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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
ICE YACHTS SPIN LIKE TOPS.
Two Races Sailed at Fair Haven, IN
Spite of Biting Wind.
- rcIerrarh 10 Il Trlbune

Fair Haven. y. j.. Feb. Two exciting
,cc; Yacht races were sailed here to-day
between the first and second class boats
of the local club for club pennants- Ihs
little ''white-winscd' flyers started from a
stake i'm front OF the Fair Haven dock
sailing over a triangular course of five
and half miles \ strong and biting
northwest wind was blowing, and the con-
testing Ioats were blown round and round
like tops many times 4 large crowd
gathered along tho river and we're treated
10 some amusing antics by the mosquito
feet"
In the first race Frank Benefits Burton
A.. Clinton Wilber's Kinky and Harvey
Iittlc's Never Ready were the starters.
The Burton A. finished first, ten seconds
ahead of the Kinky, making the five and
one-half miles IN 10 minutes
In the second race Ralph Woodward s
Yacht won. after an exciting race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
This Advertisement Is Published
for the Protection of Automobile BUYERS
This Patent Known to the Public the Selden PATENT

have been granted under
below
be brought under this
pleasure
is
those who become
1t
The Seden Patent basic 1t
of
commercial gasoline automobile
this It's unlaw anda al infringement patent
clearly the duty OF abiding
upholdng the
States andb
Licensed Automobile Manufacturers
than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
HARVARD CAPTAIN INJURED
Little May Be Forced to Give Up
Weights for Broad jump.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune. J


Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 7.-CIarence c.
Little, captain of the Harvard track team
may never put the shot again. Little won
the intercollegiate championship title in
this event last season with put of As feet
inches During the summer he practised
with light weight, and in swapping it in
iured one of the small bones in his throw
ing hand 1t yielded to treatment, but is
now troubling him again, and an operation
may be necessary.
Little will train for the broad jump il he
finds it impossible to use his hand for put
ting the shot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
HORSES AND CARRIAGES

To CLOSE THE FSrATE or OUR LATE
president complete stable VIII be- sold Al ex
centinns3ly low prices. This consists nr one
gaEonette. ting eight. one coupe one four
seated surrey, one matched black team OF car
riEeA horseE. one email horse tor lisbt carris ga
pork and nue saddle horst. Also = fun in
rsntcr, of harness hsnkets etc All or mart
car le purchases and delivery made rats-asr
sgril @srh snd NAV lsf For fun intnrrns ton
write tFF0 EpEpF FIUt 90, 18th ~ 4nf
Il IN Fla 2. New I0GA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
ELEVEN RINGS FOR DOG SHOW
Judging Will Begin Tomorrow Morn
ing and Last All Day.

Judging a. the annual bench show of the
Westminster Kennel Club in Madison
Square Garden will begin promptly at 10 80
O'Clock tomorrow morning, eleven rings
having been arranged. The first eight Will
be on the main floor Of the Garden as
usual Nos. and 10 will be in the balconies
and No. II in the concert hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
SPORTS 1T COLUMBI1
Rice Moy Pit Three VARSITY
Cre7cs on the Water.

crew, practice began with a rush at CO.
lunlbfa Yesterday afternoon. when the
regular spring training for both varsity
a,,I freshman candidates started. For the
last two weeks the men had been rowing
moro ~, less infreuuently on account of
the midyear examinations, but with the
or,enine of the new term Jim Rice, the
coach. set in motion plans for an active
preliminary season. The attendance was
not quite so large as Rice expected. but ne
thinks that it will be only few days De
fore everything is in full swing, with
larger squads than ever working on the
machines.
For the present the daily portion will be
half hour grind on the machines, ana
then later on run of three or four miles
on Riverside Drive. 1t is believed that out
door practice will begin the second week of
March.
1t is the coach's intention 10 get three
varsity boats on the water this season, all
rowing in shells Previously Rice has been
accustomed TO putting two Fights out in
shells. while the other varsity candidates
had to be content with pulling in barges..
There will probably be three freshman
boats on the river also, so that he viii
have six crews to look after when every
thing is running smoothly. Only two men
Robinson and Spalding-of last years var
sity eight are not out for the crew this
year, and all of last years freshman squad
have gone into training.
To lengthen an otherwise short schedule
the Columbia basketball team has arranged
a game with the Carlisle Indians to be
played III the Columbia gymnasium on the
evening of Washingtons Birthday.
The Yale and Columbia fives will meet
tonight in the annual junior prom week
game 1t is expected that the largest
crowd that has turned out to see a basket
ball game at Columbia in some time will
be on hand, as already more than two
thousand seats have been reserved To
start the ball rolling the Columbia and Yale
freshmen will play their annual game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

uy and through their combined rr
s1ble the development
There buying car should
licensed under Selden all
for all prices that there among satisfaction
purse
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the Sedn Patent VIZ
do not the public good value Uo
DC dishonest
the
and unied products.
The licensees the Selden now leaders
inc production OF medium low hghced They produed
o\ year the
nan have been produced They COB
pete with each other quality with those VIZ
have II license.
Purchasers any by buying unlicensed cars p
purchasing licensed SeIdcn and aVo
RISK OF litigation for infringement o patent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

