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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-27
Short Sport

Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Denham, ac-
companied by Richard Cox and
Valie Meyers, went coyote hunting
Sunday afternoon outside the
city limits near Spanaway and Cox
bagged big coyote with 4 .30-.30.
Vt will score in the varmint hunt
for the Wolves. The hunt ends
this week with a dinner at the Ia
coma hotel Feb. 20.
Applications for admission to
the new Tacoma Athletic club are
pouring in daily and over 100
have been received. These will
he voted on shortly. The list
closes March and the first match
will be held March z.
Edward G. Plat is the king bee
in solo, having defeated Monkey
Wrench" Laubach in the finals for
the Tacoma avenue championship.
Eddie says he is willing to meet
anybody, even Grant, to prove his
supremacy.
Stanislaus Zbyszco the big Pole
wrestler, who is after the heavy
weight championship of the world,
will be here in March, according
to letter received from ]. j. Her.
man, his manager. The date has
, not been set.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-27
MOTOR BOATS
WILL Be
FASTER
(By United Press Leased Wire


PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. OF. =
Elated by the showing of his So
foot motorboat Oregon Wolff,
which broke the worlds record
over a 30-mile course by going 1t
in AZ minutes Ia 2-5 seconds, John
Wolff, her owner and builder,
stated that he would construct
another boat to participate in the
100000 Panama Pacific races in
1915.
The worlds record was previ-
ously held by the st. Louis boat
Dixie w. The record was Al min
utes 33 LIS seconds.
The Oregon Wolff, however, has
nothing on the hoodooed little &C.
foot Wigwam III owned by C. f.
Wise of Astoria, which but for the
unusual number of accidents
would have beaten the Wolff. The
Wigwam travelled faster for sew
eral laps around the course than
the Wolff.
Charles Buckley and Eddie
Reed, builders and operators of
the Wigwam, are now experiment
ing with planes. While classified
as displacement boat she has
been termed a monoplane. 1t is
believed she will break records
with planes. A boat of similar
model, planes detachable, will be
built for Wise to compete with
Wolff's new boat. 1t will be 40
feet long.
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MISS ELBA WHITAKER.

from so yards to half a mile, on
even terms. | don't want a han
dicap or sympathy. l believe |
can outswim any Of the men save
the very few at the top of the
list, and am prepared to support
my belief" she continued warmly.
"All / ask is an open water course
at least 100 yards straightaway
and I'll take chance with them.
my challenge stands for any
of the crack swimmers of the
country, barring, as I say, few
champions.
Miss Whitaker belongs to a
family of swimmers. Her sister,
Mrs. Frank Robinson, holds the
mile record, and her brother,
George, 20 years ago, set the
mile record and held it for a
number of years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-27

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Feb. 81.
Elba Whitaker, champion
woman swimmer of the middle
west, doesn't think that the action
of the American Olympic commit
tee In barring women swimmers,
is just.
Sweden has placed events for
women swimmers. and divers on
the Olympic program and Euro
pean countries will enter COM
petitors. Why doesn't the United
STAGES, most progressive in every
thing else, recognize u.s." the
young woman speeder asks, not
without reason.
iii swim any man in the
United States outside of Cham
pion Daniels and few of the
stars in his class, any distance
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Blackburn wanted to impress
the crowd with the fact that he
was in the game every minute, SO
when Sheridan gave an unusually
close decision against the team
he yelled. loudly:
That eye specialist made a
mistake, Jack, when he looked you
over. He ought to have pro-
nounced you stone blind" Com
ing from a recruit this was not
relished by Sheridan, but quick as
a flash he retorted.
Yes, and if that surgeon
knows his business he will op-
crate on your head instead of on
your knee" And Blackburn hik-
ed to the bench as fast as his
lame knee would let him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-27
THE M A r K EFT S
PRICES rAID

A car of California celery and
a car of cabbage were about the
only arrivals for the market yes
terday. Butter and eggs remain
about the same.
Apples-$1.5O@$2.25 a box.
Lemons-$3.50
California Grape Fruit-$3.50
a $50.
Oranges-$1.15 @$3.50.
PotatoeS-$2S ton.
Sweet Potatoes-$S $3.50 cwt.
Sprouts-Sc.
Lettuce-$1.40 q SIS.
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FACTS FOR UNCLE.

