davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Nlinneiotapolitifer 900.

Soel Seatuole. llegioer og Heoaf.
tgr al "RortbHelo Rcps". Here Mar
4ongresrcprpientaut ira 3oie 81.
thrift og / lin 5i0 en- al Mirneiotls
melt ~befienoie % inoiluoeliesrige 30
I%ititere. err oen 46e os. dignoet ueo
Gsoeu / lit Siem / R~ortbHelo. Stimt
Wr. Seotrpole i Irugere Eio baooe
Iiot al grig6ts 0iieaie, tom Gsoeu
pIuoieIig OF uOentet. Sans Suitru,
Gertrude artibulO SeatiuoIe. mco
bUem ban blep siit / Souoon 1890,
% en- Steoootter oUerIeuer BAN.
aiosoe ser uor loot / 8ateriorO
nil, Suo.. Oeu 22oe auguit 1856.
tcm til Rimeioto / 1882. isrit iom
ReoreOattsr al "G~uterpriie" / @leu,
zoe Ga ienere al gate Superior
Heps" i Iulutb. ~Rortbiiel0 RcpS",
af builfct 9lnO ban iiogu bar pPret
baaOe llogicer % Gbeire0ottsr. feb
tc ban / 1884. San par | Here War
We0lem az oeu repubIiflnife Stnts.
eentrolfomite og raIgtes | 1894 Ill
RcprPieutant / aongregieu en- Sill.
lima ban ~iuochoube / ire Sermirer.
ioet Ran ucmIia gieruoIgtes bnaSe !
1896 I 1898 "a 1900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Sneifreo / QIaifa.

Sra Seiparo. aIoifn. mebocIcs ON
en- Sneifreosnlpffe. Tom BEN 2Soe
NartS inotrai | @Grbeoen al Snu.
gnus aobbermine, o. / 6orbinoeIie
meb bpiIfen Ser beretteS ON en- mar.
feIig HeNning at en- al benz. iom
blep begrooet nnber SfreOet.
Sfreoet, Der le2ueoe hsit oppe |
gosiiben, rep meb Tia ire Arbeioere,
Ser besrnpeoes unoer Sne. % @ruS-
maSierne. 20 al Dem Ipffe0es set at
fao grapet no igien nogenlunoe itror
% uoen at babe Iiot nogeu ltcrre
Sfaoe; De andre TO par imioIertio
6egraoebe iaa bpbt al man intet fun.
be ie al Dem os 0erfor heller life pio.
tie, boor man ifnl6e begpnoe al isge
eiter Dem. Ser err al Contaminated
Tor, at De begge TO UiINe lat 9ipet til,
ON oct life bapoe uGret Tor Ell Suno
tilhercnoe Den enc al Dem, Ell Nouo
peb Hapn NcGInrp. Otter en- Stliro
at bare inuiet omfrin0 eiter lin Ser.
re, gao ben fig pluoieli9 til at crane
/ Snecn 90 peb at fomme bom iii
Sirlp meo Safer % Spn0er Ipffe.
oeS set ReSningsmRnocue at gien.
iinbe Dem beese TO. NcGIorp crane.
be8 op igien ilipe bporimoo bans
aamerat allereoe bar blepet fpaIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
nmaoreenine.
Nogrt ON, buaS Rem DOrt Gitp tran.
ger til 2epnstsmiSler.
80 Siaioner ON 2iaret.

