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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
City Park Entries for Monday.

First raCe-Three furIongs. purse; for
two-year-oIds. SiIverine, 11H; Pauline
Purcell Jos: HaTdyana, 104; Lena Leeh,
l04; Lillian RAY. 1O4; "aMy Lady Frances,
IO4: Ruscana. IO4; Lady Chiffon. lA;
Lady Hapsburg, 100: Molly Stark, lN;
Lady PsyCne. l04. Nebraska Lass, lti;
Nasturtia. 10. Helen kidder, 10
q" Schneider entry
Second race - Steeplechase; short
course for four-vear-Olds and upward
@eWoodsing, I27: waterway, 1S9; DacTa,
129; GaUlt. I29, Jim Hutton. Ia; Nc
AIlister, 129; Gold Circle. l29; Captain
Jarrel. 49,; Fairy Flush, 1877, MlXup, l1S;
Jackson Day, l5c; Monte Carlo, l55.
@"FLppen entry
Third race-Five furlongs; purse; for
-year-olds and upward. Aunt Rose,
81; Industrious, 81: Molly MOntroSe. 81;
PTOWleT. %. Momentum, l05, Toyboy'
JOS; Prince Ahmed. 105; Morales, lbs;
Mnos. JOS: GoldpTOOf. 1o9: Robin Hood
1O9; ShipwTeck, loo; OOuooinuO. ly9; Ak
bar, I12; Wild Irishman. H.
Fourth race-Seven furIongs; for three
year-olds and upward. Hanbridge. 3;
Jersey Lady. %; Lucky Nose, 100; Sally
Preston. los; Lens, III; First Premium,
III; Keator. 118.
Fifth race-Six furIongs: selling: for
foUr-year-olds and upward. idaho. 100;
King Brush 102, SHEEN 103- ECull, los
Bonart. 1O7; Russell T. 107; Fusilade,
l07; Gracious. 107, Heart Of HydCinth,
Jos; AlIowmaise. 10; Martius, 10; Come
on Sam, 10; Hadur, 10; Alsono. 100.
Sixth race-One and one-sixteenth
miles; for -year-olds. "Bitter Fair,
%; @Banrida, 80; "Pat Ornus. o.; Bridge
Whist, 10; Lajuenesse, 1G2; Goldquest
1Gz; Dew Of Dawn, l04; Jennie's Beau,
1O5; Hans, los; Albert Star. los; est
IariO. 1o7.
Seventh race-One and one-eighth
miles; for four-year-olds and upward.
%Lady Alicia, 80; Tivo}ini, f02; Ivanhoe,
I02; 'Husted. 102; sack Witt, 100: Doubt,
Jos: Beau BrummeI, 1O6; St. Bellane, 107;
Donna. l07.
apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
FORWARD PASS
RULE REVISED
BY COMMITTEE

NEW YORK, Jan. 25-The wild free
for-all scramble following d tumble pass
IS 20 be eliminated from football next
season by a rule pa ed today AT the
annual meeting OF the American Inter
collegiate Football Rules Committee held
here
A number OF important changes were
agreed upon, but chief interest centered
IN the legislation on the forward pass
While the new rule has not yet been
put In formal language the change in
volved is this: In he future a for
ward pass which is fumbled after hav-
ing been legally touched by "a member
of the team making the play the ball
will go 20 the opponent on the spot from
which the pass is made, provided the
ball is recovered by the man making
the pass. In order 10 prevent the in
discriminate scramble which was the
feature Of last seasons rules. the new
rule provides that only the man who
first legally touches the ball may there
after recover Il II he fumbles. until it
has been touched by an opponent"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
WADE VS.. WOLFE

