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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER GIVES PROMISE
Rupert F. Mills Has All Ear
marks of Wonderfully
League Umpires.
BY SEMI-PRO.


- UPERT f. MILLS, regarded as
In one of the fastest young second
basemen playing semi-profes-
sional ball in this vicinity, has been
signed by Principal A. G. Balcoms New
Providence team to cover that position
Mills started the game with the
Franklin Public School team in 1904
He wes elected captain that year and
won the pennant for them by his con-
sistent batting and fielding. He per-
formed with the school boys for four
years and was regarded as the leading
batter of the Public School League. In
1908 he tried for the Newark High
School tehm and was given a position
: at second base. At the end of the sea-
son he was third in batting and second
in fielding honors. This year Mills
performed remarkably we'll and was
signed by the fast Armory A. c. Dur
ing the summer months he plays with
the New Providence B. B. c.. of New
Providence
The following is the schedule ar
ranged and the umpires assigned for
the City League Sunday: Morning
game, Parkviews at Ironsides, Boutil-
lier; afternoon games. Ironsides at
Parkviews, Boutlllier; Roseville at Ma
tional Turner's, Furphy; Bay Views at
Tigers, Healy.
Manager Joe Burke has strengthened
his Bay View City League team by
signing up w. Swenson. of Brooklyn.
as a utility man. Burke has released
William Faix.
The Knickerbockers, Of Bayonne, with
tackle the fast Montgomerys In the
first game of series at Jersey City
Saturday afternoon. Wolters and
Byrnes win be in the points for the
"Knicks," while Phinn and Burns will
work for the Jerseyites.
The Rosevil1es will have as their op-
ponents at Roseville Oval Saturday aft
ernoon, the fast Knickerbocker B. B. c.,
of this city. AS both teams are going
fast at present Manager Flynn. of the
City Leaguers, expects good crowd to
be present.
Sunday is an open date for the Park
b. B. C. Address Fred zipf, 595 North
Fourth street, city.
On the Hornblower avenue grounds.
Belleville, Saturday afternoon the Mu-
tuals will have as their opponents the
fast Ironsides. Weiss and Stoll will be
in the points for the Ironsides while
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS.

First Race--Summertime 10 to /. first;
White Wool, to s for place. second; Fire
wood, third.
Second Race-Tubal s to l, first Rialto,
even for place, second; Rosimiro, third.
Third Race-Prince Gal, to 10. first:
Stanley Fay, even for place, second; Guy
Fisher, third
Fourth Race-Ben Loyal. to /, first; /;
Tim Pippdn, to for place, second. Only
two finished.
Fifth Race-Star Charter, II to S, first I
Ragon. to for place. second; Amaif.
thIrd: tTd, /, p... .r.,.. a.. o..
Actor. to for place, second; Apologize.
third.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

The great rivalry OF the Ironsides, cham
pinns OF the City League apa the Mu-
tuais, Of Belleyille, promises to make the
game which will be played between these
teams on Saturday at the Hornbiower ave-
nue. ground0, Belleville an interesting
combat, Mr. Mf,chette and Schurr will be the
battery for the Mutual A. A.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
Jack philIsp. VIII BE Busy.

With Borelli, 2:15A, and Arthur Nc
Even in his stable. Jack Phillips VIII
keep the PAGERS in the bushes very busy
this season. The former needs no m
PRODUCTION to horsemen, while the lat
ter, green red roam stallion, can beat
2:20 today too easy. Neither of these
horses wear anything but harness-no
boots or hopples.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

Billy Wilkes made the rail birds at
weequahic Park sit up and take notice
when he paraded mile in 2:22 for
Irving G. Stelle, his trainer. last week.
Keep your good eye on this agent; he'll
be knocking at the door in race in
2:20 right now
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
Jane TODD Find. II Easy.

