel ONT ltn kingdoms
Sage fplger1e m,ntre Mnefoote:
Ser fortelles Ell 1ltoriottt &iitorie
ont Gbriition SEN Mier0es fpr1te &c.
igg efter spitettftiftet .bos bans Sen
&eiier Srou5 So{epb. ~SSeg bsrer" ,
iag6e @ejiere11, ~ot SIT bor facet ct
ra6ifalt Miniltcri1tm. @bo6 ct oet
eaentlig for cit Slags Solf, Ser MI
er 6iue Mnriitre?" 1884," ipareoe
Song Gbriltion, min &11ltusminilte&
+. Gfs, CT en- Degn". On 9egn!"
@ejieren og loa forfaroet poo
fin ltoffels &ollego, Ser gabbe Ell
lao 1impel @crre til Minilter. uSSo-
mem, fortlotte Song Gbriltion, Der
CT noget, ser CT meget berre enon1.
Min 2an0brugsminilter er Sus=
man6." ga bsipime1e efter Sagnct
SO. apoitoliife Majeltet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
v6immelbierqprriteh",

Scope Mafiprs ny Stpffe ON Gig
terpreiten @teen 5teenlen 81icber
blep opfert ferite Gong poa Mo1=
berg Seoter al Mb. Scliengreens
@elfob.
ct. Sorlpil ~>fremltil1er 8licber
blon6t Eotere pg bo11s Me6e meo
@proepigen Eptteburfore11. 9e to
f6r1te Otter ifil6rer bans ulpffelige
Samlib me6 @nltrren / Spe11truf
Ereitegaar6 og bans b%ofien6e Era1g
til at bef9mpe 5maaligbe0 og Mon-
gel paa national Guns / 8efolfrin<
gen. s treble MH lpfter 8licber / EFT
flor Sale paa Sinme1bjcrget Solicit
op til fine egne Soealer. Men iom
bon fe1er fig melt poo fin Gb1,es &ei-
&c og baaret af 6err bre6e rationale
Splel1e, brp6er bans 6rl1f1te Steo=
Jpn 5temningen meb Moobeoer, oo
bans @1ltr1tS utrolfob blipcr ooben=
1Ds.
S @ftcripillct er @1icber flpgtet
IT'S / Gniomheoen og bor after trnf-
Jet Gptteberfaren> SEN trofoIte og
troifploige Mlmues Symbol. Meo
SoDeoet imo6 ben6es &ne fer Fan
ino6 Doger, ser grper.
Npbeltgt ipi1!et benreb Stpfffct
peo itn por1ne rationale Sten1iu1
.oa fulgtes ane6 ltigenbe 8ifolo %
tilitolt blep Sorfatteren fremfalot
l1n6er 2eberaah.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Sg6sfal1.

= G6efen for Gpfro,,tel1, 0berIt
@am,nelep> er p1uoielig ofgaoet peo
Gpoel1- / &jp6enbobn, rant al ct
@jerteIag. 0p0er1 ramte Sberlt
&ommelep, So ban ian1men mes fit
Tr11e bar poo @elpg bos en Tamilie
paa Ngrrebro.
0ette 9p6sfal6 bil rrffe SUB 8e=
flagelie / mango &re0ie, ierlig / 81
ficersfrc6le / Molborg> bpor Sberlt
Sommclep CT fjen6t fra Sc Mar, ga
bon bar &ommonoont ser. Son rej=
ite fra Molbprg / 1916.
Mf0p6c bar &ommonber og 0bnl.
og blep So Mar g..
- &jobmor16 S. 8. Gcbo6e, Mos-
filbe, CT ofgoet pe6 9eben, IS Mor
s~~-i~ s,
- &erre6sfooe6 / Mrt=@fippin9e
&erreo, 6. &c. 5oitb, ct ofenet peo
IS Mar 81.
- &iebman6 s. Scbrb6er, @pee,
er afgooet peo 9s6en, 81 Mar 81.
= Seltebonoler 9itergoaro, @ar=
Dus, er ofgaaet beo 9e6en, IS Mar
gonrncl.
Beteran fra Sreaarsfrigert,
S%berbornblG lcr Garl Galoemor &rt-
lie, @entofte, CT afgnaet pes 9p0en,
SO Mar 81.
= @rosierer Gbr. GborI en, ST.
6ebaber al en- flor @err1eefpiperings-
forrtning pao Sjernet al 9ltergooc
og Snteaooc / &jpbenfabn og Ger
al 8pgningen, bpor tioligere $50
Iitifen" bor til @1tie> ct ofgoaet peo
0e6e11, IA Mor gammel.
= Sbb; 8orgmelter / Morbus,
&onferc11srooo ST.. @e1tergoarb, er
afgdaet be6 Dpoen, 80 Star 81. Sen
nor 8orgmelter / 9(orbl1s fra
1885 til 1905.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
2ebnssrepe 9lblefelbt 2anrpis.