Gus Wade, OF the Palace Billiard Par
lors. and Charles e. Wolfe. the we'll
known local billiard player. are practic-
ing daily for their coming match the
time for which VIII be set early this
week. The match will be for $50 points
at 1S2 balk line
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
Hermann Defiant;
Pulliam Again Says
He Will Quit Job
Cincinnati President Char
aCteriZes Controversy
as Undignifled.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Jan. 25.-Presi-
dent Pulliam, of the National League,
is again quoted as saying that his last
appearance as baseball official Will be
at the dinner announced 70 be given TO
Monte Cross, the former Philadelphia
shortstO7. in the Quaker City. February
p unless Garry Hermann supports him
in the stand be mas taken
President Hermann of the Cincinnati
Club, -oddy rrit- u that he will not
support Pulliam tsis present contrc-
versy, which ne CIaTaCteriZes as being
personal and uudiEnified
He will have my support" said Herr
mann. only when he Is entitled 20 il.
As far as the resigninE Of the presi-
dency Of the National League IS con
CeTned, I don't care what he does"
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., won: Stoneman, 100 Dubie), 10 1,
second. OTena. JOG (kOerneD. TO !,
third. Time. l:16 Is. Silver Cup, Ny
Love. AnSonia. Bluleen, FIoridaglen,
Tea Leaf, and Bulkhead also ran.
Sixth race-Selling; fouT-year-Olds and
upward, one and one-sixteenth miles.
Lord Lovat. los (OtD, 7 TO >, won; Hal
bard. los Glee), to ?. second; Minot, 81
Dubie) 10 TO /. third. Time, 4S5I 2-5.
Sister Polly, Young Stevens. Lady OAK
land, Katie Powers, Merry Belle, Hus-
ted. Lemon Girl Grenade. and Granada
also ran.
Seventh raCe-SeIling. -year-Olds
and upward; one and One-quarter miles
Redgauutlet, l07 Usee), ; TO ?, won; Ian
castrian, i'll (POWeTs), > TO /, second A;
Zl2. Sea Salt. Belleview, and Donna
also ran.
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as THIS MY woRK?"

He was quite a good man, but we
had to let him go"
''Why?''
ours is a general business and he
had his Official duties too carefully de-
fined. Exchange.
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When Ball Is in Air.

In order to define just what the de-
Tending side may do in a forward
pass, it was decided that while The
ball is in the air the players on the
defending side may use their hands
and arms only for getting them out
Of the opponents way in order to get
at the ball itself. The players on the
side making the pass. or eligible 10 re-
ceive il, may use their hands and arms
4lst as players going down the field
IN "A kick
Another change resulting from the
trouble in the NaIe-PrincetOn game
when the former team stayed of the
field fifteen minutes. changed the in
PERMISSION time from ten to fifteen
minutes. and provides that the referee
shall let each team know three min
utes in advance Of the time they are
due on the ield.
1t was also decided that the score
in all forfeited games shall De / to o.
this particular score being used be
cause il could be earned in no other
way in football
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
DEEMED HIM sTINGY.

Il love my love in the sprinEtime.""
warbled he
Good plan" sneered she. "Then the
theaters are closing and you can pick
your own flowers. Exchange.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
Divided About Coach.

The question of a football coach is
agitating Georgetown. Manager Lynch
and Captain Miller seem of different
opinions about the system. Captain
Miller fayOTs the graduate coaching
system. Bunny" Larkin scenes TO be
the choice of the 1909 leader. with Bo-
cock and Givins running a close second.
Manager Lynch upholds the profess
sional system. The manager is anxious
10 get such man as Exdine, the for
mer CalesIe Indian star. Speed and trick
plays should be the main points in
Georgetown game, according to the
new manager, and these could be &C
quire1 under the tUtelage Of a man like
Exdine, who has been taught that style
for four years. rather than under a man
who has been taught to depend upon
straight football.
\ new candidate for football coach
appeared in Charles Mccarthy. Of Bos-
ton, a member of the famous 1904
Georgetown aggregation. Mccarthy has
many friends among the present stu
dents and local alumni and should
make a strong bid for the vacancy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26
COACHING SYSTEM
MAY Be CHANGED
At GEORGETOWN
Football Captain Wants
Graduate, Manager Adj
vOcateS a Pro.

Manager-elect Lynch, OF the George
town football team, has mapped out
his plan Of action for next season.
though the schedule has not been per
manently decided upon.
The severing of relations with George
Washington University means that
Georgetown will seek elsewhere for the
second Of the two big games played
every season. The annual game with
Virginia is a fixture. but the date is
still unsettled 1t may be shifted 20
Thanksgiving day. reserving the second
Saturday III November for the big game
TO take the place Of the former George
Washington date.
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Dickering With Vanderbilt.

Negotiations are pending with Wander
bHt University for a game 20 be played
in Washington next fall. Its coach, Dan
McGulEan, a former star under Yost
at the University of Michigan. looks
with favor upon such a contest as that
with Georgetown
The annual game with Fordham Uni
versity will be played in New York city.
North Carolina or Virginia Polytechnic
Institute viii fill in the Georgetown
schedule. also one Of the two games to
be played IN Washington. Whether the
annual games with Gallaudet. University
of Maryland, and the Baltimore Medical
viii he scheduled Cor next season is not
Yet settled RaudolDh-Mac and Roam
oke College want and may get easy
dates. There is little likelihood Of Gal
laudet being dropped.
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Relay Race, One Mile.

