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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
DOUGLAS MAY
Give M'CRAW
ANOTHER FLAG


NV international NUws Service
NEW N"Ek. July 20 HAS John Nc
I"hw d'f.' himself a pcunant winning
hHnl'
New York JAMS are sreculatlng on the
question today. following the announce
mont o' NrGuw'N latest deal with The
'HHbgp Cubs. Whereby Pitcher mn
Douglas comes 20 the Giants for out.
ilrii"r lnvry Robertson
'UrEluE lo the lead In tho National
"Irur rnc" with tho season more than
hn.l over. m" Giant manager has made
% r"ssIhlc. through two shrewl deals
lt.w New York standpoint. 10 fottlfy
D., team by tho introduction oi nm en-
tl.H new and competent battery.
i'H managers In the history ~ major
I''Eur baseball have been able TO inject
u'w battery into pcnnnnt race IN
mo season. but the acquisition Of
Douglas following tho trade with So.
Louis whereby Catcher Frank Snyder
came 10 tho Giants for Ferdle Schupp.
has made Now York fans almost cock
tut" ~ the National league pcnnnnt
NDGtaw has the best hitting club in
the League. l's hitting and the spced Of
lt 1utfi'ld trio--Rurus, kHun and
Young offsets any defects that may he
found In the veteran Giant lniIeld, m
in'ield. BY the way. which has been
holding up admirable
i'Hl Il'Ht 'Nr'N, H"Olon ana ] pufN.
Win q hitting team Ike the Giants be
hiud them, might be able 10 win the
rcnntut without help, considering their
performances 70 date. But In Douglas
u Is evident ihat NcGraw believes he
hns secured n pitcher who can win FROM
tlN ~ ten games during The remainder
~ thc season. Douglas. therefore. gives
the Giants tho balance ot power. No
Grtw 7 playing safe,
According To the latest averages
nougios hns been pitching pt n 500 ,'lp
with a club NJ loss hitting ability behind
him than thc Giants. II lac does that
well or better. hs ho should do now.
for the remainder of the season. the
Giants prr bound 10 profit.
The Douglas ltObDris1n feil hcno-
fit"i both ,uba Rohcrtson's hitting
ability IL badly needed hy the Chicago
team. and Manager Mitchell with a top
heavy pitching siaN did not hurt the
chances " his club. theoretically. hy
letting Douglas get away.
Meanwhile the fans IN other Nation
nj league cities are asking:
How does McGfaw get AWAY with
-"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
SPARKS FROM MOTOR
CAUSE BLIMP FIRE

CHICAGO. July l6-Major G. n
Maflnyllle, army airctai, officer al
the Akron, Ohio, flying field. te,tl-
fed today at the inquest into the de
structlon by fire Of the Goodyear
dirigiblc airShlp last Monday when
thirteen persons met death and more
than score were injured, tina, in his
opinion. sparks from the rotary mo-
tors could not have ignited the gas
bag
No one but Weaver could know
what caused the accident, and not
even he unless he was facing the mo.
tors" Major Maranville, said referring
TO Carl Weaver OF Warren, Ohio, a
mechanic, who was among ,hosc
killed when the ship burst in flames
and iell through the roof OF a bank
building.
Pilot John Boe,,ner testified that,
Weaver was sitting facing the motors
and that he was the only member of
the crew oi three who was yersed in
construction and operation OF rotary
motors II was the first time, TO his
knowledge, Bocttncr said. that rotary
, motors we're used IN dlrigblc, but
he said the motors worked perfectly.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
lUlL IN TREATY FIGHT;
SENATE NOT IN SESSION

WASHINGTON, July 26-Shan-
tung and reservations continued IN the
spotlight OF Official discussion today
both IN executive and Serate circles,
though so far as surface develop
ments were concerned, there was a lull
in the peace treaty fight Both the
senate and the foreign relations COM
mit,ec had adjourned until Monday
and President Wilson had no repub-
llcan senators on his appointment list.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
TER2AZAS TO RETURN
TO HOME IN MEXICO

