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The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Alma Collegians
Meet Y Tonight

Alma college. one of the strongest
teams in the Michigan intercollegiate,
is scheduled TO meet tie representa-
tive team of the Y. NJ. c. \. at the ~"
gym. tonight.
The upstate college team has been
cleaning up on its opponents with
great regularity during the past few
weeks, and in preparation the local
team has gone through strenuous
week of practice, as a result of which
they are in the pink OF condition. A
number OF new plays have been intro-
duced, especial attention being paid
10 accurate basket throwing
The game will be introduced by q
fast preliminary between two of the
local teams, AT 7:i5, the main contest
being timed for $50
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Still Looking
For New Spike

= The steel spike. against which there
has been a crusade ever since Ty Cobb
accidentally spiked Frank Baker of
the Athletics. season before last. is by
no means doomed to be relegated from
baseball.
Though there were no less than
three different newly invented spikes,
the use OF which makes injury almost
impossible, presented at the recent
meetings of the major leagues in New
York, none of them received the slight
est consideration from the club own
ers. and 1t can be authoritatiyely
stated that there will be no change
made in the rules against the use OF
the sharp blades which the players
have been wearing for years
While the magnates did not publicly
announce their stand in favor OF the
present spike, regardless OF the danger
this device brings TO the players. any
effort 10 have a less harmful spike
adopted viii meet with defeat
II is argued that 10 change the pres
ent spike for one which would elimn-
ate the danger OF injurv would be to
take much from the game. Charley
Comiskey. owner Of the White Sox.
will never stand for change OF
spikes. He says that the game as it is
played today Is anything but rough,
and 10 put spikes on players shoes
which need not be feared will make
baseball a parlor game So the inyen-
tors Of the various noninjurious spikes
might just az well pack them away.
for there does not seem TO be a chance
20 have them adopted by the powers
that be in baseball
This L. the day the boys work iu
boiled vests Counted three This
I ruorufnp NofbfuQ like cbraffpo r,,I
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
SHORT LENGTHS

How about said presents' Hip
much
Fast double plas-Pocket to Present
10 Poverty.
They do come hack once In life
time. Witness Hugh Kelly
Popular MISUNDERSTANDING when
the next N-town car VIII come
To those of our deaf friends who
helped us celebrate. much obliged.
In the old winter league the snow
shoveler is still hitting en- about 800.
Thomas II. Berry has been nomin-
ated as commodore OF the Detroit
Yacht club.
chimney you might leave the door
open. anyhow
The spaidings basketball team went
to Toronto today TO meet the Central
and West Side teams there.
afternoon at ESQ at the y \ c be-
tween that team and the Mohawks
.
Understand II distinguished native Of
Wales Is expected in New York shortly.
Name OF +. Welsh. JOY among vege-
tarians
The latest hit of cheese we have
noticed is labeled Monaghan. II has
been pronounced an epicurean dream
by }. Johnson.
soft. holiday coming on sabbath, will
celebrate twice and get two Christmas
dinners one drawback-turkey soup
two weeks instead OF one.
Armour Il 60. earnings for the year
NJ frfer n =
gether. please Price 6f meat Is going
down, going down. going down.
Tommy Kubsne and Mickey sheri-
dan, who meet AZ Windsor Athletic
clubs show Wednesday evening should
put up great bout Both are popular
here
The one-Iegged man who drew pair
Of red slippers probably Is exchanging
CONGRATULATIONS with the one armed
fellow who received pair OF Kid
gloves.
Ready Excuses; Hnrrison Fisher.
Robert Chambers. J. G. Leyendecker
Lee McClurg. J. Montgomery Flagg.
Dick Ballinger.
Count jacques de Beaufort IL looking
for that mythical thing, the habitat
of which is alleged to he in this coun-
try bat for which go many have
searched In vain--iustica
u IL unnecessary to Indicate the
fighters who might follow Freddy
Welsh's vegetarian diet scheme with
profit to themselves The value ~ the
bean over the beefsteak was apparent
az Cardiff
Evpiaining his attempt 10 grab the
Attell- Mcfarland go Tom O'Rourke
saws he had az much right as theater
manager 10 get attractions by bidding
Tom ought 70 know the men he refers
In take what the trust doles out to
them. They're about as independent
as a butcher.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
THE AUTO
Ask National Southern Highways.