Ser fanotes liffet. faa WtRnb,
ser / 6en @ra6 iom afopoe 2ebt1s.
grepe Dor flar ODER 90, fan mar
rolig iige, paa alle Smraooer oq
peo alle 2eiligbe0er banoleoe efte1
set gamle Sr0 unoblesie oblige"
Sngen, Ser er reilt giennem 2ange:
Iono, Dar funnel un6gaa at bemGr
lie og beunore set eneItaae1oe SrG9
'Iof Sroen, ser berifeoe oberalt pao
@rebifabet og life minoit bos a.lf
uoe Smaa" / Samfu1oet poo Sen
lille, penlige % mellem 2ol1ano %
6Dn. Meo 6enne Or6en barmm1erer
sen Eilfre6sbeo, ser 1pler uo al allc
Sc = bao6e urge % .gamle = 8i=
ne, Ser mSoer SEN Sorbtforen0eS
Ylif, % TilfreosDebm 1fpl0es -
bcrom fon man let oDerbebiie fig =
life mino1t oeu SmI te1t0igbe6, at
~oel, gonle @repe" tor lom en- So
Ser for aT!e @repl fnbets 8eboere,
ser albrig forgiebes benpenote fig
til bam, naar Sc trengte til bans
8ijton6. Men life NOT bermcb, o.
loo oc1 tor laaeoe Moaoe, paa bnil=
fen @rep Mblefelot ltilleoe fine @je1=
6on1n1e til &ao0igbe0 for Soripg,
Scr tpg 5igte poo 2psning al Op=
gaper, Ser bar al Sen ltbrl tie 8etp0-
ming for belc 2on6et, bite, at bon
bar Ell At 9onnlarfs be6lte Men6>
oe beronl bi0ner og1oo Sc mango Of
fentligc &perr1 Ser / Si0e11s 2pb
|log0c 8ellog poo bo11s @irfecpne.
|So fom 11lo1l / nernlere 8er9ri11g
meo Da1n, mautte man bellnorc bans
|Sppnbe6 og @romfribeb, bans Mct=
faroigbe0slons, @jelpiombc0 og ITO
re SS11tcresle for ollc 5pprgsn1aol al
lonbpfpllo1ni1 If Notur. Ser er neppe
mango, ont Bpem man me6 ltprre
Set fan lige: v9gre bore bans Min=
Sc" Min6et ON en- Mon6, Scr
fltlht no nor fig bepi61t, at Mb9 for
pligter, og lom / lieloen @roo for
ito6 at ipreoe @le6e og Silfre6sbe6
blan6t olle fine 9mgipelier og at
gj9re set poo en- iao6an Moo6e, at
maa, mGrfeoe, at life Blot @oneoct,
men ogioa @jertet bar me6 / 5pil-
let. 49, ~ ir =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Sens 8aqqeiens @rap.

