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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
SPORTS

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-It was
not until yesterday that Secretary
Stoncy Mcl.iuu, OF tho american
Trarshooting Association. consented
Ia make public any of tho details con-
corning tho .trapshootiny contests for
the North American titles, which will
be staged this year In conjunction
with the Grand American Handicap.
at Atlantic City, y. j.. September H.
IL. His reason for not Immediately
divulging the results OF tho recent
meeting OF the program committee
probably was based upon the fact that
several changes in the conditions Of
the races are OF such Importance to
trapshooters rs to warrant careful
study over the method of shooting
these events.
-Four new points were developed at
the meeting of the program commit
tee. which was composed of George s..
McCarty, of Newfield. y. j.; ]. Leonard
Clarks. of New York City. and Stoney
McLinn. also of New York City. and
the following changes in conditions
of title races resulted:
The Inauguration of n class champ
ionship event.
Increase of from 100 to 200 targets
in the doubles championship.
Increase of from so to 100 tar
gets In tho junior singles Champion
ship.
Discardlng OF the eighteen yard
championship title.
To sum up the work OF the pro-
gram committee It must frankly be
admitted that the Grand American
Handicap. for many years tho biggest
feature event of trapshooting, will be
forced toward the background. &C
the North American championships
Will occupy the spotlight This new
condition of affairs was brought about
by the elimination OF tho old method
of browning the singles champion. In
former years no man was eligible TO
shoot for the highest honor In trap
IShooting--thc singles champlonship-
unless he had first won his state
championship I'm the United States or
his divisional championship In Canada
ana the Canal Zone. This put the en-
tire race on an elimination basis and
the contest actually became n match
or champions. Indeed some OF the
trapshooters. who have opposed this
event for years. called ii the champ
ion of champions race" And so il
was. II was not democratic enough
Ia meet with the desires ana demands
OF today. SO ut the annual meeting OF
the general committee in January, IL
was decided to throw the singles
championship wide open so that any
man. woman or child on the North
American Continent, if he or she net
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
NATIONAL RIFLE MATCH
TO BE HELD THIS. YEAR
[By Associated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-Thc ma.
tional rifle matches ut Camp Perry
Ohio. will bc held this year from
September 2 TO IS. II was announced
today by the national board for the
promotion OF rifle practice, Of which
Assistant Secretary of War VAIN
wright Is president. More than 1000
picked marksmen from tho army
navy, marine corps, national guard
and civilian rife clubs compete an
nuslly in the matches.
appointment of Lieutenant Colonel
Morton G. Mumma, U.YS. a.. as execu-
tive officer In charge Of the meet
this year. also was announced to-
dag. Colonel Mumma now is on dut,
In. Iowa City with the University oil
Iowa,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
ANNOUNCES COMMITTEES FOR
THE AMATEUR ATHLETIC UNION
Representatives From Every Section of the Country
and Every Division of the A A. u. Have Been
Placed in Groups to Manage Various Sports.