Yet bsreS nRiten utroIigt no, men
Oct er beUiSlig ianSt, at Rep gorf
ettp bar en- oobbeIt ina itor Raoreo.
ming at betaIe ON garet iom Onfel
Gam meo fine SriaSfot til 9anos ca
til BANDS % Iiiiu0er al andre Run.
&c at is0e. vi Rem gorfs SnO6ua.
aere 6leu Ser rentIig iiOite Var for.
tTret nRiteu 10000 100000 guno
mco faite og lpoenoe Raoparer, ca
De foiteoe Dem tiIiammen omtrent
$t,750.000.0O
elsie SpIpsringer er benteoe ira
ItdtiItiife Spaauer. iom er inoiom.
Ieoe nuSer oe paogoaenoe ltn6erIs.
gelier al anringen iii De hsie Briier
poa Observation-Disclosures. Saaet ooer.
houehet iortGrer giennemInitlia bert
Suhiuio for 1875 / 2eunetSmioIer
ON Iuret, iporenoe iii omtrent 6
Gluo ON Gogeu. beri naturIiauis
mcoreGnet Suiie, Sbe, Gl og andre
fipoenoe @arer.
Som ucrtelil tun6e pGre uoqigr
aiso set itsrite 9elgb ioupeI meo
Seninu til SpoIitet iom Erts; Ser
fortGreoes nemli1 liSite gor life
mirore enc t.20O,00o.0O 9uno
GioS. Tom tiliammeu foiteSe aouil.
menterre S250,000.0 900. ri fif FOR.
iGreoeS Der omtrent 100000.
600. iom al aoniumenterue betaltes
meo S25, 900. 900. 8i0ere iorbrua.
res 730.000.O00 Guorts nteo Mclt.
for bbiIfe ser tiIiammen betaltes ioa.
paalaa SEQ, 100000 af Smer for.
trreOcS ser Tor $1,000, 0G0, al s@g
for oper $40, 000.0 oe AZ @iIot o.
5irrfrr for beuimoo $50.000.000
@rsoreguiugeu til 9penS $500 30.
serier belsb iia til $50 100000 meo
minoit St0,000,0 900 ertra for Snf-
fertsi OF on6et Slifferi. Regninseu
for @rsniager bar uGitcn liaeioa tor
Tom aisbreguingcn. ioet oen nuorog
til oocr $500, OOO.O 600, % ser uar
oesu0eu mango Smaarcgninger paa
S5.OOO000 til $4,000 900 for for.
itieaige SIngs grtitIer, Der life ipe.
cielt err fla5iificerst. si artifler, Der
aoor inb / set nImiuoelige. oogIige
3orbrug, men iom life retteIiger ton
flasiiiiceres Tom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
fer. er 81. Iine og grTuoeoine.
buorai Der iortRreoes for ca. 500.
600, 1000 oa for $4,000 900 i 20.
baf og Gigorer, iom gif op / Rsg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
en- merfelie OpfinoeIie.

en- | Chicago b%oiiooenoe Eiterri.
ger. DR.. 8. Senrp 9opof. bar Cd.
llrnoet ct ErplerperiugsmiOnel iom
ban poaitaar oil benare ale SlaaS
Wtaoporer | iuloitrrois iriif GiIitono
I Ell npiten u%bereanelig lang Sio.
Sp~iinoelieuS SopeobeitdnoosI be.
itaar al ifiuumet Melf, ser aiennem
en- his Groees er blepet berspet al lin
Higoom os ale tine @ofterier pao Ell
enfeIt upr. lille @ienitanoe, iom
Npppes ne6 | Den @phife. ser / Ito.
ieen6e minoer ltGrtt ON riatig tpro
MGlfeblonbe. oTffes al Ell npiten
ulpulig &inSe, Der hinbrer SnStrpn.
gen al Spirer. Suit % @ouo. oa iom
er uopIeiclig % upaopirfelig al ieIp
&c melt Gtieubc Sprer.
s DR.. HonofS 2aborotorium bpn.
ger itore aieoitpffcr, BoareInur oa
Sill, iom for tortere cler IrnGere
Sio Iioen bar pGret bebanbIeSe meS
oct me grpporot, men iom oqe ier
Ii9c rifle no, Iom ga &c fout ira
Slaateren.
Sper 3aa oppper DR.. Romaf ct
Guiin ~npoGrpeoe 9ga re0 / Den mar.
tcli0e MRIfebIouoe % mTrfer "a.
tcen paa brert sgg. ct, iom oar Oo.
teret Den 9be Soruor 1909. blcp
cabinet / Nprppr al Here gpisreiereu
ter % bite iig at bare Iiac ioa friift
JON Den Tag. oct bleo lagt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
'Sucfet Shop SpinoeIen

