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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11
SUMMARY

Struck Out-Bauer l.
Bases on Balls-Bauer 1, Rogers 3.
Sacrifice HISTORIAN, Rogers.
Stolen Bases-Elliott, Emery.
Wild Pitch-Bauer.
Hit by Pitched Ball-Rogers (Ellam).
Time-1:37.
Observation-Disclosures
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
ResuIts Yesterday

Results Yesterday
Al Jacksonville: Jacksonville 4, Colum-
bia e.
At Augusta: Augusta A. Columbus g.
A. Macon: Macon 6. Savannah 5.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11

Our $3.50 suit offering is in
deed a rare opportunity to get
truly wonderful bargains. See
us. Marley & Bauman Clio. Go.
1910 Sd Avenue.
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ASSOCIATION


Results Yesterday
| At Toledo:s Minneapolis 8. Toledo /.
| At Indianapolis: st. Paul 6. Indian
apolis 0.
| At Louisville: Louisvlle-K Kansas City,
| rain
| At Columbus: Columbus Milwaukee.
rain
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a former Baron. is followed by report
from B. Smith to the effect that the speed
merchant will go to Boston in the fall.
In the deserved success of Henline the
fans of Birmingham will take great in
terest.
1t is reported that on account of a sad
y weakened and powerless arm, Johnny
Dobbs will leave the outfield and manage
from the bench.
The Barons are homesick. They have
been on the road for a couple of weeks
and are signing for the smoke and CRIME
of the Magic City.
The team leaves tomorrow for New
Orleans and will play three games there.
They then go to Mobile for four They
return home June 20 for one series, then
go to Mont gomery. They then return
home for one other series and then go to
Nashville for a July 4th double-header.
The schedule Is peculiarly arranged from
a Birmingham standpoint.
Cincinnati Is still begging for Covaleski.
Some days ago the Enquirer ran a car.
toon. showing the Reds losing to Pitts
burg 10 to 0. In the corner was a little
baseball scene showing Covaleski shutting
out the Chattanooga Lookouts They're
kind of rubbing it into Old Fox Griffith.
Special invitations were received today
by the Barons to attend a lecture tonight
on "Snikers, Which Drag Men Down."
"Rowdy" Elliott wanted to know right
off the reel If reference was intended to
the biscuits which have made the Kim
ball famous.
Boisterous Bob Tyson, the tlreless tank
(apologies) is doing what no other Bir-
mingham secretary ever Accomplished
getting good advertising matter in the
newspapers. He's as far ahead OF others
who have held similar jobs on the Bir-
mingham team as a greyhound Is ahead
of the poodle.
Little discord yesterday. Bill McGilvray
got Bauers front seat on the bus, while
Bauer was completing his toilet When
Bauer climbed into the wagon and saw
the seat for which he had decorated HIM
self occupied by the hefty William. he
was wroth There followed a passage of
wit. a thrust and a parry, and all was
over. Bauer has a penchant for the front
seat.
Governor Brown has invited the Barons
to visit him at the capitol. Emery, whose
flow of language outstrips that of Choyn-
ski, will be the spokesman for the crowd.
Each night he practices before a mirror.
The players affectionately refer to
Catcher Ryan as Mother" The appella-
ton is apt.
This is the home of Gambler, thn coca
cola man. and his brother CAM the
bishop And George Winters is spending
the summer here.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11

At Observation-Disclosures Cincinnati postponed,
ran. Two games tomorrow.
At Philadelphia ittsburg- Philadelphia
postponed, wet grounds.
At Brooklyn-St. Louis Brooklyn game
postponed. wet grounds.
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Other Sports on Page II.

Every one of our $3.50 suits
is worth any mans wearing.
Correct in style. Perfect in
finish, and your size will fit you.
Marley & Bauman Clio. Go.
1910 Sd Avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11
Bauer pitches a Good Game But He
Is Not Backed Up With Hits
and Again the Crackers
Are Victorious
BY HUGH w. ROBERTS
LEAGUE STANDING
Results Yesterdny

Results Yesterday
Atlanta /, Birmingham 0.
Chattanooga 3, Montgomery 2.
Memphis-New Orleans, rain.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11
INJURED PLAYERS
CANNOT Be PAID
This Fact May Cut Down Base
running and Sliding
RULE OF THE LEAGUE
At Recent Meeting In Chattanooga the
MoguIs Voted Against Paying SAL
aries to Injured Players and
to Suspended Ones
RULE OF THE LEAGUE

