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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-03
ENGLISH COACHING REVIVAL.
Following Lead of Vanderbilt. Wealthy
viii Drive.

Thanks largely to the initiative and
enthusiasm OF Alfred G. Vanderbilt,
there is a marked revival of the fine
old pastime OF coaching in London.
After three seasons experience of the
Brighton road and It's many attrac-
ions the noted American whip has de-
cided to continue running the Venture
coach down from London to Brighton
next season.
Preparations are already well adj
vanced for putting several fresh coach
es on the road in the season, to begin
on May day next year, for members of
the Four-in-hand club and Coaching
club are determined to let the world
see what can be done with good horses.
Lord Beaconsfield has made arrange
ments to bring back to the scene of it's
famous trips of 1888 the Old Times.
and 1t is hoped this famous coach will
repeat it's past exploits, when the late
James Selby drove It to Brighton and
back, a distance of los miles, in Z hours
so minutes. The Hon. P. S. Wyndham
is qualified to take the place of his
brother on the box when he wants the
exhilaration OF a spin. This last sum-
mer the OLD Times ran daily for a cou
pie of months between Brighton and
Arundel.
Among other a~rtistocrats interested
In the revival of coaching Lord Charles
Beresford and Lord Penrhyn will also
be occasionally seen as whips next sea-
son. Don Miguel Martinez de Hoe,
who was second to W. H. Moore in the
Arst coaching Marathon of 1909, IS send
ing more OF his Argentine bred hack
neys to England, and he will once more
be seen on the road. The Chester and
Shrewsbury coach is also likely to be
put on again. Other revivals of a like
nature are under consideration. and
American visitors to Britain next sum
mer are likely to have q wide choice OF
trips in coaches handled by aristocrat-
ie whips
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-03

tition sor their services Is fully as keen
as for those Of Lajoie, Wagner or Ty
Cobb. .
The game Is played by teams Of
seven men on each side. and, while the
rules In different associations vary
slightly, the main points are similar
whsrsysc shs 8 laasE
the rules OF the American Amateur
Hockey league In New York the d.
mension of the playing area must be
not less han 112 by SIS feet. the sides
of the rink constituting the side, lines
and imaginary lines at the two ends
forming the goal lines.
The goals are placed In the middle
Of each goal line. one at each end. The
goal Is composed Of two upright posts.
each tour feet In height. which are
firmly fixed In the Ice six feet apart
and Joined by a strong netting. which
Is hung at an angle forming a cage.
This is all the setting needed for the
game. there being no markings such as
are found on the gridiron, no foul lines
as on the baseball field and no penalty
area as In Association football. 1t Ii
' all simple. a sheet OF ice with goals a
: each end. and the arena Ia ready.
Players on skates armed with hocke.
sticks. a vulcanized rubber puck an
the necessary number of officials max
the setting complete. No special re
y striction Is placed on the skates ex
cept that they must not be pointed o
~sharpened in a name likely to b
n dangerous to other players. the refere
being the Judge of these points.
= Sticks Resemble Hurting Clubs.
n Hockey sticks resemble the hurlin
" club used in Ireland's national gam,
but are not as heavy. The sticks ar
fiat on the sides. shaped like the oil
a fashioned shiny stick. but being muc
d wider in the blade, the length of whic
Is limited to thirteen inches and tn
width to three inches. The puck is
disk of rubber n inch in thickness
and three inches in diameter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-03
MANY SUGGESTIONS
FOR RULES

bunkers In the outfeld. into which
either the ielders or the ball might
fall. thus giving the hitter a better
chance of reaching first on a high fly.
The poker player believes that the
game would be improved If moro of
the element of bluff were introduced.
F'or instance. If the umpire called a
man out on q close decision the run
ner should be allowed to stand pat
and be permitted five minutes in which
TO blur the arbitrator out of his opin-
ion This mar also believes that II is
wrong to force a runner Off third base.
He should be allowed to come in when
he wishes.
The croquet player wishes hoops
used instead of cushions. the entomol-
ogist desires to equip the fieIders with
butterfly nets. and the cricket player
thinks the game should consist Of sev-
enty-two {uu innings. with an inter-
mission after every twelfth inning to
allow tea and mufins to be served.
Other changes that have been sug-
gestet are that the Eunner be allowed
to steal first; that he shall be entitled
to four strikes: that he may take his
base on three balls: that the foul
strike rule be abolished; that the
pitchers box be moved back: that a
man be allowed to bat for the pitcher.
the latter still remaining In the game.
and that the manager be allowed to
take players out and send them back
into the game whenever he thinks II
best.
Next season win probably bring the
same old game with the same old rules
and the same old crowds containing
the aafne old ksckeEr. The true tar
is a curious animal. re An always
find plenty % criticize in exisittng cen-
dAtiofaa. but II asys one else ventures q
apeak Of beneficial changes tie san ID
flse eras 80 CRY hlra awn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-03