Sra @~aibinetcu mebbeles BEN Ace
spril, al MpnoigbeSerne / 3ogens
Sob pente6e at bope ~ af De 80 Ser.
Toner, Tom al ben isbernle 8~ranOiurp
oor 6eYInttet iat nnber Siltnle for
"Sucfet Sbop". SpinbIerier | iorifieI.
liae Gele al Sonbet, bag 2aos og
Suffe. Serten al Dem par naereoe
iaIot / Observation-Disclosures Spnoer
unocr aa55iau Den fOregauenSe ri.
ten.
20 al De SiItalte, ION Dor ! @oib-
inatou, Senrp q. 3urpee % Charles
81. aaep. baube ON @orgenen iripil.
lis opersiuet iig % par bIepet IesIaot
igien MOB Saution-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
Qarsuoiieterne

Sfient bet naturIi9pis enSnu life
ton bare Gale ON at 6anne iig
nogen Mening ON Rciultatet iremt.
gaor oct bog af Snoberetninaer fro
ole .aanter al Tor6oeiten, at ltoiia.
terne til ct soot aor operaIt err oper.
maaoe lopenoe. Snrmerne err gien.
nemiuitlig ire Tiger Ipugere fremme
meo Gaoronarbeioet iaar, emo DC por
paa iamme Iio iiior. Manse por
nofina tuiplraobige, bd @aaren be.
spnote at inofimoe fig inu tioIis; DC
par bauge for, at Der after piIoe brp.
De los meb Sne og auIbe, men ga
oct pafre 8eir neoporebe, % oct iaa
no til, at 8oareu bao0e i~nofun6et
irg for aloor. fit De bet pllloielig ira.
oeIt, og bar bart set trnpeIt bper Dag
iiben, lao Der rltnbt ON / Norboeiter
mi err plsiet og t%iliaoet iterre StrGf.
nineer emo | Mnnbs @inoe poo oen.
ne aoriens Sib.
Soruoen at Sarmerne pao @rltnS
al Oct u~ieoponIig pofre @eir bar Dor.
ret iot iitano til at ubisre Steritepar.
ten al 8narouuar6eioet iaa me9et tio'
ligere emo panligt, fit De ogioa ifior
giort mer Ssitplsining emo ponIi9t,
ibet nemIia Soften bar npiten Iige
iaa len iiior, iom 8aaren bar pPret
tibIig idar.
Sorbbunoen err piitnof paa fine
Steber temmeIig tor, men toget | lin
SeIbeo funbe Sen life enifes / 6eore
Stano. Gen betpoelige WGngbe
Sne, Tom operoIt por faIot tiIisrtc
Soroen Ell MPnaoe Sugtigbeo, o.
besuben bar Ser / Sc iibite paa Sage
pon forifielige Steber foIbt a6ifiQia
Tegn. Wer oq alminbeligere Rear
pilbe biitnof bore enifelig, men 6ar'
merne er tilireo8 oe bill life floae.
ielp ON set ifuI0e bli Spbolosueir
enonu Ell fort Si6 fremorer.
Sra nPiten ale Gonter | Roro'
peIten meloes ON ~betDbeIige llbuibel'
Ter al GaernreoIet. Ter err flor SOFT
oa iooar bIeoet bruot mer nm Ager
ems nogeniinbe, og aabniuacu al d
mango Observation-Disclosures for 9e.
6pgaelie bar gipet Sdrmin0uItrien
Norooeiten ct mGetist Spioing
elsie Reiernotiouer prer MI al gtp.
Ipggere og bill burtig bli foronoret I'll
tqtbefoIfe6e og bIomitrenbe Ggne.
Sno6eretniuger til Great Ror
tbern. ganens Sopebfontor / Ct
4oul gaor no pna, at man oaerebt
res llgens 9eGunoeIie bar iRroiG
meb minoit SaIppnrten al Sonrom
ar6ei6ct Ianas oenue Bones i%orifiel
liae 2inier. Ger pentebes en- 6or
eaelie al ira 10 til 20 0rocent
ageraresIet iammeuIignet meS for
rigc Mars. Get meite al bette OiI bIi
be t~ilioaet meo Soeoe % Star. Stcri
err SorsgeIien | Mlontano. og lang:
SEN peItliae Gnoe al goneitrRfnin
aeu itaar aaereoe ginterbpebeagrenl
srsnne.
Nori6ern Iacifc.S anens @iceprG
iibent, 8. ~. Souuaioro, Der ! @tan
bags penote tiIba5e ira en- Snipet
t~ionsreiie oper 9aneipitemei, beret
fer. at ser iiGr i eitIise Montana Of
ueitIige 9ortb Gafota er ioreiaget e.
RGnsSe Hpplsining, og at bette ar
beioe nGiten ~uoelutfenSe noisres mel
9omppIose. Ger par paa mileInng
strafninser life Ell Seit at lie ase
rem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08