Mountains Association: c. ]. DON
nscker. Niagara Association; John
Elliott. Pacific Association: l.. A.
pinnso oonnSGs,nut Associa,on George
w. Stumpf. Metropolitan Association
Weight Liftlng--T. T.. Murray. In
diana Association, chairman: Adam
II. Gum. Niagara Association; Martin
a. Klein. metropolitan Association;
Waiter H. Liginger. past president.
y. a. U.
Tug of War-charlcs J. Diegey.
Military Athletic League. chairman:
NJ. L. Andruss. Pacific Associations
Charles W. Bainbridgc. Middle At
lantic Associations: Fred II. Jorn,
Central Associations: NJ. j. Slattery.
Middle Atlantic Association.
Handball-Charlcs u. Lynch. Gem
trail Association. chalrman: Frank
| Garbutt. Southern Pacific Associa-
tion: ]. Il. Mahoucy, Metropolitan
Association.
Records-Louis Goldsmith. Middle
Atlantic Association. chairman: Harry
s. Burdick. Pacific Northwest Assoc
citation; Eugene Mahony. Southern
Pacific Associations: George J.. Ma
thews. Metropolitan Association: T.
f.. Murray. Indiana Association: q.
L. Wendell. Western Associations: NJ.
T.. Winston. New England Associa-
ton: John 7. Taylor. Allegheny
Mountains Association.
Fairgrounds. Municipal Gymnasia
| and Baths-Dr. w. s. Burdick, South
| Atlantic Association. chairman; Lsdi
Bcncdetto. Southern Associations; Val
| Dysert, metropolitan Associations: L.
Laurence Hin. Adirondack Associa-
| no IN
y. L.: W. T. Humphrey. delegate at
| large.
Registration: Frederick w. Ruben.
Metropolitan Association. chairman
Paul Hanning, Central Associations: l..
oil Bcncdctto. Southern Association:
Or. William Burdick. South Atlantic
Association: NJ. Il. Andruss, Pacific
Associations: J. Frank Faccy. New
England Associations: benjamin Clark.
Hawaiian Association: y. ID. Wake
man, Pacific Northwest Associa ion:
Verne II. c. Lacey. Western Associa-
ton: w. Pytc johnson. Rocky Noun
tains Association: J. w. Stumpt. Met
| ropolitan Association: X. w. richard
son. Inter Mountain Association: Fred
Kelly. Southern Pacific Association [.
II. j. Blum. Allegheny Mountains AS
| ISOLATION: James J. Mahoncy. Adiron-
dack Associations: Adam Il. Gum. Nj
agarn Association: Louis y. Cold
smith. M!ddlc-Atlantic Association: I.
r. Murrey. Indiana Associations; W. +.
Delaney. Connecticut Association: J.
l.. Rall. Southeastern Association.
/ Delegates at Large-Albcrt GciEer,
Jr.. Boston, Mass; ". r. Humphrey,
San Francisco. Cal: Judge Rufus G.
Foster. United States Circuit Court.
| New Orleans. La; Colonel y. @. Mills.
| New York; Fred w. Moore. Harvard
University. Cambridge. Mass.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Ohio Man GETS Fedora, po.,.

WASHINGTON. Feb Isl. II.
H"d"ard. a fayettc County. Ohio,
iaFincr mas been asked by Secretary
N'hiAc" To head the new division OF
projects and programs OF the Office
OF extension work OF the States re-
l"iions service. United states De
partmcnt of Agriculture. He will
take up his duties Monday. From
1900 TO 1913, he WAS in charge OF the
department of cooperation of the
ONO Experiment Station. and Was
ono Of tho pioneers In extension
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
NAVAL ACADEMY WINS
In 5-CORNERED PROGRAM
IRy Assoclntoi Press

ANNAPOLIS. MD. Feb. Is Naval
Academy athletes cleaned up in "a five
cornered program of events today.
Washington and Jefferson vas
BUNDLED at basketball. AZ To "a;
Mrcstlers won all bouts from Virginia
Military Institute. and later defeated
Brown University; the swimming
team overwhelmed Washington and
Lee University. "a TO 8. breaking rec
ords In the i60-yard relay, nfty-yard
dash and I00-yard swim, and the
fencing team defeated Yale In q series
OF bouts with different weapons. 1t
TO 2. az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
V.P.|. NOSES OUT OVER
ROANOKE COLLEGE TEAM
Blacksburg Baskeleers Come
Out OH Top With Score
Of 38 to 10.
[Speclal 10 Tho rimcs-nisnn,ch !

