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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
BRUSH ON WAY EAST.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2s.--President John
T. Brush. OF the New York Nationals,
who has bean in Chicago several
months. left for his home in New York
yesterday.
Mr. Brush said that he VIII make ar
rangements for a post-season series of
games between his team and the New
York Americans as soon as he finds out
that the New York public wants such
a series.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
BASKETBALL NOTES

The Universal Five of this city,
fast junior team composed of former
Bay View Wheelnen and Bayley Ly-
ceum players, are practising daily for
their opening game with the strong
Bay Ridge Five, OF Brooklyn.
The National Turn Verein basketball
team will open it's season next Wednes-.
day, meeting the fast Tuxedo Five. of
New York. The contest will be played
on the locals court, Bruce street. Man
ager Charter has a few open dates
which he would like to fill with teams
from New York and New Jersey.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29


New York's friend, Harry Coveleskie
is still going after aviation records
How the mighty has fallen. Those
Giants, who Covey kept from winning
the 1908 flag. almost evened up matters
yesterday. Sixteen runs, fourteen hits
two hit batsmen and a wild, pitch. In
addition he equaled his franking record
Eleven Giants worked him for passes
Has he "come back?
Mike Doolin is playing the best game
of any shortstop in the business. In
the present home series of the Phillies
Doolin robbed opposing batsmen of
more hits than he has fingers.
! Clark Griffith made Coveleskie go
over the whole route, which, by the
way, was rather tnorny. He would not
derrick the big left-hander after five
runs were made In the first three
innings, but let the sham battle con-
tinue.
Tyrus Cobb made big gain on Napo
leon Lajoie yesterday. Cobb had per-
feet day-three hits out of three trips.
His rival Nap player missed his first
game of the season.
Walter johnson is up to his old tricks
again. The star finger famed ten ST.
Louis batsmen and nosed out Rube
Waddell for whiting honors. johnson
so far has whitfield 307. Waddell's mark
was 301.
Bill Steele, the big pitcher with the
corkscrew movements, who landed the
Tri-State flag for Altoona, Is making
good with a rush in the fast set. His
win over the Phillies made it four out
of five. He has all the earmarks of
! future great
Snodgrass made a gain on Sherwood
Magee for the batting honors. The
New Yorker hit safely three out of
FIVE times. Magee made a triple out OF
four trips to the plate.
Bill Dahlen's Brooklyns made it four
straight from the Pirates and gave
New York a firm hold on second place.
That's cooperation between home cities.
Third baseman Lobert, of the Reds,
connected with four safeties yesterday.
Steele the former Providence Eastern
Lacquer, twirled for the Pirates against
the Dodgers yesterday and was beaten,
2 to 0.
The cellar champion Browns downed
the Athletics yesterday. what does
Mack care? He's got it.
Cy Seymour says that he will play no
more professional baseball. Cy is salts
fed that his star is sinking and that he
has had his share of fame.
King Cole, the Cub star pitcher. says
that he would rather pitch to ten Wag-
ner. than one Sherwood Magee. The
Philadelphia swatter is terror to the
Chance yearling.
Sam Crawford, of the Detroit Tigers,
will attempt, according to reports, to
catch a ball dropped from the Washing
ton monument. He will attempt the
task with an ordinary fielder's glove to
protect his paw
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
Cnn't Blame Him.

To date Rube Waddel
has not done any of the
things they used to say
he did. Somebody want
ed to make a bet with
George Edward that he
couldn't swim across the
Passaic and come out
alive. Rube took one
look at the beautiful
stream and asked what
was flowing through the
channel. Some one said
water. and Rube de-
clared that he'd never
drink water again.
Poor Ruby.
Ruby Face, the Four
Corners trolley inspec-
tor, says he works harder
than any two people in
Newark. He is losing
weight daily.
Contributions.
Dear Imp-There IS
one thing / cannot un-
derstand. viz, why For
est Hill does not get
Cobb and Coombs for
Saturday. Suppose the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
LADY AMELIA sOLp.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 29.--The advance
guard from Lexington. Sheepshead Bay.
Saratoga and other points has begun
to arrive at Churchill Downs for the
nineteen-day fall racing meet which
opens on Saturday afternoon. ]. E.
Madden has sold TO August Belmont
the marc Lady Amelia, by Ben Brush.
out of La Colonia, by FIindoo for
$40, 900. Madden bought her at sale
of e. r.. Thomass horses two years
ago for $500.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
DOPE ON HAROLD JOHNS WRONG.

ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 29.-Reports
that Harold Johns. the southpaw of
the Atlantic Southern league clubs
staff. had Joined the army. are incor-
rect. II Is possible that deal may be
put through next year whereby the AT
lanta pitcher may join an Eastern
League club next spring. Johns
never was In the army. The Johns
who Joined the army is Washington
Johns. Of the Knoxville, Tenn, club.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29

LtduIIIB Du5t EItdI5T, COOD, @u'
Extra Base Hitting-H. MCGOWAN,
10; Cobb, 49, Rutan. is.
Those in the above picture, reading
from left to right, are: Top row.
Rutan, centre field; George Foley,
manager; Lawlor, left field; Weber,
pitcher; Pooley. first base; H. Nc
Gowan, catcher, and Dayton Hoyt,
scorer. Bottom row-Burns, second
base; j. Foley, shortstop; ]. MCGOWAN,
third base, and Cobb, right field.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
Ne WARK HORSES
FA|L. TO Win At
TRENTON FAIR

TRENTON, Sept. 29.-The second
days racing at the interstate fair pro-
duced the largest classes seen on TINS
years big fair circuit The 2:2l class
trot, with a score of fleet entries, was
cut into two sections; the other class
entries were also large
Owing to the fact that the first three
races called were split-heat affairs, the
2:25 class pace will be finished today.
The 2:17 class pace produced a field
of fourteen starters, and went the limit
of five heats before the winner was
found.
The first section of the 2:2l trot was
won by the New York entry M w,
after Miss Del took the opening heat;
Watchful was also factor.
The second section of the 2:e1 trot
also went to a New York horse, Fort
Orange Lad winning as he pleased after
dropping the first heat to May Case.
Katherine Clay won the only heat de-
cided in the 2:25 class pace, taking a
new mark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29

beaten by owen Moran, of Eng
land, in a siX-roUnd bout before
the National Athletic Clnb last night
notwithstanding that the local lad al
most put the Englishman out in the
third round with vicious punch which
landed low and which sent Moran to
his knees in terrible agony
After a moments rest the English
man signifed his willingness to re-
sumo the battle. but the men had
scarcely set themselves for another
punch when Moore again hit Moran
below the belt This time Moran
walked to his corner and the referee
after warning Moore that if he again
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
Rebuked.

Some of the firemen in
No. los engine-house
evidently have 1t in for
the barber across the
street. In sending con-
tributions to the Booster
editor sign your name in
the future. (This is a
gentle hint to let the poor
shaver know that he has
enemies.)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
BY SEMI-PRO.

AT Roseville Oval Sunday afternoon
the Roseville A. C. will meet the fast
Armory A C. in the deciding game Of
series. Waters and Barrett will be
in the points for the Flynnites, while
the Armory boys will work Mayer and
Force.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29

New York took another from Detroit
yesterday and increased the advantage
over the Tigers to eleven points. The
St. Louis Browns were a stumbling
block for the Athletics. Washington
won from Chicago and Cleveland de-
feated Boston.
At Detroit RHE
Detroit 80 1 0 0 2 2 0 o-5 4
New York. q 2 0 0 1 o 0-6 IL 8
Batteries-Works, Stroud, Mullin and
Schmidt; Caldwell, Vaughn. Quinn and
Blair.
At st. Louis RHE.
st. Louis ....0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01-2 :
Philadelphia 20 0 o 0 L 0 0 0 OIL Z 1
Batteries-Nelson and Stephens; At
kins and Tapp.
At Cleveland R.H.E.
Cleveland ......o 0 0 1 0 0 0 8 "a 10
Boston .....o 0 o o 0 / o 0--3 3
Batteries-Kaler. Koestner and Loud /;
McHale and Kleinow.
At Chicago R.H. e.
Washington 80 0 0 0 II 0 1 3-5 IA 3
Chicago .......0 0 1 0 20 0 o 0 OIL 3
Batteries-Johnson and Ainsmith;
White and Payne.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
Speaking About Talking.