Jane Todd found easy picking at the
Plainfleld meeting on July 4. She won
her race without beating 2:29, and 1t IS
indeed doubtful whether she will ever
be in as soft again In her life.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

In the 2;25 pace at Hohokus the bay
mare Kid Farler went down and turned
complete somersault in the second
heat. She got up and went on. and
finished her mile. but was distanced.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

Charlie Beck tells ns
that it's three years ago
since he had his picture
"tookin'." He said he
couldn't quite remember,
but he thinks there was
somebody else in the pic
ture.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

the Suburbanites will work Machette
and Schurr.
Two games are on the card for the
Suburban League Saturday Vailsburg
will meet Montclair. while Forest Hill
will tackle Orange.
The Chadwick F. c., Branch Brook
Leaguers, are desirous of booking
games with light semi professional
teams offering suitable lnducement or
full expenses. Would like to play out
| of town. Address Joseph Dux, mana
ger, 21S Parker street, Newark, N. ].
Saturday and Sunday are open dates
for the Branch Brook A. c. Address
John Mclean, Park avenue and Fifth
street, or phone 1902 Branch Brook
The Manhattan Colored Giants have
Sunday, July TO- and few dates in
August and September open for a semi
professional team. Address Charles
Dyce. 40S West Thirty-seventh street,
Manhattan, N. Y.
The Washington A. A.. of Elizabeth,
would like to hear from team offering
a suitable inducement. Address Frank
Mulhearn, sos Third avenue. Elizabeth,
N. J.
The Victor b. b. c., of East Orange,
are desirious of booking games with all
first-class semi-pro teams for Saturday
games during July and August. Chal-
lenges sent to John McMarus, 222 Park
avenue, East Orange, will be consid-
cred.
The Rambler F. c. would like to ar
range games with s to 10-year-ol
teams, contests to be played at Branch
Brook Park Saturdays and holidays
r. Brooks. 1s4 Parker street, Is the
manager.
Any or 9-year-oid team desiring o.
game with the Tecowah Juniors, should
communicate with George Rohm, PIT
Chadwick avenue, city.
The Bay View Reserves will play the
Eagle A. c. at West Side Oval Satur-
day. A good game lis expected, as both
teams are evenly matched. Morgan,
Schmidt and Lang will be the battery
for Bay View.
The Marathon A. A. has Saturday
open Any first-class team wishing to
arrange q game should address Harry
G. Murphy, ss2 South Orange avenue
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
ysIette First Glass.

The chestnut trotting colt yalette
that George Corwin uncovered at
Hohoius on July Is really high
class horse and sure 215 trotter this
season. Unlike the majority of the get
of his sire, he is horse of much sub
stance and extreme finish. He has
been in the stable OF George Corwin
for two years, and was started three
times during the. season OF 1909 as a
4-year-old, His first start was at the
Orangeburg meeting. where he finished
4-4-4-5; best time 2:22h. He was then
shipped to White Plains and started
on September IA, finishing 4-5-4-3-5. His
best time was ANN.
He was then sent to the mile track
at Poughkeepsie, where, In large field
Of mature horses, he finished Abb,
every heat better than 2:20, the fastest
of which was 2:17M. Valette was bred
at Walnut Hall Farm, Donerail, KY,
foaled in 1905 and sired by Nobel.
2:1oA "a horse that is looked upon by
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
Handy ANDY DID we'll.

The bay trotting gelding, Handy
Andy, in the stable of Clyde MacBrlde,
did right well to get in the money at
Hohokus on July A. when valette, the
winner. stepped mile in 2:1sA and
beat 2:20 in every heat. The little bay
gelding must have stepped his final
mile right at 2:22 to beat the flag when
the winner marched In 2.18N
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
BY WALTER E. ERLHR.