@O tho Canadians belong two
OF the most virile sports OF
modern timesElacrosss and
hockey. Uncle Sam has his
baseban, England Its cricket and
Scotland tts golf, but to the Canadians
must be accorded maternal interest tn
4he~Arst menasaaaa sports. unehauSam
dee 16k believe Tor n minute that
his national pastime is an improved
form Of FOUNDERS played by Britons
years ago. nor do the people of the
~countenance the Idea that
Ice hockey IL merely an advanced form
" shinny.
Lacrosse by reason of its conflict
with baseball does not appear destined
TO take hold in the United States. and
~ q matter OF fact the base hit and
the hunt are making greater inroads
tvery year into the Dominion. Ice
hockey. on the other hand. Is making
steady advancement In this country.
The absence Of a really spectacular
game to fill In between the close and
the opening OF the baseball season has
been a long felt want, and the estab-
lishment Of artificial Ice ink in New
York. Boston. Cleveland, Pittsburg, 81
Paul and Chicago has paved the wa,
for the introduction of Ice hockey an,
Its gradual adoption as one OF the mos
popular Of the winter sports.
Weather conditions In this count
have initiated against Ice hockey out
doors. and except In the northern por
tions Of the states the game has bee
more or less intermittent. The grea
necessity for the steady growth Q
hockey has been artificial Kinks. an
since the tide appears to have set 1
prospects are bright that In a fey
years all OF the big cities will pos
sess one or more artificial Kinks.
So magnetic Is the sport in Canad
that the leading professionals are pal
more in proportion for their service
than the the diamond heroes on thi
side Of the water. The majority @
them are under contract. and compe
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-03
JAPAN SUBSIDIES HORSE HAc.
ING.

The Japanese government subzs6izsx
the horse racing sport. sets Up cups 20
be contested for and. IN short. does all
in It's power TO promote the Sport. Tins
horses ere run. however fer the sport
Of tbs running only. Ne heksans 81
any kind IL conducted OF allowed. Tas
ma5oxity ~ the nssn interested 10 tbs
gnSas axe wsatsAS aua S5aa sas&&sxHA
&xe xsSNa kMsNNss accordingly &R =
hsKA 1iss
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-03
PLAN ASSOCIATION 70 PRE-
SERVE GAME.

Because the state OF Iowa has failed
90 nae the ea25.ecs received through
hunters licenses The sparssmsn Of Dea
szosnes ald the STATE are planning 10
form an association Tor tbs purpose OF
preserving the bunting asa1 sshing I'd
the et&sa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-03

went in as . novice and proved a sen
sation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-13

0erue0 bIeo imiolerti0 De TO Ben
ner = ben tobeneoe o. Sen iir6e.
neoe a0ifilte, men / 6efierne 5ap.
Sc Sc ell agloen 1i9 meo 6oeran.
ore. d e9aen meo sloen mellem
@eIlen % nerregaaroer oar iremi
ior ait ocres gnolingsop5olosite0.
Troioit5 llngoomsaar pnr DOG
ior6i; oen bleD li0t eiter liOt GAM
mel o. til iiOit blino. Zen iif ben
om6pageIi9ite 9leie; oerifo5 ogSie-
mere foppe0e5 ON at pare rare
MOB ben, men til iioit bIep Den Iaa
fraftesles, at Ssrenien boer Nor
gen oenteoe at ie Den li9genoe oso
paa oens @eis. Tug ali Der uae
eiter nge. og Eroioit leoeoe aaige.
oel.
9oul itoO netop iaroig til at
tlge Stlt0enteretsnIleil, il0en agfes
Sc ban at itloere Ieologi. Get par
nelalig bans bsieite gnife at tiene
lin &erre % @uo iom Ell fro @uan.
geIiets 6orfpnoer.
@n Aiten naoeoe ban til 9iern.
ifou, itroaIer6e al @lpoe: ban bao.
Be meo Sober b%eitaaet i'm gfsnmen.
&srenoe par BET at lie Ben tro
Sunos @lpOe, og Oa GouI elf til
Spile, inIate Grofait BAN og lagoe
iig iom / gamlc Gage peO Sioen
al lin ullge Serres Sen9. Der ioO
BEN inc ior life at poaane mere. =
@leoen ooer Bouls Siemfomit bnp.
Sc u0tsmt oens ii6ite 9%ipsfr9fter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-13
Youl og bans Ben.
(5ortiat fra SIDE 81