Ieue DelliIlluu eH SlllieS Slu, pppIs
efter Hoolenelt blep piit omfring paa
Slottct. 9errnber blep ban oeioa
foreitiaet for 9ronningen, iom inb-
loo Jig | en- Iengere Samtale nleo
BAN.
Otter auoienien foretog TooieoeIt
en- 9ieretur gieuuem 9pens @ober %
beisete flere al @pens mango biito.
rife Sepproigbeber.
On aftenen Waneaa) por Sberit
TooiepeIt og 8omilie aoneeporrets
@i9iter til 0tiboogs paa Slottet. Ser
bar truffet fore Sorbereoelier for
benne 9egipenbeO, os oct beoer Jig,
at 9ronningen ielp boobe forcitaoet
arrongementet. Seb 8oroet baubc
Iooiepelt SGoe peo 9ronningens
beire Sibe.
SirsSog Iorgen uilugoe Song
@ictor emanuel Nr. Tooiepelt Ell
&~ontrootiit | bans Sotel og tog BAN
berefter nteb fig no paa en- Sisretrr
/ fin Gutomobil. Sc beiegte ierit
Observation-Disclosures bpor Sropperne
oeo Seres anfomit too opitiaebe og
aigoo foneelig Sonor. eiterpaa fore.
toges Ell &9ffe gpelier, Tom Grprq-
iibenten fulgte meo leoenoe Sn.
teresie.
Sra Gprrabierfasierren fisrte
&ongen og bans 8ipit til oct unoer
Spferelie p9renoe Wonlment for
@ictor emanuel II, % pua bpis Sp'
iereIie Ser biotil err anoenot oper
100000 Sammen flatrebe De
op til Soppen al Wonumentet, bpor-
ira Der BABES et ~Itorartet HunoIfue
ocer &om og bets Smgipelier.
ON gftermiobaeen foretog &ooIe'
belt, Wrs. Hooieoelt, aermit og
@tbel en- gutomobiltur pau eger
Saano meb Brofesior Sesie 8. Gar
ter, fra ben amerifanife flasliife
SfoIe / Rom, iom 6iierone.
S ct SnterbieD meo ben W1pg9e'
irprm al Observation-Disclosures, Der
Itrar omgioer BAN, iaainurt Der gioes
nogen anleoning bertil, erflGreoe
ban, at set til ct amerifanif Sloo te.
legraierebe Tpgtc ON, at ban peo jim
SiemfomIt piloe tage EartI moo in
Giterfslger, par "bet renelte Sp-
ipinb". Sm fine Ilnner eiter Gil
bagefomiten til De SoreneOe Stnter
bar ban life ptret ct Sro til nogen
lepenoe SipI og ogtebe beller life at
gjere bet, for ban after banoe lat 80.
oen paa amcrifanif Grnrro.
Set foriGroelige Here / anleo'
ming oen ofiloaebe Guoiens hos Sa'
ben bar leoet til, at Scr. Hoole'
belt, for at unbgoa at blipe truffet
meo inc / DC firfeIige S~triotgbeoer,
ooioa bor mauttet ienOe aibuo meo
SenIpn til ocn til Snsoag afteit be-
Itemte Ieception for Weolemnlerllc
al ben amerifanife aoloni j Tom. vi
bubet iiges birefte of ifploes ben ante
rifanife Observation-Disclosures ErGlt,
Der / en- oiIentliggiort ertlGrt19
icote at Ilaa Ipnt al auotensat1T'
rem.
Sra aiebenbopn teIegrateres Den
4oe april:
@ifforo 9indot, oen aiiatte GbeT
for oct amerifanife SoritoGien, nIl
oaa 2srbag %aireiie berfro til Sonoon.
| Senere penter ban at trefte Toole'
pelt.
en- aomite, boorai banoe Sano5'
tbingets og Solfetbingets 6ormailO
err Meolemmer, bar onmooet Hoole'
belt ON at boloe ct offentIigt Sore
oraa unoer lit Spbolb her. Edo
ocnne SnobpOeIie er Der enom life
fommet noget Spar.
Get Soreneoe Sompifibsielifab bar
Itiaet lin me Camper Song Saa'
fon~ til Rooiepelts 9ispoiition UNDER
bans Sisreiier / oe noroiife 5or.
nol0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08