Won by Western High School Tin
40 SIS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-01-26

National Guard, had a Cinch beating
Troop +, Thirteenth Cavalry.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14
Sl &elgcrnc / Otter Sail pg &ppe
Counties, Mftnn.

Maar ri / SEN foreliggenoe ltogape
bar let % foranle6iget til at gipe
&la6s for nogle faa 8iografier al
Men6, lom efter Spfororing al Be-
res @enner bar la0et Zig itille TOM
&anot6ater for 6e forifiellige gmbe-
Der / 6tsie @ountper, bar bette bapt
fin @run6 / at ri, me6 8la6ets nu=
berenoe ftore l1obreoelie paa 0enne
@gn, bar let %. forpltgtet til at ret
le6e bore 2eiere til oct foreitaaenoe
&rtmerbolg. 9enne 8eilebning er
opnaoet fra SLIDER, iom ri maa be-
tragic at bore fulot paalioelige, og
anier berfor 6isie 9%plpsninger at
bore til @apn for 2eierne. &e6 1pe=
ctelt arrangement er set lDffeoes os
at ien6e ct Mumer al foreliggenbe
u6gaoe til, 9teriteparten al 6e nor
ffe og 6onffe @elgere / oisie to
Counter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14

MEtASt~aEy ffy&B54
|8lenboff bleD inolagt paa Gossnell
&oipital. Sanion ct lite arreiteret,
og man troer heller lite, at ban bill
#blipe oet, "a Solfeitemnitgen er fuI6.s
itanoig paa ben 1trge @gteman6s
SIDE.
~ Sra Mnnoa11 me66eles, at 8o-
ltttcbef &obp % Deprtp Sberiff
.Sobn Mnoerien fdngeoe en- Bandit !
Nerbeoen at Manoan, efter at Sc
for en- feel Sag bap6e peret paa
bans Spor, iam tire &eite. 8an-I
oittens &amerat nn6ilap. Sc bab6e
.giort Snobru6 Sebron % Seem ga
lem og bapoe paa set ii6ite Steo
bolot op' omtr. 20 Men6 / ct 8ool-
room og taget $500 fra Dem. Ge
bar n%noerbeis til Mnn6an for at
fortiette oeres 8e6rifter, 6a Sc blep
nappe0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14
l1obrag al en- Nrtifel al Guscnc 9
9ebs / nSbe Splebp Simes".

uWange lige }aa pelmenenoe lom
pilofarne Menneifer far Sen Mnifl1=
elie, at al Spno fa1 1orp6bes og
Suiinoaarsriget tnaugureres peo
&jGlp. al Hrobibition. Sf6lge, 6eres
Mening er alt> bpao Sc life ipnes
ON, obiolut 1aarltg0om, % itrofs
inttes set paa oeres Hrobibitions=
lilte. 9isle Soft after blot Mpgge-
ne og il11ger 4amelen. Sc faloer |
8eipimelle oper en- Mon6, Ser tager
en- uorinf" &l. 111a onl Mftenen ell
Ter lpiller ct Yarti Sort, men 6e
logger tilipnelaoenoe life operorepen
&egt paa 2dn=Slaperiet eller l1onDt=
telien al 86rn, bbor Ser gaar Suftn=
Sc al Ofre poa en- fra 5aloonerne.
u9et er / @runoen merfperoigt>
bpor i1apiif Solf / Acknowledged
oil beje Jig for 0isie lt0ilag al Sn-
tolerance, 6enne laoe og lnnpre So
natisme. Seq Deo 'iaa in0erlig gobt,
bDor mango Der CT in1o0 bette, %
Dog er oeres 9fonomiife Mfbengig-
be0 laa ltor, at Sc life tgr tale u6 al
6rDgt for at mite enten u@anoel"
eller ct v&lientel" eller oeres ngooe
Gpgte" eller noget an6et, bporpoa mi
efter 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Deres Still
ling / 2ipet eller Sn6tngter er ba-
ferret.
Set ipnes iert, at 0isie l1ollag
al Euritonisme, ser fsres frem / SEN
famine Mano, / bpilfen ma ti6ligere
brenote u@efse" og martreoe &be=
fere, ifal prpfes / Napnet Seius
&riitus. Ser er fife ct enelte Sro,
ban nogeniinoe bar ptret, Ser beret-
tiger BERTH.
Set fun0e alorig fal0e mig ino
at ltge 1oget, Der. | 11ogen Wtaaoe
funbe neoiGtte Sc &rt1mes aSabbat
men jeg bepoer paa set beltemteite,
at min Maaoe at iagttage 0enne paa
enc og olene er en Sampittigbe6s=
Jag mellem mig og min 5faber; at
Set ganife mao pGre min egen Gag
at afgidre> bpa0 jeg me0 &ette fan
eller fife fan foretage mig poa oen-
ne Sag, og at Ell bpilfeniombelit 2op
/ Sc amerifanlf e 9taterS 5tat11tbe=
ger, Ser forbp0er mig at gi9re paa
cit Spn0og, bpab jog lopligt fan
gjpre ON Ma11oage11, er ct Sn0greb
| Menneifets naturlige &ettigbeoer,
ful0foltenoe og tiff imo0 ollie &riiti
9ereletninger iomt ct afgiort 8rub,
paa Sc 6orelre0e Staters &onititu=
tion."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14
Min Ben er borte, met bans mill