Chattanooga, Tenn, June 10.-(Special)
Is base-running and sliding to become q
lost art in the Southern league?
The ball players say that it is.
A player in this league "hits the dirt"
at his own peril, for several recent cases
where men were injured have proven
that the league rules will not allow them
to be paid salaries or be cared for pro-
vided they are disabled.
Take the case of Champ Osteen of
Montgomery and HERE Meek of Chatta-
nooga Those two players were injured
while running bases. Osteen's leg was
broken and he is out for the season.
He has been released without pay, ami
goes home unable to work and unpro-
yided for. HERE Meek's case is but
little different The big fellow was SO
injured that he cannot play for month
or more. The Chattanooga club cannot
take the risk of going longer with only
one catcher, and under the salary and
player limit rules they cannot sign an
other man without releasing Meek. Con-
seouently Meek has to go if waivers are
secured. and without any salary or pros
poets for getting another job
The managers are not to blame. They
can do nothing under the stringent rules.
Manager Johnny Dobbs says that he
would give Meek his full salary for the
season of 1910 If the rules would allow
II To show his sympathy for the player
Dobbs is arranging an exhibition game
for the benefit of big HERE. The same
-. s..,.e.s - y Sc of Osteen of Mont
- sax 9.B lgomery club could do
1000 ss4 tel. nut assisted in getting
..5 saasss3u on which in the end
..ss5s,s ,s~fs,sts Nv hundred dollars
sY.sz s4s ssse nave shown the play
-. asa .sa.sas that when they slide
,szas 94as s he risk of being laid
~ aas ss, and with no hope
+, aaassa the period of inca
s5 3feer men are likely to
45ass .se= - the measthey are
- ss I'd they viii have to
- $780, .Easr 4, post in search of
- 4nadt.aas re not going to make
~s4e S.ssgiz irder or cause them
s5.s4.a4 fs.t. the Southern league.
49, 50 oall players who will
5a a.stsA hey can help it. In
ss4 So Hiass. tsI of the players with
4t f.si4s4s5.,,ga club was dicker-
us here that he would
8 than the Southern
ssrse= #aa rlass A leagues pro-
sH is4ssl III thefr%p1hyers when
.q i. s1ssqfsss sahile the rules of the
as lssa $ event such action.
Ks ea59. moguls have seen
~ szs SO making preparations
4z.ssa 5sts ations for next sea-
80 ~ NV going TO do right
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11

Birmingham at Atlanta.
Montgomery at Chattanooga.
Mobile at Nashville.
New Orleans at Memphis.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11

1t is reported that on account of sad
~ weakened and powerless arm, Johnny
Dobbs will leave the outfield and manage
from the bench.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11

Boston's offer of $4,000 for Noah Henline,
former Baron, is followed by report
from B. Smith to the effect that the speed
merchant will go to Boston in the fall.
In the deserved success of Henline the
fans of Birmingham will take great in
terest.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11

The Barons are homesick They have
been on the road for a couple of weeks
and are signing for the smoke and CRIME
of the Magic City
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11

Cincinnati is still begging for Covaleski.
Some days ago the Enquirer ran a car.
toon. showing the Reds losing to Pitts
burg 10 to o. In the corner was a little
baseball scene showing Covaleski shutting
out the Chattanooga Lookouts. They're
kind of rubbing it into Old Fox Griffith.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11

This is the home of Gambler, thr coca
cola man. and his brother CAM the
bishop And George Winters is spending
the summer here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Wappy's Innocence

Not Proved"
This real verdict against Chief Wappensen by the
council investigating committee so far.
Ii is Not Guilty
There is a wide difference.
Lets take a real honest look this graft business minute
The people who received the money must be convicted ON
the evidence of the people who paid
Who the people who padp The dive keeper the gam
bier, the proprietor 81 the vicious dance hall.
All beyond the pale of the law, beyond the protection
OF the They only operate because the guardians OF the
law CD asleep (2l hushed with money payments
Take a
The gambler comes before the committee.
paid $l00 day my string OF hand books. he says
What would happen3
Maybe they would be able get the who received the
money More likely they would only land the gobetwecn
The real receiver would likely untouched while the
eobetween would be we'll repaid for whatever sentence the
would give hmpobaby light sentence because the
would know he only the tool of the real offender
In Seattle there is shadow Of doubt that gambling
existed that other things mentioned the committees
port existed
That Chief Wappcnsten Mayor Gin ignorant OF
this fact beyond belief OF the most atuou followers OF
these
they ignorant az these things which every boy
they should be removed for arch noompeieney
That gambling paid for It's protection one who knows
anything about the deny.
Who got the money!
The council failed 10 lind anyone who would 60 the wit
stand and testify It would have been accident they
had
So wappy is mot guilty" So he claims and 50 his de
Tenders claim.
But the people viii be the judge in this They will
give Gill and Wappcustein and their apoogss their verdict at
the recall election.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
THE STAR EDITORIAL
Let Us Be Thankful for the Day That Is to Be
u. FOR THE DAY THAT is TO BE


