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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-12

With the big games near at hand,
the Importance of having a competent
field general is being nor and more
vividly impressed upon the minds OF
W. Kittleman. The quarterback posi-
ton carries, more prestige - and is a
more difficult job to fill satisfactorily
this year than ever before. for the
reason that under the new rules many
contests are either won or lost upon
his ability to choose effective forma-
tions at appropriate times. thus max
ing a timely attack.
SINCE the new code affords such a
varied style of offense. the mar wh1
stands behind the center must use his
brains continually. Success comes only
after the quarter. has scrupulously
sized up his opponent and then select
ed the formation that his catch has
instructed him to use to lei that
particular situation. When the game
Is at its height it is a very common
70 forget all about certain formations
that have been gone over and over in
practice. In such a case the rules
seem to have made ample provision,
for 1t Ia the custom of most instruc-
tors to assist their quarterbacks from
the side lines by sending in sugges-
tons by a fresh player. This means
field general at critical times, and in
many cases has had a direct result
upon, the outcome of the contest.
Must be Quick Thinker.
To carry on an effective attack II il
essential that the field general look
the situation over very thoroughly be-
fore he calls his signal. But he must
be able to size up the enemy at a
glance. for a pair of wise defensive
tackles can easily discern which way
the play Is going t be directed by the
leader hesitating to look at the spot
at which the attempt Is to be driven.
For instance. II the defensive halves
are playing deep. tackle smashes and
end runs are almost bound, to prove
ground gamers. as the opposing line
IL sure to be weakened by the alb
aence of these two players. Fake
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-12
Quarterbacks Are
Necessary in New Game

bucks and split formations NAV also
g used to advantage under such cir
cumStanceS. On the other hand. If
opponents are using Il single line
or defense. then is the most effectual
time to operate the forward pass. with
the receiver of the ball running wide.
SO that he will make the catch before
intercept.
Can Play 1t in Advance.
Before going into the contest the
quarter should have his mind clearly
made up as to what plays he is going
to use to start the combat. This does
not mean 1t Is necessary to lay out a
plan for the whole game. Such nm
Idea is impracticable, as no one can
tell beforehand what will be the cir
cumstances. AS tho showing Of a
team for the first few moments is
nightly important. the leader should
so drive his men that his eleven will
get the jump on the enemy right at
the start. If he is SO fortunate, the
chances for victory are greatly in his
favor.
Supposinc a team receives the kick
off at the opening of a contest; it is
Invariably a wise play to punt the bail
at once. The idea of this is to get the
oval deep into the opponents terri
tory. The pigskin should not be kick
ed across the goal on such an occa.
sion. thus giving the opposing team,
la chance to scrimmage on, or kick
from their twenty-yard line. II the
distance to the line he short, let the
ball be punted out of bounds ON the
five or ten yard line. Right here IS
where many contests are won. For
the defense should he coached, after
getting their opponents down in tho.
ditch. to smash in. block the out-of-
danger kick and recover the oval.
which In most cases means a sure
touchdown. a score at the outset Of
Ia big game is a great advantage, and
IL something for which every field
geferal should strive.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-12
MANAGER HIGGINS
STILL UNDECIDED
New Head of Cardinals Has
Formulated no Plans
For His Team.

