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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
GeOar Sails, Sa.

Nptaorsoften ofboGot @a5aretb
WenigbeO tit Norsme0e. Den qomle
Stprelie g~enpalgtes for Set fommen=
Dc Ior og beitoor al feGgenoe: Moos
gSolff, SormanO; Niels Mn6erIen,
N~pitformanO; Gbr. Subj, Sanien
Eeter Gbriitenien, @jelpefasierer
ng Sergcn Nielier, Sefretpr. 5
Sfclefomiteen pul6tes tie npe Me6-
lemmer nemlig Sber Togboll, Sans
Sarlien og SIR. @olff. 5orbono-
lingclt rao Wsoet 0r;r& Tia neiten
uoelHffenbe ON S%pgniroen al en- nj
Strife ng set pebtogss al begpno(
at bHgoe &irfe til Ioroaret. Oel
~ncbiottes / ben N~n(toning en- 8pg.
~aefor1ite, ioa bpis uoentebe Sin.
0rinNer fife mel6er iin b;f ser inorr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
sil sals,

ltrmogerforretning / en- trioeGig
minOre 8p | California. 8ebageligt
alima. lOmGrfet Gnle0ning for Ell
oDgtig ltrmoger til at trpnoe inO
en- a0ereOe etableret og l6nnen6e
6orretning. Sen ntpGrenoe gier
moa opgioe ben paa @runD at 9jdn=
ipagbeb. Sm nermere SpIpsning
og Galgsbilfoor beoes tiIffrepet
Garl 8. Sobnon,
Selma, Gal
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
InOnbOn, Sa.

Oct err os IN 6%ornoielie at fun-
ne meO0ele at @}r. Sens g. SanIer
bar ooertaget ct 2ofaIogcntl1r for
San. 2utb. Tllbl.
San farer Ct minore Oplog al
bore g9ger og er Oesroen mttpriIe-
ret til at moOtoge SubIfription 90
8etoling for Samfl1noetS @GoOe.
San anbefales pao Set penligIte
Sam. Cuff, It6l. SOnic,
Blair, Ne6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
Mnftipn.

Den q. San. 1909 oster ieq
beo offentlig auftion at IeIqe min
6orm beliggenoe ? @2iG git for &ap-
mono, og 4 Mil geIt for 0dpep,
Ntebr., / Section "a, 2ittIe @aIt
Erecinct, 2ancaiter 60.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
Misiipnsmpbc

ofboloes, ON SUD bill, / @bene8er
Menigbeo, auOubon, Sa., / Oagene
%. 81 San.
NreIterne u. 90. Nielien, S. gn-
oerier, $. Nelien og g.. &asmusien
bar lobet at preoife.
Wfsoerne 6egpnoer &l. ~ ben
%. ON Mftenen.
Iue er b~iertelig beIfontmenl
Boa Wenigbebens @eene
g.. 9. Gbriftianfen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
8efenbtaerelier.
25 Nars Snbi(nnm Y. San.
Blair WenigBcS.

@60er bol0es fra SorsOag 5. 81.
often ST. 7,3o til 56noag aften.
De 8reiter, Ser meo &aIo far
tjent M~enigbe0en Ear IoOet at fom=
me. @enigbeoens gamle og npe
Genner in0bp0es til Set. 5ilrejien6e
be0es mel0e fig til 8oit. q. 81.
G6uGt8
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22

2onoet beitaar paientligIt al
gommeG @resgang, og bill bIipe riat
Tarmlano.
Iloeroom o9 Wangel bao !&rpf-
ter til at oprfe Soroen er IorIoc
til Salget.
Crit &nubfen,
SobeIocf, @e5r
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
mSrDens rare &lenpbte n1eS
Spaneiang".