and uuyh
inf civ better things " II
of freedom Of OF
th prcs.a M O
sbe because n
luminous soi larger y I O
discomfort with things and for noble spha
ton IL sew ongt
a LAM
he thankful O
shall
sona
possible Eppn n
rea amly in omo m o
thankful 10 the growth o
e has o
ing the oWea nd he
be
frt the Of
bounds % freedom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
IM LI1T1TLE OLD NEW YORK

that takes care Of ~. We oulv -. !.
dollars a week frum the boe 4. -. =
every little BIZ helps" '1a
"nuthlu doln, kiddos aoa n.
erel. = Amt never give noh,.ass' -
ipp IN my life. and aint eoIs =
begin now" A "
20 he dident and he told a tr...
about n 'sna
walt till you see wot thev A.,
you next time" sea tbs tread y.
wont do you no good TO go Il !
diffrent barber. becos they sos I, i
fixed up With a algnel slstern''
bat the jeDerel thot he could ~.
the game. 10 The next time he ~.
down the friend went with him ~
went 20 tho barber coxy had be,s~.
while coxy went 70 another chars
when they got up the friend ~.
a lovely shave. and coxy's dial ~,
cd Ike a short order beefsteak
but he was gain. next time 4.
aes 10 all the BARRIERS, 4 supoxs ".
will cut my throte, but you Il.
cut and be dcrned. ! wont give a ~
not II you pare of all my feaeheF.s
the boss herd about II and ne fra.
BARRIERS, then he went around ~
apolagized 10 eo1y
you 10 70 perditchIn," ses N.
ienerel, i've bot a safety razer~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

The Europe laid bare In
tustls of labor
fnves tigatio n Europe
In Belg -four of 10
money at than 10 a day:
10 aud 20 day and less than
one-f them much 30
Industrial merely forced the child
'front.' factory the home
Italy poorly Of factory inspection
might well regulation.
official by their dis
oneha Of child abores work
old, and large number before
there better off.
Of VII goes TO 8 and
habitat wherever regardless
differences in language and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
OBSERVATIONS

GERMAN torpedo securing tho North Sea for Lost
balloon Balloon contains officers and probably
a
proposes 10 settle deadlocks between
lords and the Bull
viii beat / yet
-
MOTHER joke the peope u circuit, Jackson.
Tenn has killed that t0oo0ooo against Standard OIL by in
STRUGGLING that verdict
the antitrust 10 the jury nowadays
IT IS only fair notify Invaders
" HERALD Is shocked because t2so prise offered by
Western for the a inmate
OF asylum Bless your
Bennett that's whore wescrners posta.
soup Chicago children sounds unpeananty Hux
gestive of free soup for grownupa
THREE months of the republican cuiight
ened horoughy licked the do lot in that
time
CANADA has gained per population
the United States "a Tho explanation
wordH-cheap
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
BY NORMAN.
(The J. o. D. Has a Little story
About Gen. Coyey.)

About Gen. CoSey)
NEW YoRK-Up at the waldorf
they are tellin a amusin storey
about GENERAL oogy.
you know old coKy. he ust 10
be one OF the common pepel. and
he led a army 10 wnghenton that
dident have no Jobs.
the army dident Rit no jobs In
waabenton. but coxy got a lot Of
adyertiain. witch Was RELY the name
point
sints that time. sum years ago.
the GENERAL has got ritcb. he now
owns a arsnick mine and utber
things that pays dividends. and you
eouldent GIT him 10 march acrost
the brookiin bride unlcss there was
mummy In a.
wei, the ole Ieneral has bin stop
pin al the waldorf, eatin qualea and
dollhouse graipa and uther truck
that his army never even herd
about. heard be had a bath In his
room, but / don't know about that
uther day be went down 10 the
barber shop and got his map scraip.
cd. II was a bully good shave aud
he told the barber 50
wei" SEES the barber. kindly re-
member that We take care Of them
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