E II ORSEMEN generally hereabouts
II will be glad to learn that
rDolph" Schleuer, of Montclair,
has turned his horses, DR.. Bill, 2;1sA,
and the pacing mare Mary S., 2;2lA,
over to Jack Phillips, the Brooklyn
trainer II is the general belief that
DR.. Bill, 2:19A, Is the making of 2:15
trotter this season in q good mans
hands, and 1t Is indeed doubtful
whether his owner could have given
him to more capable man. Jack
Phillips is a man of known ability, abb
solutely honest and a finished horse
man. In his stable Dr. Bill and Mary
s. will probably do their owner some
good, and what is looked upon as a
trotter of much class will be given the
opportunity he most. justly deserves.
Mr.. Phillips saw DR.. Bill race at the
Plainfield meeting July 4 and told the
writer the following day that he was
very much impressed with what he
saw the horse do.
Mary s., 2:21A, is a PAGER of the
hoppled variety and, while trifle un-
dersized. has done some very credit
able racing in the past, and. like the
chestnut gelding, should improve some
In the hands of her present trainer.
She is one of the few foals sired by
the pony PAGER Bonanza, 207A, before
that horse was unsexed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
Doctor Man.eville
Specialist
673 Broad St. Over chHis'
NEWARK, N. !.
All Male and Female Diseases

cure all forms Of nervous Debility,
fmpofcney. vital weakness, vartcoceie.
unnatural drains, diseases Of the heart
kidneys, stomach, liver and bladder
blood and skin. chronic bronchitis
asthma. consumption and ALL FE-
MALE DISEASES. no matter what the
cause, Strict confidence will be OBJ
served.
CONSULTATION FPHE.
Office Hours to 4 P. "A. 6to6 Pm.
ONCE closed Friday, Saturday and sum
days during July and August.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
SUBURBAN LEAGUE RECORD.

Games Saturday.
Vailsburg VS.. Montciair.
Forest Hill VS.. Orange.
Games sunday Morning.
Montclair vs. South Newark.
Orange VS. Keamy
Games Sunday Afternoon.
South Newark VS.. Forest Hill.
Kearny VS.. Vailsburg
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
Ethel Lynn rmnroves.

The black trotting mare, Ethel Lynn,
by Lynn Bel, 2:10h, in the stable of
Jack Phillips, at Parkway continues
to improve, and is the most talked
about horse in the metropolitan district
today. Her fastest mile to date is 2:235k,
but there are horsemen in Brooklyn
willing to gamble that she can beat 2:15
any day she is asked to do so.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

Fred Hunts gray PAGER, Frank
Plummer, went good race at Ho-
hokus, but couldn't quite reach when
Hall Caine was pacing miles In 2:171s.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

John McKevvitt. cham
pion weiter-weight. Of
vailsburg, has $500 to bet
that he can defeat any
"looking-glass' fighter in
New Jersey. w. Mack
preferred. Tex Rickard
take notice.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

looks like the best matinee performer
in the New York road drivers outnt
now quartered at the Brooklyn track
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

At savannah--Savannah 4. Columbia 8.
At Jaeksonville--Jackso g. Colum-
bus O.
At Augusta-Augusta g. Meriden /.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

On the Hornblower avenue grounds.
Belleville, Saturday afternoon the Mu-
tuals will have as their opponents the
fast Ironsides. Weiss and Stoll will be
in the points for the Ironsides. while
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

The Bay View Reserves will play the
Eagle A. C. at West Side Oval Satur-
day. A good game lis expected, as both
teams are evenly matched Morgan,
Schmidt and Lang will be the battery
for Bay View.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

Sunday is an open date for the Park
B. B. C. Address Fred zipf 595 North
Fourth street, city.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

The Marathon A. A, has Saturday
open Any first-class team wishing to
arrange a game should address Harry
G. Murphy, Ss2 South Orange avenue.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

Wh9 Knows.
Who Knows stepped mile in 2:l7A
over the Parkway track Tuesday. and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
EnlTEDlny
~. Z.
ANSwELL


To numerous inquiries
as to why we did not
publish last week we
must state that we were
out. with the rest of the
swells seeing the bie
fight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07
coTToN STATES LEAGUE.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

burg 6.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

Any or 9-year-oid team desiring o
game with the Tecowah Juniors, should
communicate with George Rohm, 217
Chadwick avenue, city
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

the Suburbanites will work Machette
and Schurr.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