LOS ANGELES Cal. July 20
General Louis Terrazas. former gov
emor Of Chihuahua, Mexico, will re-
turn to his home in III, near future,
according to an announcement made
by members OF his family today.
General Tcrratas, who recently
celebrated his ninctieth birthday, was
given the title OF general when he
commanded the Mexican forces that
administered the first decisive defeat
to the French in their effort to place
Maxlmilian on the throne OF Mex
leo. Until his property was swept,
away by the revolution he was re-
putcd TO be the wealthlest man in
Mexico.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
SENATOR GORE HERE
ON VISIT TOMORROW

Senator r I. Gore OF Oklahoma
will arrive in Oklahoma City from
Washington early tomorrow morning,
according to a telegram received by
John a. Fain, United States district
attorney, this morning. Fain does no,
know what is the purpose OF the sena-
tors trip TO the state. The length
OF his stay has not been announced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
STANDARDS STOCK
ISSUE IS DOUBLED

NEW YORK, july 2h In the an
nouncement by the STANDARD Oil conf
pany that It's capital stock viii be
doubled by creating $lOOOc0WO Gu
mulatlyc, non-yotlng preferred stock,
Wall street saw today one OF the big
Rest financial moves OF the year
Approximately % percent Of the stock
will be offered shareholders at par
and all will be listed on the New
York stock exchange, a radical de-
parture from the oompanys previous
policies
J. p Morgan & Co. will under
write the entire iStuc. Officials of
the oil company say the new capital
will be devoted TO foreign expansion
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
Eleven Boys Drowned

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. July 10
Ileyen BOYS, all Numbers Of tho
Springfield BOYS club, we're drowned
yesterday IN Big Pond. East Otis,
when a ila'bodt and several canoes
i7 which they were being towed from
an island on winch they were camps
ing were ypped over by high waves.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
Minister Is
Put on Ford
Trial Stand
Detroit Bishop Says Christ
Used Half Truths for
Rhetorical Effect.

MOUNT CLEMENS. Mich,
July 26--An expert on theology
was placed on the witness stand
YESTERDAY afternoon IN the Henry
Ford Chicago Tribune libel suit
as a counter-balance to Professor
Reeves of the University OF Mich
jgan, who a few weeks ago tcsti-
fled for the Tribune as an exper,
nj political science.
1odays witness. was Bishop
Charles d. Williams of Detroit,
head of the eastern Michigan di-
ocese OF the Protestant Episcopal
:hurch, and he rather startled his
hearers by stating that Jesus
Christ was great user OF half
truths for rhetorical effect.
Judge Tucker said today tina,
ne expected the long hearing
would be finished and a verdict,
returned the frs, week in August
Attorney Weymouth Kirkland said
that he expected TO present the
las, of the Tribune witnesses mex,
Monday, and Attorney Alfred
Locking stated that the Ford re-
su,tal ought not to require more
han a week.
Attorney Elliott G.. Stevenson,
lenior counsel for the Tribune,
finished only a part of the cross
examination and il was arranged
that Bishop Williams should re-
iurn next week.
Attorney StAVenson could not
prevail upon the bishop TO admit
tha, anarchy reipned in Mexico.
although me LAWYER related many
Incidents of serious disorder in
that country. Witness said there
was certainly some government in
Aexirp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
HOLLAND OUT
AS MANAGER


Tho Indians loFi again Yesterday
Joplin WnllDp"d Hollands ,ur. f. r
4 Ineffective pitching and weak i,u
lux led ~ the Indians d,i..f
Alto yrst,rduys game marked o..
retirement ~ Jhck Holland uH u,u.
nF'f OF lh" club Holland gave up no.
management after hearing ,NrUfua
voiced ny fans IN the g.ludafauI auI
turned tho team o,,r 60 S,.lNdluru.
man Elmer Benson
n iy understood that Ius hoF been
recalled from 81 Joseph. iauk and
sprIrilo' released. aud Ray TaN
shifted to third base rita rny,I
with 81 Joseph yesterday
hpplcrut" received Wr.tohci support
ana Oplu suou forced his r,tir,iu,u,
In favor NJ Dennis. who WAS BIT hard
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
Chicago River Swim Held Today