Chen oueuitaaenSe bIep i@freuet, er
en- nm ~9rGtenoent@ iii arpen buffet
op. ioet Ger ira en- Runo | 5resno,
Gal, er inolebet ReooeIeIie ON. at
ban er aireiit oerira for at sisre i'm
Set ainloenbe iom Seitators Tor 20
aar iioen ioripunone pugiie Ssn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08

@unernsr SaoIeps 3oro, set 3oie,
Der aItib bar o9ret republican,. inO.
togeS benne Sang al Gemofratcrne
meo Al StemmerS Maioritet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08
SQQr>
Wfr0ttil
1pao Der TIT trengcs, % oen be0itc CT
Hoods Sarsaparilla

Der renter, berger os Ipruper Slooet 'on tniet anoet tan
aiere. 40,366 SibneSbpro ON Selbreoelier inoen 10 War. Taa
ben Irbpanlia ipoenOe Sorm eaer Tablets taloet SdsatahS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-08

belt mobtaget | auoiens al Song Sic.
tor emanuel / apirinalet. &ongen
mootog bam meo aabne arme, og De
TO babbe en- pripat Samtale, iom oa.
reoe benimoo en- Simes Sio, bpor.
efter &ppiepelt blep pitt omfring poa
Slottct. Gerunber blep ban oeiaa
foreitiqet for 9ronningen, iom inb-
loo Jig | Ell lengere Samtale nteo
BAN.
Otter auoienien foretos GooieoeIt
en- 9ieretur gieunem 9peus 8ober %
beisgte flere of @pens mango biIto-
rife Sep9rbisbeber.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-26
CHRISTMAS RACES HELD
THIS MORNING ON MISSION
A Thousand People Turned Out to See the Fun-Some
Good Trotting Races, a Running Race and Motor
cycle Race-More Races Will Be Held Next Monday
at the Same Place-Fine Prizes Given.

The horse races held this morn
ing on Mission street proved to be
the most attractive feature of the
Christmas program. Fully a thou
sand people lined the sides Of the
street to see the fun. There were
some good horses on hand, and it is
said that there will be more of them
next Monday.
The racing committee was COM
posed of H. A. Chaplin. w. G. Stacy
and F. w. Smith. Following is a
list of the races as they were pulled
off.
In the 2:2o class, "Britta," own
ed by c. v. Martin, and "Nettie
Ham, owned by NJ O. Merrill, were
entered. The race was won by Net
tie Ham. Time, first heat, lis;
second heat, 1920. Prizes: First, a
rocker, given by the Ellis-Forde COM
pany; second prize, wool blanket,
given by the Plough Hardware COM
pany.
Colt Race
Royal Prince. entered by VIM. F.
Lang, and Wenatchee Girl, entered
by c. V. Martin. The race was won
by Royal Prince. Time: First heat,
1870; second heat. 1:25. Prizes:
First. sack of sugar. given by the
Orondo Grocery; second prize, a robe
given by Wells & Morris.
Free-for-AI.
Britta. entered by C. V. Martin.
and School Girl, entered by VIM. F.
Long. The race was won by School
Girl. The prize was s..
Running Race.
Bill, entered by the Eagle Livery.
and Mabel, entered by the o. x.
Livery. Won by Bill. Prize, IS.
Motorcycle Race.
Of the races held, what was con-
sidered to be the most interesting
of them all was the motorcycle race,
between Emerson Bardin and Ed.
Rose. At the drop of the flag the
boys turned on the engines at full
speed and came tearing down the
street at hundred miles an hour.
The street is generally smooth, but
what little unevenness there was al
most bounced the boys from their
seats. The race was won by Emer-
son Bardin. The first prize was 81
and second prize IS.
The members of the racing COM
mittee were assisted by number
of volunteer marshals whom they
wish to thank through the columns
of the Daily World.
Big Crowd Next Time.
From the enthusiasm shown at
this event. it is evident that next
Monday afternoon, when the races
will be again held. there will be an
other big crowd present. Everyone
was in a holiday mood, they saw
some good races and everybody had
some fun.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-26
A WEEK OF HORROR