Saturday and Sunday are open dates
for the Branch Brook A. c. Address
John Mclean, Park avenue and Fifth
street, or phone 1902 Branch Brook.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

Manager Joe Burke has strengthened
his Bay View City League team by
signing up w. Swenson. of Brooklyn,
as utility man. Burke has released
William Faix.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

Two games are on the card for the
Suburban League Saturday. Vailsburg
will meet Montclair. while Forest Hill
will tackle Orange.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

The Manhattan Colored Giants have
Sunday, July 10, and a few dates in
August and September open for semi
professional team. Address Charles
Dyce. 40S West Thirty-seventh street,
Manhattan, N. Y.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-07-07

The Rambler F. c. would like to ar
range games with to 10-year-old
teams. contests to be played at Branch
Brook Park Saturdays and holidays
r. Brooks. 1874 Parker street, Is the
manager.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
Sbperiet fra ganfbnbet.

On SiGitnneIie. asbenbapn, "a
Sonuor. 3ilbergleit, Ser bIep poo-
erebet inmmen meo S~tolieneren
Rasia, bar MI %operfor. @siesior
arel Rosmusien aflaet en- oeIpis
5illtanelie.
San bar i%norsmmet, at ban fam.
men me6 De ire andre fsrte paa
ben Sporoogn, paa bpilfen gnnfbu.
bet bleb n6plpnoret, oe enopioere,
at Imerifnnsren 9oaocf Itial See-
nebogen fra @onfbnoet, og at ban
for fin gnrt bapoe mo6taget 100
Ser. at De itioalne Benee.
Oct er enbnioere bleoen oplpit, at
Spiro (Wasio) bar o9ret i~troffet I
Baris, 2onoon, DRESDEN og mango
andre Steoer; ban err professional
5alifipiaer og 2ommetpp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
Sr9ften / 9anmarf.

Slere areftIioenoe emo / noget
nnoet 2ono. Den oonIfe areftfomite
bar ifslee 80. E." uoienbt geret.
ming ON fin 8irfIombeo fra 1907
til 1909. Eli geretningeu, Ger er
l~oarbeioet AT aomiteens Sorman0,
grofesior 6. 8. Senien, %iIlitter fig
en- grunoig og omfattenoe itatiitiif
9earbei6elIe at Opt9nineen at
ar9ftpotienter, u~bnrbeibet of BRO.
fesior 8ibiger 90 cnnb. mag. gu.
Srier.
Sor at fan OpIpsning ON, bpor.
mango arpftlioeroe, Der finoes |
0onmarf, nnlgte aomiteen en- Me.
tooe, iom bar npret bennttet | l1o.
lnn6et, nemlig at te1e, bbor man.
&c Der pan en- beitemt Dag er uroer
2pge6ebon6ling. Den 1. Ipril
1908 blep al 1924 proftiierenoe
29ger, Der / Sorueien bapoe foaet
Sfemner tilienot of &omiteen, ale
areftpatienter opfsrte. Der bite fig
neo oenne OpteIing at pnre 1875
ar9itlioenoe / 9onnorf. 4nilaoes
8efolfningsnntoIlet pan ben nennte
Dag iii 2,650,000, blioer 5orbol6et
iaoleoes. at for 100000 Menneifer
finbes Der omtrent 43 &reftlioenoe,
bbilfet er oct bsieite SoI, Der er
funoet / noget 2ono.
Oct bpppiet an9rebne Organ bar
Wapeipffen, Der bar onarebet | ON.
trent u of TiIfeIoene; 6erefter fom.
mer / Ieffefslee grpitet Clos apin.
benz, 2ipmooeren, Sormfanolen og
tSuben.
On oct interesIante og en6nu
nafeiorte Spsresmoal, ON areften
err aroeli9, eler ON ben er imitIom,
eiber geretninsen flere Oplpsninger
at Snteresie. Der bar iaaleoes IA
Silfeloe, boor arnften forefom bos
flere WeoIemmer af iamme 5amiIie
eIler Dos flere Berioner, Der IeoeSe
intimt iammen, men fire Slutnin.
ger fon man life bragg al bet op.
lpite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