day as manager of the Cardinals,
Miller Higgins has not decided what
curse will he taken to strengthen the
team. Happy and pleased that he
finally has realized his ambition of
q major league manager. Higgins ex-
presses regret at the loss of Roger
Bresnahan and speaks only in praise
OF the deposed leader.
II only a a short talk with Mrs.
Britton Monday" said Higgins. land
we have not decided on any future
plans. such as the spring training
trip. n trades or purchases. At pres
ent believe 1t is best to allow this
unfriendly affair to blow away because
I know Roger has many friends here.
Will Give Best He Has.
However. 1t is my duty to give st.
Louis the best I have and this I will.
We will try to rebuild the Cardinals.
and n thing I am certain Of is that
the boys will hustle for me as they
did for Bresnahan."
Higgins returned to his home in
Cincinnati at noon. as his father is
Very i'll and Miller will take his dad
over to West Baden Springs for a
rest. Il will try to return to st. Louis
before the minors meet at. Milwaukee,
but If l can't. then I'll come back after
the meeting"
The new leader does moi look for
trouble in signing the players whose
contracts expired with the past sea-
son. The matter Of contracts will be
talked over by the manager. and Mrs.
Rritton. as we'll as plans for the next
Burke Will Play Again.
Jimmy Burke. the north side boy.
intends to return to the game as a
player. Burke has several offers to
manage and play. and he will accept
the best bid. Jimmy will go to Mil
Waukee next week, and expects to
clinch q position for 1919.
Burke has had a varied career on
the diamond. He was a brilliant in
fielder during his day and was a
member of the 1903 remnant winning
.1Pittsburg Pirates. Then for a time
he served as manager Of the Cardi-
nails. 49,. $50.
He also has managed many minor
league clubs. his most important
reign being at Louisville several
years ago. but was a victim of a plot
among the club owners. Last year
Jimmy started out as manager of
indianapolis. but again was handed
the hook; He finished as scout for
Bob Wallace fingers in our vicinity.
He looks as spry and neat as Ter.
He is arranging a hunting trip in the
east. and will start in about ten
days. The Browns shortstopper is a
wizard on the billiard table, and each
afternoon clicks the worries at Peter
sons parlors.
II any hall PLAYER had pulled one
tenth Of tn cstur which Fogel and
Murphy have pnt ac<oss. this player
long since, would have heen driven
from. the eame. Whv should those
with mower who are In more %responsi.
BILE places he allowed to wreck a game
In which their only interest Is the
gate receipts?
So the old war cry scatters-for
1913 the refrain stands-Tinker to
EEan to Hoblitzel: n Perhaps Doc
Ian to Evers to Safer, capped by y. ag-
ner to Miller to Chance.
II the players are supposed to re-
ceive a good example from those on
in by initiating Horace Fogel and
top of the heap. suppose they start
Charley Murphy.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-12

So the old wal cry scatters-for
1913 the refrain stands-Tinker to
EEan to Hoblitzel: n Perhaps Doc
Ian to Evers to Safer. capped by y. ag-
ner to Miller to Chance.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-12

II any hall PLAYER had pulled one
tenth Of tn cstuH which Fogel and
Murphy have put ACROSS. this player
long since, would have heen driven
from. the anne Whv should those
with power who are in more responsi.
bile places re allowed to wreck a game
in which their only interest Is the
gate receipts?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-12

1t is a noteworthy fact that, taken
in the whole, the players have been
vastly more of a credit t o their game
than the average of club owners.
There are many high types Al the
head of ball clubs. but we are now
speaking of the average run. And
any sane movement which the play
ers' association makes toward uplift-
ing the game will meet with the
sweeping approval Of the public, no
natter what the upper mandarins
have to say about 1t.
While this seems to be the season
Of the crimson-hosed along all lines
Of sportive activity, we haven't seen
as yet any laurel drawn In by a certain
vicinity which first launched the era
of r~ed-legged toggery. It will require
something more than a landslide, ap-
parently. to hoist Redland from tho
! grotto Of despair.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-12
With The Scissors
The Dcrclicts.

THO ITCFV'lIClSs
They've rammed the skids beneath F
Chance
And damned him from the trail;
They've hung the can to Bresnahan
Across the bosky dale;
The boot for Tinker's on the way,
And. as a final straw,
Does any n know of a job for Cobb
For johnson and McGraw?
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-12

The Hon. Nick almost got away
with it-but not quite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20
Nr.75.
Recall" for ale.
AOoieOelt ganr lGngere eno oct
progressive ErOgram.