Sntet Menneife, iom ban funoe
ipsrge, par inoen for Spnspiooe,
og iaa ponoreoe ban planlslt pioere,
inbtiI ban fom til en- eng, gennem-
itrsmmet al en- breo, pan0rig ga,
bpis BREEDER begge bar bepofiet
meo bsie gsr. 2iot neoenfor bet
Steo, bpor HouI befanot Jig, laa
en- DonbmsIe, og ct goot Stpffe
openfor ifimteoes mellem bsie 2so-
treer ct itoteliet SerreiRoes ipioie
Tnarne.
DgostrQt efter Den gennemooa.
ge6e Not og bet languarige 2sb
fnfteoe Drengen ia | bet bsie@r9s,
Ineoe Sooeoet MOB Suaoens arop
o. piieeeoes mart | Sspn al @sre'
mes ~ensformige Suien.
!&erreinoet melIem SrRerne por
BET erepeIige @obs gibrnifou, en-
jtip MiI fra Do1iIs Siem. San bap'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-13

Og bermeo er ben egentlise 81.
itorie enot; tbi at @reoen og Safob
Ssrenien ben fsleenoe Gag Tom
ouerens", bebsuer nappe at neo-
nes.
Dog til iibit nogle Orb enonii
ON Youls og Srofaits pioere Sfeb-
ne.
@repinoen opbogebe mort, buor
iurig greneen bar for at l9ie. os
bpor let ban bap6e peo at lore.
@ennemtr9net Of en- 9ofnemlig-
beosfslelie, Tom bar Iige ian notur.
lig iom oarig, foo bun f6rit Bonl
gipe iprifiIt ltnoerpisnins oe ienote
BAN ienere til llnoerpisninesanital-
ten | Den nprmeIte gp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-13

6reOa9 Den 10. 5anuar 1911.
SIair, 2e6r.
GortIot fra Si0e A.

5 8irsoags Aftes bolot Die.
nigbeoen lit Aarsmg0e. uofaloet al
golgene 6leo ! oct peientlige fel-
genoe:
Sefreter = Ope an0erien (@en-
Oalg); 8ruitee Sens anOerien
(@enoale); 0iofon = Otto Sanien;
SoHOaesifoIeleOer = %. q. Sanien
(@enoalg).
Der bleo iaa for sori9t 0olgt en-
6emmanosfomite til at forbereOe og
foreltaa 4rrangementet for Cant
funoets 4arsmeoe Der til CONNER.
6olf no ooer Samfunoet fan laa
oa lfenne, at ri t9nfer paa at moo
tage @9iter paa oroentlig Bis. =
Ser blep oesuOen forban0let ON
nogle airfereparationer, nprmeit
meo aarsm9oet for gie.
greo bngt al Morning @lorp
6lour" toe lite 8rpmie pao oct
nplig ofbolote u8aibington So.
Corn Sbom". 6ermeo bepiies Nor
ming @lorp 5lour" at o9re BET beo-
iteNel / 9pen. 6aas bos u. Beef
& SO. 9ris S1.35 per Spf.
Observation-Disclosures og iprlig
Observation-Disclosures Der I iioite llge
par, bnao man per faloer en- itoror-
tet Sucses. 5 De iioite Gage par
geiret i9roeles eunltigt, iaa en- bel
Nasie 5armere fom berino. 9titen
ouer Er9mier er altfor lang at
meooele. = Man taller og i~friDer
MI iterft ON, at ri mac 6aue ct
itsrre 5oriamlingsIofale : ct au-
oitorium til $4,000.
4uftioner: Manong t6. San.
anoers Gbriitenien, IL Mil Spo-
belt for Blair. lirs0ae II. San.
s 5. miller & Son, 4 Mil 9eit
for 6erman. Snsoag IS. Snn..-
o.. 9. 4n0erien, 6 Mil 0orO Tor
Blair. Onsong %. San. Sens
Sobn Semen. 5 Mil geit for Ser.
man.
Miis anno O'grien, iom bar
onret 5oriton0erinOe for 5oipitalet
Der iioen bets 9%egpnoeIie for en-
bnlD Sne5 aor iiOen, par iaa ubel-
Dig neoe / Omaha / Wnnoogs at
fnloe bagl9ngs al en- Sporbogn og
ilaa Jig 9anife alOorlig | 5aIOet. 5
6sritningen Oar mar 5ange for, at
bun bao0e faaet 9ruO pan Sierne-
fallen. Sun ligger fremoeles paa
3oipital | Omaha, men man baaber
MI iiffert, at bun fomrner oper
Sfaoen, os paa SoipitaIet Der benz
ter man, at BUN fan taale at 6liue
ilpttet biem | Worgen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-13