ct Sierteilng. Den afogoe bar ifslgr
oEbiit. q. lo." Ell afbolot og aniet
Man0 / ui0e 4reoie paa @runo al
jim &eoeligbeo og Samoitti9beosful-
6eo. San Dor itilf9roig o9 ieon /
i'm Serb oe til oaglig meget til.
bageboloenoe; men naar Saien fal6t
pao rationale SpergsmanI, funoe
ban rioes me6 og bGipe ligefrem bel.
tolen0e. Offentli9e Soern banoe ban
life, men / 6oreningslioet bar ban
en- ret iprio Deltoger, og man iatte
itor 8ris paa BAN for ben Snteresie
og Soer, bpormeo ban rsgteoe, bpoe
ser bleo BAN betroet iom 8eitprel.
ieSmeolem, bnooe / Seirenelgerfors
enineen og Sorioarsbrooer forertn.
gen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
Nlberti-I fferen

&etten i9ttes / Geaen. Ia al.
berti Den &c. San. Ifuloe afbentes
til 8orbgr, er fIereoe ban paanp, at
bans Selbreo bar iaa neobru0t, at
ban umulig funoe fslge meo.
asiesior Sdou begau Zig oerefter
meo &ettens BerionaIe ooer til aI-
bertis gele, bpor Hetten 6leo lat.
4lberti neolagoe peo6lipenoe Sno.
iigelie moo at blioe afbert og free
oeoe S9ngieIslegens @rflering az
eifet.
6engielsl9gen, Or. &iis, fom M
til Steoe og ertlereoe, at albertis
SeIbreostilitono life bar til Sinoer
for en- glfbsring / geGen. 9omme-
rem fremlaeoe M Brofuriit Ser-
e%eniens iioite Snoleg og anmooebC
Ilberti ON at uotale fig oesangnaen-
De; men alberti faitbol6t, at ban bar
ganife uoe at Stono til at afgioe
SorfIarin9 eaer beifeftiee fig meo
3egnifaber. &siesior Sdou erfle-
re6e oa, at for iaa piot @rreitonten
life inoen Sreoag baooe noget at
ipare, piloe Saeen blioe i~Iiittet.
Mlberti ipareoe bertil, at ban life
ino fig | Stono til at u6tole iig npr.
mere ON Dommerens Silfenoeeipel.
lie, men at ban ne0laeoe en- beItemt
Broteit moo Sagens 4filutning poo
oct nrperenoe Tiospnnft.
Derefter bepeoes Getsmeoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

fommen fra @rennn meo en- Gao.
ming 8eoip9tter, og Wanoifabet par
eooet | 2on6. Storm og bei gu
umuIigggr inotil pioere ale Reo.
ninesforieg.
R8. 9iaers6, %. Sunuar. llofor
Siosoiloe 2eie og 2iieleie er Sfon'
nerten n5omiliens Soab" Of Ooenie
Itranoet | Rot. Sfonnerten er laitet
meo Mois oe pao Geiie fra asben.
bobn til anlborg. Wanoifabet REQ.
oeoe fig / 2ano / Sfibets SoGe.
G8. aiel, %. Sanuar. Sioen i
@oor er Der ooer 6ele Slespig og
Soften fol6et umaaoelige Snemas'
ier. Sernbone. og al anoen Srafif
bar liot ltore Sorlinfelier . Stormen
og Snefnloet %oe6norer.
&g. Sombur9, %. Sor1iar. 81
ben 9I. 1 | @oor gftermiooog far
Der roiet en- ooloiom Sneitorm; noe
item ale SporpognsIinier bor moat'
tet inoItine 0riften, og Sernbone-
togene er Itprft foriinfeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
GeuOlber- 5iseeren.