8hnslom, 9(ri3, IS. Scpt -
ll0e / grfenlanoet, bpor 8eoarelen
of 8onOforibning er ct Sper9smaaI
ON oetS beoite 9rug, orsfteoe Roo.
ieoelt Dag oct progressive gortis
8loner an9anenoe defamation" al
set tsrre 2an0, ioet ban reiIte fra
9tri5ono ino / 0ep Merico.
Ger bar fun ire 5aler beitemt ior
/ Dag, og aonoiOoten bbile0e oct
meIte of 8iSen ioet ban iab pua
Blatformen Of fin pripote 9ogn
o. lpIte.
DC er iugen Bro9resiio", roab.
te 9looiepelt til en- 02ono, 6oor 0e
itonoieoe en- fort 9io, foroi oenne,
"a ban ioo 9aooiepeIt, baite6e meo
ot faa 6rnffen pon, oGe bur6e Iooe
oette ale6ningsitpffe blioe al.
8 lin Gale / Dag uopifIeoe Roo-
ieoeIt, bbnO ban iterft anbefnIeoe
/ 8boenir | @oor, nemlig 9fecoGl al
ale oiientliQe Gm6eosnpno.
Seq bilOe goa enonu lpngere ero
oet pro9resiipe 9roaram", iaaOe
ban. Seq ifuloe snife HecoIl aiort
nnbenoelia ooer for ale, ieIo Brp-
i0enten. SEQ isler nl0rie Zig at nf.
iIad. 6oao 5olfet onifer, og ieg Oil
isGpe 8pfgernes gnife ioa Iangt iom
ie9 iomoittigbeOsfil0t fan. Boo Oen
on6en SIDE er BET 6offets 9let ei.
ter tiGbsrIig OperueieIie at ina 6eres
9nIfer tat arait al nlle offentIige
5ienere.
SEQ Ii6er life Of npqte at acre,
bpn0 Solicit snifer, iea ifal 9sre,
uoen at Solicit far en- Gbnnce til at
fomme efter mi1. Soor bi fan babe
en- ooben aamp ON ct 6rpnoen0e
SpsrgsmnnI, Der bar pi 9eiligbe6
I'll at fpmpe oet n0. 5off taler ON
at 9lecoll bill soelG1ae 0e oiientlige
Gieneres llni6pnqiabe6 Sea iones
life ON ben oifentIiae 5iener, 6ois
llofben9iabe0 er al en- iad oeg
anrnfter. at ban er uafbpnqi9 fun,
naor ban pes, at gplaerne fife fan
fomme eiter bam."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20
Sne / 3Iacf BILLS.

llnOer Is. OS. ifripes, at geir-
ropporter, iom er ien6t til 5ern'
banerne, oiier, at oct eneite, ser
irieoe nor0oeitre Gebraifa ira en-
orpbenoe 6roit gtatten mellem Iirs.
bag og OnsOo9, bar 9iegnen og ben
ifp6etrufne Simmel. Oppe 8locf
6ias og Ror0 og 8eit oerfro er
ser inIoen Sne not til at o9ffe
SSoroen goo tine Ste0er iaI0t-Ter.
mometeret til 6rpiepunftet, men oen
itipe Gmo og oct msrfe @eir iige5
at 6ape re0oet Moiien % Sopeio.
aerne.
ll6e pao geitenOen al 9urling.
ton 9auens 9(llionce 9ioiiion opre
/ @pomina og pao 93ort6meiterns
9.nie til 2an0er Ionf 5ermomete.
ret ioa Iaot iom til 25 @r. ooer
Zero.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20

Gn Del Al G6icagos apin6er bar
iluttet iia iammen unoer 9irginio
9roofs' 2eoeIie oq ogter at fore.
taqe ct qiqantiif aorstoa, ser ifol
enoe meo emancipation al oe tr9I.
biin6ne Riaer, iom iin6es 9pens
berpateoe 0itrifter. SeIifabson-
mer o9 Tieneitepiaer oil fslQe Sen
mo0prne Soon oe 9(re poa benSe3
Mnrcb imo6 8oens or1oniiereoe9oIt,
oq ian mart @eit Sommono aorse
toaet er enot, iaa bill arigsranbet
iarit. ii6It og 6efe Ei0en bIioe yu6e.
tinqet Ooeraioelie".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20
@nOcrnpr G6erbart Oa EQUATOR
gieliOn gennaminereOe.