Miss C. L., of the type
department of the Pru.,
is quite a conversation
alist. Her friend Jack,
from Phillie, says she
talks him deaf, dumb
and blind.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
MAJOR LEAGUE JOTS
The Yankees made it three straight
over the Detroit Tigers yesterday.

The Highlanders will come home with
second place under their mits.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29


A defeat for Pittsburg by Brooklyn
while the Giants were walloping the
Reds. enabled New York to gain a
firmer grip on the second place rung
OF the National League ladder. Chi
cago and Boston divided a double
header. while the Cardinals again de-
feated the Phillies.
At New York R.HE.
New York ...2 $12o5 g '-16 IA 4
Cincinnati 40 90 0O00O "a II
Batteries - Wilson, Crandell and
Schlei; Covaleskie and Clarke.
At Brooklyn R.H.E.
Brooklyn .....0 1 o 0 20 0 1 80 Z /
Pittsburg ...0 0 0 o 0 0 0 90 4 1
Batteries-Bell and o. Miller; Steele
and Gibson.
At Philadelphia R.H.E.
st. Louis. .......1 0 0 l 0 0-5 2
Philadelphia 30 0 o 0 0 3 0-4 2
| Batteries-Steel and Bresnahan; H-
rard, Brennan and Doom.
| AT Boston-Frist game R.H.E.
Boston ........0 90 0020 0 1-S s 2
Chicago ........1 0 o 0 / 0 o. & 1
Batteries-Ferguson and Rariden;
Reulbach and King.
Second game R.H.E.
| Chicago .....0 0 0 0 / 2 Oil IL /
Boston ....0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 90 3
Batteries-Brown and Needham;
Mattern, Curtis. Burke and Rariden
and Elliott
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29

! George Beck, jr., who won the piano
offered in The Star booklovers' contest,
is also a bowler who can put up good
i average game.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
Next.

What next at the En-
pire? Bike racing last
week. polo playing this
week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
DODGERS MAKE 1T FOUR
IN A ROW AND GIANTS
GAIN ON THE PIRATES.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, 16; Cincinnati, 4.
Brooklyn, 2: Pittsburg, 0.
Boston. g. Chicago 2.
Chicago. IL; Boston. o..
st Louis 81 Philadelphia, 4.
Games Today.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Games Tomorrow.
New York at Boston
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Pittsburg.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
Take our Advice.

Have you seen the
chinatown Trunk Mys-
tery?" Don't! Miss 1t!
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29


The College A. A., u team composed
of Branch Brook League stars, would
like to arrange q game for Sunday
afternoon with a first-clas team Of
fering suitable guarantee; Rosevilles,
Parkways or teams of like strength.
J. Lawlor, 140 Highland avenue, New
ark, N. j.
Any first-class team desiring games
with Baltimore Colored Giants can ad-
dress p Green, manager, 22S New
street, city.
The New York Colored Stars. who
have defeated some OF the best home
teams in New York, New Jersey, Long
Island and Connecticut, have all dates
open in October. Would like to close
with teams wishing first-class attrac-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29
STORY OF T0DAY'S
GAME is TOLD IN
TODAY'S STAR.
Moore Hits Low and Moran
Drops Twice in Third
Round.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. %.

~ AL MOORE, of this city, was
r. beaten by owen Moran, of Eng
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-09-29

Mike Doolin is playing the best game
of any shortstop in the business In
the present home series of the Phillies
Doolin robbed opposing batsmen of
more hits than he has fingers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
On unoerlie GcroenlYo.