Christmas week has been one of
the most disastrous in recent years.
hundreds of lives having been lost
and millions of dollars worth of
property destroyed in a series of
cattastrophies, as shown by the fol-
lowing summary:
Sunday, Dec. 49, Three policemen
and one burglar killed in attempt to
rob big jewelry store in London,
England. fss1a & fE
Monday, December 10. Explosion
of gas wrecked new power plant of
New York Central & Hudson River
railway, killing 10 persons and in
juring ia. Loss, 100000.
Wednesday. December 81. Lea
ther warehouse in Philadelphia burn
ed. Fourteen persons lost their lives
and many were injured. Loss ST.
100000.
Thursday, December %. Fire in
Nelson Morris packing house, Chi
cago. Twenty-four f1remen and po-
licemen killed. Property loss, So
100000.
Friday, ecember23. Fire in the
atre and business block, Bayonne
street. New Orleans. Three persons
killed. Loss, 100000.
Saturday, December 24.-Two
PENNSYLVANIA trains collided at Ne
vada. O., killing six persons; six
others were seriously injured.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-26
other; ball hits goal post. No goal
Gate Receipts About $500.

Wenatchee's kickoff. Ball down
ed on Oak Parks 1 ) yard line. Crowd
is leaving the field. Ball brought
back for another Kickoff. Ball goes
out of bounds again.
Gate receipts aobut $4,000. Chi
cago punting. Wenatchee returns
the ball. Wenatchee's ball on We
natchee's 35 yard line. Wenatchee
punted out Of bounds, middle of the
field. Wenatchee is fighting hard,
but not getting much results
Forward pass; went out of bounds
and ball returned to Oak Parks As
yard line; Chicagos ball; the home
boys intercept adversarys forward
yard line; home team makes forward
pass and ball goes out of bounCC;
the crowds are so lined up on side
lines that it is impossible almost to
see what is doing. Oak Parks ball;
gains 10 yards; Oak Parks ball on
Wenatchee's So yard line.
Crowds Delay Game.
Chicago makes ? yards through
line. Chicago fumbles ball; Chica-
COS ball; Chicago makes forward
pass for 20 yard line. Chicago's
ball on Wenatchee's 80 yard line.
Forward pass; Chicago's ball on We
natchee's 3 yard line. Time out.
The police are driving crowd off the
field Game is delayed while get
ting crowd off field.
Game Called Off by Riot.
The police cannot get the crowd
off the field; gridiron filled with the
mob and they cannot play. The
teams are lining up; Oak Park makes
no gain: having trouble with the
crowd. Teams lining up again: Oak
Park makes small gain; the sec
ond down. Crowd completely sur
rounds the teams and the announcer
can not see whether a touchdown
was made or not Chicago makes a
touchdown, score % to 0. They
make goal, % 0. Game called
off on account of riot.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-26
,obert G. Zuppke, of Oak kark.

Robert G. Zuppke. of Oak kark.
My boys have been handi-
capped since the close of the
regular season by unfavorable
weather for practicing. The game
alone will tell whether they are
in the best shape possible. | have
never seen such fine. rangy lot
of fellows on an interscholastic
team as Wenatchee presents, and
likely it will be a long time be-
fore I will again see two teams
so vastly different in type pitted
against each other. The Oak
Park boys, without an exception.
are built solidly from the ground
up. Wenatchee has a fine team
or the other schools would have
denied their right to meet us in
a championship struggle, SO We
look for a hard and close game.
The odds should not favor We
natchee."
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George W. Sievers, of Wenatchee
Just say we will fight. The
boys individually are confident
and not in the least daunted by
the reputation of the Chicago
team. However. they are not
overconfident and have hearty
and wholesome respect for the
ability of Coach Zuppke's squad.
1t should be a fine game, a full
test of each teams ability, and
football treat for the spectators.
particularly as a comparison of
eastern and western football
methods. The people of Seattle
have shown a generous interest
and confidence in the Wenatchee
team. The Wenatchee team
hopes to duplicate the feat OF the
old Seattle high team and defeat
the visiting Chicago eleven"
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SWIMMING CONTEST
Annual Event Held in Willamette
River.