iSPcci"i 10 mo TimcS- DiSpatch.1
ELAcKSBURG. VA. Feb. lS.-.Vir
Sinia Tech defeated Roanoke College
mere this afternoon, IS TO &c. Roanoke
started off brilliantly and n foul by
McClunE and a neatly thown goal nv
WiedwitZ gave the visitors n three
point lead before the Techs had n
chance TO tally. Superior guarding by
the entire Gobblcr team. coupled with
gilt edge offensive work on the mart
or Carroll. left forward for Virginia
Tech. enabled the locals to forge
ahead the half ended 10 to Z in favor
of Tech.
Showing complete reversal OF form
over the past two games, during the
second period the Techs scored at
will. Roanoke had few chances at
the basket, owing TO the high class
defensive tactics of the locals
walker, Carroll, Birmingham and
Rhodes played star ball for Tech,
while the guarding of sutton was
the best OF the year. Sutton broke
his spell Of nI-!uck by shooting his
ftrst goal OF 1.-The season. Wiedwitz
was easily the star for Roanoke
while stevens and McClung adcd in
the scoring with long shorts. Vir-
ginia Tech plays Virginia in Roa-
noke on February 90.
Lineup:
Tech. Position. Roanoke
Walkcr... right forward Stevens
Carroll. 80. left forward .McClung
Birmingham. center ...... d. kinScy
Rhodes. 49,. right guard Wicdwitz
sutton. left guard Woods
summary: Rcfcrcc--IIahn CArmy)
Substitu,es--for Tech. Fivcl: for Roa
| noke, Woodsun. Goals from floor
Carroll. 4: Walker. &; Birmingham
.; Rhodes. / sutton. /: Wiedwitz. 3
stevens, ,; McClung. !. Fouls
Rhodes. 6: McClung, 4.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
JOE TURNER TO MEET
METROPOLIS HERE
Well-known Grapplcrs Will
Go TO Mat at Broadway
A. C.. Tomorrow

y wrestling match. which will
bring together again in this city.
two widely known grapplers rs Joe
Turner and Charles Mctropolios, is
the surprise" on the attractive pro
gram. which will be presented to
members of the Broadway Athletic
Club tomorrow night.
This bout will be open to the gen
eral public. and in this respect II
will differ from the boxing programs,
which can be attended only by MEM
bcrs of the club. Both Turner and
Metropolis are well known here and
each have large number of admir-
ers. who will welcome tho, prospect
OF again witnessing the work of
their old mat favorites.
Turner is the former champion of
the middiewcights and is very crafty
with his numerous tricks. lie mp
pears to be getting better and better
with his advancing age. He will go
on the mat with the determination
to show the Greek grapplcr that he
has the stuff"
Metropolis always surprises on
lockers with his tricky catches and
holds. One OF his fnvorite stunts
is walking around his Opponept in
the arena on his knees. lie has been
spending some time around Boston
since his last appearance. While in
the Massachusetts city he defeated
such wcll-known ma tmcn as Keto-
non and "Pinky" Gardner.
Matchmaker Hckc Smith will give
the patrons of this program one OF
the best preliminary bills that has
yet been shown at the club. Walter
Hcenan, n local boy. who recently
won the welterweight trophy In the
Church Hill tournament. and Lloyd
Napier. another local man. will clash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Negro Named Commission omccr

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1S.-Dr.
George Haynes. New York. negro. and
w. w. Alexander. Atlanta, have been
appointed secretaries of the commits
sion on the church and race relations
of the Federal Council OF the
Churches of Christ in America. it " as
announced today. DIR. Haynes is The
first negro to be selected to full
secretaryship of the church body DR..
Haynes was formerly professor Of
economies and sociology at Fisk Uni
yersity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Lenk.vl,le Stage. Fight ON Bond..