CHICAGO July &C.. - Thirty seven
fNunmcrs viii compete her. today ln
rh. eleventh annual ChlraEs river swim
sud.r auspices Oi the Illinois Athletic
club W J.. Buddy" WutrU Of ,nl.
cigo. and Zekc' IAuhls Of S. Louis
tf" the fty0ri'cS. Among out ~ town
'r Hon ot 81 Louis. Arthur Thompson
ot Milwaukee. and Hcur, Turner Of
I,hfrld MA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26

cellar. patterned after those OF Euro>
pcdn countries
The new hotel is to he named tho
"Blackhawk' IN honor Of the Chicago
division OF the national army which
went overseas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26

WORCESTER Mass July .G-Word
U1s received today that the Duluth
fpat clubs which viii participate In
the national regatta will arrive here
early next week There Will ne more
Than 100 IN the party. ir luding "A
uumhcr Of city and state officials
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
English Novelist Dies

LONDON, July Is - N4,hauic
r.ul5, novelist died today at Haven
Benton, MiddIesex.
Nathaniel Gouid was born in Man.
chester IN 1857 and was the author
Z, rmrrnn. Mnrks OF Mltlln.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
TODAY'S GAMES.

Western.
Joplin at Oklahoma city
Tulsa Rt Wichita.
81 Joseph AZ DCs Nuiues.
Omaha at Sioux CITY
Natlorsl League.
Bnston NJ New York. clear, ! =. m.
chicago At 81 Louis. clear, . y m
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. clear. 3.lJ
2. m.
Hrooklyn at Philadelphia. clear. two
games. l30 and $3.50 y. m
American League.
New York at Boston. clear 3 =. IN.
st. Louis al Chicago, Clenr. 2 y. m.
Detroit Ht Cleveland, clear. z y. m.
Philadelphia at Washington. two
games, and 4 % m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
StahlberI Finlsnd's PresIdent.

HELSINGFORS, Friday July Is
The Finnish diet today elected Prof.
*. S'ahlberl president Of the re-
asbhS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26

The Whlte SoT made the most Of
seven hits OF Davenport, Gala
and So'horon. pitcher WIiliavs OF
the Sos VAS hit on the head BY
drive oN Severelds bat but not
seriously injured.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26

walkers double Burns triple
and single BY Perkins gave tho
Ethletics tHo runs In the ninth,
enough 10 nose Washington out.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.


Joplin 10: Oklahoma city 4
Nlcnita II. Tulsa g.
Omaha b, Sioux city
81. Joseph :. Dcs Molncs l.
American.
lIo, 4 New York G.
Philadelphia +. Washington
chicago &. 81 Louis
Detroit II! ClcyolnGd 8.
National
New York & RustOn 0
Cincinnati I. Pittsburgh o
l'toohlyn 3. Philadelphia o.
Chicago J 81 Louis y
Southern
At Memphis 3. Atlanta /
At Nashville .. NoW Orleans 0.
At Chattanooga . Mobile
Al Little Rock 7: Birmingham S.
Texas League.
Vt Shreveport /. Houston
At Fort worth !; Galveston o.
ht Waco 2; san Antonio }.
At Dallas o. Beaumont
American Association.
MINNEAPOLIS 7; Columbus e.
- Paul z. Toledo o
Milwaukee :. Indianapolis O.
kHnsas city 4: Louisville g.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26

summary Two base hits Adams.
I"mh. Collins Three haze hts. Llnti-
more. Spuotzcr. Sacrifice hts. Boch-
lcr 2 SncunD" flies. Npplcgatc, Grggr.
, Thompson, Collins stolen base TNomp-
son. Double plays. Lamb pni Brandt:
collins aud Brandt; Grifnth and Ludi-
more. struck out hy Applcgntr g. Dem
mis- !. HurWc.l !. 'tuichcr 8. Bnscs on
balls on Dennis ?. Burwe'l 2 Crutcher
! MS and earned runs or ApplrgAte.
and In , IL innings: on HurwclI. I
ana 3 In 7 innings, oV CrutClcr and
o ln 6 innings Wli pitches Apple
Ea'c ? Lett on bases. oklahoma Clty
o; joplin I Charge defeat TO Apple.
gatc. Credit victory 10 Crutcher Time.
, hours. lmpltcs. shannon and Nitter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
TOUCHING ALL
BASES