First race selling; three furlongs)- Decency.
100 CROKER TO >. won: NelIonR. lG7 but
weD. 20 10 !, second; White Wool 100 llama
gam. Il To l. third. Time, 0:36 30. Flora
Bryan Kentucky Rose. Yuletde. Abe AtteI
Sunnywood, Red Bob and Sylvan Dell also ran
Second race (naidens. five and one-haf fur
longs)-Briareus 112 Is. Davis. % to l, won;
Herdsmau. 100 tTroxler), - TO l. second: Uni
verse. liz Powers. even, third. Time. los -
PLAIN. Pearl E, Keep Trying. Marie Hyde
Mac8rin. Martin MAY. Gray Goose. Captain
Crawford. Aynlil. Fay o. and Zymole also
Third race six furiongs,-Abrssion. 107 fHow-
ardi. 10. won; The Golden Butterfly 100
u'owersl. Il 10 :. second: Sucker. los N. Muir
phy). Is to ]. third. Time. 1:13 , s star
board ST Deiniol. Lolita Greed, Cauoke and
Fourth race 1seven furIongs,-T. NJ Green log
Is. Davis. 13 to 10. won; Elfall. lO4 Daven-
port). 10 ] second: Rostrum. 10I (Butweln.
; to l. third Time % Eyebright and Jack
Parker also
Fifth race tsix furonEsl-Turncoat. 1oI How
ardl. TO ], won Patriot. 106 &c. Burns). to
l. second: George ". lie Bolt. I07 G-anagan). 10
70 l. third. Time 1913. Rubia Granda. Grenade
Waponoca. Ragman and Grande Dame also ran
Sixth race mile and one-eighth) --Hooray 1O7
Powers. IS TO :. won: Edwin L. 109 Daven-
porto. IA 20 :. second; Belleview. 100 IS. Davis
S TO /. third. Time "a 80 Warfeld. Elgn
Quagga and Oberon also ran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
APPROVE HARvARD-NAvY RACE

Annapolis. Feb. captain Bower. 81
perintendent of the Naval Academy, ap-
proved to-day the midweek date for ths
eight-oarsd shell race with Harvard. ard
this contest is now assured the dig
fixture of the Navy aquatic season. Tia
race is scheduled for THURSDAY April n
Tire Harvard lacrosse team wiz play the
mids hiprnen on the day before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

went to Cuba in spite of a request from
Barney Dreyfuss not TO go the barn
stoiming trip, is trying to make his peace
with the owner OF the worlds champions
NO contract was mailed to him. and he is
in Pittsburg 10 talk business and find out
where he stands
John King the great catcher OF the chi
caso club of the National League IN isos'
who has applied for reinstatement to the
national commission is quoted as saying III
Kansas City:
II will play fo- the Cubs this season Tor
nothing il Murphy will release me at the
end. Absolute release means $4,000 TO me-
PENNSYLVANIA can boast of a two-alile
relay team that will be hard to beat TINS
year. After defeating Yale at the Pasurhe
games ten days ago 1t went TO Buftalo last
Friday evening and scored easily over
strong quartet from Cornell. W. {. fauh'
the intercollegiate one-mile champion. is
the star of tho team. The rumor is cor
rent that PAUL will Join the Irish Amerl-
can Athletic Club when his college days
are over.
Word comes from Lexington that the
start. will be run on May 10 at Churchill
Downs
'Cy' Young. the veteran pitcher of the
Cleveland American League team and once
Of Boston, may follow in the footsteps OF
Fielder Jones and buy a ranch in oregon.
Young says, however, that he is not quite
done with baseball.
Thomas Hueston, who recently lost the
pool championship TO Jerome Keogh, began
pra ctice yesterday for his billiard match
with Fred Eames the three-cushion cham
pior. by winning two games at Doyie's
Academy He defeated William Weedcn,
who put Up a plucky game. by 10 to Is In
the afternoon. while Bud Fisher fell 3
victim by 2 score of 40 TO 90, after seventy
one innings. in the evening game.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