DANV HE, w, Feb, l8.-Leaks-
Vile township Is the center OF n warm
fight on a S350.000 school bond Issue
which will come to n climax on Tues :
day when the election is held. The
debate on the issue has been so
absorbing that violence has been mar
rowly avcrted In ono or two instances.
B. Frank Mebane and the Marshall
Field interests ara reported Z to be
leading tho fight for the issue while
an Independent element led by. Roy.
t. H. Gwypn Is againSt 4 I. s. s. :, ifs 8 ".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
Sect, Bond E.cl,nu-. ,,..,,

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Feb. lS.-Au.
thorities today are searching for g.
Gorman Sayre, missing head of the
Minneapolis Bond Exchange. who IL
SAID TO nave 'dcfrauded thousands of
persons IN the Northwest out of Mt
east $4,000 through the sale or For
eign securities ana personal 40 no,
cent gold bonds"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
BASKETBALL TITLE TO
Be DECIDED IN ATLANTA
Many Quinls TO Enter Tourna-
ment Which Will Open
Friday.
IDy Associnted Prcss. l

ATLANTA, GA. Feb. 1S.--Thc COL
lcgc basketball championship of the
South will be decided i'm the tourna
mcnt starting here next Friday with
emty-two teams already entered.
and indications that several more will
ne on hand, making It the largest
Southern basketball tournament ever
held. The winner Is 10 represent tho
South at n national collegiate has
kettall meet later at Indianapolis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
rostpone Exprcs. Crui.cr Rae,

MIAMI FLA. Feb. ls.-Rough
weather today caused postponement
OF the opening event OF the annual
mid winter regatta, an expresf
cruiser rae from Miami TO Palm
Beach Several ocean races will be
run THIS month. weather permitting.
but the regatta proper will not be-
gin until March ..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19
TO TRAIN ATHLETES
in PERSHINC STADIUM
[Bv Associated Press. j

PARIS, Feb. 1S.-Pershiirg Stadium
was turned over by the city of Paris
today TO the French committee in
charge of the arrangements for the
1924 Olympic games. The stadium
will be used exclusively In the train
ing OF the athletes who Will compete
In the game.
Pershing Stadium was erected for
the interal!ied games held in June,
1919. 1t Is declared to he too small,
however. for the coming Olympic
games, and plhns are Understood to
be going forward sfoS. the erection
In or near Paris tof. "a much sStarger
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-19

Harwood for Todd, and Levy for Pc
tiers. Goals from floor: University OF
Richmond -Xieglcr. {. Carlton. 3;
Fray. . ana Bethel; William and
Nary-Cookc. 4 liarwood. .: Hicks.
.. Pierce. Foul coals-Zicglcr. out
OF 6. Cooke, = out Of 1. Time OF
halves-20 minutes Referee Door
mann, Harvard
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
Ser erfinoeriidje Drifting.

ginem r0miiben @pmnaiiaiten
Dem :Sobn zines Offi6iers namens
5tringber batte Der Muni6, 1t@ oie
idmierigen @ramenarbeiten 81 err
leidjtern, ben @e0anten eingegeben
liw cine neutrality-suspicious. Anlage
sum pr1Dnliben 5onoerge6rau9 ein<,
5l1ridten. Diele Nnluge 6eItano aus
met fleinen &altbel1, oDr Oenen OaS
as gmpfangsnpparat nle1e11oe i'm.
gnjllloiilluner Nufiic!lliny fu1le, mab-
renO Oas aHoarp1 ocil @ebeapparnl
..i1yaltslit SluliiiuJe!l uuBerbalb Der
5hnle untergebradt nproell mar.
Die neutrality-suspicious. Miniatnr-
arlage leste oen erfinoerijbell Shii-
fer III sic angenebme Gage, iib benin
gramen &at un0 &ilfe BON auBe11
5u Derl9nffen. 2ei0er mur0e 0ieleS
iinnreibe 8erfabren BON einem 2eb,
rer entoedt uno Die Jolge mar, bob
ser 5bHler Ser benz S6ulregiment
nit Sen mooernen Mitteln Der Sef-
nif 70 linnreid Ell 56nippden
idlug, bon ser 5hnle Derrpieien
tpur6e. Mber mas 5unddit Elm un-
4lid lbien, iblng 0em il1ngen gr<
timber 3um Slid aus. WarcorL
ser bon ser 5a9e ge5Srt batte, lieB
ltd Sen Mpparnt 5eigen uno 1par BON
SEN Neuernngen, sic Der 1n11ge
Mon1t angebrnbt batte, 10 ongerebm
iiberraidt, 0aB er ben Grinder 81
lid fommen lieB uno benz Srel1oe-
itrablenom sic g%r0finl1ng mabte,
ook ct i'm als 5diiler uno @ebil<
fen Bel ieinen Mrbeiten annebme.
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Der eipige CONNER bes Sa6res
229h.