SaImer og a%an0elige 0igts al
81. Sans MOOGf 8rooerfen, ftp.
8iffop i tibe Stift. Den tere samle
Bog fan mi faus fra Dan. 2utb,
gubI. 9oufe. 8ogen bar / Iangere
SID Oeret uOIO1gt. De, fom snfter
ben, bs0es tiGfenbe os geItininger.
Den tOfter inob. so Gent.
9un, entb. 8nbf. @unie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
DvorIeoee sr oefte.

81 tIb9ner ct bnnbreoe 9onars | geIsnntuq tpr :
mn 8titniDt at 2atorrh. Der ;ffp tan heIhreoss -,
ssla's Oatarrh Cure.
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e, uuoerteguehe. bor fIenuI i. Z. gasrer 20 49,
? @ar o9 fror. ban er al6eIes b9berl.Q I ale Fprrst
Ss9s.4r ons0tttoner o9 f%inonctslt : Stanb til of 9rFu!
seHpoer Sorpltgtelie. 6eres SStrma bar luatooef ia
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WaIotnG, &trnou q III orn.
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q. 8latfe. Sal9eS Of dae 9potbetere. gEhuezSrrs 49,
&elrs Family Pulls &c be bebtte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
.Srpems gobe Strtb."

Gn Marsang preoitener ODER
Rirteaarets gumle @ptftelratte at
Gognepreit 9enrb Using. @n meget
opgtig Nursung preoifener at en-
at 0unmurfs Opgtigite SeolOstr. SGT
5ioer go0t inObunOen pris $40
9aniib 2utb. Gnbl. Sunie,
Slair, Ne6r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
vOaniferen."
6reOog Sen -. Sallltar 1909.
8u0stieneiter c.
Blair, Nebr.

NsOer / &nleOntng al Su6ileet:
&orsOog q. al. 7.9O aftem,
GreOo9 ST.. 5. %. ST. 1890. Sire.
Dag Gfterm. ST. go, 6reO. aft.
81. 1910, 81. $50 Gftmio. og 7,3O
9Ifteu. Souo. s.. q. ST. 1890
SpnO. Sit. al. 2,3O, Sono. 9lft.
81. 40. ollie uelfontmcn.
81. Fl. 5dnlt3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-22
Blair, gtcbr.