Emil P. Seeker, lumber expert,
working for Uncle Sam, is here
getting data on the lumber indus
try and shipping at the port with
a view to formulating compre-
hensive report for the government
covering all lumber trade. He is
to make a tour of the world and
study lumber markets and condi-
lions.
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served first consideration. The
men who paid should get their
moneys worth; the champion
and challenger must get justice;
the law must be adhered to. Only
one who knows boxing can appre-
ciate my position.
With the end of the eighth l
saw that barring a lucky blow,
Wolgast would win. l was decid-
ing when to stop the bout. The
detectives had been talking 10
each other excitedly. A knock
out meant the death of boxing.
Knowing this, l wanted to dc
justice to George Memsic. Not 70
save the game would have
stopped the contest while he had
"a chance.
With the ninth, Wolgast start
ed body punching, fighting
Memsic about the ring. The de-
tectives started jumping up again
and l had to think quicker than
ever.
After a hot exchange l saw
Memsic stagger hands down,
knees sagging and Wolgast start
ing to swing. Memsic's hands
went up, but before Wolgast
could land l stepped between
them.
Excitement was intense, but my
action has brought it's own re-
ward. In the legal proceedin gs
which followed, We were vindicat-
ed and boxing is stronger in Cali
lfornia than it ever was.
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BIG PURSE OFFERED

SALEM, Ore, Feb. 27.-Purses
aggregating $4,000 will be hung
up at the Oregon state fair here
September 2-7, according to Sec
rotary Frank Meredith. The feat
|ure harness event will the Lewis
and Clark $4,000 purse for the
2:12 trot. and another the $1,000
Greater Oregon purse for 2:O6
Ipacers.
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Expect To Beat
Brown Party

FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Feb. 27.
The Fairbanks Times party of
Mount Mckinley climbers that
left here February 5 has reached
the base of the peak, according to
Jack Phillips, who returned.
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WANT BURNS To
MEET SMOKE
(By United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Cal, Feb. 81.
Tom McCarey may offer Tom
my Burns match with Joe
Jeanette at Vernon. The former
champion has declared his will
ingness to meet anyone McCarey
selects, and Jeanette may be given
the chance. The. only obstacle at
present seems to be McCarey's I'M
willingness to present to the pub
lie any more black and white
matches.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
'eLkS TO FURNISH
TREAT FOR CHILDREN

The children of Trinidad will be
given II Christmas treat much beyond
their expectations. next "Wednesday
afternoon. when they will attend the
production OF ''Du Barry" ut the West
theatre. as the guests OF the Trinidad
Elks. Complimentary tickets are to
he distributed among the children OF
the city which entities the holder TO
attend the special matinee OF "Du
Barry" on Christmas afternoon. at
the West Theatre. The Elks have Sc
cured the services OF Ed Tierney of
the "Du Barry" company. one OF the
first class road shows. and are desir-
Gus OF making Christmas day II happy
one for the little ones. and is giving
this special performance free to the
children that he might gladden. their
It'll. hearts on the happiest day OF
the year. No child need be slighted
for tickets are being freely distrib-
utcd and Mr.. T!erney wants them all
to be there.
In the evening "Du Barry" viii be
repeated. and coming on Christmas
night will be welcomed by the thea
ire loving people OF the c.'y.
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NEW DEFINITIONS OF
BASEBALL TERMS