Hpbore, "a. Sannar. Den peo
Operfnloet | ltnersIeo forIeoen iaa.
reoe Soenefogeo Snnien er M Ioo
raft, at ban | Sormiooogs funbe
mgoe | Tetten og ofgipe 6orflarine
Der fremfom iepriot intet MT be6
bette Sorber.
5 Gftermioooe bIiper Soonefcs.
ben 6iemienot fra Speebuiet. Get
bar life bGret mnIiot at finoe Ge-
polperfugIcn, Der itaoio fio6er | bans
bpire ltnoerarm. Mnn mener imio,
lertio, at Ben maaife ienere Of iig
ielo bill fomine for 9aeeus 2ps.
S6prigt mencs SooneFogoen life at
bile foa ooriot Men Of fit Saar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

pluoielig afganet oeo D60en rant al
er AnOelsbeoeeelien, Der frembar og
ifabte 8etingelierne for uOnpttelie Ell
Of De ienere @ors mango bumane
9ope, ifiloreoe, bporle0es oper Salos
oelen at 2anoets pofsne 9efolfning
enten poo ben enc eaer ben an6en
Moaoe bar fnpttet til an0elsiaeen,
oo faitiloe til ii6it, at &noelsbepe-
gelien bar Ben al Sioens iociole 8e.
oRgelier, Der bar baft ben Itsrite
9etponing for bort Samfuno.
Soreoroeet e~fterfulgtes al en- Sor-
Gambling, iom fortiattes | gftermio-
6nesmsoet.
Spbsfalb. &ebmono g. 6. SCR.
genien | Sbiiteo er f%orleoen Seat
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

@nlobrpllnp. Gen 81. San. iei.
reoe forbeno9renoe Ms1er 8. g.
Senien og Suitru, anlIunoborg, De.
res @ulobrpIup.
Oct gamle gruoepor bsrer begge
til Den inore Wisiions gnmle Ben.
ner, iom meo ierIig @I9oe taller ON
Den Sio, oa Baltor 8ilb. Beef emo
MI ito0 / lin fuloe araft og orog
ogian Dem til 9rSleo &irfe. Sent
fen bar tioligere o9ret Weler /
aoneiteo, 9ioIsie Soon, boorfra De
for en- Del aor iioen flptteoe til
aaaunoborg.
@ulobru0gommen er tro6s fine
"a Mar raft og forbes onlfring.
8ltlobrl6en, iom er 3gar pngre,
bar ct Bar Tiger maattet boloe
Sengen.
Mange 8enner gl9oeoe De to
gamle paa oeres Ssjtiosoa9.
S%aarebejle SpjIfolc. S%orbenpe-
renoe Erafifminiiter 81. 2arien talte
ben "a. San. paa oct %iocinle Sur.
ius paa Saareoeile SeiifoGe ON an-
oelsbeoRgelien iociole 9etponing.
Taleren ifiG6reoe @n6clsbepG1eI.
lens Siitorie og genneneit oens us.
pifling, iioen @noelstonfen isrite
Sang bleo fremiot / england /
1914. Goleren f~rem6Gpeoe, bpor-
leoes Inoelstanfen | 0anmorf er
fsrt no | 2ioet Iom intet anoet
Steo I @eroen. 5oretaeenOe efter
5%oretaeenoe err reiit paa anoels-
tanfens @runo, % Goleren bGpoe-
De, at set er @noels6eoegelien, iom
efter Sen eoeIeggenoe Grie eenrei-
ite 2onoet life olene | sfononiif.
men tillige fiiltitrelt pna en- inaoan
Moa0e, at ~ltoIanoets 9eunoring for
os er paft.
Taleren bnpoeoe oioere, at bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
Den perite SneitOrm / ginter.