St. 8aill Q}inn, Il. Sept. -
Spqriomme 9eretninger ira 9ri.
merpalget tpoer paa. at @uoerner
Gber6ort er geHnomineret I'll @u.
oernerpoiten % tiOligere General
aopofat &. I Douna er nomineret
til N9itgupernsr.
Il. 9. Senator Snute g3elion er
er bIeDen gennomineret; BAN heiei.
reoe i'm MoOfanoioat 5. u. Batter.
Jon M nneopoli5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20
.6eitfeit % MisiiOnsmpoe.

ON @uo pil, bliper DER 0Gtieit
og Misiionsmeoe / Siloams oanife
ep. .lutb gienigbeo. G6icngo, 81,
ira Den %. September til 0en 3Oie
Oftober. Breiterne s. ). 0obIitrsm,
u .. Sanien og 5. =. See0e bar
looet at oeltoge. Siertelig 5nb6poeI.
ie til alle, om pil geite os oe
0nee.
Boa Menigbeoens ge9ne.
5. Simonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20
WiSiionsmpoc.

ON SUB oil, bliber ser Mtisiious.
meoe 9et6ania 0leb, Dicfion,
9llta., CANADA, ira ben "a. til 27.
Oftober oe ligeleOes I Calgary Den
%. Oft. al. ~ y. M.
gIae tilrei'en0e beSes ON at meloe
iig goo Eio og oa pil 9eiororin.
ger ppre 5nnisinil 0en 81 % %.
Oft.
9lne er 6iertelig in6buone.
Gna Menigbeoens gesne,
5. 0ingnusien
0icfion gflta., Canada
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20
nIerico boloer Seft.
6ribeOsbassn ben Is. Sept. 1910
feires no ober Qnn6et.
Sorboloene er fremoeles niitre %
trnenoe.