Menigbeoen i%nobpOer pan Set
Gjerteligite @enncr ina 9tabomenig-
beOerne. Gen giUer ri 6pliesmiO-
Dag 6reOog, 2oroog og SpnOoq
WtioOag, ligeian ri S:sIopIoos til
&Cite / 9~tGrbcOen al 4irfen.
Soa er @enighcotn3 % gors
Subilnum begpnCt. g. s~ningsn1poet
Gpl1tes / Nftes. SPIRIT talte @uit. &.
u. AnOerien ira 6renlont oper 1.
&ftr, 5, s: uYowlcr e0er unGer
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so MAJ opbpie eoer.~ 5ioen ger
Euit. q. so. 9lnOcricn, iom Mfenig-
te0ens fprite @r9It, en- Sperligi
pDer 0}isiionens 8cgpnoeIie ira 6or-
oa1et 1882, Menigbeoea5 Stiftalig
Ser %. San. 1881, &irfe6pgnin!1l
fannie Nar og bpilfe GrGiter 6aO0e
brtjent MenigbeOeu / De iDrrGHe
. Noy. Ggion bererte san Opfpr4l-
len al 0cl lpe Strife. Si0en tale
ban Din Cans Milflnohe0 us ~
Gal. 1856. Otter Nfi9ngelien al
Solmen r9llene @lto / Simmariq
ifal Sob % YriS tilb6re~, erflereOc
Tait. S6ult5 Slt6ilpl1msm60et for
nabnet og bg0 paa WenigbeDH Il
&eglte Sc mfomne 8rpIter o0 on
Gre @Giter pelfomnen % opforpr,-
Sc til at beoe ON SUBS rige gel
iig1elie oper Mfooet.
5 6orgaars bolot Gireftionen
for Dana College % Srinitatis Sc
minarium @teoe paa Sfolen. 4ac
Nteolemmerne Dor til Ste0e. -
Ser er life elloml mootaget Spar
ira ben Ofano, JON ri bnr opfororet
til at mO0tage aalo til engeLlf 9ro-
fesIor | Seologi peo Dor STOLE.
S ManOags Aftes bupoe man
lao paa Stolen ben 6or,lpielle at
lutte til ct 6oreOrag al 9r. Marie
g%fielIen ON Sen bpioe &lage". Oct
hor ct opgtigt 6ore0rag, pei uoar-
beioet. Ser giorOes Geoa for ben
biitOriife@ang / 9lr6eioct imoOSuber-
t1loiert ira Nor 1882, ga Gr. &ocb
! Splflan0 opoage0e Gu6erfulole-
@ociaen, og iGrlig paaoi1tes, bpao
Der g6res % frenloeles bpr og fan
gprcs for at iton0ie Oel1ne &luge,
Der er Auriog til 9tt -SienOeOe 0ele
al aae goosfalO.
Qesu0en biOrog W}tiif al Sfo-
lens SGrere, benbolospt5 / &iolin
og &iullo, til / life ringe @ru0 at
frrIf6n1e 0enne Nften.
@}r. og @rs. 81. g. @Owes
itarte | 2proogS pao Ell 9feiie til
Spoen. 6pr DC bender tilbage ON
firing /. Mai, pil Sc bope beIggt 6ua-
Sc gamle Mcrico og @onolullt.
@or &smnnO fr Iige bleuen
foroig meo iin Spit. Oct bar ogiau
pao bpic Gio; tbi Sien er III i 6pro
meO at forene Jig meO Tan0et %
Iohp n6 Snnpt iii
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06

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be
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vi" :" SOLO and u" proceeds equally '''" between those
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Com prisine all territory bounded the east by
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
May Be Enjoyed to the Fullest Extent
by Women of Detroit Through
Offer Made by The Times In
Its Prize Voting Contest