Dionge Menneifer Council
9lnffs og Omaha mente Ssnongs,
at De bar 8ione til 8irfeligg6rel.
len nf oct gomle Oro: ct 8oroen.
ifralo fra flor Simmel" og mango
ueo life be6re enonli. ifriper oOmo-
ia Bee.
al. 2,12 Gin. bsrtes en- lang
rumlenoe 9no, uagtet Solen Tin.
neoe, o9 SimIen bar iao flar iom
arpitnl ; Council bluffs rpiteoe
9panin9er, og oct ipntes, iom 2lif.
ten pi6rereoe fra forte, fpiffe Stso,
iom eroonis osoe ben / en- rumlen0e
2po Iig Sor6en. Wen oa oct bar
umuligt at antage TorOen uoen
SfDer paa !Simlen, er man itonolet
neo ben g(ntagelie, at oct bar o9ret
en- fpmpemesiig Meteorlten, Der er
fnlOen. 2poen bsrtes mango al
Soipns gper, / oct bele taget en-
Str9fning af so Wil lang og 80
Mil breo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
en- uno pi9e fom
UleIterlpommer.

Bolton, 7. slue. gn Is slar
gammeo 0oreiter giee, 9ioie 9it-
noff, iosmme0e Dag fra Gbar.
lestopn 9ro til Bolton 5pr, en-
Daao, iom ofte bar ppret foriegt al
9itens beoite 2pngoeiusmmere, men
biotil life er lpffeoes for mere emo
eet Wenneife. gllpis gloerIe al gew
Dorf. Spp Meno fappeoes i Dag
nleb Miis Bitnofi, men auloen og
Stremnineer, iom bar giort oenne
II 0iils Spsmmetiir til noget al
oct ip9relte, Susnmere / bette 2an6
bar fori6gt, tuong Dem til at gna
op al 8onoet.
0igen bar @anoet 6 elmer og
5012 Minittter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

boltina: Hegeringens fraftige 6or.
bolosregler og oen flerifale Suntas
formeae glflpsning al ben trueoe
9enoltration Der 8pen iifreoe for.
bol0suis 9io Der Gag og Ell tai.
rig bei6gt 3Drefomp bar 0agens
betDoeligite 9egipenbeo. Sra Gag.
grD pairouillere0es @o0erne af 9a.
Daleri, Snfanteri og @enOarmer,
neoens itore lroppeais selinger bol0-
tes reoe til Sieteite gnrafferne
beo Niramar BALLADS, boor aonge-
mooeren og oe fon9elige 9ern re.
iioerer.
Gen oluorli0ite SpnoeIie inotrai
| glftes, on en- Grippe of alerifole
foriomleoes e9 roabte: oOe0 ooer
Spanien, IGnae lepe Booenl"
Sliinoer af inOignereoe Menne-
ifer trGngte fi9 iammen ON ltroItif-
terne. og fun @unern6renS perion.
Iige Weaemfomit / 6ronten nf en-
9oIitiitprfe afoGr9eOe ct 9lnore6.
6enoer 80 Wenneifer arreltereoes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
Don Jaime sar
Cronen.
Sirfen bar iuscn gDit til at tasc
Del Opitanoen.
Hegeringen or nnasen % paa lin
Bot.