Ger lGles fremoeleS l9onllg ON
OprsrsuO6rno Merico. Sffe iao
mart bar Der Iu0t Wel0in9 ON,
at Snillrreftionen er bru0t, ior Der
after meloe5 ON npe 8onpe ltnoer
rs. os. mel6es ser imioIertio om
Set o9 Ssitio oct urolige 9tiae.
Breii0ent Nlooero trooote lent
i Ssn0ngs Mites irem / 8inOuet poo
Regeringspolooiet, me0enS 0tenne-
fer / 8uiinoois bap0e iomIet iig
/ @ooerne neoen UNDER 5ribe0sfIot.
fen. me0 6niIfen 6iOolgo 1910
falOte Solicit til 9ei8ning ringeoes,
De biitoriife OrO: gioo inOepen-
oencia, oioa 2i6ertooo, oioa W}eri.
col" 9ento9es. 6eitIigboIoelien af)fe.
pu6Iiffens 5ribe6, Ser 6e9pn0tes
Ssnoaa 2(iten, iortinttes Nan0ag
meO Ell itorartet Nfilitprparo6e -
aSngen Mnoeroiienbtl.ge 0emonitro-
TONER inn6t Ste0, men Gorfirio
9inj, iom Senoa9s ipl0te 80
aar, o. 6ois 5soieIsoag Ian9e bar
ppret iciret ianmen mes Aepl6Iif.
fens 6ribe08oog, minOeoes man
mango Ste6er. ianle6es / Flleblo,
Odraeo og MoreIa.
3 ofiicieIIe are6ie 6apoe man
me0 llro let Monongen i @}s6e,
men meo llnotagelie al npbnte Spl.
Ding al 0ia3 oa noale9illeb Meri-
co Gitn til at rnobe o2e0e 9ia3"
ipntes ser in9en iprlig @run0 at
opre til 5rpgt.
6ra @aibington .. 6. meloes,
at Meo0eIelier ira Il. g. @eianot
Nlerico, SenrD 9. 8iliou, tilll0en.
rig5oepartementet laoer nne, at man
piI bloe @i6ne til en- np 0pitano,
iom bill blioe mere oImin0elig %
6oelpqaen6e emo Oro3co og 3apa.
ia Opiton0en tiliommen ltolpnon.
lc / Here NfileS 2(fitono omfring
Nerico Gitp bor forla0t 6eres 5or-
me oa i0gt 5iIflugt 6ooe0ita6en
Rrpiioent Qia0ero bar truffet bele
6en for &aanoen prrenoe miIitpre
Stprfe in0 omfring 9pen. 9e
Sirpiter, Ser itaor bnaDeo Rlanen
ON al itnrte Naoero, ifal iinoe I'll
ilutnina ira 6e iorifeIligIte a(aser,
iaale6es 6l. a ira 9ieiter al 0ia3'
Smre "a NeprGientanter Tor bet
li6erdle @arii. 6oortil Naoero ielp
gar iIlttet iia og ira misiorneeoe
Glementer 9llnin0elilbeo. Get /.
ges, at General 9. Suerta oil blpe
oeu tore Mn9t i Opitan0en, oa
ban ifol ppre uOiet iii Q}ilitpr0if-
tntor, inotil Der fan foretages npe
8nlg. 0eriom oct lDffe5 at itprte
@aocro, oil 6elir 0iu8 og oe Ia
9ara blDe aanoioater for Brpii.
oentenlbe0et
Som ct 9epis for, at man /
@oibinoton fer fritift paa SiIitan.
ben MericO, fan bet tuaes, at aa.
nonbaa0en o9es 0ioineS" er or0ret
til mericonife 5oroanoe.
Stobicbef Sen. 2eonoro @ooo
gap Ssnoag glften Orore til, at
OprsrsleOeren Baicuel Oro3co, IT,,
IflI0e, 6ois ban bleo fonget pna
Il. 9. @rrlno, 6oI6es 5oroarine.
5tabsheien 1apoe nemlig fra Dor
@eneral steeper, Sort 9liis, moo.
taget Meloina ON, at npbnte Op.
r6rsleoer ifuloe opre fnngen. glt
oennes 6aOer er toget poa ameri-
fnnif @runo nnies for panlioeIiet
6ro Douglas, qtr5, meloes IN.
Ger t6 Os., at en- Oprer8ilof UNDER
sSne5 Sala8nrs 2eoelie Senoag6or.
miOon9 inotog Sen onlerifanIfe@ul6.
srubeleir 81 Gigre (lRer) gti Ii
mer T6r aonlpen bar operitaaet, par
ser 5oritprfnins fun. II Nil ira
Steoet. men Sen nnaeoe life irem
til at pOc @arniionen SjnIp.
Sra GI gaio, Ger, meIoes nn-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20

ser iamme Cato, at Jie9eringsitrop'
perne S0noaa5 tiIbo9eerobreOe
@rgniebpen OiInoga Iige oper for
Fre'ioio, Ger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20
aoroett rnnnt.