the seductive voice o
u in ma
Wordu veue
In onGin ato o
he
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the for OF
OF the tour aside
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Miss Iva C smith % Columbia w . 200
Mrs Frances A Merritt IL Columbia w $500
Miss Alice Fitzpatrick l0S 5............. 5000
Miss Bina NJ Carey zoo Lincoln
Mrs Minnie Mcdaniel log ElIzabsth w. 40. 5000
Miss Jennie Ross. 50 Adams w ......... 5000
Miss Donoghue
Miss Cora Frazier. Cass................... 5000
Mrs Edward Warner $50 ........ 5000
Mas Beatrice Dillon. 2so Harrison.
Miss Laura Young. 433 Cass ....... 500
Mrs Henry Watt. 729B Woodward ........ 1900
Mrs. F. y Ennis TO- Henry ........ 200
Ethel Cioux. lO4 Calumet
Mabel 43s Fifth ...............
Mary Gilchrist. 2eS Hancock ........ 900
Miss l. Is Pardee $50 Forest w............... goo
Miss Florence Harrington. $50 Lincoln ........ zoo
Miss Mabel Richardson. Lysander. 81. ........
Miss Ruth Nebe. 22a Lincoln ........ ........ 500
Kiss Leone Johnston % Stbley ........
Miss Maud Richard, 81 Dufneld ........ $50
Mrs Hattie Togo. S25 Harrison. 500
Miss Beatrice Menot. 90 Myrtle. 400
Miss Louise Judson 1853 Myrtle ................ 3SO
Miss Jessie Bowes SO Calumet ................ 200
Evelyn Heath. - spruce ............... goo
Dorothy Hickey. l2g Isedyard -...........
Miss " Barton, ss Pitcher ....... 200
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Clara Creegan. 500 Twenty-hfth. ........ 5000
Miss Pearl Brostcau. 269 Twentieth 5O00
Mrs Robert owens 200 JEFFERSON " 5000
Mrs Joseph Harris 30j Michigan ..-.. ...... $500
Miss Minnie Zeirsrt 3i5 Howar I'D 500
Miss Nellie Lane. So Ninetsent6 .... +200
Eva Ka~n, Michigan ......... ........
Mrs Sarah Waterland. 1865 Abbott $40
Miss Ida Barber. 235 Nineteenth .-... .......
Miss Louisa Wsgintz ST. Twenty nth ........ $50
Lr~. r.. q Lewis 22s Twenty -frst ........ 400
Miss Iottie woodward t42 sixteenth. ........ 100
Miss Catherine Winters. pal Howard ........ Too
Miss Bertha B-rbrrrk T22 Vinewood
Miss Emma Riien 461 Twenty fourth. ......... loo
Miss Laura ECkeTt $40 Vermont ........
Mazie Mitchell 80 Toledo ....... ...... 90
Miss Mary HenZi~. 4bb Ninewood 80
Miss Ethel Common $50 Fort - .-..... .......
Miss Nellie Howell 500 Howard ..... ........
Mrs. Agnes Campbell S55 Clark .........
Miss Mabel Taylor III Lacrosse ............... So
Miss Lille Wolf. 76s Baker ........... ........ so
Mrs WIN. +. Davies so sixth, ........ so
Miss Mary Iadue. IS IPia yette- blvd. 80
Miss Sarah Mitchell 512 Porter. ........ 80
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contest nomination hundred counting hry votes
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The Washington herald., 1909-06-09
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-SI furi0ngs- Hanhridge. II
.Herhc-tl. 70 2. Won. Jack Parker IG walsh
70 5. second; Cod Find. l15 lHoEardl. Is 20 !
thHd. Tine. LIZ 25 Bridoon also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fuu and 0ue-haI furlongs
ODpeT. l1 tAlcCaT-hyl. 70 J. Won: Puritan Lad
p iDuc1chl. Is 70 J. second. Front RoU lg
lAusgaFe'. 20 /. third Tine. 0-5 25. Norman.
Adonia. and Siscus also ran
THIRD RACE-Seven furioBgs Falford. IS Her
bert. 70 :. wOui Gemmsl. l07 tAentryl % l.
seeonc heziTna, ~ HAYNES. % l. third Tine.
- "a Many Colors, Hoyle John Garucr.
M2rilosa. Marcotiui, ard Dennis stafford also ran.
FOJhIh kACE-t1re fuEiOlss Busy, IGs ,Mas-
gTlTel. ] % Won. Flying Squirrel IGs Rattlsl
Z - :. scoonds Mcgzutlc. Us lG0ldsteinl. 4 70 l
taiTd Time. l0l Is Herpes AID famtleToy
also Tar.
FIFIH RACE-StocDiechasr. about tuo miles
Waterway. las theidaI. : 70 20 VOC: Rezinald
ls6 tHannoud). 70 5. seco1d, Har-ington. 80
lhonnanl. 20 70 L third Tine. fa2 DT. Keech
als0 ran
SIXTH RACE-ous and ole-eighth miles. CresI.
" lNusgTavel. ! 70 ? woni Los CaYauauEh. 10
ke-d'. Is 70 !, second; The Ear. l02 ,Goldsteinj
y % / thirl Time. ls5. Hezzy y. and kim
q The Mist also ran
The Washington herald., 1909-06-09
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE NOTES.