DALLAS. Texas. Dee EFT l.. Fer
guson. of the American Automobile
association. who H. conducting tour
in an ohio car over "A new route from
New York 20 san Francisco 10y way or
the southern states. has addressed a
communication TO Governor Thomas NJ,
Campbell. OF Texas. urging his cooper
alton, along with the governors OF the
other southern states. In plan 10
create a national highway from coast
to coast The route as proposed orig
mated with the American Automobile
association and will traverse Virginia.
North and South Carolina. Georgia,
Alabama Mississippi. Arkansas Texas,
New Mexico. Arizona ard California. IL
is Identical with that now Being toured
by the Ohio pathhnding car IN charge
OF Mr. Ferguson. who is collecting the
reCtssary road data.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
The Boxing Game Depends
Solely Upon the Referee

referee can tell in three rounds
whether a man is getting more pun
shment than his condition renders
safe. Haft the fatalities In boxing
clubs could be averted If competent
and responsible referees We're EN-
ployed.
The trouble is that most of the
members of boxing clubs want TO see
blood and a sensational finish. As
business proposition it takes a
strong-minded referee to stop a bout
before one man has won decisively If
the boxers are poorly matched. When
man is outclassed and beaten the
referee should stop the bout The
club members may be dissatisfied.
but such action will tend to prolong
the life OF the game.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
sampson Company Choose ofhcers.

At meeting Of the Alden Sampson
Manutacturing company. held In New
York, officers for the coming year
have scrved during the past year were
returned and new pOsition-th1t OF
assistant trsdsurer--waS create q. Ben
1amin BfiSCoc. president OF the United
states Motor company. was chosen
head OF the Alden sampson Manufac-
turing company, Morris GrahoWsky
was made vice-president and general
manager. Frank Briscoe, president OF
the brisCoC manufacturing company
and OF the Brush Runabout company.
will remain treasurer of the Sampson
company. G. l.. Mitchell Is secretary
AIR Mitchell Is manager or the Samp-
son factories in Pittsheid, Mass.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
"Smail manufacturers are subjected to
grcnIcr hiscr lml d linns In the unit

ter OF railway rates under the inter-
state commerce law than they were
when the old rebate system was In
effect" declared Frederick +. Ingram
i'm an address on single tax before
the Henry George association in the
Y VI & A building Friday night.
"In addition. the large manufacture
ers are enabled 10y strictly legal
means 10 evadc taxation, while tho
small competitor must pay to the
limit There is no equality OF oppor-
tunity" Mr.. Ingram saw solution
Of he difficulty I'm government own
ership OF railways and the single
tax system.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Hudson Men Travel In style.

When the wolverine Automobile
clubs special train pulls out FOR New
York Jan. ! there win be a special car
for the Hudson Motor Car Companys
forces attached to the train. The Hud-
son company will lake twenty men 60
the eleventh annual auto show given
at Madison square garden.
Most OF the HudsOus district sales
managers will be called in from various
purts OF the country TO atteld the big
show In New York Ned" Broadwell
viii chaperon the Hudson party. and
be in charge OF the "33's' exhibit at
the garden The Hudson forces viii bc
united for the Gotham show. g. q.
Behn viii return from Europe where
he attended tho Paris show 10 study
the foreign designs, and the rest Of
the engineering department.. including
Howard T.. Coffin and }. G. Vincent.
York.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Barrow On the Job.

Ed Barrow. the newly elected prcsi-
dent OF the Eastern league. intends TO
devote all of his time TO the interests
Of thar circuit. Barrow plans to keep
in constant touch with every club in
the league, and will visit every city
represented in the league to straight.
en- any difficulties that may arise.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Frozen Yarns For"
The Baseball Fan

Dutch Schaefer, the American
league comedian, was a member OF
the Cubs before he broke into the
younger organization. One day he
was playing short while Joe Tinker
decorated the bench and Joe Cantil-
lon was umpiring.
\ decision al second angered
Schaefer and he threw down his
glove, assuming a martyred pose.
Cantillon pointed to the bench
where Tinker sat and said TO Schaef-
or: I'D pick up that glove II we're
YOU or Tinker may come out and get
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

Bob Farrell. a former lightweight
boxer, says the life of the boxing
game In this country depends on the
referee. He is of the opinion that
the third man in the ring is of more
importance to the future of the
squared circle game than the sort OF
boxers bred throughout the country
during the coming years.
A condition which will hurt boxing
is the lack of physical and medical
knowledge possessed by the average
manager and handler of boxers. A
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Bennett Was Best Catcher.