Portland, Ore. Dec. 26.-The an
nual swim in the Willamette river
By the Multnomah Amateur Athletic
club occurred today. Teh distance
was one hundred yards. The race
was won by Lewis Thomas. NJ. A. A.
c., in one minute, two and three
quarter seconds: David Wilder. OF
the sam eclub, second; II. Warick.
Vancouver, B. c., third. An inn
nlense crowd witness ed the contest.
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Second Quarter.

Teams lining up. Wenatchee, held
them on first down and on second
down. Crowds yelling, Hold them. .
Wenatchee held them. Wenatchee's
ball. Dispute of something. We
natchee's ball. Oak Park fellows
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Game phoned the Daily World
from Denny Field, Seattle, by r. Il.
ElIenwood, of the Daily World staff.
The bulletins were listened to by a
crowd in waiting at the front of the
World building estimated at close to
1000. The bulletins were received
in the World Office by George +.
Begg and j. w. Brain, stenograpIiers,
and +. &. Lemon and Walter Thomas,
on the telephone, through service
main line having been installed di-
rect to the gridiron.
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'T|N() CHILDREN
PERISH IN
FLAMES.
Home Which Was to Have
Been Happy Christmas
Scene is Destroyed.

Seattle, Dec. 26.-Sleeping peace
fully in their little cribs near the
bedside of their parents, Donald
O'Connor, years old, and his baby
sister, Bertha, mouths old. children
of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel O'Connor.
81 Twenty-seyenth Avenue South,
were burned to death in fire which
destroyed their home shortly after 3
O'Clock yesterday morning.
Clad in their night clothing, Mr..
O'Connor. Mrs. O'Connor and Mrs.
O'Connor's brother-in-law, Owen Pc
terson, who was sleeping in ali ad
Joining room. made a frantic effort
to save the lives of the two children.
and were burned about the face and
body They are now at the city hos
pital, where physicians say they will
recover.
Prepare for Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Connor had spent
the evening preparing for Christmas.
They had bought presents for the lit
tie boy and his baby sister, and, af-
ter hiding them in closet, retired
with the expectation of a day of
happiness.
Shortly after 3 o'clock they were
awakened by cries of fire. The room
was a mass of flames. Their first
thought was of the children, and
they made an effort to save them.
Blinded by smoke and flames, they
were soon overcome, and fell to the
floor.
Neighbors who saw the fire and
went to the rescue of the family
broke in the doors and dragged Mr..
and Mrs. OConnor and Mr.. Peterson
to the street.
They were takne to the home of
August f. Nommensen, 321 Twenty
seventh Avenue South, and removed
to the City hospital.
Both of the children were dead
when the rescue party of neighbors
reached the room in which they had
been sleeping.
The fire department extinguished
the flames, but not until the house
was destroyed.
Fire Due to Lamp Explosion.
The fire started in Peterson's
room at the head of the stairs. A
lamp, which had evidently exploded,
indicated the origin of the flames.
O'Connor is mail carrier and
Peterson, who had been making his
home with him, is a laborer. The
funeral of the two children probably
will be held tomorrow, and the con-
dition of the parents, according to
physicians at the city hospital, will
not permit them to attend.
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Mr.. and Mrs H. n. Boetske came
down from CheIan this morning and
are registered at the Elman. They
expect to leave for Seattle tomor-
row night.
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Christmas Exercises at the Churches

NnEIStIlaS EXeFcISeS at the Churches
The churches were we'll filled YES
terday and Christmas cheer was evil
dent in all of them. Christmas tree
exercises were not held in all of
them yesterday, some of the pro-
grams being deferred until later In
the week.
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GAME STOOD % TO 0
Five Thousand People Witnessed Most Exciting Gridron
Contest Ever Pulled Off on Sound---Day Clear and
Bright and Grounds in Good Condition.
Teams in Perfect Condition

Final score, % to o, in favor of
Oak Park-but riot ends game at
4:f8, and no decision was rendered.