Downey. playing short for Twining. dis
played great skill IN base-running during
Mondays game. pilfering two sacks He
also cieanly accepted six hard drives 20
his corner OF the lot
Buckley and Walsh have been reinstated
on the roster OF the Manhattan Club
Both or these players were suspended
recently for jumping 70 another league
when the Manhattan Club was scheduled
to play.
Dutch Schafer, touted 10 be an equal
n the Tiger captain. has been annexed
by Ninth Dutch" Is putting up a stir
game II the sunday School League. and
his work in the Independence VIII be
watched with interest
Sehorn moved down the TwininE chaps
in clever style Monday. punching men al
critical moments. Twice, with the bags
all occupied and one out, the little b-u-
nette sent the next two men back 20 the
bench via the strike-out route
Advent is tacking on some CLASSY ma
terial, and Field Manager Pumphrey re-
ports that his team viii be the first 70
XIII the Aggies next week ROundtree.
Terfinger, Moore, and Holman signed
Advent contracts on Mon6ay.
Mondays struggle. which Agriculture
won by ? TO over Twinlng, last seasons
champs, was one Of the prettiest exhi-
bitions OF ball ever played in the ANA
teur leagues Bingles. likewise miscues,
were rare, while the base running OF both
teams was fast and snappy.
one OF the leading business hrms has
offered the best slugger and the player
receiving the highest average in fielding
during the season the pick OF q $ sky
piece Now, boys. get busy with the
stick. and also use lie PAGES glue In the
palm Of your glove
The Wallaehites are gradually strength
ening their team, and, weather permit
ting, this evenings game with Ninth viii
show decided reversal OF form Shep-
ard. Nesmith. Merrill. Cohlll. and Lynch
viii be eligible to-day. and this string OF
heavy swatters should turn the tide for
the Southeast lads
The Ageies took their ninth straight
victory Monday against Twining, and the
boys from the Mall are confident they
wi.i establish a sand-lot victory Who's
going 20 take the first faI out OF the
Farmers3 Twining has rerished thrice at
their han6s but Advent seems 20 be the
team the clerks fear most. and next Mon
days game win be worth seeing.
Murphy IS pulling OF miraculous stunts
az third for the Aggies. and Is Just open-
inc his batting eye. Yesterday. when he
heard or the hat prize. he demanded
that II be turned over TO him now. and
agreed that II he did not eventually win
IL he would return the skypiece 20 the
halter. The haster is the only man OBJ
jecting. as the boy has a splendid record
10 date and Is vastly improving
The Washington herald., 1909-06-09
LAToNIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-FiEe furlongs Gilpy. los walsh
70 !. won; Ben steel. h8 CHeideD . 70 sec
cndi Brrvite, los CMcGeel. Is % !. third Time
81 % FightiDg Bob BsniTvs. Ccran. T. NJ
Iryin, Judge Walton. Lord Clinton. Riddy Lee
John CahsEah. Rokety. and Royal Report also ran
eLCOND RACE-Ons nile and seventy yards
McNaliy. 90 (Hufnsgei), Is 20 / won. De1ve- CO.
" tFaul. % > second; Reside. 10 Burton {
20 l. ahird Tine, la4 IS. Qu8aga, Ethel Car
yuoge Sanity. Sir Irving. Hasty. and Sir Waltes
Rollins also ran
Third RACE-FOur and onehalf furlongs. Loui.s
s.. IL CHeideD. 70 Won T,st. 80 -
wash. Is 10 1 second: Alexie Io5 (Aus-inl IoI
% !. third Time. o:55 IS. Redeem. Martin II
Cisuole. EthelbeTg. and Ransack also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-sirteenth miles
A08ostse' S19S8' ~ Page. % s. won; All Red. 81
Martini. 70 ]. second Jupiter Joe a TviIIf1rs5
The Washington herald., 1909-06-09
VALUE OF A GOOD PINCH
HITTER IS SET AT 5000

The national commission has
gone on record a. 90 the value OF
z pinch hitter. DOde Criss asked
for $1,000, and the commission.
In restoring him 10 his good
standing, stated ~his salary de-
mands were not extraVaEant.s
The difficulty about that pinch
hitting game g 60 prove you are
rcully one.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-09
Brentwoods pent RirrrdnIe.