Fred Tenney, manager of the Bos-
ton Nationals. thinks that Charley
Bennett was the best catcher in base
bali history. He was exceptionally
good in every department OF the
game. His strongest point was i'm
coaching pitchers. John Garrison
and Kid Nichols attributed their
wonderful success in Boston to Ben
netts work behind the bat.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
Some Tires, These.

Two front tires on a Franklin tour
ing car owned by Joseph Blcthen, vice
president ana manager OF the Times
Printing company OF Seattle, have
travelled 10.022S miles to date ana are
still running, never having had puUC-
ture or blowout. The tires were put
on tho car March 80. 1910 The left
hand front tire is stiu running on the
air pumped in at the Franklin factory
In Syracuse. The right hand front tire
was illttencd when IL was removed
from one wheel - another but outside
OF that has not been down. Nowhere
is the trcading Of these tires worn
down 20 point where the canvas a.
visible The roads Travelled by the car
varied from the brick pavemeuts of
Seattle To the roads of the surrounding
country.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

in consequence,
not because OF the
high cost OF eggs.
but because Lady
Washington laid
1t. Lady Washing
ton is a black Or
pington hen worth
$l2,0 600 on eXhibi-
ton at the chick
en- show here. h.
egg has been
placed in an in
cubator and viii
stay there until
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
A FITTING FINISH.
Lag at eve had drunk his hIl

The stag at eve had drunk his fill
OF potent liquors from the still
And deep his midnight lair had made
Beneath the curbstone's lowly shade.
But scarce the twilight hours had
passed
When on mis- ear there smote the blast
\ honk that stiiled his dreams OF peace
That told OF Weakening police.
And gently thumped upon the head
His Honor gave him sixty days
Wherein TO mend his maynard ways
Tom kers
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

George or Martha pecks his or her
way out of the shell. The egg is re-
garded as great prize. Lady Wash.
ington resides at Factoryville, near
Scranton, Pa.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

Beginning this evening, the janitor
will receive the box labeled "Pantell8s
DE La Rope" and the vacant lot Will
get many a dent from the "Perfectos Del
Cabbagio." Just because they splut =
ter is no sign, fellows. that she doesn't
like you.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

Once driven into wood. a recently
invented split nail cannot be with
drawn as the two parts curl away
from each other.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

In It's efforts 10 become a city beau.
tituk Buenos Aires has planted more
than $4,000 trees in the last nine
years.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26
THIS EGG WORTH
WEIGHT IN GOLD

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.--Lady
Washington has laid an egg. There
is great rejoicing
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

It,. Schaefer took the hint--he had
been booting lot OF them that day
and got back into the game.
Few fans know that Cheerful Char
ley" Hickman, whose penchant for
long hits makes him a terror TO pitch
ers, holds the bases-on-balls record of
the big leagues.
"Cy' Seymour was given credit for
the transportation title in Hicks hear
ing, and the sturdy-legged athlete cor.
rected the impressions 'Cy only let
13 men walk, but | passed H.. de-
clared Hickman. II was pitching for
Boston against Louisville. and passed
IA men. We won the game at that
IL to 5-while Seymour with his Is
tickets didn't
Bill Armour tells about a wise fan
he ran across in a small town into
which he had slipped to keep tab on
a promising second baseman.
In the first inning one OF the Wis
iting team slashed the ball past third.
1t was close decision between fair
bhd a. iOul van, dilu lhlititI W nv Ddu
been perched on second hustled over
TO third. When the ball had been re-
turned and the runner had gone back
to second. this fan, sitting behind me
and between two women, stood up and
his hands.
That's the sort of an umpire I
like TO see, he shouted. He made
that fellow go back to second because
he wasn't looking when he stole
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

Explaining his attempt 10 grab the
Attell- Mcfarland go. Tom O'Rourke
saws he had az much right as theater
manager to get attractions by bidding
Tom ought 10 know the mon he refers
to take what the trust doles ont to
them. They're about as independent
as butcher.
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

This L. the day the boys work I'm
boiled vests Counted three this
morning Nothing like celebrating real
wild-like
The Detroit times., 1910-12-26