Fred Meadows the feet footed Canadian
runner. who viii be a starter in the fifteen
mile race a. Madison Square Garden next
Monday night. hung up new worlds in
door record over the same distance when
he defeated a good field Saturday night in
Toronto in ] hour q minutes - seconds
Frnv Hiertberr's new speed marvel, Lung
stroY1l finished second, and Percy Sellen
was third. The placed men were all inside
the former worlds record held by Alfred
Shfubb Under the circumstances Shrubb
viii haze his worl- cut out to win on Mon
DAY.
The great little English runner Will also
have to recLon with Hans Holmer; the
canadian champion. who VIII also be
starter. but did not take part in Saturdays
race. Several weeks ago Meadows defeat
81 shrub in q ten-mile race, showing that
his performance of Saturday night was not
Y fuke.
The lve-mile handicap which will pre-
sede the big race at the Garden. has at
tracted many entries. The most prominent
q those who have already sent in their
names are Jimmy Lee. the former amateur
distance champion: Al Raines, George Ben
Ter. Of Newark, Bob Hallen, Mike Spring.
John c Hayes who recently made a good
showing IN a +cross-country race in Ire
land and PAT White.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
AUTOMOBILES
TIMES so. AUTOMOBILE co. BARGAINS

Largest Dealers In Now and Used Cars
In tho world. no matter what car
you want. I;emari {sbly Low Prices
NEW YORK. 80 IA ". isth ST near R'rav
Also Ptilsd 'hica ca. 81 Louis Kansas ftv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

+. 9. Foster. who PLAYED sAcI1Stop with
sle Jersey City Club. of The Eastern League.
last wear. signed contract yesterday to
play with the Yankees this season. There
.re now eighteen players on the roll.
Csmnitz. The pitcher of the Pirates, who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

There has been a change In proieSslona''
at the Camden. s. c.. course w = '" 49,
formerly at the Wilmington country ~
has succeeded Jack CroKe- Inc
did not find enough business 10 sun ''.i'.
Judging by some remarks apou'
he made on leaving.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
Totals .ss1 esa sss Totals 900 aas

Totals .sSi as5 $3.50 Totals 800 e46 pa
The Only close game in the PassaicCo-
Iumban series was the second Neither
side had an advantage going down to the
last frame until Brunt got a hole.
credit by DR.. Lee would have won for the
home team. but in his anxiety he missed
the spare and Passaic won by three pins
with SS4 The game that Columbian did
win, the first, was its third of the season.
The scores were IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

Eve, at this early date plans are making
49,, Cor the professionals. The oitoh
Golf CLUB has arranged for an open '9 g,s
ment for June % and 30. at which Brad Brad.
Tie TIL vardon. Herd. Massey and others
will compete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

1t is understood that both the Forest
Hill Field Club and the Yountakah Country
Club will seek new professionals this sea
son. Tom Gourlay is at Forest Hill at
present. while George Pearson's contract
with Yountakah Will expire on April /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
THREE CHOICES WIN.
Keen Racing Enjoyed at the
Jacksonville Track.

Jacksonville. Feb Keen contests were
the order at Moncrief Park to-day. Three
faYorites won, the successful choices being
pecency, Abrasion and T N. Green.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

-. ..f,, he held this year over ,ne
link ,' of the Nairn club on June 70 and i hn
lowi levin DAYS Miss Elsie Kyle Of 81 AN
dreys il the title holder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08
TAYLOR BEATS A BIG FIELD.
Wins Two Mile Handicap Skating Race
at Saratoga Park Rink

William NJ. Taylor. of the New York Ath-
letic Club, aided by a 75-yard handicap, de-
feated big field OF skaters In the two-mile
handicap race at the Saratoga Park out
door rink in Brooklyn, last night
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-08

one mile NlandIcapi-W o, by 4 Merjo Ri,-
TJside Skating Club u25 yards,; W Ii Taylor
New York A Z. 80 YARDS. second; Y de
Blaise unattached n50 yards. third Time
Two-Tnile thandicap,-Won by ". NJ. Taylor
NrW YORK. Athletic Club (s5 yardsi: James
NTay. Riverside Skating Club n25 YARDS sec
0nd: Lester Helmes. Riverside Skating club
40 Yards, third. Time .5:47ik
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-16
9as Scr5 ais SeilmitteI.