Squeeze play--The gathering Of
players around the umpire 10 try to
force him to change his decision.
Fielder's Choice-To risk break.
ing u leg trying to make Il difficult
play. or to get the fans sore Oh him.
Playing safc-Roasting an umpire
or player from behind the big screen
Pinch hitter-A policeman using
his baton in a riot.
Perfect throw-Onc In which the
bail hits the umpire OH the shins.
Wild pitch--Thc star hittcr's
throw of bat when the umpire has
called ball the third strike.
A notwithstanding supper cool in
order to see the finish Of an extra
inning game.
An error-The umpire. when de-
cision is close. calling a runner Of
the home team out or a runner of the
visiting team safe.
Rcarned run--.One thut is obtain
ed by the roofing Of the fans.
Dead ball-One that hits the UNI
pire. but doesn't, hurt him.
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SMART FUR FABRICS

New this year Is a black and white
striped coating with n vicuna face.
The stripes are at least Onc-Vuartcr
OF an inch wide. Last OF all. but by
no means the least important. are
the handsome fur cloths. II is quite
how these have risen in
importance In the last few years
partially due. no doubt. to the per-
fection OF their imitation of the real
furs. In the finer grades 1t is ncccs-
sary to actually feel them to tell the
difference.
This year the manufacturers have
added new corded seal plush to
the seal, astrakhan. Persian lamb.
baby lamb, caracul and pony. 1t is
IS a yord-$3 cheaper than the plain
seal plush-but not nearly as good
looking
Strange to say, these fur cloths, In
most cases. outwear real furs, and
they are almost as warm and thor
oughly impervious to weather.
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BODY OF BAvARlAN
PRINCE LAID AWAY

Munich. bavaria, Dec. l9.-The
body Of the late Prince Leithpold of
Bavaria was carried this morning to
It's sepulchre beheath the altar Of the
church of the Theatines In this city
where II was laid beside that OF King
Maximiam II. ur -
The king of the Belgians. the king
OF Saxony. Archduke Francis Fcrdi-
nand. heir apparent Of Austria-Hun-
gary. and number of prices repre-
senting the royal houses Of Europe.
followed the coffin in the procession
which passed through streets crowd
cd with silent mourners.
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MRS. ROBINSON DIES

Mrs. t'iiclit Robinson, for II years
last night ut the home OF her dauxh-
ter. Mrs. Y. r. Easlcy, ut $50 Ne.
vadn avenue. Death was due to pncu.
monia.
Dcccased was 81 years OF age and
is survived by two daughters. Mrs,
Easicy and Mrs. Sarah Palmer OF
AguiIar. Funeral will probably take
place tomorrow afternoon from the
Easlcy residence.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
BEN R0NQUEO DIES
OF INJURIES RECEIVED
BY FALLING FIREPLACE

Unconscious for more than week.
lien Ronquco died ut Akuilar ycster'
day from injuries sustained on De-
ccE,bcr Sth. when he was buried be-
meath the ruins of an old fireplace
into which he had chased a rabbit.
itOnqueo was found the next day and
removed to his home near Gulnarc,
aud never rcgained consciousness
only for few minutes. lie has
never spoken u word since be was
found with the ruins Of the fireplace
upon him.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
STAGE COACH HELD UP

Silver City. n. NJ. Dec. l9.-Thc
stage coach between this place and
Mogollon, containing United States
mail and II sack Of money for miners
pay. was held up and robbed last
night by three highwaymcn. Federal
officers. however. had received infor-
nation that the hold up was to be
pcrpetuated and were on the scene at
the time. The three men were cap
turcd and brought to Silver City by
federal inspectors Ralph Smith Of
Denver and Patrick Moran Of Santa
Ep
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PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST APPENDICITIS

Trinidad people who have stomach
aud bowel trouble should guard
against appendicitis by taking simple
Dckthorn bark. glycerine. etc. rs
compounded In Adler-!-kn. the Ger
man appendicitis remedy. A SINGLE
DOSE relieves sour stomach. gas on
the stomach and consti patton IN
STASTLY because this simple miv-
turc antiscptiicxcs the digestive 'or-
gaus and draws Off the Impurities.
The Hausman Drug Co.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
AVIATOR CREATES
HAVOC IN TURK
FORT; DROPS BOMBS