It," Schaefer took the hint-he had
been booting lot OF them that day
and got back into the game.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

fgIte os mere oe mere bra9ne al
bans BOG. gi funoe life unbgoa Of
bragg Sommenlieninger: Seius por
beaig : Mubommeo Dnr iDnoig;
SeIns fom fra @uO : Mubammeo
life. Seins bonoe @noS araft :
@libommeo life. oSoem ai De TO er
M Den ionoe 6relier2" iogOe oi til
binonopn. oSoem ifal oct pore, Nu.
DAMNED eaer a%riitus?" 8eeoe
TO fun6e pi life anoet: ri maatte
o9lge Seius.
8o iolgte ri Dor 6orretnine og
bort Sls og oroe til 9pre.9@gDp.
ten, bnor Der finoes mango foptiife
ariitne. Men Der bar ingen al Dem.
Der oiloe fsbe al os, on De bar ban.
qe for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S9bn.
Soo orog oi od ira Steo til Steo.
timber oenne Smfloffen o6oe min
Suitru efter en- fortoorie Spgoom.
Sort for fin DsO BAD bun iaaIeoes:
0Serre Seius, iee osr, men ieg oeo
at on oil frelie mig. Gag on mig
biem til oie | Dit goraois, iom Oh
gioroe meo &speren poo aoriet."
oSerren bar laoet iig ie for mig
fra oct fierne" (Ser. 81. 81.
oSn meo euie aerIiobeo bar ieo
eIifet big; oerfor bar iee beooret
@iihinobe0 imoo big
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
0ebraifa Grebs' garsmsbe.
@iborg, 9. 9of.

Nebraito areos nfboloer, ON
Sub oil, tit @orsmeoe | &uifin, |
Dngene fra 1915. Oftober 1910.
6elgen6e gmner oil bIioe forbono.
let:
1. Den belIiee 9oobere.
3. De &eIIiges Somfuno.
3. Ssn6nssifoIens 9etponine for
ben opDofienoe SlRgt.
GGe 9reoiens greiter beoes eipe
Wsoe.
@ae Nenigbeoer / 9reoien beoes
ienoe DeIeeoter.
MsOet begpnoer meo Ssimesie.
guostieneite Sors6ng aften B. 13.
Oft. aG. 8.
9oo Rebr. &reos 8egne
ears Sen e n, Get.
9etbonio Wenigbeo pe6 8uifin,
0ebr., inobpber beroeo 8enner fra
n9r oe fern til at iamles meo os
til Wsoe be n9nnte Dage. NeIo
eoers aomme til en- of unoertegneos
ieneit Ste Sftober.
poa getbania Menigbeos 8eene.
Setter 8. Beteren, Sorm.
ears Sen e n, Br9it.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
Sommeteitament.

Rst Surmat = lanst % fmalt.
Oct oanife gibeIieIifabs ltOsase-
gep OoeriatteIie. 2atinife Taper.
Rr. IL. gaa a~Iminbe.ict RaYir.
Snob. | Gbasrin nieo euIbfHs
% runoe Sisrner. stsrreIis
3A X 5A os nj sefstenoebeIs
CONNIE tn. go
Rr. IL. goa Snoia Rapir. gbasrix
meo Cperfalo. @uloinit. Gam
me Sormat iom Rr. II, men iur
X 9omme INF 80.
Tenne i9roeIes Imuffs oa befoen.
me uoeape oil afbiaIpe ct l0nss
fslt Sapn. Snbienb geitiIIins
itrnfs.
Ian. qntt. xabi esnie.
Blair. Rebr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
slaar fin esen @eforb.

Gunoro 2iniens npe aempeoam'
per .Mouretania" Der neiten for et
belt aor bor boIot 8eforoen for
Surtigbeo poo Ssen, bar poa i'm
iiOite Cur iot en- ny 8eforo, ioei
Sfibet onfom til Rep gorf efter al
bope frpoiet gtlonterbooet ! 4 Gage,
10 elmer og IL Minutter. Dette Ell
10 Minutter minore emo ben tiOli.
eere @efor0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
gibUrs, e.9af.