Walter tolke got two OF the four
hIts mads by the Braves or Fred
1treG Who won b. the shutout route.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
The Yankees GOT thirteen hits OF
Babe Ruin bot failed to beat hIr,

linl I.''r wasn't passing out hits -
'lr tr''t who ul'ted him only four
tunes n.i ,.yK a beating by ~. fhyt-
ont Tu4',
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-26
New Liberal Arts Building State Fair Grounds
HERE THEY ARE

All OF the l0 display booths the Liberal building sold
The following firms will occupy this great exposition build
ing during the Thirteenth Annual State Fair
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-22

90 iom BET bar meb Mrtilleriet,
bar BET meo SlpDemuifinerne,
Sransportmiblerne, 1brnitningel
% Sorpleiningen. Sntet timber 90,
at Eroppernes Moral bar gbelagt.
.Dg bertil fomrner pbermere, at Spi-
Ilepaulerne paa @rrn6 al De betpoe=
Ilige FAB at Sanger, iaareoe % ogoc
.blep fferre % fortere for | Nopem-
Der belt at opbbre. @aa bette CHS
pusaft Lao so 8rocent al Dipiiio-
|nerr1e / Sl6linien, og af Dem bab0c
40 8rocet1t fempet 1lafbruot 90
til 30 Gage. Den 10. NoDember bar
alle Sroppera1e inbe / Sl6e;1 el1er
|ifnr6 me6 at blipe trufne rb 6eraf,
% ale babbe Sc fbere Maricber Bag
ftg. Sberfen / @%jemln16et eller !
@tappe5onerne bar Ser Melerber al
tage til. Mang1e:1 paa Diicipltn
bar alminbe1ig, og .iier bapoe Sen
tpife 5oloat ii6en 8egpnbelien al 81
Mlliere6es ieirrige Moooffeniib mi
itet Groelt pao fist Stierne. SON bar
mpoleS; ban itole6e lite IGl1gere paa
fine Serere; BON gnffe6e life longes
he ct ieire,-bon gaife6e Fun 6re6.
Gen tpife So1oat baboe. gipet oft;
mon banbe for1ongt mere en6nu,
met bans &refter bar, I'M l16tgmte
9ette bi6Ite 6cn tDife gberite Seer
leoel1e meget bel, og 6e11 baD6e Der
for il1tet alt6et at gigre eno at gibe
|blanft op for dt n:16gan en- ellers
uafpe1oelig &%ataitrofe, ser nbeger-
Zig bap6e bi6fGrt en6nlt ltdrre Sab
al Wenneifelib til ingen lom beIIt
NDtte.
Otter set &ie:16ifab, man iii bor
til Situattonen / Gi6en Suit g}ober1-
Der 1918, bar 2nnen6orff imi6ler-
tio n9ppe funnel 1n6gaa at bore
pan oct re:1e berme6 aIIere6e / Sill.
T =September. st tungt Mnipar
foloer % paa bonn, at ban traf Mf~
.gjdrelien el16n1t ct Nar Maa1eoe;
no oe1 M%fgjgreIie, iom ban oog pi6=
tie Dar nafben6elig.
Mon ban ! fine 8eretninger fan
retferoiggiere 6en1e 8aflen og SEQ
len? Set bliber ponifeligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-22
Gu splbater ,Statne.

8illeobugger @eorg 2ober, ser foe
r1ogen SID ii6ea u6ferte ct 8iIleo-
b%ltggerDprf: 9pif &11ltur, og Tom
oea @ang bar omtalt Der / Bla6et,
bar otter laoet b6re fra Jig. 9e11ne
Gong bar ben 6anife talentfuloe 8il<
1eobueger fremlti1Iet en- 5oloaterlta-
the, Der at b61nme efter Sc roien6t
Smtaler ifal bore al6eles 1tomprfet
og f%nt1itnerilf uff6rt.
s beltne 6orbin6elie fan hi opID-
ie> at foru6en Sc to o%benon1talte Dir
beioer bor @eorg Sober en- 5tot11e
at Song Stub, Ell 8ifing iamt Ell
&bin6e=6igur / Outright Mltle11m /
Detroit. Sg for fort Ei6 iibc11 fis
ban Spoerspriien fra Chicago SIM
Mrts Me1ielim fur Ell 4bi116ei IffiifffeI1e
foloet Supra; til 6es1ne 5tat1ts
ltoo en- ltng 6anif Nige Mooel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-22
9r. 90. 8. Gilen SIS.