Iur0Ptt ruttnt.
Gen fana0iife aaptain 3omes
9toio er for fort SiO iioen afieilet
ira Sapan paa en- 3orOomiejling /
en- goaO, Der er 20 500 lang.
! Sra England er Der bette 9larS
/ iDp fprlte Qfaoneoer uOoanoret 154,.
345 BerIoner. ll0DanOringen gaar
life mere Iaa meget til &anaoa
Iom til 2luitrolien og 9aD 8ealanO.
gn 0ro9ebaGon, ser bolOte5 al
100 SoIOater, req Jig ben 1. O5. IsS
oeO 0iiIiterleiren 9rfenp Qlln.
garn), og tre SolOater 6Iep truf-
fen meO op 100 Dteters S0ioe,
6uorira De faIOt ne0 o9 Orgbtes
Get ru5iiite 6anOelsminiiterium
bar poa 6inanslouforilaget for
1913 lat Ell efitroorOinpr 9epilling
paa Is MiQioner 9fu6ler til 2lnlng
og llopiOeIie al @onoelS6apne.
9iotO3funo. ct. 9eters6org, 2.
September. llnOer ll0grapninger peo
Gberon-9u9ten 6ar man giort man-
ge oprOiiul0te Sumo ira set 8. 2tor-
6unore0e /. g. 0eri6Ian0t 6errafot-
ta-6ourer og 9plone Smpffer.
5 6olge 6olfetaaingen Oen 1.
December 5ior bouOe 0oree Ben
Sang 2,39L782 5n6bpggere apin.
oefennetS 0oeropat bar 79,500 Ser
iOner. SEQ iamme 6oIfetelling
bleo set op9iort, at ser langS Nor-
ges apiter fin0es 1867 Ger.
aeiier 8il6elm Berlin 2. Sep.
tember. aeiieren af6ol0t Sag
poa lempel6oier 8elO 9feop ooer
@aroerforpiet og 2(rmeforps. /
alt ca. 10000 D}an0. lln0er BE
ppen fre0ieoe 2 2uftifi6e og ffere
1Ippenaifiner oDer @la0ien, og til
enfelte E.0er pnr Der poa cen Sang !
s 0ilitnr 8lppena'finer / 2uiten
1nrfcrne 9(rmenien ) 9ilaie- !
tet 8an bar 3prferne orp6t "A
2(rmeniere og ila6t s aoinoer meO
/ 5nngenifo6 5prferne plpn0re0e
en 2an056o og itaf Ell anOen /
9rano
@ofien bar teIe9rnfiif anmooet
Borteu ON at profIamere 9eleirinas-
ti(Itono 8iloietet, 0a ser elerS er
iSare for, at set fiat fomme til !
Mproerier.
9}ut @}nierm8-9pperi Garis, A. |
September. 56rit i 1a9 bar 0f-
fentliQ6eorn fanet at piop, at Ser
Sen ,. 9(uquit 6GeD itjaolet ct ito
IienIf @}inioturbi0e0e / Glnnp
@}lrIect. 9iae6et par al uifatterlig
@Gr0i od itontmeoe ira set 49,
9(or6un0reoe Oct b6rte til en-
SnmIing, iom Baron 9iotbsdil6
/ 1902 ifpnfe6e Glunp Muieet. 80.
litiet bar life min0ite Spor al
Snnene.
ae6n6ben I SpIfGon0. Slagterlo.
bet / 9res6en 6ar beiluttet at ino.
f6re froSent G6o ira Monqoliet o9
@onduriet. 2ooet ipIger 9eoet til
fine Me0lemmer til SSn0f6bspris, %
oct pr Meninqen, at 9Sn0f6riGen ifnl
bare inn Ipnge oct froSne, inforte
Gso birfeliqt bier iia at pGre Bill
li9ere ems tiff ae0
2nftreiien garis - Berlin. SSH
tes Moulineour, 3. Septbr. 6lppa-
rem 9litlen er Morges aI. 81 mes
Miis 0opi8 iom 9asinger iteoet op
berfro for at f(ppe til 9erGin
Wie3iere8, 3. Septbr.. ar. 1920
i 5ornio0n1 lnnoe6e 6looeren gIit-
Ten Der meo M}iis 0oois; efter at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20