8iborg er Ell tsn % tripelig lille
$50, li99enoe miOt imellem Siour
Sails % 9anfton Oeo @reat Ror.
tbern 9onen. lens SnobDggere er
nelten uoeluffenOe Gonifere - %
ben er Centrum | Ell 6onif aoloni,
Der itrpffer Jig ooer 20 til 30
Mil / 99ngoen ira Dit til 9eIt.
Soor breo aolonien er. oeO iee life;
men ben er / al 6alo life n9r iaa
breo, iom Den er lang.
2onoifabet beromfring er imuft
og frugtbart. ggnen er life ponife
flao, men Der er beller ingen beie
Batter. big, Opb, Tort Nuloioro,
Der boo0e fan toole megen 89oe og
megen 8erfe, oe bpaO Der finOes n9.
item ooeraIt beromfring, en- Soro.
buno, Der ino goot iom bpert aor
eioer en- goo Ssit. De iiOite glor bar
pPret paaoe Der me0 llnotagelie al
/ 4or, iom bar opret temmelig
tert. Wien Der bar | gor n9ret lige.
ioa goo SeIt iom | De uaoOe aor.
Get er oa life un0erligt, at Gar.
merne florer Jig go0t Der meO en-
goo Seit 90 eo6e Briier bOert &ar.
Der begDnoer ogioa | De ii0ite aar
at fomme en- bel Del 5armere ira
Sainois og Soma BERTH, bells for
at febe, bells for at grente" 6orme,
oa 2onoet enonu er meget billiaere
Der emo | oisie Stoter og %piitnof af.
furat ligeiao eoot, % en- bel Gel
~lettere at oDrfe END mango Steoer
/ oisie Stater.
Saaleoes bar I. efs. MI lige for
npIig areosiefret9ren for Sainios
areos, Cir. 2aurioien, Mc.Nobb.,
fgbt en- flor 6arm Der.
Ger finoes TO oonif lutberife Ne-
nisbe6er Der, iom betienes ira ben
5orenebe oonife airfe. 5or Sioen
er 9oit. See oeres gr9lt. San er
nplig flpttet beruo fra 9eenab, @is.
Oisie Reniebeoer lieeer begge paa
2anoet, Den enc 9irfe er 3 Mil fra
9pen, oeo ben fin6es Br9iteboligen
ben onoen IL Mil fra 9pen. 9egge
Rirfer lieger poa airfeeaaroen.
Ser boloes oeo Chen al Subs
tieneiterne ogiaa Ssnoogsitoler og
rlngoomsmsoer. Der finoes ogioa
en- apin6eforenina inben for bper
Wenigbeo. 8egge oisie apinoefore-
Ringer bar for nplig boft boer en-
itor Set, Der gap eooe Ooerifuo. 5
Sen enc Meniebeo ganr Operifuoet
til ct mt Orgel oe Tpppe til Sir
fen; / ben onoen ifof Operifuoet
NOT enn til ct MT alteri9t.
gi glpoer os M til bort Ueis.
lions. % llngoomsmsoe. iom ifol
boloes miot I Oftober. Wana Serren
ueliigne oft glrbeioe, Tom gsres Der.
omfrina og andre Steoer. til SiPles
TreIie. Ser er en- itor Wisiionsmorf.
Ser gerber Serrens Orc ret: so.
item err flor; men arbeioerne ere
faa~. 9eulig Silien til ~Donife.
ren"s HeSoftsr. Weoorbeioere %
2piere.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
Nisfunsmpbe

On @uo oil blioer Der Misiions.
meOe / Semea, Soma, t4.-16.
Oftbr.
@enner, iom piG 9Gite os | De Ia.
oe, ifoI ppre pelfomne og beoes meo.
Dele oeres InfomIt til
Gbr. 6aIcf,
Mngb'.s Brett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
nnsSomsm6e

ofboIoes - ON Sub bill = IRE
nigbeoen neo Calender, Sotpa, ben
z. til 8. OCTOBER. 9aaoe tnee os
gamle inobpoes paa bet penIisfte
til at p9re meo os | be 9age. Eli.
reiIenoe beoes meIoe oeres aomme
til DIR. Biaiam Sanien, Galenoer,
Soma. - Houte l.. De, iom fommer
meo vg. o. 81 8onen. afbentes /
YSomers", % De. iom fommer meb
81. & ct. e. 9nnen, ofbentes
CALENDER.
Bno De unge % Rsb. 8egne
Srits Mnoerien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

bierteIieite til at oeltaee / Sisie
Msoer. WeIo eoers aonme | goo
8io til llnbertegneoe.
s.. See,
@iborg, @. DAT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27