Sra sos Ml1geles fommer Me66c-
lelien, at Or @ilIiom &. Gife;1 er
oe6. Me6 giien er en- beIfienot Ser
ion1igbe6 gaaet bort. Git ID1e 5ino
o6 bans rige 8um6r, iom bnn par
fie,6t for, bebol6t ban in6til set iio=
ite: SPOT / &j9benbobn Sen 26bt~
Marts 1910 (Saoeren bar Moro=
man6, Mo6erer1 tbif) fom ban lam.
men me0 i%tnes5orel6re - Mor CANT
mel til Sfotlan6, bbor ban ien6te5
til l~1niberfitetet / Edinburgh.
S Garet 1866 6rog ban til Mme-
rita, bbor ban fit Mniette1fe i Gle
be1asi6, Ohio. s 1869 finder Ri BAN
i Chicago, bbor ban bar. go1ntp 2e=
&c for goof gou11tp, / 1878 refer
ban til &acine, bpor ban praftiiereoc
/ 4 Mar, 6erefter / Sergus Sails,
Mi;nn:, bbor ban 1igeleoes bar i 4
@ar. Derefter 1ettes Stebnen mos
Meitfpiten, oe / 33 Nor praftilere{e
han / 8ortlon6> Ore. 8e6 lin Ggo
Liable bn;1 OpDolo bos fin 9otter l..
2os Mnge1es. San bar peret gift
to @onge, bans ferlte &l1itrlt bar
rorif, bans anhe11 ipe1if.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-22

Delrot paa bell1te Sag, bbis 2sslling
jju f,art mao foreligge.
S ben fano6iife 9resie CT Ser Sc
liihite Mor bgrt MgIter, Der Daboer.
al ganaoa bar itore %Snteresier &n=
laregnene. Gnfelte bar enoog bill
lei beitrioe Daamarfs Met til BET
}rnrblige @rgnlnno. Maar @rgll=
la11o luffes op for Sanoelen,. bDa6
Ser 10 fun fan blibe ct E~i0slpsrgs,
moal, bill gal1aoo i bisIc &eniee1,ber
IrDffe Nor6en tqttere 'in6 paa 9ipet.
90 Ser er lite laa ringes Ml1ligbeo
for, at Canada Iaa fa;1 meme, at 6ets
ffonomiife S1teresieifere ! @run-
Ben ogiaa bur6e omfatte Ss1an6, set
.2ano, iom i 6orpeieu mas1ge gana-
oiere bill itaa / Sorbtn6elie n1co on
mere Ell big Sttteresle for iom Mu=
ocrlan6 til iaa mango 110merfeoe fa=
;labife @orgere. S Ben islanoif-
fopa6iife &resie er Der mbogiaa Sd
tier ON, at Sslul1o r%ettelta b11roe
r:6bifle 8orbinoeIierne meo oct brt=
tiife @%eroensriae / ale @e~nfeenber.
Me1 ct Ssla1o, Ser er 6fonomiif
o%fbG1gigt al Canada, bill rimeligbts
| 9bbet al fort Sis pare tabt for
Mor6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-22
Blannt Nnrnhupr.
&aitpr &irfebera treffer ia tilbaae.