&orspr 8pltpre far beiluttet at
oberfere Sens 8aggeiens ior6iife
2epninger fra @irfegaaroen / &ieI
til bans Sgoebp @orspr. @ammen
meo bom ifal ogiaa bans fprite SUI
ltr1t ooerfbres. Smfo1tningerne bnf-
.fes at 5000 &roner> iom er iti1let
til @aooigbe6 al en- anonpm @iper.
Sen 5. @ai 1897 bp6e 8ogge1ens
&nitru, 6en 2S=aorige Gcbmci5eri1,=
sc 5opbie bon @aller~i &iel. Ser
blep BUN ogioa begrabet, og ben0es
Man6 beltemtc itrafs, at ban hi10e
bbile be6 ben6es SIDE. 0g iaa ifet&s
set 6a ogiaa / 1926. Sens 8aggelen
reiite, oeosipg at EN- Mprelioelie, fra
9res6en, 1eoiaget al fine Sgnner,
Carl og Mltguft. San bil6e bjem og
|oe | lit 6e6relano, og ifiipnt 2eger=
|ae | Somburg forb9o bam at 0rage
|pioere | Oct ilu0fuloe @eItbeir, bil6e
ban alligeoel reile. Men Dp0en ooer-
raifeoe bant peo DaggrD BEN 3. Of
tober. SONS 56nner forte bam fra
Srimurerbolpitalet i @amb11rg gien-
mem. Soften til @iels &%irfegaar6.
SON og Suitruen bbiler | en- Sob
beltgrop, font pgiaa RUNNER @agge-
ie1s Sen, SiIoiofen &einbor6 og 6en=
neg Snitr1 Sofie, Dotter af 8ies
|lano. st fRlles brit @robme1e blen
rejit oDer benz ollie (Sru @einboIo
oboe fgrit 1856, og poo bette fin
beg gaggeiens oe Sl1itrus Mabne
|ppa 9ittoen, aItioa benoenoe moo
|Danmarf. Mn6et Min6esmerfe fiif
9igteren iffe, ffpr Der i Meai zoos
reiites Ell Statie / @orggr- ct
arbeioe al 8illeobugeer Scbnlt5.
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) Manae SfilsmisIer.

S 1916 bleb Der / 2anbet 916
Meteifober oplpit peo Sfilsmisie. S
1915 bar Mntdllet S7S % 1914
SS7. S Sc lenere Mar er Sfilsmis-
iernes Mntal iteget laa iterft, at
ser III TITLES benoe0 8 @ange iaa
mango iom pe1 Morbunbre0ets Be-
9Dn6elle.
9o Oct i 1916 blep in0quaet ca.
$1,000 s@eteifober, er Stilsmisiers
11es Mllta! MI ca. AZ pGt. al lamt<
lige Gielier i 1916. Sfilsmisierne
falber iGrlg pau Sope01taoen, Ser
Dor Sjen1lteo for 557 al 6e ifilte
Eor. 1872 bprte biemme / &ropins-
bDer og 1852 poo 2an6et.
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Sen be1aalaqtc 8oa.

Ser bor / 81 ftes ule0panligt fill
lc Dos Spbogellespolitiet paa Cont
buIet,. og, efter bbo6 Ser fortRlles,
Fable set lin noturlige Mariog, for
teller 49,"
Spbogerne por nemlig forop6e0c
i ~@arberfbin6er".
6or @e1ten lpffe6es Sc tiffe $50:
1itict at foo fat / 1pert mango Cts
emplorer al 8ogen, bperfen bos
|6orloget eller bos 8ogbon6lerne,
ser fra EN- eller ar16en &tloe iDnes
at bobe facet Nps on1, bpao Ser
|forelto6. >
Sn6en 8eilagleggelien bap0e Dr.
Masml1sicn beibaret Sen &ritif, So
Gen bap6c fremfal6t, me6 Ell Yiele.
betitIet r2bgnens &i6berpogt", bpori
set 81. a. beb:
Set &nolelsberreobmme, bboru1ts
-
ser @ntenten terroriierer SEN offent=
!iae Mening, felger 10 SEN flare
Harole, at ifremme enbber fra at
tale beo at t%tDfbine ehbber 6anit
Man6, Ser boOer at la6e SDiflano
pe6erfares &etf9r6igbeo."
8olitifen" bem9rfer BERTH:
uSpiferne, Der bar NOT al Sjen=
ser, maa birfelig ber uoroabe: @ub
bebore os for bore 8enner!".
.Dr. Masm1si len biI bIipe tiltaIt
efter 5troffelobe1,s Boroerof 1874,
lom beltemmer, at sem ser offentlig-
gier ct 11tugtigt Sfrift, itraffes meo
|69nglel e1ler 8p6e.
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Sort fortalt.

