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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-29
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Slair, Nebr.

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ga oGif"s Ge0aftsr peo en- 8egra-
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ffellige Ste0er. Ser bar 6e1tItemning
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fra StapleburIt.
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SiOt fra SnletiOen / &ugal, ga,

Get er ijelOent, man ier noget i
San feren" fra &opul, men set CT
III fife, forOi fer life er l1oget at
meooele; men bet lDnes, iom ON
ingen bar 2p1t til at ifripe. gu pil
ieg 0a fortGQe li0t fra Suletioen og
begDn0e meO, at nogle 0nge fgr
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fuloe @Dnge1tole meo 9p0er=SDer-
tref iom en- @rfenOelIesgape for
bans Irbejoe pes l1ngoomsmgDerne.
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bleD taget / fltlO 8rug, og Gang og
Cole lpo / Breitebiemmct. Otter
gtDOellen al Sorfriifning, Iom Sc
lnge Biger bei6rgeOe, ifiltes otter
zen itore rtng0omsIfare, bper til fit
Stem.
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unge og eI6re iamGeoe SltIeoften /
Dor Strife til SltGetre. gfterot Grp=
item bab6e tult, bleb S11IeIpiene
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San. %, 1909.

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Ier iaa goo at optage fplgenOe:
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og 9tptaor, og M mart er Ell SoIp-
teoel al oct M aar gaaet -. Srem=
as. - Sg iaa rpffer oct / OenI iom
lpnes,t ser er laa meget, De ifulOe
bape giort, meOens Ser enOnu er
Si0. - SiD - flpgtige Wonoment,
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be0roge Ell ielD i0et minOite, tbi
man banOler ga / 9ie6liffet meO en-
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ia flart, 6ppr li0t Gi0 man egent=
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peO er nOget iua0ant. 6orti0en er
fife Dor u0en / @%rin0ring, 6renlti=
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lem ser ingen @arunti er for, bet
tliper r%ealiieret. Silboge er iou Blot
9}ltet, 9jebliffet Sen foitbare
SiO" StOen, 9ipet - 6rentaO,
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til, bDao pi ipnes, Der bar &GrO not
til, at en- iaoOan 6ormte oOsles Der
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let Sroit.
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The Washington times., 1909-11-17
]. JEFFRIES' TRAIN
STARTS OUT TODAY
Former Champion to Make
Tour of East With All
Star Cast.

NEW YORK. Nov. lit requires
some loose change to keep a grand op'ry
troupe out on the road, but then there
are other things in this world Of art
and literature which are expensive.
James J. Jenries. that smiling ath-
lete, with Sam Berger and Frank Gotch,
worlds champion wrestler, heads an az
gregatiOn of stellar lights who set Gdl
today from New York en- route TO At
Iantic City, to open up three weeks of
one-night stands.
Jenries' contract calls for a salary Of
g. $50 a week, while he must be provided
with private car, containing a com
plete gymna stun outfit. His contract
also allows him to return TO New York
December /, to be present when bids
for his fight with Johnson are opened.
The aggregation must expect to clean
up all the money in the world, for. be-
sides Jeffrtes, the others must be paid
good salaries, and GotCh is noted for
his catch-as-catch-can grip on coin Of
the realm
The Washington times., 1909-11-17
HILLNAN DECIDES
TO QUIT TRACK
Famous Runner May Take
Up Role of College
Instructor.

NEW YORK, Nov. Hilary Hill
man. the Pride of the Mercury Foot,
ana one Of the greatest athletes that
ever scooted over the clnders or bound
race. ms 'o9e
on November 1, ten years to the day
since he won his first contest the ,,raaf
athlete hung his toys in the closet never
to be taken down again and bad MS
last farewell to the game For nersoreT
reasons Harry did not announce 11Dtii
today his permanent retirement frora
the sport which he, perhaps more tbar
any one Of the covey OF channn5one
sporting silks Of Gotham clubs. heIDe5
to Ycpularize IN the metropolitan dis
trict
II Is barely possible that Hillman wiz
continue his career in athletics as a
pro OCCASIONAL coach. Harry was offered
the position OF trainer Of the Princeton
University track team, but the terms
were so small Irs refused to consider
them. Since then he has had offers
from two other colleges, three regiments
and several athletic clubs.
Though Harry is succeeding at anOth-
er buGiness, II would not be surprising
TO see him eventually roped by some of
those who are bidding for his services
as trainer
The Washington times., 1909-11-17
SIR THOMAS DISPELS
DOUBTS ABOUT RACE
Upton States Positively He
Will Challenge for
Cup Again.