llIll2 VQuli, NH ClAultA uloAlb DA-
ret Der. Gerfor blan0eoe Der Jig BEL
Ter life noget 9ille0e al 9iernitoo
/ bans Grpnme, men oct oar bans
egen % Sroiaits lllpffe, JON i Ell
8pffe al %foroirreOe og niammen-
6pugen0e 9ilIeoer orog iorbi bans
angiteOe SipI. 36rene. bag bpilfe
ian Iaa, forpanoleOes til truenoe
Sfiffelier, iom omringeoe BAN og
oiIoe tage 9ioet al bans trofaite
2eoinger. 6eiere og bejere b9OeOe
0is'e trlen0e Sfifelier Jig, beiere
% frpgteIi9ere loo Oeres Gaob. 81.
geiom Goroenifralo bruieoe og oun-
ore0e set for bans 2ren. ban fslte
ia arebet og ilonget bort oo
Doogne0e ban.
Son laa / @rpsiet, men 5rofait
Dor iprlnget op og loo en- oPmpet
anurren bere, og grltiet fom ira
Sen nGrliggen6e @sae, bois 9iuI
oar ble0et lat / @ang. meoens 8ouI
ion, og MI flapreoe meo en- 6posoen-
De 2arm.
Sroinit ne06leD at fnurre og loa
forifenoe neo 40 aaen. Ia Boul
bsieoe Jig iremao / inmme Retninq,
iaa ban en- imal, bpio goao lang.
iomt GLIDE fremoo pna gnnoet.
en- Siener / npoeIigt 2ipre roche,
og bogi PED Roret lao en- elegant
fl9ot ung Came og en- 3rene, Der
funoe pore en- fire aar.
9oul gentle Jig Gag Herene og
at berolioe 6unoen. San piloe
life pie Jig for ben iornemme Ia
me, men bog iaa I9nge lom muligt
moe oct uieoponIige Spn. San
boIot iig oerfor title / lit Sfiule-
Iteo og ofpentaoe | aon0eles SpPn-
oing oct 2iebiif, ga ben tonne
eoo6 piloe GLIDE forbi BAN.
Men bette 2iebIif fom iffel
0per Sen i Morgeniolen elitren-
Be ganoflnoe ipepe0e ifinnenoe
og Sommerfuale, itrna-
/ 0e melt broee6e 8arper.
Barnet forisgte at tnge iat pna Ell
1f oisie ii0ite. men miiteoe 0erUeo
aigepGgten og itDrteOe / 8anoet.
8rebinoen = til oct par ben0e ~
ct bit Haa6 Of 6orf9roel-
e. iprang op oa beieOe Jig iterft
no oper gaaoens Rplina, bporpeo
oenne fpntre0e. 90 @repinoen iaa
Del iom Eieneren fnGot / @nnoet.
8jeneren bar ingen goo Spsm-
ner; fun meo Ben poerite anitren-
fun0e ban boloe Zig og lin
afm9gtige 5rue ooer 8anoet
% orbeibe iie langiomt MOB greb-
ben, bpor 9oul itoo. Ssrit oa ban
5npoe faaet fat @runo UNDER 5so-
oerne, begpnote ban al a1e arRfter
ut ronbe paa Sielp | 8etning mob
Mslen.
Men 2poen of oct flaprenoe Sirtl
oa BET bruIenoe 8ano operospeoe
bans Stemme, iom imiolertio nafte
@repin6en til 9epioitbeo. Sun iaa
iig omfring og rnabte pIuoielig meo
bierteifprenoe Stemme: %, nit
Barn, nit Barn - bet err orufnet
eGer blioer fnrit al WsllebiuIet."
Me6ens bum itoo Der og ! JAMIE
log gngit preb fine S9nber, og lie
iieren netop bereote Zig til paa M
at ipringe | 8nn6et, bette Nerene
ia, % Dor fife Ben Eoul ftoo foran
benoe. 5 fine arme bar ban meo
Wsje ben iprpllenoe 9reng, bDis
fraftiae Sfrig pnr set iifreite Be-
ois paa, at ban par ~fpillepenoe. -
Og bagpeo TouI itoo 9rofait, iom
rpiteoe Tia ioo eftertrpffeliat, at
gon5oraaberne. iom iprsiteoe om-
firing BAN, itronleoe og gniitreoe |
golen Tom en- Meen of Diamanter
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-13