9eriiens Heaet oso 5ebe.
ran. geriien. %. Septbr. -
periiens Regent. aBoo.uI.DQuefi
oeoe | @anr. Zen niiprrenOe Sbob
al periien or fiin 10 Mar aammeI,
fno Der maanie uonrunes en- Hegeni
for BAN. ba ban beiiea frpncn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
RisFonsm6e

oetes, ON Sub oil, afboIot | ga
anretb 6anife eogl. lirtb. Wenigbeo.
Coulter, Soma, / Da9ene fra 49,
16. Oftober.
8enner fra nGr og fern it6bp.
oes f9rIigt til bette Wsbe. Wan Be
6es meloe lit 9omme til en- al Oh
unoertegneoe inben b. 10. Oftober.
goa Wenigbeoens 8egne
Soban @aIbemar,
Mgbs. Gormnno.
elias Brepenen,
Ngbs. Br9ft.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1910-09-27
Nye Boyer.

Clfert 3iears: ariitns % bans HenS.
stuoier ouer reIisiSf SieIelip 2ps al biteIfe
sfitfelier oe Optrin. Eris $1.10.
6. s. Seterien: SpaS is Sifterese mine &snfrmaaSe.
Sopeopunfterne / ben frrtne gsrnel9room | forte
fonfrete S9tnineer meo anffuelise efsempler fra Dibe-
len oe 0enneifelipet. SO Sioer %.
Cir. 9snet: Alpernes Ssrae.
en- lille observation-disclosures meo II SIutrationer.
tO1 eioer. 40.
asolpb Ronas: Cub sr a9rlisbes.
en- wetfe grroifener oueriatte al + q. DaIbof'. ct
Orb irette 1io ON Griitenoommen til w6e oanne6e blonst
oens 4oraatere". 100 SiSer. 80.
BAIL C~lsenb1rs: @aa til aItsrs.
Ct Orb til unst. 20 siosr .05.
z. q. Rescr: Ct belIiat Semsd.
goale Orb til unee IanS ON aenbeb. 10 siser. .OB.
8. 4. Sanfrn: Ter han ffrest%-
geiIebuins til eibeIIGsnins for bOer Dag xare
1910. uoaipei Of airfelie Sorenins for ben Snbrs SaiS-
iion Tanmarf. 80 SiSer. 10.
Ut. 7orress 5aIrr til Wnss RrssrbeiSue.
SoISts gerSen opsr for arbeiSere Subs aiss. autoriis
ret cperIrtteIIe PED anton Hait. 81 Sibc 20
ramiFt s,tt. SxbL. essie,
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Misfonsmbbe

ofboloes, ON SUB bill, / gIf Sorn
Neni9beo ira 2. til 4. Oftober.
Den 4. OftOber bill Den npe Col.
Ieee-gpening bliue inopiet i Sor.
binoelie meo aabningsmsoe poa
Sfolen.
ollie inobp6es berpeo penligit til
of oelta9e / Wsoet.
EiIreiien6e beoes ON at meloe
oeres aomme inoen 80. Sept. til en-
al un6ertegneoe.
Yoo Menigbeoens gegne:
BouI 8eteren, Mgb. 6orm.
Sb. q. SersiI6,
Meniebeoens 8rRit.
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WisiionsmeSe

afbolOes / getboniu Meb. oeo Slim.
boaton. So, / 0aeene ira 81 til
%. Oft.
SiIreiienoe beoes meloe Jig til I'M.
oerteeneoe.
aae er biertelie pelfomne.
8. 9. e n,
Ste6ets Brett.
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airfeinboielie % NisiiOnsmsoe |
SerantOn, Sowa, fra Den 8. til II.
Oft. 1910.
8enner. fom oil gl9oe os meo
oeres geisg, beoes at Iaoe os Oct
uioe fsr Den 2. Oft.
Isoet beepnoer ON aftenen Den
8. Off.
aom | Sem Roun oa al9o eosr
meb os.
u. 0irfeg1aro.
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Nisiipnsmpbe

giI @no, bIiper Der WisiionSmS.
be | Sionr gitp Den 1913. OF.
tober. On f9rlig Snobpoelie til allel
FiIreiienoe beoes i1bmeIbe Jig IN.
ben Den f6. Oft. til umoertesneSe.
Baa Neniebe6ens gegne.
). y. Garfen.