Gaitpr &~irfeberg treffer Jig tilbage.
6 fter Ell NrRlteoirfiombcb pno 6
Mor beo ben norife lutberlfe Strife
i 9allos, 8is., bar Boltor 8. 8.
&irfeberg truffet fig tilbage fra fin
Nreiteaierni11g og biI for Sremti6e:1
.bel1ige fit Gi6 til literert Mrbeipe
8altor &irfeberg pnr fp6t / 9eor.
&c og mootog fin fdrite l166annelie
bcr, men fit berimo6 fin teologifc
@i6en / Danmarf. @an forIob iioit=
npbnte 2an6 1874 og tom til Sn-
oionapoIis, Sn6., bbor ban birfebe
iom Bra1t, inotil bon reiite til. off
&orr, Sa, og ber n6retteoe ba'l
maaife fin lterite @ierning blon6t
Oct 6anlfe @irfefof / Mmerifo, 90
baf1 bar me6 til at grunolpgge Sen
ferlte 6anife 6o1febpjifole i 5toter=
ne, og blep "Glf 9orn" 6gilfoles
f1rlte 5oritan6er.
9enere 6rog &irfeberg til @acine,
bbor Der 1igele6es 1aa ct. itdrre fir
feligt Mrbej0e og bente6e. SmioIer-
ti6 b1eb &elbre6et 6aorligt, og ban
maatte reile Ell Sur til Donmorf,
hbor ban birfe6e / to @or for Sen
banif=amerifanife Misiion; bereftpr
blep ban 6oritan6er for &ongsbergs
Spjifole / Norge, bbilfe:1 Sti11ing
ban bo16t | fem Mnr. 9erefter font
ll1er &irfeberg tgien til Mmerifn %
betiener en- 6a11if Strife / Chicago for
ellebe Nar, bborefter ban tre6er u6
al BEN 6anife Strife og optnger Bre-
ftegier1ingen %in6enfor Sen norif:
l1tberife Strife, og u6er oenne baboe
ba11 Hreiteembe6e / Buffalo 60,
isis, 6 Mar, @oppIe, g. Daf., Z
Mar, og / Dol1os, 6 Mor.
SEQ StOen al fine Hligter iom
Nrnit bar Mr &rfeberg benpttet en-
Del al fin Sis til Iiterpre Mrbei0er
og bar ifreoet ooifillige Bigger, ion1
er meget u6breot. 6as1s ii6lte Dir
bej6e er "Msin6er fra goloers", Ell
biitoriif 8eifripelie og 0mtale al
@arnoomsmin6er fra bans Sp6efeo
@al6ers / Norge. 81 fan Iigeleoes
bemprfe, at ban olti6 mes Ieben6e
Sf1teresie bur fulgt Sgnoeripbernes
.4omp, bbilfen en- Mrtifelierie, ban
Treb / ct n~orif=amerifanff 8Ioo iio-
.ite @i1tter, bi6nebe ON.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-22

|5fiiffclie, ser er Sen me6 nng0om:
mell -og &on1erot mep Nlber6ommell.
sigrlp er paa lin Seoiels6ag t1ge11
ba1pfier6s-a 0l0ing, men 6e11
|enigunge, lDitigc, 6anife n%ngerlpen6,
ium ban bar b9ret, 1t6e;1 hi fpr1tc
Gang m6ote bam.
Strafs efter lin Nufomit til Na-
cine faiteoe ban fig inc / Mrbei6et
for 9anifbeoens 8eparelie / Mmeri,
ia, % bas1 bar b9ret cit al 6ens tro
|fafte Sorfempere. Sons ltgrite Sss116=
|1ats / @acines banife 4oIonis &i1to-
RE er tnaaife bans Mrbei6e for ct
banif Scatter og Oprette1len af5ang=
|foret "&amlet" bpis fdrite Dirige,t
ION: bar.
Mprl1p begprote fin iollrnoliitiln,
9ebebdne, % ban I 1876 iammen
me6 8illiam ;Seltrl1p gr1tnolag6e
"6olfets Mbis", Ser %ienere opergif
til 6: &asm1sfes1 60, men g[bi1ens
lofa1e Npbe6er ipru61er ito6ig al
MprrpS @i6. Sons .flp6en6e Gen
bar maaite til Ei6er, beret bpas,
men bet bar altio Sagens Snter=
este. S 1891 blep ban aniat oeo
"Sbe &acine 9oilp Ein1es", mi
"Sbe &aci;1e Eimes= Calf, bbor ban
birfer.
Naar bans ma11ge gen1er imor=
gen bill minoes Se6iels6agsbur<
net, bliber set life alene Sour
stalilten Mpr1p, men f6rlt og ii6it
oen glaoe Sen og go6e @amerat
man bill bDl6e.
Sil 6e mango 2Dfgnifninger, ser
bill itrdmme in6 poa S66ielsoagen,
|f6ier bi Dor meb Saf for go6t Sam-
|urbei6e / im1:16ne Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-22
axAhrraarBrhlr