lin, struggling young printer Of
MIX street. Boston.
Zen isn't there any more.
iut you can see reprints OF hia
valuable book az the Seattle public
library
It's called Poor Richards Al.
manae. Read u over every morn.
lng. II you like. and perhaps youll
be immune from the dcpFadationa
Of the CRATER.
Remember. there's one born
every minute, and the smooth stran.
Ger who attempts 10 put something
across on you in thinking Of that.
eyory minute be ladies' out The chat.
ter.
Also. keep that motto In plain
sight, Don't BE stungi"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

was partly because Of the dis
lance between the shore lines and
the fact that he carried too much
weight. In addition 10 bis clothes
he was weighted down with 81
pounds In the shape Of bull dog.
whose front teeth became lodged in
the rear Of Joe's trousers during
the running start.
A pleasant time was had" by the
onlOokers
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
DON'T BE sTuNoi

sssssssss sssssssssssss sssssf
when agents for some set OF
Dickens Works for 10 cents a
week angled for lfia gnakentine sig
nature 20 the contract he grinned
and pointed 20 the littie motto.
beware of the portrait agent
who calls and offers 10 do q nice
chrome % your departed relative
for 90 cents. Ito gets the only pic.
tare % said u. n that you possess,
and II yoa got N back for anything
under $3.50 you're luckser than
most OF us
Keep your eye peeled for the
nuave gent who wants 10 sell you a
selfpronounctng nibla or an en-
cyclopedla or A dictionary.
Money! No. sir, they don't want
cent Just sign your name ON the
dotted line. and theY'l manage 20
get AZ least five dollars out o. you
after that.
The only thing would personally
recommend II q little book that
waa written something Ike a cen.
fury or more ago By Mr.. u. Frank
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

The news that scores OF Wash.
tngton people were Hwindled out OF
very substantial sums Of money by
promoters of fake banana plan.
tation company II noteworthy only
because OF tho publicity OF the OK.
pose.
Every day there Is a new swindle
successfully carried out IN Seattle.
Aud u liant the ignorant man
that Is the victim.
Not At all: it's Just the man or
woman that doesn't stop 10 remem.
Der these little truths:
There's sucker born every
minute.
You'll never get something for
nothing
can think OF no better motto
for one TO have IN a very consplcu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Thanks That Are True

what have Of this world u easy be
what able Of goods Of
PATTY. cheer uplft soulstuffor this give
thanks that viii blend infinitely the eternal music
the spheres.
This fan good. bright the beautiful
and there Is fault in the that cannot and In the
heart that does not appreciate.
as constant Of and
helpaness withheld.
Of The tongue must die the lips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
Intimate Correspondence

Here's a pretty howdy-doi The
organization Of the democfatic
party as represented BY its ma,
tional committee Is reaetionary;
the democratic party in the house
Of Representatives as represented
By Champ Clark and his following.
is probably progressive How viii
the two wings flap togethor7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

see John r. Mclean wants d
be- elected senator from Ohio No
Lean lives here 10 washinsson. n
owns the electric Light and gas con
corn. and has bought the Great
Falls power site Just above tie si.y
In order to let the water ras %
waste while the citlzens ~ t#o
prices for their light az beat
Sincerely, RATH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
5TROLLERs' COLUMN

SpurFed on by encouragement
from bis friends. Joseph Loring
who has gained local fame as a
broad jumper. recently tried 10
leap across Lake Union.
His failure to accomplish this feat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
STAR DUST

The Housewives union. nov
proposed. will stand out for half
shat the husband earns. And n
10 doesn't earn anything. half Of
that. too.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

= see that some banks are re.
EaNiuE 10 give mortgages on homes
II the money IL 70 be applied To
buyiuE an automobile"
To be sure. The stunt now In
"a awe a mortgage on The automo-
bile. the money TO be applied 20
buying an alrHhip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

A. the same time the packers
don't guarantee that the high cost
cant come back
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

Gus place than one that / saw on
business mans desk. II jus,
said,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23
There's New Graft Invented in Seattle Every
Day to Get Bit of Somebody's Hard-Earned Coin

Better Have That Little Motto.
Don't Be Stung." In a
Nice. Conspicuous Place-It
May Save You a Little
Money Now and Then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

a 1oninfia1rable moving picture
fllm has been made in Germany.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