= Goa 0onmarfs lpl1glte &rioat-
bone, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n1eo 5i~
6elinje @jelten-8eien, ser leber
forbi forifiellige Gprpemoier, fore
toges EN- bellpffet Erepefjpriel meo
SS%nofpring of Sgrb.
2arer Sogtnonn / @islinge
er bleoen of1feoiget efter @folelo-
bens Earagrof s iom iigtet for at
itoa / fororgeligt 6orbo16 til Ell gift
Game.
=. On bo16iom Epf1sepioen1i er
u6brr1ot paa Mors. Sen 18. Sep
tember ropportereoes 1875 Eilfeloe.
= Safe Sectional hor ontaget
Sernerings6omer, / bbilfen M11Ieo-
ming EN- Sci arbei6sl9ie 2eietienere
orrangereoe Spteier / 2ofalet og fe-
paa Mftenen OpIpb og 8ibe-
foncert l1oenfor Direfter Sergeniens
sGopRE paa 8l. &o11gebeJ.
6bp. Sfipper Sereu g. 9een
og Sn1tru / @orbbp poo 5nmse fei=
re6e @a1l6brpll1tp SEN 10. Septem=
Der.
8iifop Sobannes bout Gltcb
SEN 9. 5eptcmber IS Stars
Tom SEN fotbplife @irfes
9ber1te / 9anmarf.
Observation-Disclosures bar for
buot MnpenbeIie al 6anif Sprit foo
bel TOM 8en5ir og 8en5ol til Drift
al Motorer %unotagen / en- Gel fer
Zig nebnte Silfeloe, bborefter olt-
ioa al pribat 8ilfjgriel mao OBJ
b6re.
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8ranb paa 8ornbolm.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $50:

Eroprietargaar0en uSammers.
'bolm" ogioa fol0et Slotspange,
gaaro, tet be6 &ammersbus Slots
ruiner, i elore Eio 5lottets 2aoe-
eooro, ct belbis brenot. giere,t,
Nroprtetar 5ommer, bapoe 8pgnin.
gerne asiureret for 10000 @roner
.og 2eSgret for $4,000 Ser. Sloel1
|ppitoo fra ct 2ofomobiI UNDER gprif-
l1iltg. Set Ipffeoes at reboe &obeo-
|bpgtting % Seiteitalo. Ser brenote
en- for Del Of ben inoap!ebe Seb,
men tgen &reaturer.
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Saralb @oloicbmibt.
&ipben6abns Etprbapn.

S &jpbenbopns @abnebeitprelie 1,
fremlagt ct ltorltilet @rojeft til meg=
tige u6pioelier of &jsbenbobns
!Sabn.
&lanen for beret %forbercot gjen=
1em mar1ge Mar og ct %r,6orbei0et
of nltberen6e 9orgn1elter s. 6. g.
MG1ler. Sen omfatter l16bioelicr
boa6e I Nor6 og Sp6 og ltore Npan-
leg puo &efsbaleget.
Hla11ens @iennemf6relle bill tags
en- Marrefffe, og Smfoitningertre bli=
Der otter so Mill. Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
Spr6ef9ro.

l1n6cr flor 0eltagclie joroe0es
@ebejmerao6inbe Eietgen 6e11 76e
September fra Marmorfirfel1 / &jp-
6enDapn. &i1ten bar 0effet al @lom=
tier, %bboriblon6t 1ignercoe &ronie
fra @ongen, @nfeoronni11gen og alle
he Snltitutioner, Scr / fin STD itoo
Itetge1t 1t&t. + - 81
@rniterane g.. 80. 2orien % &a=
Bills tolte. Oht @ftermio6ogc11 fertes
&ilten til @ropitebet pdo 2pnabp
&irfegoor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16