Paris. Dec. ia vcritablc hail
OF bombs were thrown into the
Turkish fortress OF Janina by the
Greek military aviator Moutoussis.
and an accompanying comrade who
yesterday flew over that city In
biplanc, accordins-to official adviccs
received here. The bombs were hur-
led down upon the principal build
ings. to which they caused serious
damage. The population was ter
roriZcd. Il.
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RANcHER IS MURDERED

Lander. Wyo., Dec. 19.-Thc fro
zen body of ben volkcr. one of the
most prominent ranchmen of Pine
Dale country was found In the barn
yard Of his ranch today. with a bull
let through his head. Volker was
shot from behind. say the authorities
and an attempt was made to hide his
body In hay stack.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
MORE SPECIFIC DE-
CREE IS ASKED
(Continusd from page ons)

would expose them to serious loss.
and possible irrcparablc injury"
The Offering for sale upon the open
market of the Union Pacific holding
OF the Southern Pacific's shares. ag.
gregating 2S.500,000 would not
only Inflict great injuries and ir-
repara6le damage upon the Union Pa
cinc and Its shareholders. but also
would cause II serious financial dis
turbancc by ovcrsupplying the mar
ket demand for securities OF this
character and consequently dcprcss-
Ing the price. not merely OF the
Southern Pacific's shares owned by
the Union Pacific. but also OF the
shares OF Southern Pacific held by
others. and even the securities OF
other corporations dealt In on the
market and for long period after
the Offering OF the southern Pacific
shares for sale.
Attorney General Wickersham filed
n memora ndum with the court In or.
position to the railroad plan. attack
Ing IL ax an unwisc restriction upon
the power conferred upon the district
court to dissolve the combination and
prevent Its renewal. Hc expressed II
willingness that the Union Pacific
stockholders hsould be permitted to
share in the distribution OF the
Southern Pacific stock with the
Southern Pacific stockholders.
The effect OF mere pro rata dis
tributiOn of the stock among the I'm
lon Pacific stockholders said Attor-
ney General Wickcrsham. ''is wholly
problcmaticni. The stock lists af-
ford but little ,lew to the real own
| crship. II IL well known fact.
which an Inspcctio Of the stock list
confirms. that large amounts Of stock
stand on til. books In the names OF
banking aud brokerage houses. II is
true the stock Is distributed among
,omc ::.OOO stockhoidcrs. but Mrs.
Il. II. Hartman. Kuhn. Loeb 4 Com
pxpv and the directors OF the Union
Pacific Railroad company tincludins
tn. Chicago & Northwestern Railway
com pany. represented on the board Of
directors by MIR. Marvin Hukhictp
together hold $l.:3:.0Oo "f Its
stock: 16S bankers aud brokers each
holding 1000 shares or over $780,
7S7.SO0.'
! Washington. Dec. ia motion
for a more specific decree In the
union Pacific merger dissolution was
made today In the supreme court
jIy Attorney General kickcrshaM.
Chief Justice White stated formally
TINT the court would take II under
consideration.
Attorneys for the Union Pacific
land the government Joined In . rc-
IQueat that the court determine at
once what rights the Union Pacific
stockholders should have In the dia-l
posai of the Southern Pacific stocl
held by the Union Pacific In viola
,ion OF the Sherman antitrust law
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
AMERICAN NINE MANAGER
HELD FOR RANSOM N MEXICO

WHshIHRtOH. Dec. Is.-IHc MIHea
company Of Mexico reported to the
state department today that It's
property at Las Azuiah chihuahua
was captured by rebels Tuesday and
that the manager. Joseph II. Calbath.
IN American has been held for ram
som.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
ARx0uR CASHIER RESIGNS

T. ". Stone. for the past few years
cashier for the Armour Packing COM
pany. has resigned his position and
leaves tomorrow for his former home
In Virginia where he Nil remain.
Mr.. stones position will be taken by
Il. W. Evans. OF Chicago.
The chronicle=news., 1912-12-19
HOUSE ADJouRHs

Washington, Dec. l9.-The house
today adjourned for the holiday re-
cess until January 2. without re-
|ceiving President Taft's message. The
message. however. was sent also to
the senate which remained In scs-
sion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26
giD misunderstanding.