Ser bonlGopatbiide @eolnfe, Der
iih BIS ms IlItertbum 3urilt ueriol.
gen ldBt, bat namentld) in frilberer
3eit bduii9 oa3u geiiIbrt. Stc le aus
Dem Iberreid in elmer 9lblidt 3u be.
nutcn, ole nit miiienifaitliden @e'
iid)tspunfter toun nod etmns su
thun bat. 9lu5 ioIden @riinoen
mnr0cn and Die Ser5en peribieoener
1hiere ais Uieoi3in g,brauft. @i.
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sens lniolge oeiien audi oen Utenlhen
Dor iieberbaiten aranfbeIten 5u
ifiigen permag Cine dhnlihe 2ln.
ihaimng iinoet lid in einem @erf,
oas crit oor 200 Sabren III 1eutid-
Iano ueroiientlidt murOe, uno mex
meiB. mas nod beute iiir Reite oleier
gnihaung I'M 8olf beiteh,n mogeH.
glut Dem Ser3en oe5 Shlen uno ocs
Shpeines, ierner oielen Bo9elber.
sen. urfer 6enen oas oes 4ebbubnS
elre Deionoere 2Idhlng 9enieBt. mur.
Den aebeimniBpo1e ardite 3uJeihrIe'
ben. 3ieie 8oriteliugen gehen aber
nod melt mebr ms einjeIne. @egen
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nod Die bonn .S0uen. pom arofooil
uno iolar pom GbomiIeon peroronet.
Ias &cr3 Der pOdne iollte ge5en
aromple. 6n5 oes GieIs aeqcn Sail.
iudt un0 0le mu3acn @er3eu BON
mo 6ro den 5e5en Stro'
p1elu uu0 Iarmtr1rthetiga 5cIicn
G III tllr oaB 5ta1 'cia' I'm l5m8
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Eariier gSobunn9smietfcu.

Wlit Der aIl9emeiurn 8crtbeuerung
oes 2cbens. ole im 2auie oer Sabr.
hunoerte iih poa5ogcn bat iino aud
Ole Ylietbpreiie iiir @ohnun9en
auBeroroentIib geitieoen. Bon 0en
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fir @obnungen onlegte. berihtet q.
o'9lncnal IN einem rmfdiien0en Mlif.
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theueriten @obnune in Taris Der
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f6. Sabrbunoert mar Die fOltipIeliglte
bieieniae oes Ser5ogs bon TrancoiS
pon @uiie, Der $4,000 Iranf Der.
mobnte" Mtietbspreiic bon 10000
bis 3u 10000 5ront, ole beute iebr
sabIreid iino. poren inter 2uoDig
oem 0rei3ebnten pcn Der groBten
GeItenbcit. Gocire bejoblte idbrlidJ
fir icin Suus in Ser Aue @isconte.
bas er ollein beluobnte. $500 6rnnf
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tiirIih BON oeH Sdulerpreiien 40.
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1909 fiir 8 Whniomn Hrarf pcrfnuit
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baben. Der ourhidlnittlihe Metbs.
preis elmer arbeitenuohnung, Ser
lid) beute aui $50 5raut belauit tanH
fir oie oamnlige 3eit nit l40 6runt
be3iffert meroen.
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er etnen nobIleipldtcn eiiirtei nit
meineu @atroueu nm c-n Seib trlIs
gSeld Elm (3lud. odB mid Der GleiaEt
njht aCma6rtcl Sd tltte idon nen
C3euehr lc1en eiuen @anm leiebnt.
Inn mid ldu5lih AMI metle 9ciue ju
pcriaiieu.
I'm oie Sade furj 81 mldlcH Der
Gleiant bate aemlI jol Oapon ua
meiowuu0 i'm iludeu Sra'e 81 oer'
boiien. Cd holtc mir %atroneu uio
eS leldHg mir. inter NSino eineH
Sermitenhilael SIT crfliumen. poH no
i'd Dem 3irta 3ebu Shriit eutierni
ltehenocn Sbier ocu 6aullduB gap.
Nis lest battc ih nod teiue gngit
peripiirt, nid)t einmol neine 3lga.
refte mar mSgc9angen. ,Sebt dber.
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uno Sorgoma an mid beranfam mu
ben Worten: /. IN. &err. oaS mar
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ieoen @rumO pIoblid Ole gene inter
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fam mid. IS mar Oie Reaftion Der
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anbielt tn6 mid in ser aau3eG fol'
aenoen gtodt fenen SdInf IinocE
ltaf,
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Ger Afrifarelieuoe Sans Shom.
buraf i6reibt:
aarm elneinhaI6 Stunoen oonI
Eager i'm S5iam.Siam Oeutid).Gitafri.
fns eltfernt iid)teteu mir Die 6abrtell
bon orei fopitolen 8uaen, oenen mir
foIgten gf1dlmittags entihIoiien lie
lid, lire nit elmer Seroe oienoel
Siebden aii5uiuden. IS mar iAon
ip0t am gtodnlittog geDorhen, obre
oaB mir Die @Ieianten 3u 8eiid)t be-
fomincn botten. eine 3igarette DC
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oas Eager ousnheno, nidts abueno
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elm lrdger mein @emebr 600 in Die
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ten 5lt. Der mid liber elnen Bud
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80, mas nibt lit, fanr nod mer-
Den. SD iprehe pom tsutigen 8ag
an nid)tS mebr ab. 8rLoe an 10 Ell.
mem 6eiertog iiibIt man Die ginicm.
felt ooppelt. Gas @irtbsbousleben
lit bod 3u %. Wns baben mir oenn
oapon, tpenn mir uns bis in Oie Naf-
te binein betrinfen? @ir ruinieren
uniern eiaenen ROrper oaourh mo
bringen uns friib5eitig nm sic @de.
Snt man aber Somi.le, Damn ipeiB
man, tpofiir man Iebt, mo- man bin.
eebort."
sd CLAUDE, meine 6erren, bel
Dem Gottor bats geif)nappt, Der iii
reif fir Die @be. gs brouft alio
nur cine aarte Sungirau ouiSutra'
ten, Die lid Iiebeooa ieiner annImmt,
oonn Diro's ihon ihief aebenl"
n2rosoem tonnten mir nur beoau.
ern, penn mir ibn perIoren, oenn er
1T Elm gang famoier aerI, rief elmer
Der !Serren.
r@iiien sic. 9ernoori. ih ueritebe
nift, warum sic nif)t beiratben. sic
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I'm Die Go6ter ser Sta6t gefiimmert,
6os beiorgt binreihenO Ger Serr
gliieiior, ipie ole fur5e Frobe ihon
benefit"
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Die mir tohte oann Jin1'3 i5r idhIeht.
Cd miiroe lie aui 9e6ens3eit engt
gicrcu, o6ne &iiHoigul8."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-16
Eteltnnd dts elodsrn.