min Ben er borte, 11e,t bans mil
oe Gale
gjenlpoer for nit Ore Dag %
&bplb,
meo 2ipiens Dro, fra goigbeoers
@Rlo,
ian ipge Siel meo 2egeoom bniDa-
Ie.
Eli &riiti Gribeo marebe bans Sun-
de,
meo lgftet Singer bite ban fra Sor6
moo 6aoerbuiet meo set rige 8oro,
og 8ennen, mine 5Dnoer giennem-
ftl1nge.
.Sna bialpe @uo, leg lp6e mac bans
Sale,
9ro, &jerligbeo mua fpbes / nit
8rpit.
at leg Tan penlig Meitens Meo bu-
San itao mig b. peliignenoe nit
Drfe,
ban legge &enbeo / bper 2ipets
2pit, !.
/ al min Soagbeo bore So min
StDrfe.
9agernp <Misien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14
Mattunens @ielpefilber.

Sen &omislton, iom &re1i6ent
@ooieoelt nDlig 116nepnte for at un=
6erigge, bba6 Der fan gipres for at
bepare 2an6ets Sfope, 8anoltrpm<
me, Miner og andre &ig6omme, ser
er ifienfeoe Nationen fra Naturens
&aan6, a%rbei6er iberoigt paa fin ito=
re Spgape, og al bpa6 man al og
til bgrer ont oens @irfemaaoe fan
man ilutte, at 6ens Mrbei6e pil faa
flor &etpohing for bort SANDS Srem-
ito. Set er fife for tt6ligt at Be-
folfningen / lin &elbe6 puogner op
til 6oritaaelie al oenne 9pgapes Sig
tigbe6 = ii6en 8orgerfrigens 9a=
&c, 90 Nattonens @fsiitens itoo paa
Spill, bar intet olporligere @pprgs=
ntaal bgret paa 9agsor6enen. Set
gipl6er ber life Blot ON at bepare
ots1e NaturenS rige @aper fra I'm
oergang, / bpert Sal0 bpao Ser lite
allereoe er borte0slet al oem, men
bet gieloer lige iaa meget ON at be-
bare Dem for Solicit, -beboloe 6em un=
Der neutrality-suspicious. &ontrol,
iaaleoes at lite &opitaliit=@pnoifa-
ter ifal faa M6gang til at monopo=
There Dem. &bilfe nmaa6eliqe @er=
bier Der fer er Sale ONT fan man
faa ct @egreb ON peo at bgre, at
Der enonu benligger unpttet @ano-
trait fer / 2on6et, ser fan uobrin=
ges til 25,0oo>ooo @eitefref ter, let
a%npenoelig til 9ripfraft al forlfiellig
Mrt. SSffffe Blot piloe 6enne umao=
oeltge MaSie @ner9i fomn1e til ST.
rette @aun for 6orbrugere be0 fin
relatioe &risbilligbe6, men en6nu
'i1prre 'Yetnoning piloe SEN 8elparelie
babe, lom Den btl6e me6fgre for &ul=
mtnernc oA Sfobene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14