Riverdale, Nd. June S.--The Rlverdale
second team was defeated to-day a,
Brentwood. I to g. The Brentwood Sec
ond team won through their good batting.
The features OF the game were the field
Ing OF Ketner and Williams. OF the losers.
The Riverdale second team would like 70
arrange games with teams averaging six
teen snd seventeen years OF age Address
Mr. Roberts. Rivsrdale. Nd. The lineup:
Outheleders. A. Hobson (captain). II.
Knight. L. knight. and c. Hubbard: in
heiders, G. Williams. J. Ketner. T. Espey.
K. Brooks. e. Hubbard. and J. Tanning,
oatchers, Stewart and l. Knight; pitch
ers. N. Bransorn, H. Knight. Fainter, c.
Plozet, and Harvey Smith
The Washington herald., 1909-06-09

70 I, third Tine. l;H Is. Ziensp and DR..
BarkleJ also ran
FIFTH RACE-Five and ono-half furloues Aics
George, JOG lkenredyl q % J. won: Tom Nc
Grata. l@ tPagel . 20 5, second; Ton Holland
~ lWalshl. % J. third Time. I0s IS Pal
Firehall Rebel Queen. Ethslda Busy Man, Zeola
Aruua. CalsOWay. Prank stagg. select. Craftsulan.
JACK and Right nlsu nm
SIXTH RACE-0nc mile and seventy yansA
RomD g Martini. 70 8. won: Ludhinna. % Oic.
Gee 3 % ! second. GcrTylnaDter. 80 fNlIlaus) Is
70 I. third. TiIne. Isa 2-5 The Peer, Bald Hay-
ward, Senper, Eustacian and Col. Blue alzo rau.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-09
NEW TRACK UNDER WAY.
JuareE, Mexico, Being Converted
Into a Race Center.

F. PasO. Tex. June S.-The report Is
current that Jaurez. Mexico. opposite this
city, is 10 be converted into a veritabl4
Monte Carlo when the race track is com
pleted, and that all sorts Of ganhIinv
games are to be operated.
Work commenced to-day on the race
track. which is being promoted By Col
Matt J. Vim. president Of the American
Turf Association; J. J. FoIansbee. man
ager for ". r. Hearst's Mexican ranch
interests. and Alberto Terrazas. son Of
Gen. Louis Terrazas. former governor OF
Chihuahua.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-09
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Norfolk and Richmond Play Eleven
Innings, q 10 o.

Innings, o 10 o.
Norfolk, Va, June S.-Ncrfolk and
Richmond played a runless game os
eleven innings on a soggy field this aft
ernoOn- II was called on account OF
darkness. Both BUssey and Otey did
effective pitching, although good base
running in the mud was impossible.
neither team getting a man az fer as
third base. Score.
III. Z
Richaaona----... 00eo6o E5s
NorfolE- o Q o 00000 o-g :
Bstteres-Bus-ey sus Messift; Orey ana Ar5u,ou
Urapres-1Iessrs- Msce and Hsrnizar
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FITz HERBERT WINS
Captures Broadway Stakes at
the GraYeSend Track.
KING COBALT WINS HANDICAP

Good Handling by Butvven Takes
Our Hannah 40 Victory in the Open
ing Raee-sanctus and Waterspeed
Fight II Ont for the steepIechase
and the Former Wins.
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BrookIand Junior, wan. e.m..

The Brookland Juniors want games
with all teams fourteen years old. Ad-
dress Bushrod c. Washington. r.. 1913
Lawrence street REookland-
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Don't Beat Your CARPETS.

That's the ancient wahe insantary unsatisfactory way IT
DOES NOT thoroughly dust and dirt 1T DOES pound the
lie out OF the fabric and lessen carpets serviceabitv
The right way is the CONGER way. This modern method Of
carpet cleaning takes every particle of dust and dirt o
the carpet its original brightness without inug the fabric in be
slightest.
CONGERS CARPET CLEANING
The Most Modern and Satisfactory of
Phone West Az Plant 23d and N Y Ave.
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MAINE RESORTS.
the SEI LOyIsBURG oI,.sBII Bar Harbor, Me.