MI %eroen for ariitns" er Ell
9og, ION lige er uofommen, al 5.
). 9legen, Proiesior pe0 Mugs
So5n ii. Diott: Gen ~aig6renOe Il.
banOler Observation-Disclosures
j Goia6urg 1910. Get er en- BOG,
iom 6uroe lGies al ale Misiions.
penner. Den giper Ell u0m9rfetO oer.
iigt ooer Oct tore og betDoningsful-
Dc Dieoe. 6or i9One 5olf er Den
beore at lpie emo ielDe BET tore
Bert paa @ngelif on bette Reoe,
ON u0ger 9 BIND. 9rof. 9Iegens
9oq iioe6ol0er rs aopitler meo 10
9SIluitrationer. Zen Gale, iomGroDit
3. Using bol6t en- Aiten for Y}60et
ON 0isiionen i 0ollan0, 5inlano,
9}or9e. Sperrig o. 8anmnrf ar gent
gipet / lin 5eI6eo, ligeIeOes @uitap
@arnecfs greD til Neoet. Get par,
iom ON ieg Ieoeoe Ne0et oper iaen
peo at lpie 9ogen. Gen iaa5 i Sri.
firfen5 9og6nnoel / minneapolis
for $3.50 4 Collar % 80 Gts).
2igeleoes oiloe ieg 9erne bealeoe
0isiionsDenners Opmprf om6eo
paa Den ior npliq uotomne BOG al
So6n G. Mott: Zen aigorenoeIi.
me / oen friitne 0isiion, oOeriot
paa 8anif al Senrp llsiina. 5obn
Il. @}ott bar ct aenoifab og Oper-
iigt ooer Misiionsmarfen iom ingen
an0en / Dor 1io. San er ct 6ooeo
b6iere emo al Solicit. San logger /
aenne lin Bog frem StiIlingen og
araoet, iom De er og 8igtiqbe0en
al at benptte Den nubprenoe 2eilig.
beO, iom ri itoar ooer for. 2ps beg
&c oisie 9eger. og DIT 6ierte oil
oa tilifDnoes til Doa0.
Serren fommer. Zen aigeren0e
Zine" foos / Blair, 9ris 81.
sens Oiren.
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y0ar Stiiieublmmcn uO=
lpiaet lin NOlle?"