oSpa. BIT" af &c. San. ifrioer:
MeteoroIogiit Snititut ilutteOe
lin @ftenmeloing meo at ipaa liter.
Re ginos omfring git meo tilta9enoe
5roit, tiloels Sne". Og ben Spaa-
Dom bar iaabiit life ouerSreoen. Or.
fnnen bDleoe Nntten lang, Den
Im9ffeoe meO Porte og rasleoe meO
@inouer og lnneoe ct ipnoigt Sol.
fei meo 5olf, Der bar liot lent
uoe. 5roiten beO, oa Sneen ioeO
oa Opngeoe iie op pnn @aoer oo bag
bet min0Ite 8remipring | Serrenet.
Oct bleo oen perite Sneitorm, Den
elers ! iaa Senieenoe flittiae 8in-
ter baboe preiteret.
0o SoIf ondgneoe op | @oar Mor.
ges, bar 8inoiierne life til at ie
igennem, inn tiff bapoe Sneitor.
men imurt poa. 90 off man no.
bleo Ger bubt poo npc O~oerroifel.
fer. s gpen bar Susfocaoerne
flpot | Spiot oa @aberne ufrem.
fomneli1e, o1 noe pao 9onbet maat-
tie Srafiffen, ielu Den a~llerneOuen-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11

Den arreItereoe Muler Sens Peter
9nnien beooer oeoblioenOe, at ban
bar iaa me0taeet Of Spiritus, al
ban ilet life fan buife, booo Der ner-
mere ifete. 0erimoo bar ban ct Bar
@ange / Getten oentaget lin fsrite
5orflarin9 ON, at ban baoOe fsbt
Reooloeren / Ooenie for meo ben
at ifpoe ben fsrite ben 6eOite for
0eroeO at fomme / Sugtbuiet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-02-11
Uoele nye
impor(ereoe 9ralu(atonSkort.

Ger. t0t.-gt inuft oobbelt Sort, Stsrrelie SIX
5K, meo opbpieoe goier oe SIsife iamt Oroene I'll
2pffe" pa Soriioen. gaa Snoiiben ct 8ers oe 9inier
til Snifription. Zoe Stf. $1.O0 9ni.
Scr. 1902. Sort meo inoIagte gInbe, 41aX31a,
prpoet meo 2anoifabsbi0eoe og opbsiebe 8lomiter paa
Soriioen, gers inoeni. 10e Stf. $1.OO 9ni.
Scr. tO3. ct imaft uoifanret Sort, 3hX519, prpoet
meo Toier. Baa De i%nolaete 9Iaoe Orbene: rSiertelis
2pfsnifnin9" os ct gers. 1Oe. Stf. 500 9ni.
gr. t04. st meset ~imagfulot Sort 2%X5 neb
opbsieoe ~farbetrpfte 2inier og 5oreIemmiseier. inblaste
gIaoe meo Srbene rSil 2pffe" oe gers paatrpft.
t0e Sf. $1.00 9ni.
Nr. 105. lloifaaret oobbeIt Sort 4MX3A,
prboet meo Sorglemmigeier oe 8aano. Sn6Iaete 8Iabe
meo paarpft @ers. 10e Stf. $1.00 chi.
Nr. t06. = Stint u%sffnarne Sort 41aX3 meo
gIomIter 5ife. Orbene vaorlis Sifen, ~Serren bel
iiane big" e0er ptSierteIie 2pfenifnine" / Cub. sc Stf.
SOC 9ni.
Nr. t07. SeroeIeS imoefuIot enfeIt Sort AK
81 meo @uIo oe opbsieoe Sorolenmieeir oe pnatrptt
n9iI 2pffe". &c Sf. soc 9ni.
Scr. 1903. - Smuft uoifoaret enfeIt Sort AK
3A meo @uIorano oe opbeiebe Noier. Sroene iii 2pf-
fe", ianme meo gioler. &c Gf. SOC Sai.
Stort llopaIs of npe SuIefort bill f~oreIieee goo
SID. SuloItnnbie 8~orteenelie uofomner ienere.
Smitft llboale at Srpoefort tilienbes frit for 10
Gents, iterre lioboIg for % Gents.
9aniib antb. Tnbl. SOnfe,
Blair, Nebr.