Sour pellige Sabre oueroings
penige bonn Stan6punft oes nit
Sabrtauienoen redbnen0en Mitro-
nonlen aus meroen berflieBer,
biz mir nns zines etpigen 5omme:S
e%rfreuen f0n1en. 9ie ungem0bn-
li6e S60nbeit bes Ie~Btiabrigen
Sommers mno 9erbItes miro unS
Damn bas gat15e Sabr beidert ieia,
1nb mir merben ntdt nur urter
%blibenoen &altanien- unO Mepfel-
-baumett, io16ern audi inter Sen tro-
pii6en 8alme1r 11n0 8aobab-8al1men
manoeln. Die be1t 10 %begebrten
uno te11ren Yelae mer0en nibtS mebr.
inert iein, uno Sic i6pterige 8ob-
m~lngsfrage miro auf Die einfa6ite
@eile gel01t tperoen, ilt6em mir u1tS
freunbli9e 2aubbiitten balten. 9teie
paraoieiiiben 3ultan0e, iagt ein
fran5oiti6er Mitronom i'm .Oeltpre"
boralts, nn6 CT iagt nns a111 0as
SSobr gan5 gena11. 1926 II. Gbriiti
meroen uniere gliif1i6en Madfom-
11en 1tb 6es emigen 5om1ners er.
frel1en oiirfen. 9ie lauge Daller
oes 5ommers 1T 6teiem Sabre mar
nar ser erfte @orflang oieies flint
tige11 Gliids nno 1T OurdauS nidt
unnormal, ionoern 6nr6 Die afro
nomiide11 @tiebe be6ingt. r9ie
Solge Ser Sabres5eiten uno Die Ser
l6ieoenbeiten Der &limaten," 10 ers
7flart ser @elebrte, vbdngt befannt-
lid bon Ser Snflination Der Gro-
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ab. 9tefer Neignngsminfe1 Der.
groabie CUR Come madt iib um
Meql1ator am menigiten bemerfba:,
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ser emige CONNER, lit es INNER
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Itqrflten fun0; oie Come lit mab-
reno feds Monaten nidt gu ieben
uno lperoet mdbren0 Ser anoeren
led;S Monate MIR mentg @drme.
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groabie ntdt feititebeno> ionoern lie
mecbielt bon ei11em Maritnrm bon
SO @rao Bis 5u einem Winimum
bon ~mberbol1pt feinem @rao in elmer
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Noroenropn iiberbedte; 6as Mini-
mum merben mir i'm Sabre 1896
bnben, nno Damn miro Der epige
5omnter BEL 11ns berri6en."
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Ole lHloOe.
Graz sic 6arbe Ser @interbite.