8aitor u. Sdocf bolOt ior ell 6io
iioen / Il. j.. Il. us 5eitial / ae-
benbnpn 6oreorng operGmnet: o0or
ariitenoommen uoipiaet i'm Aoae2@
Ser inOleoeOes meo Solmeu:
yStiitet @uos Sen bar paa Sor.
Den ct nnnoeligt Rige@, booreiter
Observation-Disclosures talte oct ppien.
Iiae ieI9enOe:
SpergsmooIet, ON a%rNtelOOm.
men bar uOipiaet in 6olc, er ti0t
oo mango @onge irem'at ira oeres
Che, iom er ipl0t meo bittert Soo
I'll ariiteloommen, % oerior 9erne
oil tro oct. 9oItaire ipoueoe 10 /
i'm Gi0. at ariitenoommen oiloe
ppre fproig ON 100 Mar, % noget
IignenOe bnr mot berbienme iiOen
fsrit I 6oIofier0ierne ira @eor8
9ranoes, % ienere bl. q. ira 60.
cialoemofrotiet.
gnore. Der mener. at ariiten5om.
men bar uOipiaet i'm Hoae, inorem.
mer BOG, at ben 3 ar ipiaet en- tor
Goae / W}enneifebe6ens ll0oifling
o. braqt os Gproier, ri irem0eles
fan booe @opn al. men De mener.
BET er iorbi meO oen iom Religion,
% at 2pren ON ariitus iom SUBS
Ssn er 9ammel 5antoii. Non bill
babe ariitenoommen tebanOlet iom
en- gnmmeI D}an0, ser bel / i'm
8i0 bar giort uomGrfet grbeioe.
men boem 8i0en M CT lsbet ira,
ielo ON man oiier BAN 6eipeft for
bans ii0Iigere @erning.
Wen biI MI no9en pnoitaa, at
0e 5oIf, iom boloer poa ariiten-
Oommen, er melt tilbage, De andre
oerimo0 melt iremifreone, fan nan
10 benniie til 6ranfrig, iom bei
@rno bar friaiort iig FOR ariiten.
0ommen / Mo0iptnln9 III BET ange,.
iahiiife 5oIf. Men ben angelinhii.
ife Race ipnes BOG OF pore met
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26

Sect 6or0rin9en titles til ANDRE
iom til os. iaa bIiper Ser 10 mango
til at elite os.
@por font ct 6or5olO, imO0 Iom
naar en6oer f%oretrefter Jig ieIp OeO
enboer 2eiIigbeo - i iligt SilfeIoe
gaar oct iaaoan, at Der let ingen
bliper til at elite o5.
Utter Logger ri @Grfe til. at
@uo 6poer: o0u ifal elite.~ Get
ifal en6per iao ogiaa ii9e til Jig
ielo % life til ANDRE. Iiaeiom 9o-
piO iaa ofte Tiger til iig ielu: yQPin
SieI, Loo 9erren!"
d en0elig - - bpilfen berIig
Sanfe. at on % ieg ital oare rige
nof til batanOi9 at & ipe.
III bar maaife lite me9et COOS.
men aprlig6e0 fan runlme5 i Iige
iaa rigt 4ool i Den iutti8eS Suite
iom / ben RIGGS SALADS.
Gent big en- SammenIigning: at
pore iua iattig, iaa man b%eitanoig
ifal ifrabe til Jig ieIo, beitanOig 90
re strap paa anores aprligbeo, og
iaa Den anoen SIDE al SammenIig-
ningen: 9eitanoig uGre rig nof poa
aGrlig6eo til at 5aoe til ooers for
andre.
aerlig5eo ior0rer fife iaaIige, at
Ser tai gioes @ilIioner - men ocn
fororer Selp6engipelIe
Carnegie bar 9ipet mango MilIio.
ner bort = oa BET ger ri life 9tar
al BAN for - men agnfens St9ro"
er ban life noaet op til.
ut 5engioe JIG ielD / tienenOe agr-
ligbeo, set bar ben iatti9e maaife
Iettere Deo emo ban.
ut ieg % Oh, bOem on er, ma
pore iao rige, at ri alto bar Raao
til at elifel - set pasier meo ct
onoet @u0s ORR. at Oct er iaIigere
at gioe END at to8e."
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fornn 6lanOt Dc 9dm.c aropaf'te
6olfeilaa. met fraitig.
Ger tnnoe iiges meget anoet I
iomme Retning, men (aleren olloe
i steoet ior at forioare %ariitenoom'
men benotte ct goot 0r0 al Ssren
aierfeaoar0: ariitenoommen trGn'
oer life til 5oriDor, Den ct afgrl'
benoel Gen, Ser oil iige, at arften'
oommen mart bar loipiaet lIl mol
Ie, tan ariiten0ommen iperge: Won
on life mart bar uoipilet SIN
GoQe?
2lae fan pel pore eni8e on, at
2ipet er en- Stamp; men fol oette
life ppre Blot i0rgeligt ifaI Der o9'
re M}ening / anmpen, maa Der o5'
ioa pore Nulig6eO Tor at ieire. Scr
at funne ieire. mac Ser imioIertIo
prre en- leOen0e Niagt / 4}enue'fe'
6iertet. Ter fan pare 5ontait So
.Ielie. 6ornuit % Billie, iom 3oer
ior iig fan pare gooe, naar Dc life
u0artcr. Ser nlaa prre Samiing
paa set belle, oeri lialct 0}ogtea
Men boao ifol d oo 'amle os ON
Tor at ieire? Ger gipe5 10 Billie
menneifer. 6pis Gin ooq isrer Sem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26
9rg0rem igbe0ens
ID isiionsbIa0 eoan