@e eftcr, ON. ser er fDitteret for
Ben Sib, ser CT, betalt, % CT bette
lite rettet 2pbet al s Tiger, beoes
De gigre % opmerfiom berpaa, og
iamtioig meo6elt %, mar og paa
bbilfen Mao6e 8el6bet er len0t. 8i
HnI 81 ltrafs sette malig Soriemz
nellie.
B @fnl6e en- eller an6en babe opiagt
8laoet % oct beo Ell. 6eiltagelie
femoeles ien6es, eller nan al Ell
Aler .an6en @rrn6 life gnffer oct
tiIienbt lengere, 90 fan ct 8oltfort
ienbt til % flare BET.
@nbber, ser pebblipen6e mootager
8la6et, er aniporlig berfor.
Ginber hi oct lelp n%goDenoigt al
EN- eller ar6en Marlag at itanle 8la
oct, bill De 1elb bibe bborfor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-22
Soab braete Tprbnbet?

Oct prpie1table og pelreoigereoe
Organ "GbeDearborn S11oepe.loent''
bringer / it6ite Numer en- ujp6pnn.
Zig i%ntereSlas1t Mrtitel "E5ipelltD
GEARS a Bartender, iom ifpl6es en-
Seem Sort, "8artenber", Ser / 20
Mar bar arbei6et i 6e tarpeliglte
iom / oe faibicnabIeite uofjpnf=
l1i1gSiteoer.
Sans SDar paa Mariagen til Sor=
bu6ets &eotagelie er i set minolte
originate, iamti0ig meo, at oct er
meget tr9ffenoe. Sun ~ifriber:
Seq bar lite fg6t / Mmerifa, r1e11
fom bertil, 6a leg Dor rrs1g. Seq
trcr 5orbu0et i1r0fprtes, foroi 81
|fleite al % Mmerifal1ere iffe fprltaar
at briffe. 81 6raf for meget, for
burtigt; ri oraf 6e forferte Driffe=
barer og paa oe forferte elmer. Yao
Dor boloiomme Waa6e ifianfe6e ri
life Drifningel1 en- EG1fe: De flelte
|af %, iiftfe pi6er1oe bpor6an man full
DC briffe, operbreb set. 9g 6erfor
|Eorbnb.
81 orof "ltaaenoe op" be6 Ell
"8ar". Set er forfert. st ltoa CT
trpttel1oe. Set gioroe, at Men0
oraf bnrttg og meget mere, ems oe
pil6e babe giort, ON De iite6et baDoe
iib6et og fonber1eret meo en- @er1
mellem ct Nip. 81 bab0e "ba en-
paa mis1" 8anen. Seq pi6ite, at
l1aar Der fom fire MGn0 op til
4&ar"e eli, bilbe oct blipe fire 9n-
gauge. @ber Mnn6 maatte gibe lit
ESraftelnel1t."
Derefter fortRl1er BAN flere traf
fen0e Iraf nm Me;1D, Ser begp116t'
me6 De mtl0e Driffe, og li6t efter
li6t tDeoe til Sc iterfere og tilft6It
|til Sc iterfeite Driffe. "San bar eli
|liel6en Mano, Tom bar Ell "maa0e=
|bol6e1 9ranfer. Saa Mes16 fn1be
nDoe nogle faa 9riffe og. 6erefter
boloe Zig oerfra,u ill1tter ban Nrtif-
len meo: Men foruo bringer ba.1
|ligefrem ieniationelle Mfilpringer
ON, bpor1eoes man ber | Qan6et
brugte at forfalife 9riffeourer1e.
|Sg, tiger ban, "forfulife6e Drtffeba~
rer bragte 5or5u6et.
Saalangt Ell BARTENDER" Ser bar
inoguael1oe fieri0t ne0 6aget, og iom
efter eget n6iagn aI6rig 0raf ielb.