Loosen og hans Hustru, af Jonas
Lie. 227 Slider.
kommand0rens D0tre, at Jonas Lie.
Fortalling fra Norge. 20l Slider,
Sjsdronnlngen, Fort@lling af John
Paulsen. 1874 Slider.
duldt0rst. En- Nordmands Eventvr
1Australien. 100 Slider.
Vildrose, Fortmlling fra Indianer-
udbrudet ! 1852, af Kr. Janson.
Derovre fra Grendsen, at Holger
Drachmann. Strejftog over Diet
danske Termopyla. Med ct smukt
udfert Billede af de senderjydske
Pigsr og med Digterens Biograf.
Hverdagsmennesker, Skizzer af l..
Dilling. IA Slider.
Folk ! Ned, af CART Etlar. Jens som
ler-Pater Peter-Jergen Pranger.
Ire nye Fortellinger, af CART Etlar.
Dyrekjebt- Krigsbedrifter - For
slet intet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14
%111innefota.

S S erguS Goll 8.
Set meooeles / iioite uge, at en-
bel Del al 6e b%erberen6e &epublt=
fanere er blebne enige / life at ia
ite nogen @temme peo &rimerpa1.
get for Sberiff, men at 6e oil re-
ierpere fine Stemmer for S 0 + II
g.. 50 | n 9 8, iom er bel
lift al alle, og / Sc 10 Mar, BON
bar Sberiff, bite bpuo ban oueoe
til. Sans 8ille6e fin6es paa ct
anoet Ste6 I 8laoet.
- @fifterets6ommer S / a n +
e r g bar beiluttet at ipge @ien-
palg igien: San er bel lift og bill
formooentltg iom altio fbr piie fig
at bore en- iterf &an6i6at.
- 80. g 8 &enner
bar anmo6et bam ON at ittlle fig
Iom &an6i0at for @mbeoet iom 60
roner for Otter Eail &c., Minn.
Set pil6e og1aa bore rtmeligt, at
en- 2igbeierger bop6e bette @mbeoe.
- Sill Statens Mttornep General
er fommet &lage oper, at Ser /
@alfer bli6er iolgt ltore Meng6er
@biifp til Snoianerne, og at 0isie
ltrpmmer til fra 0megnen og opfe-
rer pil0e 0rgier. Mttornep General
bar gipet @mbeosmen6ene / @alfer
Sr6re til at ltan0ie bette npeien.
~ Miels &anien. / Ipler, ogiao
faloet r6iifer" =9siels, en- 6aniffpot
Serling og @neboer, ser / mango
Mar bar boet / en- lille Spite ner
8pen, er afganet pe0 9d6en, "A
@ar gammel. 9a ban for nogen Sio
li0en blep ing, tog bans 2an0smgno
bele &ptten og flptte6e Sen ino til
8pen, og ser blep fan iaa pleiet til
set it6lte.
- 2eonar6 @enming al @eron
2afe er omfommen pes ct &aaoeIfu6.
@an bar u6e paa Sagt meo nogle
@enner og 6rog tit @eper uo al
@ognen iaale6es, at @fnobet gift al
og traf bam / l1n6erlipet. San blep
btagt til 8Den inarelt mnlig, men
lepeoe fun en- Slime efterut ian bar
fom1nen inb. San bar % Nar gam
mel.
- 8o11fen / 8elle @laine er CT.
flnret inlolpent og luffet poa nbe>
iten1t Sis al Comptroller Of Gnrren-
cp / Maibington. Sens &apital bar
$4,000. B%reii6ent og &opeoeier
bar SEN b%efjenbte 2auObanD!cr !
minneapolis Sobn g.. 2nnb, iom be-
gift Selon1oro itb1te llge nniooelbart
efter at ban bap6e facet Nfeooelelie
ON @onfens 5tatus. 8m1fen /
&obbins6ale, / bbilfen 9ltn0 ligeleoes
bar @obe6interesler et, menes oglaa
at bore / 8anifeligbeoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14
norv Dafota.

- 0berit s. 80. Greel al Depils
Safe, @egieringens &orntnipeftpr
for oct Dtitrtft, iom omfatter Min-
neiota og Mor6 og SDo Dafota,
er blepen afiat al 2anobrngsmini-
iteren / @aibington. Mariagen til
Mfiettellen er Sen gel, iom @reel
tog I &olitifen UNDER @rimerpalg-
fampen / 9eoro Dafota / CONNER.
gilbert Melion, en- nng Manb
fra @a6ena, anflaget for Eppert og
Salif og arreiteret / Sergus Sails,
bar erflaret Jig ifpl0tg | en- Mnflage
for Sn6bruo og blep 6gmt til Sc
formatoriet / @t. CLOUD. Melion
|itiaI flere @ertififater fra Scr.
|@barIes Sabns Siem | Merbeoen al
UNDERWOOD, efterifrep giermanbens
Napn paa en- al Dem og in6lpite. ben
Il en- 8utit / @aoena. Melion er
fun 18 Mar gammel.
Mels glenboff, en- iDenif 8pg.
meter, bleo ifu6t og alporlig iaare1
|af &eter &anion foran 9acotab SO,
tel / German iioite l1ge. Sanipn
beifplote glenboff for at bape I'll.
penot iig bans Snitrues Riarligbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14