- ! = : - ~
gelift d isionstioenoe,
iom Organ for ben 0onife @isiion
/ Cuban. Ser bill man altioa finoe,
5poo ri bar at meooele ON Saaen.
5or 9enner al y0anif MiSiion /
SuOan@ oil 9Ia0et foite I Sir. oar-
lia.
81 er lube al 9of for ale oisie
@noer. Gfter ali at BONNIE er ga
gen al piot iremifreoen, at ri fan
noienoe , @isiionGrer til 5u6an
/ September eaer Ofto6er Rooneo,
nemlia Or. n. $. 9rsnnum % bans
6uitru ser ogiaa er 99ge.
q bebsoer 10000 ar.. 6porof
9erren BOG aaereoe bar ifanfet os
ca. 10000 SIR. og Der inogaor
ippnIig @aoer.
Dor Opaope er life blot uoieu-
belle al ooennGonte; ser er aoifil-
IiQe, Der er reoe til at goa no til
Cuban. ri enifer at blipe lat /
Ston0 til at u0ien0e Here al oisie.
0ois man pil fenOc en- SmuIe til
Stillingen / Cuban. fan man iao
lln0erretnin9 oerom ct lille 6eite
Al 0enne artifels 8oriatter: Set
msrfe Suoon", % Ere. o9 oiI man
itettc oenne Misiion, fan @aner
ien0cs til ct al 9eitpreIiesmeoIem-
merue. Wisiionen fan oqioa itsttes
oeO Cob al 9ogen: gariitus, Dor
tore gpperitcprpIt", bpis Sn0tpgt
er gipet til Nisiionen / SuOan.
9~eitprelien beitanr al ~isI8enOe:
@isiionnr Suif. 6olitebro, 9G.
&c Sngersleo, 6reoerifs6aon, Faitor
So6auncs Glen. 6re0ericia. 9aitor
ararup, Rors, Observation-Disclosures
6rdrlp, SPbp, gdrone5'e Nllreh,
Rpage, Sfoone. Setter aatbinfa,
4ol6ora. 5nipcftrice 3rf. 9obnion,
aoIborg, Susfaoer Murer Maoieu,
@eni96eOsbiemmet. aal6org. Sos
erer. 0oitor anton ge6erien, Nal
borg, 5orman0.
Eli Slutning ifaI ieg cog life
un0laoe of opIpie, at ri, iom bar
meo Soqen at aere, er reoe til, bois
5erren oil Oct, at operaipe arbei0et
/ Cuban til =. ID. 2, nonr man
mener at funnc tage lat / ben Ser
oensoel. 6nor 6aren er naeriterit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-01-26

5a3etter % Rarcisier % Stierne-
6lomiter og 9iamlnfIer % 5ntmor-
teller % Smprblomiter % 9loos-
0roa6er % 5alipouer % 2iaier OH.
e. Der itraaIer prpgtigit, 6oIoer iig
riotignof fun til 9lpriI. tbi 5oul-
meren er Dem ior beO. Men DC, Ser
fslger efter, er imuffe NOT enOOa;
ia, ielp oe utaaige ~ifinnen0e oiolette
5iosler bar 0eres eien0ommeIige
Sfon6eo.