8re0inOen REQ Barnet til Jig og
trpffeOe oct til it 9rpit. 9erpau
5olot BUN 9ren8en no ira JIG, be.
trogteoe BAN meo ct llotrpf al ben
inOerIigite @la6e. beoGtfeOe bans
Anii9t meo aps, 10 og grao ifiite-
ois og raabte uaflaoeIig: oQlit9arn,
nit elifeoe Barn - @uO u9re tat
fet, at on leoerl"
Soul itoO title og forlegea oeO
Chen al men Srofnit GAP tpoeligt
til senOe, at ben bauoe en- bis
Net til at blioe Iagt @lurfe til.
Zen latte Jig paa 9agbenene, log
meo 9aIen moo 5oroen, rate 3un-
gen langt 10 al Qtun0en, iom
Diloe BEN ipsrge: gNaa, tilitaas Der
life nogen Reonin9smeOallie24 Og
oa @reoinoen5 gaa0efulOe a0fGrO
life ipntes Den at pile tage nogen
@noe, ianOt ben, at bet oar paa
lioe at uoitsoe ct ooIoiomt 9i9i.
% Oen 0anot, bUao ben tiliig
te0e: ben lnge Q3o0er iaa op. Sna
mart benoes gIif ialot pao Den
itore. aennen1uaa0e Sun0 .oa oen
tarpeligt fl9ote 9reng. ito0 alt
Hart for benoe. 6un gap Jig life
SiO til at gore noget Spergsmaal,
men raabte me0 iurig, lt9loen0e
Reit: oSffe ian0t, Barnet par ale.
reoe nGr oeO Nelebulet miot
/ Strentmen - 0a trof DIN 9nno
bam op / oct iioite gieblif?"
p5a, netop iaoleoes gif bet til"
befreite0e 4oul og frammeoe ior-
le9en i'm Sue. 3erpaa tilieieoe ban
trobiertigt: Or 5roiait life en- flog
9uno2 @r ben life meget Tor goo
til at orufnes?"
.Genne Sumo orllfnesl~ uoranb-
tie @reOinoen barmfulot og iprang
op. Get ifal aIorig ifel~
ogil De oa iorierge 5roiait2"
boo goul og iaa beoenOe op til
@reoinoen. ngi fan life beboGoe Ben
lpngere, tbi ri bar fnap uof til os
ielo."
uSffe nof til ier ieluI Spao me.
ner ou2" ipnrgte bun meO Ell ugil,
faorligt 8reb efter i'm Bung. Men
bun traf baiti9t 0aauOen til6age,
iom ON bun mprfe0e, at Der gfoes
ben Slags @elo, Jon man life fan
afbetnle meo Benge.
5ieneren. iom imiolertio oar
iprunget BEN til Meaen fom MI tie
6oge og mel6te, at Msaeren pdr oeO
at ipRn0e ior lin 9ogn ior at fore
6erifobet 6iem. @reuin0en mootog
bette 5ilbuo meo Authenticated, og
paa oenne Maa0e fom Boitl BELT
uoentet til at fore / gogn ior
fsrite Sang eiter at 5noeren baooe
forloot lin @aar0.
5 Safob S~sreniens Stue berife-
De Der lige ira Worgenen al tor
ltro og @neit. Boul par enonu al.
BRIG uoen 2op lsbet bort, iiPr naap
ban bleo ioa l9nge noe. Get bar
ganife pitt en- 5reit for Wooerer,
at Trofait oginn bar foriuunoen,
ben par aItinn uoen lpipl fulgt
meo BouI, men BOG ~ bpor funoe
De perez
SoIen iteg ite6ie bsjere og me6
ben 5orPlorenes angit. Won goul
life bapoe funnel mo6itoa 5riItelien
til meo andre Ireng at babe | en-
Mergelgrop2 Oct par BAN itrengt
iorbu6t at esre bet, og ban pleieoe
at ppre lpoig; men gsrn er gsrn.
Ssrenien gif oerfor PED Wiboags.
tio omfring til Raboerne for me6
oeres Siplp at nnoerisge nae Wer.
gelgrooene pnn egnen. NaturligOis,
iom hi let f~oritoo, l,oen Heiultot.
gnoelig ben paa gftermio6oeen,
on Wooeren ioo gl@oenoe peo Bin
Duet, og 5noeren iorgRpes brso
lin Sjerne meo at uofinoe en- |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-13
4laSs Spacs.