UOHl, b. Au8. - 2eI Dur eIIer
gretenoenten DON Saimes ino.
It9noige 5orlan9enoe. at ben itore
fntolife Concentration, iom ifuloe
booe illnoet Ste0 San SebaItion
Morgen, bleO op9ioet Dette er.
flpreoes Dag al ell al De in0.
flpoeIiesrigeite af ben ipanife gr9.
tenoents Eilben9ere, iom er 9om
for of beop9e gntifanet til at amer.
fenoe og itptte Den carIiltiife Op.
itan0.
Oct er bleoet De cnrIiitiife 2eoe.
re flort, of pno @runo al De ouer.
orOentliee 5orii9tigbeosrealer, iom
Jleeeringen ia9ttdeer, at Demon
itrationen maotte leoe til blooigt
Sammenite0 og en- umoOen @tspIo.
iion. iom itort Noal piloe itstte
yeeeringens Stilling.
Gon Same er 6eitemt pna at
gore ct 8orisg pan at nao Sronen,
og bans Saanogengere ooerolt /
Sponien bar tronlt meo at fao bans
Stprfe Oroen. Son bar imioler'
tio iteot poa en- 8nnifeIigbeo neo
goneboiiet. Mon foritoar, at bans
geitrpbeIier for at iifre Jig aftio
Samarbeioe meo Stirfen ct 6orlsg
pao at itprte gllfonio bar n9ret for.
g9peS. Oct er bleoen afgiort, at
bet minoite for gt9rn9renoe piloe
oct ppre ufloet of ioentifieere air.
fen meo en- opnaitiif Opitono.
Don Saline foritaar flart, at ban
rimeliepis olori9 mere oil faa en-
ioa6on 2eiIigbeo til at title lin
Sororin9 poa Brspe Sans &aao'
gipere bar ioreitillet banl at bet
qpIoer MI eller nlorig, at oeriom
oet life lpffes for bam at beiie Op'
rsrsianen 1ili ina oil ban bliue be.
traetet iom en- gsor, iaa plot bans
5ororing paa 9ronen angoar.
Oct iiges, at be bnifiife grooin.
GER, Der oltio bar pGret Gorlilter.
mes 59itning, er reoe til n9Iten
aae iom cen at esre Opitano, men
1orboloene / andre Dele Of Spa.
MEN er life mo6ne oerfor. 0erfor
osmtes oct at n9re piiere at opgipe
Oemonitrationen | San Sebaitian.
5 oct Stpffe arbeioeoe Garliiter.
ne og 8atifanet iammen. 8atifanet
sniter life at ie gloosuogDoelie
Spanien / oct niinoite life meoens
Strioen meo Ganaleins er poa lit
nerp9renoe Staoe.
Moorio, 6. aug. - Gn afgiort
minore ipenot 5eIelie berifer Dag
officielle areoie poa @rlno ai
oen aunogsrelie, at Den foreilaae.
De fotoIife 0emonitration er op.
gipei. 9(utoriteterne bar to9et til.
itrqffelige 6orboIOsregler til Gre.
oens geDareIie. 6ulot no $4,000
Solooter oiloe ppret til Sieneite /
Gan Sebaitian, bois gisouenoigbe.
oen baUoe frqpet oct General @eD.
Ter, iom bar Operfommnnooen, Jag.
De, fsr ban forloo Can Sebaitian,
at Aegerinaen flmOe afO9rge Ell.
bper lloroen og ban mente oct
Eremier Ganoleias er fulot Ui.
oen0e om Garliiernes glnner og
0oob Gnbper fenOt 9arliitleoer
ooer bele Sponien beuogtes nsie.
oa Der paaaes iaa ifnrpt oper ale
grrten0entens gepGgelier. at oct
pil u9ret umuIigf for bam upaaag.
iet al fomme ino Snn Seboition.
Der er tnget Iaaoanne miIitrre
1orholosreaIer. at man tror. giege-
rinaen oil DGre | Stanb iii promt
oq eftertrnffeIiat at fuGIe etbuert
Torisa paa Cpiiano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

tog Goftoren 4 elmer at forbinOe
bans Soar. Ger er fun ringe Saab
ON. at ban fan fomme iig.
9rpiioenten priier gilgremsf9.
orene. llnocr 6. oS. mel0es ira Be
uerlp. 0iosi.. on 9liileringen al ct
Dionument for RilarimsfpOrene
/ grouincetomn. 0iosi., beo boil-
fen 2eiligbeo gruiiOent Gait
orientliat goo gilsrimsiGorene
Triien Tor. at llniteO Stntes er
blepet til. buao oct er. Zen 9lano,
iom aau Dem WioO til at truOic
Ssen oa IanOe paa Den forbnote
0nit miOt paa ginteren og boirtte
iia Ser. bar aort 9anNets Siitorie
til. bpoO ben err. ianoc grGiioen-
ten. Cen hinlp Ill at u0frnlpe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Zen hinIp
oninn ill at uSfrmpe poraerfriaen.
og ben bar biOroaet Ill De beieite
SoenIcr ina Del ! mornIit Gin iom
| nor Politif." MonHmentet bar
fcitct 100000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09
f9. AaIa.