|Seg ntg % ipGnitig fra 5abp reilte.
.8pltrllp jeg / min Wan6oom
fllei1te.
Sprbp ieg beepnote at ione;
set enote meo, at jeg fit mig Ell
Some.
|Sg So til 9pbpao jeg naae6e frem
bar allcreoe ieg SAFER til en- Orew
is 8reltbo Drengcn bar blepe1r Stu:
Bent.
''SS Mgcriteo bar bans Stubier en6t.
|9o eftcr be!oig &ejie ieg naaeoe
It'll priv, min Maoomme geraa'eoe
i &rigsbumpr % ilog om Jig rilot,
90 i Dronningl1n6 blep' go6t III
lfilt.
S Mer6slt ieg troos min beie Mloer
for %fpinoelig Sneoigbeo otter fal6er.
ga til l1lite6 me6 v@fspresien"
ri tom,
n begge bar imeot / SDmens
,8aan6.
s @alror1>p ri feire6e 5p!pbrpllups=
felt
og oanico' til 5o4m git ne6 @eit.
90 / Setter @asiing hi trilleoe in6,
bar leg Mloer6omsrpnfer poa Sage
% &in6.
$ 5tao begpn6te min Ssie at 9roone
(oog 6erfor lfol ei mor lo6e fig, boa=
ne).
0g naor hit i 2ongbolt jeg iio6er
lom ifol6et,
loo f6ler jeg mig 6ertil al Sfiebnen
fal6et.
S &ooifm lom rplten6e Olbing jea
trineo'.
poo Yerrpnen 116, mems n1o11 as mig
grine6.
Seq rplter forlunoret poo @ope0et>
mems
jog / Nprrei u116bD fplocr to og bolp-
fems.
Sra Malborg orog jeg u6 iom SSa1ll1s
6c1t boorrige.
Sou -penoer ieg Diem iom Sen ~b'n=
6re6nortge".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
|@t Ba%neproieft / Mt6t-&en6IpsIel.

Ser orbejoes / oenne Tio erergilt
paa at ifaffe EFT Sernbaneforbiuoelie
m1e1lem 5~totionsbpen 8rpn6ers1ep
og 8lofbus / 8%en61Dsie+!.
Blonerne om en- iaaou,t 8ane bar
peret fremme fpr, men set fumes
0en1te Gong at futile bore Mlpor, %
Mrbei6et ct oglaa MI Iogt / Sc rettc
|@enoer.
Mlene font Suriitbane biloe sen
bape fit ful0e Berettigelfe, Ga Den
ferer gien11em @gne al en- ejenoom=
meltg og 1torilaaet Notur og Blof-
bus er 10 ollere6e fjenot iom ct al
Seltfpltens fjbnnelte 8a6elteoer. =
Wen set er bog life 1om &uriitbone,
Ylonen bar fin egentlige 8erettiee1-
lie. Den iii afbie!pe ct Ienge fglt
5abn 1aabel for 8%r6noers1eb %
9lofbus iom Sc Interchangeable 8p-
CT, ser beo MnlRggelien al oe mani
&c 2engoebaner bor miitet 6eres
naturlige Oplon6.
@n af 6e 8per, Ser / Sen &etning
er baor6eit %forurettet, er 8ren6ers-
lep, -iom er lt9rrc e1tb mdnge al 81
mtnore aipbite6er og eier en- opgtig
|Sanoels- og Saanoo9rferltan0; lom
hefien0t er 8rgn6erslep Marfe6 Ell
at 6e itbrite / 2an6et. Ser er ingel1
lSptpl ONT, at Mnleggelien af be1l
11De a8ne bill gibe 8pen ct megtigt
|Opibtng.
Sor nogen Si6 ii0en bo!6tes /
|Geitcr Siermitslep ct 1tort Mgoe
bbor Der bar m66t 9elegere6e fra
Sogaeraoene for olle 6e %interesie.
reoe 5ogne, og Der berife6e en- no.
preget optimiitiif 5temning fol
Iglonens inarlige ~@iennemferelie.-
Dean ne6iatte ct ineprere n6baIg,
Iber ifulbe frertnte 8ln1en lao bur-
|tigt, at BET bilbe bore muligt at foo
I6en lme6 paa Observation-Disclosures
'8apnfning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-16
9ann,arfs Gplfetal.

Hao @%r1urolag al. 6p0llcr og
Dp6Sfolo, S11o= og l1opa1toring er
0onmarfs Solfetol Sen 1. Sl1li 1917
bereg11et til 100000. /. Tebrror
1916 tor Golfetallet 1921, 600 og
T.. Suli 1916 beregne6es Oct til g.
$4,000. Tiluef1ten set 1i6Ite Mar
Dar altioa Deret ca. 10000 eller 1
pGt. Dette er noget minore en6 /
6e nermelt foregoaen6e Mar. s Sal
let ct life me6regnet Sc interrere6e
&rigsfonger neo 9al0 og @orie-
rg6.