FIu5s |DBrs.
Eaa en- minore 6arm enten iom
9eItprer eaer enc Mauo Dos ct Bar
plore 5olf. Goa 9ennen les life
iao meget iom paa ell 900 8la0s
mellem Onnife lutberife 5oIf. 8eo-
commence er % 2tor gammel %
ie0t / 8anmnrf.
.1aniferen"s Gontor mnpiier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-13
#tilfreosItiIlenoe

mlno1te Ufadoe t1ltre0sltille10e
6orflaring til Drengens ior-
l9ngeoe llOeblioen, iaa ban ben
greoeliee gfoipoge fra 9isrnifop /
ifarpt Srau lie frem eennem Den
lille 9p. Omii0er beie0e 8oonen al
ira 8eien oe itanoieoe meo ct pluo-
leIigt Gpf uOen for Safob SereIl-
lens laDe 0Gr til itor Spending
ior belle 9pen, men iinr for Stuens
9eboere. @reuen ieIo iprang 10 al
Sognen, buis 0sr ban ombDgge-
Iigt luffeoe, og ifpnote Jig inO /
Stuen til ben iattioe 6amilie, b0em
oenne Gag iDntes at brinee Ooer-
raifeIier Of oen met forifelige art.
o@r De forbenuurenoe @oaroei-
er 5afob Ssrenien2@ ipurete Gre.
pen og ioa poa ben beoerIi9e 9on-
De meo ct peIoiIIi9t gIif.
"a, 6r. @reoe, oct er ieg.
spirit uil ieo oa meOoele, at
eoers Sen itrafs fommer / goo
geboIo tiIboee til eoer -"
o8u0 p9re looetl" uobrso beg.
&c 5orolorene iom meo cen @luno.
oGe5u6en,~ fortiatte @re0eil ie-
enoe, gfommer iea paa min 6n-
itrus @eane, iom 9erne uiIOe ~ofilit-
tie en- lille &anoeI meo eoer.~
Serenien ipprreoe oe0 Oisie Oro
line ariige, blaa Zine op al 6or-
oentning ooer, bono / al 9eroen pei
@reoinoen fitn0e pile banoIe meo
bom ON.
&c bar Ell itor 6uno, JON min
@uitru er ina inotaget / at -"
aaf, 6r. @reoe." ofbrso 9uitru-
en- MID al @lpoe. oct nor pirfe-
liz en- itor 2pffe. 9n be6eoer 9ro-
fait life at orufnes, og boor 9o0t
faar ben oct life MI"
Get bliper Der bel SporgsmaaI
ON. lille No'r,@ fog @reoen Or.
oct. uie9 tror life, at Sunoen pil
ifilles ira lin gamle Sis6on0-folf,
meo boem oen ioa lenge bar oelt
Sorg o9 @lpoe.~
Get er nof mllIigt, nnar man
6etpnfer, booo FOR en- Griaring ri
ieIu eioroe for fem aar iioen," in0.
ifso Ssrenien meo en- bet9nfiom
Mine.
SITE ianot?" falot @reoen triumie-
renoe mo. vMen oo MI min 9uitrn
/ aae 5ilf9loe oil bnpe Sunoen /
i'm RprbeO, og oa Srofait igen paa
ingen gilfnnr oil titles ira Safo6
Ssreniens 6omilie, irem for alt
life ira Ell pis Roul - ian bliuer
ser iittet on0et til ooers emo, at
ale, Der bar Del | Den, Dor iommen
paa 9iernifou. Weo andre Or0:
: neo maaife, at min Gjenoom it.
fe er b%ortforpogtet, men at ieg
orioer ben for egen Hegning, og
oerfor bebsoer ieg 6obbeIt en- tro,
prlig, / Irbejoet interesieret 5or.
palter. Win nup9ren6e 6oroalter
lit Tor nogle Gage iioen llnoerret-
ming ON lin 6a0eres pluoieli9e
3e6, og I'LL suifer ban, iaa mart
leg faar iun0et en- anoen, at oper.
tage 9eitprelien Of 5rorebiemmet
for lin RoOers Regning. Rlaoien
pos mig er aItiaa leoig, 6orOnlter-
bpgningen ny og rummelig uof for
en- tdIrig Camille. Seq bar netop
taft meo SogneroaOsformanoen ON
Gem, % ban bar anbefaIet Gem
iom en- ouelig og oriftig 2onobrli.
ger. % bono gilfonrene ongonr,
iaa fommer ri nof ooerens, iipr
ON ieg MI fortener e6er men
mel, life ieg - Der er en- li1eGreng,
ban fan forteae eoer SiitOrien NE.
get beore."
Reo oisie Orb aobneoe @reoen
feenoe 8ognoBren, og no iprang
BouI og Srofait, beeee unoer De
piloeite @l9oesuobruo. Men @repen
iprang roligt inc / Boenen, pinfeoe
iii anifen, letteoe paa Satten og
roabte, i6et Seitene iatte iis | Sang:
IS Worgen aItiao, min fore
Ssrenien, fommer De op til mig,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1911-01-13
Che Hrndt hardware