v
orebt 10 in6f60te, meoens 13 bbi.
oe og 76 in0fs0te maatte bringes
paa SoipitoIet.
Bna Son Domingo er Ell aninoe
6leben arrelteret, mist9nft for Men.
neifeeoeri. Sun bar tilltaoet, at
bun bor ipiit 8ele of fem foriteaige
Berioner.
8ol0ionl Orfon. aietp, (9auslono),
81. Suli S 9re0Ien Ei6erfasip er
unoer Ell al Sfpbruo leoIoget Or.
fan II 9pgninger bIeoen soelagt
og 8 MpQer beifooioet.
@n tpif 0eierter ira oen franife
6remmeolegion er anfomnlen til
0}eli1o, 9lfrifo San forteQer, at
"a andre Spifere, Der flpgteoe lam.
men meo bam, er blepen orebte al
Wfaurerne.
8ariS, 81. Suli. Senator 9ra.
oau er | geerbeOen af @als onfom.
nine beo en- 9lutomobilulpffe. Sire
anore gerioner, Der befan6t iig
slutomobilen, bleo boarot iaareoe.
0m 8inas Sitting til oen rus.
iiif.iapaneiiife Ooerensfomit bar Ser
gaaet De melt mo0iigenoe 9fpeter.
gu beo0er oct, at 9fegerineen / Be-
fling gleoer iig ooer, at man falt.
boloer Bortsmoutb 45orliget og ita.
tus quo Wani6uriet.
S 9t9rbeoen al 8eneoig, Sta.
lien, blep en- 9lpiatifer, Der uar
gaoet op meo lin Slppemalfine,
operraifet al ct Soroenpeir. 9pnet
ilog neo Otaifinen, Der itprteoe
br9noenoe til Soroen og fnlntes.
@piatifferen ilap uftaot
scbmei8iif Sfgtteitponc. @erm
81. Suli. Den itore icbmei8iifeSfpt.
tefeit beopnOte Dag officieIt meo
ct fort Optog gennem gpen. S
SeItbanfetten oeltog belle 6orbuno5-
raaoet og Corps oiplomotique.
greiioent Gontesie bolot Solen
for SeoreIanoet og frembeoeoe, at
ben pofsenOe Oelta9elie / Sfptte.
feiten par 9eois for, at oct ibmei.
5iife Solf mere END nogen Sinoe
fer bolot fait peo line militere
Snititutioner iom gern for i'm
llofbGngigbe6.
@i9rine Bortugal. u0iotin"
brlnger meget torurolt9enoe 81lle-
Der al Stemningen gortligal. Der
berifer Ell meget opbioiet Stent-
ming anleoning at De foreltaaenOe
Solg / Slltningen al slngult. De
9iepolution9re u0foloer aabenlps
en- ibur0ig Yropaganoa moo &onee.
buiet Bortr9terne al Song Gar.
los Wloroere i9lges aabenlpit paa
@aoerne / ltore MoSier, og sBoli.
tiet tor life lfrioe ino.
Store 9ele al Solicit; oeriblanot
mango al De melt intelligente, Ori-
Der en- iano 9nltus al aongemor-.
Oerne og al De Uipno al oct re.
publifonife &orti, Der bar liooet
Sengiel poa @run0 af oeres poll.
tiife OuerbeDisning. Hepublifoner.
ne Siitoriferen 9rago, 9llfonio SO.
lta og Anton Almeioo, Scr alle bar
OGret fGnailet. er 6jenitano for
oe melt ooeroreDne 9Gresbeoisnin-
ger, buor oe les.
Cen rcpublifnnife 9egeiitring
bar aiuet Steoet til 7nnnelien nf
tolrige bemmelise 6orbuno Disie
bar en- bsiit eienoommelig Organi.
lotion for oerpeo at forbinore Bo'
litietS aoutroI 2oreninaerne Dan.
ner @rupper paa fire Mnno gn
al Sisie banner after en- M @ruppe.
0en iaafal0te eboca, OF fun bon
fcnOer 0enneS DqeoIemmer. 3 Gbo.
cas- banner Ell Gnbano. Craoniia.
tionen teller 5niinSer al QleOIeni.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-08-09