Graz Sic 6arbe Der 8interbdte.
Sci oen 1euel1 8%irterbiite1t
6erridt grall por. Der einfahe 5ild.
but, Der ais eitt3ige @arnitnr cine
&ofar0e aufmeiit, Der groBe SUIT
nit Stranbfeoerni6mld, DreiipiB
nnb @lode.
Mne bteie Sormen lino IN benz
flet6iQnlell, pornebmen @ral gebal.
ten n11o neroen iopobl gum einfaben
Sbnetoerfoitiim als audi 5nm ele.
ganten i6mar5en &leib getrage1t.
Cine lang pernabldiiigte Sarbe
fommt als @arnitur az neuerr
Gbren: f0~nigsblalt. M1tb gan5e Siite
lper0en nit f0nigsblauem Cant be.
aogen. @lofen u1o groBe Sorlne1
oedt Elm neller, gldn5en0pr Satin;
oieie Site iino bauptla6li6 our
Gerpouitanoigung idmar5er 5psen.
toiletten ge0a6t. Die iugenoli6en,
fletoiamen Matroienbiite fommert
mie6er in Mooe; elm i6male, fla9
gebaltene @irlanoe bon gire-8lume11
umgtbt Ben &opf.
@roBe 5ormen meiien oft ais
ein5igen S6mud cine grobe flabe
&oie aus &erlm11tter auf. 8erlmut.
ter finoet auBer6em in 96lieber.
form &ertpen0ung 8arettforme11,
i6mude Mrabesfen aus 8erlmutter.
Mn elmer beion6ers 6ifen i6nar5en
Toqne fdqt ais ein5ige @arnitur
cine groBe Ma6el init Berlmutter.
fnopf anf. Mu6 Gnrbanformen lit
groBer @rfolg, 5u p%ropbe5eien; iie
balten itb an periif6e 8orbiloer.
Sen &opf altS f6mar5em Sil5 uu1-
gibt Elm 5amtgetpinoe in len9ten6en
5arben. M1s b0diter 2nrus 3u gro-
Der Mbet1otoilette eri6einen ein5elne
Sdm1ditiide an i9mar5en Mben6-
bitten angebra6t. Sranben nit Gil.
berga5e %iiber5ogen, 8eeren aug Set
11n6 groBen 8erlen 5Gblen at ben
mo6ernen 11elten @arnituren. Stud
ser in mltn6erbaren Sarben i6iuernr
6e 2opbopbor mnB berporgeboben
mer6en; er be6edt Die gan5e untere
Sdeibe, 6ie ieitli6 anfgeiblagen Elm
Se6ergeited f6miidft; m6ere Sor-
men meiien n11r einen Stand o6er
cine 56lteBe aus 2opbopbor auf.
MlBeroroentlid fleioiam iin6 Sic
leitliden S%etgebdnge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09

bid redbt, on Dagoieb IN Saltlet1.
ser; mern bu al bet,t 5eitpaDf ten
Sc oebIt, bal1l1 NOR bus llngliid nit
eebdiippeno. SD ben sen Mebespei-
Ter berbetgebult iii lner ben an Die
NiebeIs in iein YlaB gebraNt I'M CT.
tat gelagt, CT bebt for Ell Dadter
ldide, apper sic gdiper5es miiBt
ib ltenbe. SD ben mid 10 iGnea
mie Ser @lit benin gemadt I'm ben
mid) ein Giel nad) 0en arllere gerlt.
fe, momit ib perbleime SSbne Sbrn
liemer
BbiIiqp 5nuerampfer.
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Gr ,,tnfte fdoa.

Ml,f benz &iidpege bonn 8abnar3t
beridtet Der fleire &einri9, tpte Ser
8abnarat ibn1 ei1en 8abn ge3ogen
fat.
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niiroe, foitete 6as 3abnaieben 5tpei
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mnd9te, bierl"
.Sait mi 6enn geihrtett2"
r8ie fo1rte ib benin: tbr battd
mir bod ttur 3tpet Dollar ptitgege.
6eft!ls
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-02-09
9as Grbapfelbonorar.

ssn elmer @iener y%eriammlllrg
ofaSemijher Maler mo 8tlobaltcr
muroe mitgeteilt bob Elm iebr ge'
idabter Biener Eortratilt cine Bau-
erin I'M Biloe peremigt ur1e oaiir
Gin Sonorar erbalten babe oas lib
aus $4,000 &r. in garen1 INTO 5OO
Qiloarat1m grOapfeln t5ltiamtt1e1-
ipbte. Die &unit gebt ia belte
fn,m mebr nod grot, Io1toer1 mob
- gapier, unb nettt es gut gebt,
aud nod grodpfelr.
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ertragroB. Sur &eriteuung 6es SEQ
films iin6 4A CARDS oes 38 8ol
breite1 farierten Gtoffes un6 2A
CARDS bes einfa6en Waterials er.
foroerlid. Der &od lit unten 2
yar6s melt.
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@~ei3enbes Neglig6.
6bnittn1uiter 1904.
9oIID's neues &lef6.
Shnittmu1ter 1897