Tic g&cibua1ltsglotca tlingcH
,iu allies SanO binaus,
2ic hehrcn S6nc orinGcn
9u icocs 9lcnidlen 6aaa.
G5 brcnncn allc @idltcr
2Im qrilncn gScihuadlts6aum,
e. itrahlcu Die Gciidltcr
Sm fcr5cHhClIeu &anm.
7ie Ginocr itcbn nno itanucn,
Mas 6hriittino hat gebrndlt,
Sin 7SIiiitcru uno ciH 9iauncu
Cb all Der SeibuGdtspradIt.
Sin bcimlidlcs &criObncn
lIebt icinc title Yiadlt,
lluS fromme Stinmcn tOnen:
30 title, beige Gadjt ="
Sie Srieocnscugcl idliucben
Scrnb pom SimmelS5clt,
ltno belize Sanoe luCbca
Sid nm nm allc @elt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-16

Der NicoBm pom Aper5lauben gar
nIdlt 3a trcunen iit ser audi 1era0e
nit 9c5ul aui oas @er3 iHner in
hober 9liitbe aeitanOen bdt Rod lest
lam man beIm &olt boreu 0aB Der
SenuB eine9 frildlCn 0iduIuuriber.
sens eineH Nenimen 3luH Deuiebtr
MAIDEN tlnn, mo menu man EN-
&aBeuber3 aul Ole linte g'rUt elmer
ihlaicnoeH 5rau leg, tdnn man oa.
0urh oae lire 6jebeinuuiie eridbren.
SIN &eqeuab ou5u muroe Del man.
heu &oltcrn noS 9IltcrihunIs oa$
@er5 aud bon Sbicren heiiiq ge6al-
teR nn0 ieln 3snB perbsien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1910-12-16
ytad aaen gle1eIn ser Qunit tran.

ytddl allen 9icGeln ser @uuit tran.
dierte Ioftor 4}om5art 0ie cute @ot.
tesgabe mo man iah Del oie'er eOleu
Ncid'ditguug ein triump5irenOe5
Auibliben in ieineu 9lu1en. ais oa5
baaridlarfe Qlciier in 0a3 iaiti5c
6leii6 einOrau9.
vGs tit ianmcrida0e,ooB 9u nift
IN Geiner irubeiten 2SugtuO gebeira-
thct bait. bcncrfte ironiicb ser 2lpo-
tbefer, Der Sic GDe. in meIher 8eitoIt
iie ihm AUDI be8e5nete, poH @runo
aus bQbte.