Den aldste og NEST ansete Isen.
kramhandel ! Washington County ger
kun sin Inkeb | store Partier og ken
derfor spare Dem PENCE paa allie Artik
Ter | Hardware.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

York CITY
Mrs Thomas W Edmunds has rc.
whore shc spent the holidays
Mrs. DcNtcr Meadows ana liile
daughter. Helen, Of Rennoke, who have
been visiting relatives here. have rc-
turned home after pleasant stay.
MISS Lizzie Scales, Of THE Meadows =
=. the guest OF Mr and Mrs. Maurc.
walton, In. Augusta, ia.
Mrs. L. Herman is the guest Of het
daughter, MISS Rcnn Herman. who il
student ~ Columbia University.
Miss .hram'ntn lIOlcombe has rctnril.
cd after ~ delightful visit TO Mis-.
Saliic Watson. IN New orleans.
L. w Barrett editor OF the Hirming-
ham .Ngc-iieiald WIN has been in the
city, has returned 10 Alabama
Mrs. :. IL Boyd, of New York. is the
guest o! Mrs. William Y. Nocll, on
Main street
Mrs. i. Conrad I<carfott Of Martins
VILE, and Mrs Holmes Penn. Of Eyer
green Miss, are the guests OF Mrs
fucker Penn. Main Strcet, this week
Miss Nancy Watson has returned
from II visit 10 her cousin. Miss Sailie
Watson. in New Orleans
Mrs. James G. Penn, lr.. entertained
Il house party at her home on Main
Street She had as her guests her
mother. Mrs. Robert BOYD. of Charlotte
Courthouse.
Mrs. Oliver Dudley has returned al.
ter II delightful visit To Mrs George
Washington I'M in New York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22
+> Cnushcy In WnshInrtom.

MISS Kathleen Caughcy. whose father
| 10 IN the consular circles abroad, is
Tp'hu.hg some time with Mrs. llarnler
,,eeSi'S' IN washington, and was among
nose dancing AT the naval ball there
last week, Miss CauGhey is being do.
hshtfully entertained in WASHINGTON
society. and will not return to the
city for some time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-22

Airs. +. +. NcE:lhonc. Of Orator
Hail." Fauquier county. is spending
some time with her parents. MIR. ana
Mrs. Il. II. Dnlany at The Grafton, in
Washington.