TO SEPTEMBER -.
noted for cuisine and service ;
telephone in suites. and all
scenery unsurpassed On At
N. l. BALCH. Prop. The
Ne.
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DanvilEe. ei Port.morth. ]

Danville. Va, June S-The Red sox de-
feated the Truckers to-day BY the poor
fielding OF the latter. combined with the
effective. consistent pitching OF Loos, who
kept the FIVE hits secured OF hin well
scattered. and who presented no passes
The visitors punched four errors ia the
fourth inning. which. coupled with Pow
els home run, were responsible for the
runs Clean hits and sacrifices IN the
seventh and eighth innings gave the 10
Gals two more scores. Score:
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VIRGINIA RESORTS.
BUCkROE BEACH HOTEL
sUcKRoE BEACH, VA.

Situated on Lower Chesapeake Bay; magnificent
scenery. srd bathing. fine fishing. and beautiful
drises. Under The management Of the n. n. d
o. P. Ry. Eiec. Co.
Letter and booklet upon application
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LARSEN and ALVIN

PACIFIC AND ARKANSAS AYES
Both under EgTlo management. table and service
unsxcelled- American plan, s.. . day up; s weekly
up european plan, = weekly up. Pier and
fractions near BY; bathing privileges from both ho-
tels; booklet mailed.
PETER LARSEN PFourfetof
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HQTEL YARMourH

Han block 90 ocean 'front.' Everv roorn ooen
view: Cap, 800. Elevator private baths. &c
Porches overlook Boardwalk. Cuisine a feature
IHE CARLTON. Chelsea ave. and Beech-Cels-
brAted for Us home comforts appointments and Is
Die; select patronage; sth Season
CHAs- p ZALLALI.
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pEHnVn Ocean ave. close 10 Beach. Piers
= Wv and all attractious: large sirv
rooms; superior table; $50 daily. SO weekly.
MRS L K. LOWER
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GALEN HALL

HoTEL AND SANATORIUM,
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.,
With It's elegant comfort its superior table ana
service. and curative and tonic baths With trained
Huendsnt1 is an ideal place for long or short stay
T. L. YOUNG. Geu1 Manager.
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ARLINGTON.

MICHIGAN AVENUE AND BEACH.
Finest location and moSt attractive os noderute-
priced hotels Open Surroundings: light cheerful
roorns. Special 20 July Is 500 and I'd per day.
5000 and up per week New management
MRS R. J. OSBORNE & SON.
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and Cottages.

VI ~ q 2 y 4 i
An attractive hotel.
elevator. private baths.
modern Improvements. .
lhntic Coast. address
Louis6urg. Bar HaTbor.
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THE LELANDE

DIBECI-f ON TIE BEAOK at MaEzchus
ave SPECIAL low rates May and June.
JACOB n HAVE
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HOTEL BOTHWEII

VIRGINIA AVE, Second House from BoarixaIk
Open AL year. Overlooking the Steel Pier. Py.
Eate baths ;. n. r. boutwell,
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Berkshire Inn sSS o2n TIl,Iy'. ~ year. Ocean Ocean
: up daily - so. Sl25o. SIS weekly. Private baths
Rooms running water; steam: capacitv 40. el.vst-
70 street j. o. & J. 2 DICKINSON
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HOTEL JACKSON
TABOR INN

Connecticut ave. and beach; ideal location: ocesp
view roOns; homelikc: excellent table: 8 u veeklv.
special June ntss. A NJ DTTNN
PONCE DE LEON,
Vlrrlrln arn nnH Raach. -
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NEW CLARION. KENTUCKY AVE
I'd house from beach; elevator; book
let S. X. BONIFACE.