- 49," - 1919 sHf4ftR ~ 49, R&e8e%f
blie. the money TO be applied 10
buying an alrship
A. the same time the packers
dun't guarantees that the high cost
cant come back
a 1onlnflannabie moving picture
film has been made in Germany.
In the news that upper bsrtha ara
10 b. loser. one almost manaem an
opportunity for fiippant comment.
but alas. the humoF supply seems
70 be unusually low this morning.
tests are very elusive things.
A single spider has been. known
TO yield more than IA miles Of
~eb.
Colonel Ito tramp who said he
had fought ia Cubal. No doubt
you remember santIaEo7
Tramp: DO ~ Well. rather
Why. u waH me wot shot the old
guy
Detroit 10 soon to be furnished
with power from Niagara Fails.
IMMORTAL sTICKERs.
Blanks glue.
backbone OF winter.
Increased coat OF living.
Elklna AbruEEi.
Balllnger.
In the amount of tie shipplnq
Singapore 10 the eighth greatest port
IN the world.
india ranks next TO the United
States IN the production Of cotton.
Last years Christmas neckties
are fading their way into crazy
quilts just about now.
Dance at Dreamland tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

a single spider has been. known
TO yield more than IA miles Of
web.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

by Mail. out Of ctyl year, t3 G months, 81 80. :,
month, 2bo. Entered nt
Seattle. Wash. Postoffce as secondoaas malta,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-23

Dance at Dreamland tonight
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Gpofs Gifimoer.
(Sortiat fra Sioe 81

De to Misiionprer bar lobet al
pile ~uoarbejoe en- Ioa nofsrlig9iap
port iom miliet, og S~anoipnlig'
beoen toler for. at bette aftitpffe
0gbet at npite Maaneo fam bliut
fgrt pr. Slpoe neo til l%tpernioif
iaaleoes at oct fsrite oanife 6or.
aarsifib fan faa 9ofumentet mef
ON 8oro.
GimeligDis bill Happorten iaa feriI
funne bore / asbenbnpn no al
Sommeren.
4nuo Hasmusien oenter Tia me-
act af bette RET oirefte B~ionesbnro
fra Gop- Dorf'erne, ielp ON ban er
flar oper, at bets getponing Iom Ri.
oenIfabeligt gepis ma iiges at DRre
mere END tpioliomt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
Sfiftenoe Gmner.
100000 Smitb'er.

On ofifeoi9et engeIif embeos-
mano, ser bar bait Chen til i'm
Roa0igbeo, bar to9et Jig for at I'M.
oeriege, bpilfet 8erionnaon Der er
melt uobreot poa De brittle Ger, o9
oct bar oo pitt JIG, at BET er Rap.
net Smitb, Der b9res al mere emo
SOC, 1000 gerioner.
6%elultntet, Der er naaet ueo ON.
bpggeIig @ennemgang al gamle
5eoieIsregiltre oper belle Giget, ier
I fine @~nfeltbeoer inoleoes no:
5 ieIpe England (1oen Sfot-
lano og SrIano) er Der $4,000
Menneifer. Der be0oer Smith, og
oerefter feIger De melt aIminoeliee
Ropne / oenre Oroen: Sones 242,.
100, 8iaiams 10000, Sonlor
124, 400, 0aoies 1860. gropn
o. 5000. 86omas $4,000, gpans
SO, 900, 9oberts 78,400 og Sobn.
Jon 69,5oo.
5 De ifotife 56oielsre9iitre ino-
tager Ropnet Smith oeiaa 5er.
I~teplooier, ioet oct Der b9res al
A. 200 Renneifer; oerefter er Moc
Donald oct bpppigite ~ifotife 0aOn,
% ioa fommer gronn, 8bomion,
Robertiolt, Stepart, Campbell, 9til.
Jon. anoerion % Scott ben n9Dn-
te 0roen.
5 SrlanO fommer Smitb Iangt
ne0 / Rpffen; Der er Murpbp Rr.
1 meo 81. 600 Repraientanter; Der
efter f0laer aelp, Snaioon og
@oli6. % ferit iom Nr. 5 tom.
mer De 80. 700 Smitb'er.
alt / aft finoes Der altiaa /
Storbritailien % SrIan0 100000
Smitb'er.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-01-21
1remunt, 0e6.

Oct pr fife ofte, ser er noget |
@[noet herfrn. og Der er 6eller fife
meget at meooele. Dog ganr ali
fin title % roIige Sang | Dor fife
Menighe6. oe bet beoite er, at Ser
rem DeobIiper at gon ibfnn0t os. 81
ffoI ! oenne lib babe % aars Su-
bilplimsfeit*). og bet er Dor gen,
at &erren Iprlig bill peliigne oenne
Set.
On Of rore Wenigbeosmeolcm'
mer, NieIs s6enrp Rielien, iom | BE-
iioiie aor itdbig bar ppret ipgelig,
nfgif ben s. Sanuar Oeo Geoen oa
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