NEW YORK Nov. u-Before sailing
for Europe today on the Lusitania, Sir
Thomas Upton. authorized the state
ment that he would positively challenge
for the Americas Cup again, the cup
races TO be held during the year 1911
Sir Thomas was evidently stung By
the inspired statement made by a high
official OF the New York Yacht Club,
who inttnaated IN plain terms that Sir
Thomas was not sincere in his desire
to challenge for the cup.
When seen at the pier just prior to
his departure today. Sir Thomas was
more curt about the cup than at any
time during his stay in America He
said:
You may state positively for me,
without qualification, that I shall chal-
Ienee for the Americas Cup for a fourth
time. the race to be held in the year
1911 NY racing engagements for the
Shamrock IN 1910 prevent my coming
to America with a cup challenger next
year"
The challenge viii come in official
form through the Royal Ulster Yacht
Club, OF which Upton is a member.
Sir Thomas declined 10 say when the
official challenge would be forwarded.
FIe ad led that he believed the challenge
he is prepared TO send will be accepted.
The Washington times., 1909-11-17
ORDINARY CARE
lessons DANGER

Authorities are pretty well united In
the opinion that ordinary care on the
part Of TIE Individual greatly lessons
the danger of contracting consumption.
So many cases of this dread disease
have their origin IN neglect Of an ordi-
nary cough or cold, that il is appa ling
20 note the Indifference with which so
many people regard this common com
plant
At the first indication Of a cold steps
should be taken TO check II at once. For
this purpose the following simple for
mula IS highly recommended as being
most effective. Mix together. in q large
bottle, two ounces Of GIycerine. a half
ounce Of Virgin OIL OF Pine compound
pure and eight ounces Of pure Whisky.
Shake well and take a teaspOOnful four
times a day. IT IS claimed By the Leach
Chemical Co., OF Cincinnati, who pre-
pare the genuine Virgin OIL OF Pine
compound pure. that this mixture will
break up a cold IN twenty-fOur hours
and cure any cough that IS durable.
The Washington times., 1909-11-17
HART DECLINES
HEYDLER'S JOB
Sportsman Makes
Strong Statement Anent
His Nomination.

CHICAGO, Nov. Thames Harris
reasons for not being a candidate for
president of the National League were
made public today.
In the first place, James A. says he
wouldn't take the office unless he were
elected for tern of years, and in the
second place he wouldn't consider the
job unless he was assured that ne could
maintain his home in this city, name
his own man as secretaTy-treasurer, and
not be reqVired 10 give up his outside
business here. Hart says he never was
a candidate for the office. but that GER
tain presidents of National League
clubs. presumably Murphy Of the Cubs,
and Ebbets Of the Superbas, asked him
II he would accept the position Hart
in his statement, makes 1t clear that
he wants no position Of any kind in any
baseball hague. His statement follows:
Il am not now. L never have been, and
/ never snail be a candidate Tor the OF
flee Of president Of the National League.
Some time ago presidents OF certain
National League clubs asked me II L
would accept the office If 1t were ten
dered to me- Ny reply was that l was
perfectly content with my present bust
ness, social and domestic conditions,
and that l would not under any circum-
stances consider the question for mo
ment unless were positively assured in
advance that I would not be required to
give VI my business or residence IN Chi
cagO; that / wol Id be elected for a
term Of years, and that I would be per-
mitted to name the secretary and treas
urer Of the league.
LAS the conditions meant A change in
the National League constitution, and
would require the votes of six Of the
eight clubs TO make the change. I did
not treat the subject very seriously. [
have not seen, or in any way communi-
Gated with a National League president
for thirty days. but am ready TO declare
that should the office be rendered to me
with all the above conditions assured, /
would be compelled TO decline the honor.
] positively am through with profess
slonal baseball for all time to come.
The Washington times., 1909-11-17
HARVARD EXCITED
OVER ITS CAPTAIN
Tackle Fish, Injured Re
Gently, Has Not Been
Out for Practice.

BOSTON. Mass. Nov. 1T.-Despite as
surancss from trainers and physicians
that Captain Fish. OF Harvard. will DO
IN shape for the big game on Saturday.
he has not appeared in the lineup since
the Dartmouth game. Fish got a bad
bruise in that struggle, and much IN
easiness is manifested among Harvard s
rOOIers over his condition.
Harvard's squad was given two hours
secret drill yesterday. This afternoon
viii be the last opportunity to see the
team in action before tbs game. and a
big parade OF graduates and under
graduates has been arranged.
The feeling here Is that the chances
OF the teams are practically even. Yale
is a slight faVOrite. the odds IN the bets
already being placed from 10 70 TO 10
TO in favor Of the blue.
The Washington times., 1909-11-17