8uoernsr Sobnien ira California,
Der er progresiio aon0iOat for 8ice-
prpiiOent, bar Oenne llge bolot er
bel &efte GaIer 5Qinois, men ban
bar fIoaelig af6olOt iig ira at tale
ON Den progressive Situation /
Staten.
Oct melOe5 ira Douglas, 2lri3.,
nnOer II. os., at 2lnfereren for
ben 6orit9rfnin95trop, iom par 81
Sigre paa 10 0}iG n9r, 9 elmer
fer 9pen 6leo inotaget al 9ie6eller.
he, oil bIiue ifuOt nnOer 2lnflage
for auioneri.
Oct iDneS, iom 4rpiiOentfan0iOa-
ternc 9looiepelt % @ilion er enige
paa eet Digti8t Funft. Get er Ell
6etenOt Gag, at 9fooeoeIt bar er.
flpret Zig imoo 05ruitS" og for
Storforretning Oct iamme gior0e
g9ilion Girs0agS i en- Gale, ban
5olot Siour 6tp. 5owa.
G6icnao pil life iol9e Bbila0el-
pbia5 Spor og a0re 6oripg me0
fbin0eliae Sporpognsfon0ufterer.
5ornonoen for G6icago GitD Eail.
man So. DIR g 81 9u8bp, Der M.
liq>er blepen gift, mener, at enSpor.
bognSplotform life er Sen rette
BIo0s for en- apin0e.
9eo Stotsfonpentionen / Maoiion
8is., Girsooq8 iog6e Senotcr Ot.
to 8osiboro, en- 9a 6oIlette 1il.
bpnger ira Ga Crosse, / en- Gale,
ban 6ol0t, 6l. a.: agi pil itna for
@iSconiin!2Soeen og bil life f6lge
falife @u0er, boor meqet 0e emo fal-
ser ii0 ielo oirfeliae progresioe
Get er 0o iiffer at 9an liot ior
plot at fa(0e line poltiife M}o0.
Itanoerc faIife @u6er.
ganaa1afanalen oil eiter 6pa0
Ser meI0e3 ira @ai6ington, blipe
iprOig oa no6net ior lrafif alIereoe
/ Giteraaret 1913. Gen iorite Iato,
Der bar lat for aanalenS 2lobning,
bar I. San 1915, og iaa folte 55n.
aenisrerne iig en06a life iifre paa,
at set funoe noos. llOgiften peo
aouolenS @ennemisreIie nnilao8 MT
til $375,0OO,0O0.
Gn Gel al 0e Bigger iom Gorne.
Tins $. 9lis / @genifab al oct re-
pltblifaHife 0otionalfomitcs aoSierer
iorte m0er 9alqfompa9nen 1904,
ifoG opre illn0et oa biI 6lipe iorelo1t
BEN SenatSfomite, iom ifal un0er.
oqe @atqbioragene, noor 0en oen
80. oS. trpoer iommen. GortelDou,
Sormon0en pno oen repu6lifdnife
9tationaIfomite / 1901, bap0e el.
ler8 u0tolt ben 5ormening. at 9liis
bapOe 6rGnot allie fine 9oaer ier
ban osoe.
Get iqes, at man oe0 Qomitolene
/ Goof Gountp, 81, er bIeben op-
mprfiompoa, at Sfilsmi8ie er bGeoen
pan'feli9ere paa @rlln0 al De b6ie
Briler pna 2ibsiorns6enbe0er, Ion
MGno. ser oiI iSge gontItolene for
at ioa oeres 6omile.9eiperligbe.
ser Ietteoe, maa ie at foa oeres
9nug aiort lpngere. - gi ipnes,
oct bar 6e0re at ron0e Dem til at
ioge BELT at unOgaa Sen SlaaS
llogifter.
Goo0smeolem Gurran 9fem
9orf isger Mopor @opnor for 500.
900 'om GrItatning ior ylibel",
ser in0e6olotes ct 9rep, Maporen
Ben 9. bs. ifreo til Gnrron, iom er
5ormono pna Sen aomite, ser un-
oeri6ger goIitiifononlerne 9tep
Dorf : nppnte 9rep ifpGoes 9looos.
mpn0ene og gurran / SeroelesbeO
for at tage Graft naar Sc uoiteoer
forifelIige slaas 9epiIlinaer
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2uitifib5iarten. 2amotte 9reuil
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-09-20

gfeite Dag meIoeS, at ban git ne6
/ 9oun og baooe beiluttet at oen0e
tiIboge til Poris.
2uftifibet n9ania". Sam6urg, 3.
September. 2uftiti6et oSanio" meb
0fficerer ON 9orO afgif I Morges
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til oct onfom al. 9,20 og 9it neo
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