In Iivsgaado, at 5. Bj0rnsOn, SAINT
andre Fort@llinger at norske For.
fattere
Unge Jens Je'en, If Erik Begh, SAINT
andre FortBllinger af danske For
fattere.
De tire Helllgaftener, af St. St. Bill.
cher, SAINT andre FortBllinger at
danske Forfattere.
!. Fortelllnger og Digte af dansk-
amerikanske Forfattere,
Ungdomsm 'nder, af Kristofer Jan.
son, SAINT andre Fortmllinger at
norske Forfattere.
Femtende Wisconsin. En- interes-
SAINT historisk Skildring af Diet skan-
dinaviske Privilege Regiments Del
tagelse i den store nordamerikanske
Borgerkrig, at Kr. Janson.
Tobias, by H.A. Foss, A Story of
the Northwest.
En- Saloonkeepers Datter, Fortml-
ling af Drude Krogh Janson. 6te
Oplag, 2S9 Slider.
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General 8ootb, Salpation Mrmps
80 Mar gamle 2eoer, ieile6e / @pn-
5ags til 9poafrifa, bpor ban bill be-
iege mango Snolanos- 5tationer, ser
fun fan naaes pe6 Ofseforipan6. Set
bill blipe en- meget anitrengen6e &ei-
ie, Ser bill bare {. 8 Maane6er. Tn
Der Dpbolbet / Mbooeiia bill General
8ootb trefie Mfgidrelie al @olonian-
leg Der for 5albation Mrmp &efrut-
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-08-14

81 ipge 9utren buer 2ipets Sober,
Ell belligt @eien gtper @ero bos
@n6,
Ell &Gpebierter UNDER &pflerifruo,
Ell fine 6loifler UNDER @Dflerlooer.
Seer GLAD % nD6 bber @ape, Sub
bar gtpet,
for Sig bleo ifabt bper 8lomme peo
Din SOD.
@uo ielo CAB Druens beit beiungne
8loo,
iom ban bar tanot Big bper en- 2pit
i 2ipet.
Seer oerfor GLAD, naar 2pffen til
Big imiler.
tro Ben er ienot Sig at sin Saoer
SUB,
npo 2ipets 2pit meb Sat, mems ST.
Sen Tier.
5faf mgrfe Sfper ems sin &immel
gffiule,
lllpffe tiot er bimmelienote. 8uo
.og manner 8pnner 10 at &iertets
Shule. /"
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Ganb. tbepl. Dlfert Micaro fra
&ipbenbaon opbolbt fig forrige uge
/ Seem Dorf og preoifeoe / &a1tor
st. Mnoeriens Strife | 8rooflpn ON
S9nbagen. Sen paafblgen6e Gors-
bog %afreiite ST. &icar6 til &igben,
bapn, bpor ban ifal opertuge Gmbe.
oct iom 8reit beo ct. Sobannes Sir.
|fe paa Merrebro. .. B
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Den itpre atnerifanife Tlaa6e
tuloenote l!olte 9eroog oen fbrite
Salnoel al lin Sor6omieiling ioet
Ben Ga nooe6e frem til Mucflan6,
Seem 3eelano. Seilaoien fra So
nolnln til aucflan6 bar Sen lengite
fomleoe Diitance 6en foar at Iebe
poo belle &eiien, remlig $3.50 Mile.
@cjien er / alle &etninger goaet
gobt, ifignt @ftbene bar bopt mege1
bgj Cd og iterfe @torme at fempe
meb. Glaooen fit en- meget begei1t.
ret Mobtogelie at Mutbrriteter oq
8efolfning / MucfIon6.
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CHS 0ette!

Tpr at sjbre u@t. &anl Sioenoc"
beficnot / en- enbnn tprre l1oitrGf-
ming tilbpbcr III at icnoe &laoet fra
MT al til MDtaar peo Mo6tagclicn al
rs Gents. San icnbes / Trtmerfcr.
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or. Aar=

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