With the cancellation Of the remain
Ing games Of the football schedule and
the disorganization Of the eleven. the
attention of followers Of athletics at
Georgetown is today directed to the
basketball qufnt, which. according to
Physical Director Joyce, is the most
promising IN the history of the sport
at The college.
With the intercollegiate champ .onship
as their goal, the quint win open its
season shcrtIy, and within the next few
months viii meet the teams represent
ing nearly every important college in
this part Of the country.
Several weeks ago the schedule called
for the opening Of the season on Sat
urday. November q. However, the
1uint is rapidly rounding into shape
and Manager Burdick. realizing the
necessity of an early start and consist
ent practice, Is negotiating with the
MANAGEMENT Of the Baltimore Medical
School quint for a game 10 be played
at odd Fellows Hall next Saturday
evening. In the event that he IS unsuc-
cessful IN landing this game. the team
viii play an all-Washington Quint, COM
posed OF the crack players Of the Y.
N c. a. and various athletic clubs
of the District
New Games Added.
since the last publication Of the sched-
ule several important games have been
added. Manager Burdjok has completed
arrangements for a Southern trip of
two days duration, during which time
the team will play Washington and Lee
and the Virginia Military Institute, the
former on February IS. and the latter
the following day. A return game win
be played with washington and Lee in
this city some time in January, the date
TO be determined latter. Another game
has been arranged with Columbia Uni
The Washington times., 1909-11-17

In transportation from the fac
tory to store. Regular jewel
ers know how to find out and
remedy such things, and they
do before selling anyone a
watch.
". When buying WaIfham
Watch always ask your jeweIer
for one adjusted 10 temperature
and position.
The Washington times., 1909-11-17
GEORGETOWN BEGINS
BASKETBALL SEASON
Blue and Gray Quint Has Bright Prospects Games
Are Probable-Open Schedule
Next Saturday.

vers1ty, OF New York, to be played IN
New York. December 10.
It IS stilI probable that a game win be
arranged with the University Of Penn
sylvania FIVE, which last year captured
the intercollegiate championship. The
Penn management has an open date on
the schedule as a result Of the canCella-
ton Of the game with the Carlisle In
dams booked fer January 27 Several
other college teams are negotiating for
the date. but Manager Burdick, OF the
local team. thinks he has an excellent
chance Of landing II.
For the past week the team has been
pTaCticing in the Carroll gymnasium,
and has played practice games with the
team representing that institution. Sew
eral new players have reported 10 Cap
tain COllifOwer, most promising being
Gibson, the star forward of last season s
NOtre Dame quint. which completed the
season with an excellent record, after
having played ali Of the large college
teams. Gibson's work IN practice has
already assured him a place on the
team, his accurate passing and goal
tossing attracting wide attention. Others
who have proved decided ability at the
indoor game ara: Spencer, a former An
dover Academy player. and Monarch,
who claims experience as a player with
the Boston Y. NJ. Q. A.
Veterans Practice
The squad that worked out 81 Carroll
gymnasium under Coach Joyce last eve
ming included Capt Jim ColIihovver,
George CoIlihower, Schlosser, and Cog
gins, all Of last seasons Quint: Regis.
forward of last seasons Y. ID. c. A.
FIVE: Gibson. the former Notre Dame
player, and Spencer formerly OF
Andover ACADEMY.
A special feature Of this years cam
paign, which will be tried out by Nan
ager Burdick, is the holding Of dances
in the Armory after all games. 1t IS
expected that this will attract the In
terest of the fair sex, and at the same
time act as a drawing card TO increasa
the crowds.
The Washington times., 1909-11-17
VAUGHN AND LOGAN
TO PLAY FOR YALE

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Nov. I7.-Much
to the JOY Of Yale hackers and en-
Yale's regular ends, Vaughn
and Logan, will probably be in the big
game with Harvard at Cambridge Sat
Urday. II is announced that both men,
whose legs were injured IN the Prince
ton game will be IN condition 20 get
into the practice on Yale field this
afternoon.
Despite stories that Yale viii have the
battle Of her life to get through the
Harvard lines for long gains, the Blue
team IS expressing every confidence in
its ability to produce the necessary class.
The Washington times., 1909-11-17
Durability!

Waltham Watches viii last
a lifetime or more, but get
your watch started right. Buy
from no one but a regulars
jeweler. Many little accidents
may have happened to a watch
The Washington times., 1909-11-17
a a. a. CURES
SbS6Sb CHRONIC ULCERS

There nothing that
chronic fostering ulcer As fingers slowly eating into the tissues and
sts the Of being generous in its nature Efforts heal the
because such treatment have possible effect the blood where
morbid
circulation to the place to keep it aed and diseased The
blood
begin s. s. s. to the founanhead of the trouble and drives
morbid
ulcer Then this rh purified blood carried the diseased
discharge tissue and healthy flesh formed
does make surface cure but by supplying blood with heah
tbs diseased firmly permanently together
free to all who write THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA GA
The Washington times., 1909-11-17

We are going to discontinue
the line of Schl0ss Bros. & Co.
Therefore, this sacrifice at this
time Of the season. At the prizes
you are now paying, We will buy
them back if not satisfied at the
same price any time within 80
days. No fairer offer can be
made.