iCllC ltUllllllllllplt9oSlle lellllllCtiC N@iA-
tens 8nlgprogromt men angaaen'
oe Ntit6eQs aon0iootur neieoes
ban meO at iioe, at ban agteoe
Manoen meeet bit.
Den 6linoe Senator Gore ira
Oflaboma 9ento9 iiolte llge jim
Baoitono ON, of Der par tilbtbt
bnm $25, og iioen $4,000 for
at fate i'm Snoflpoelie aongres.
len for De iaofalote WtcsWurraD
aontrafter, boorpeo iflg. Senator
Sore $3,000,000 eaer 10 psf. nf
$30,000,000 funoe realiieres iSng-
fgrerIolGr oeO Solg af Snoianer.
lono til ct gfeiu 0orf SDn0ifat.
Soa b6itItaaenoe 9erioner iom gi-
cepreii0ent Sherman nor interes.
iereoe / Soinolen. 3ioligere Sor-
mnno for Ofla6oma replblifanlfe
StotSfomite, s. 8. Samon, iom
ifploe8 for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., meg.
ter imiolertio boooe oef enc og
oct onoet. 8i foor pore poa lt0.
fig for ltn6eri6geliens 9feililtat.
9lt ser er noget / Senotor 60
res 9eItploning, les flart al 9eret-
ningerne ira 6orbsret / Ofloboma
/ Dag. Wfr. Somon beifploer nenlig
aongresmano s. 6. Greager al
Ofloboma 8. 8iItrift for, at ban
ofoliciteo~ (isgt at foa) Stifpenee.
2igeiao fremguar 0et al iSorbbret,
at Ytr. WcDlurrap bar forltaaet at
interesiere Snoionerne 2anbialget.
iaa De glaoelig gap 10 pGt til bam
og bans glgenter for at paaifDnoe
2nnoets Snlg. &c bar efter at faa
gen9ene ion burtig iom muIigt og
De ipntes, oct gif for Ianeiomt meo
9iegeringens Sale af oeres 2ano.
60, ioa interesiereoe nar De bleoet,
at De gerne bnp6e giuet 25 psf. for
at foo 0eres 2ono iolgt / en- Sart.
Sg Wr. WcDfurraD bonoe iaa facet
Sn6ionerne til at un0erifrioe Son.
trofter og betaIt Dem 81 for bper
llnoeriffrift, og BET par lebet op
til $4,000 Get filnoe 10 nof lsnne
lig at liObetale nogle Sltiinoer, noor
oerpeo filnoe pinoes $3,000,000.
gllt bette benoiier 10 flart, at Se.
nator @ores Toaltdno moa opre
ppientlig FORFEIT
yieooeoe 9Gblerne. 6. 6. Min.
GER, Somburg, Soma, er ben enelte
0iano / oenne Del al Wisiouri0o.
len, iom reooeoe lin 5riiatapl, on
8interpeiret | 9lpril o9 Mai eaers
6r9bte Irugten / pioe Str9fnin.
ger.
Str. Wincer bauoe oper 1000
SIogrpoer Sang 9aat o9 Dag
Den Sio, oct fres, og oeoligebolot
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900 @ulloner crude oil" oepone.
ret Den Ell 0eboloer paa Sioen al
Ell gaffe, og Ina lagoe ban Bi6er
omfrin9 | Sopen. iaa ban let fin.
De genforipne SlOgrpoerne meo
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80 psf. al lin 99bleool og mener
MI at fluine bsite sgbler for $40
900. 5tutens SortifuIhlriiter ia.
ger ltor Snteresle oenne Saue.
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ira Secltmieb, Hebr.. at DIR. Beor.
ae 9a0burg. iom bor en- 6 0til
9iorosit oerfor. iioite 5reoaa Tom
til at fsre oper i'm liae tire Mar
aamIe Ssn meO en- Die .BIon
Drenaen bnnoe oGret noe Ninrfcn
bos Soocren. oa ban bop0e iaat
til bam. at ban ifuloe aan biem.
Wen Steoet banoe Sennen laat
iia til at iope 5ircu SnNeren
Ino bnm iffr for ban pnr for nrf