5E9LH
Gin biibides Muiter iiir 9oup's
&leio, nas Die fleine Mutter aus
5eioe. 8atilt, 5Diis &att1tn u16
Bingbam beritelel1 fam.
33lt nnierem Wlliter pur6e geiid.
ter 8oile bertpenoet, bod etg11er
iid bierfiir al1h Grere nit areu5s
ltiben, o6er Gbambrep nit @rofal-
5eiab gart1iert.
DaS Multer fon1mt in 5 @roBeul
iiir Hltppen bon t6, Is, 30, %
!l1lo "a sou 2dnae;; fiir cine is.
3o1 groBe Buppe iinb IS Oarbs
res "a 3ol breiten 5toffes error.
0erItb.
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ST. Beneoict's
Acaoem1p . q
ct. Suiepb, stearns Sonnts' 9f'aa'

st. Jplepg, Steat"s S"""'s'
Sine, Der beiten Muitalten 51ar bobe'
rem s6dterersiebuns int san5ea
Wprsmeiteu. l1nterridt in oe1tld)er'
engliider nno. frans6iii@er @paad9e'
gteuuarapbie, Sppemrittne, W11al.
iibren, Msniif, Malen, aodlea nus
usiblide Sauoarbetten. SrtoatSt11'
,uer. NIT alien mubernen 8~eanemltab'
feiten aus~aeitattet, iteben ben 500
liuaen smr &erfngmng. Wit ebtge1'
Suititnte lit cine Sdnle fir &nanen
spn 6 lis IL Sabren berbnnoeu. Use
oen @sherem ,uenSe mar1 itd an
Sister Directress, O. S. B.
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Wfenrr IS dJribfb rtet hr1
Nbtlipp ganerat,tpfer.
Mein Iieber Serr &eoadtionar:-

Wl11e SEE DenH
ib ebbeS bebte 81
oubn. bann Is eS
0as 56neeiboffe.
le. ST min ia
nit iage, bob IS
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am aQerlieblte gar
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Gin &ofnm fir &oug ans
9traBe.
8luienmuiter $3.50.
Modmuiter 1867.

HI-HaE#E m.#Ea
Sir Ben Mod muroe geltridter
Mtlas=grepe bertpe11net ir bic Blu.
le einfa6er Seioen-grepe, nobel ie.
bod 8dnher uno Noditoffe our
M~usi6miidung herange5ogen muir.
Ben.
gs etgnen li6 ierl1er Serge, Dl1-
Detpn, gaffet, Moire nno 5atin
fir bas &oitiim. Ole Bl1ie mag
fur5, tpie in Ser flei1er SnltItratior1
oargelteut, a%ngefertigt merben. Ser
Nod beitebt aus einem :8peiitiid.
Mo6en.
Sos Eaineni9nittmn1ter fomn1t
IN s @r0Ben fir 81, 36, 38, 40,
AZ un6 a. 3on 8rultfpeite; oer
&of for1n1t in s @roBen fir "a,
26, 20, 80, SO, 81, IS 1rto SO
Sou EaiIenpeite. Cur Serlteauna
oieies Mn5ugs iino 2A g)aros 6eS
geitreiften MaterioIs un6 2A garbg
oes einfaden bel AZ 8ou Stoffbrette
erforoerlih. Ser Sod lit l1nteit 21h
Daros peit.
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gieIe @%lal1beu baben 1T leidter
uno oaber %berbretteter alg einet1'
Glauben babe1.