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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-08-26
Girls Dress Patterns 89c to $T.75 each
Fall Dress Ginghams |Oc and I22c a I'D

For those who will cling to Wash Dresses, we've the pretiest
assortment of Ginghams you'd care to see. Plain Chambray, stripes
Seersuckers, Plaid and Checked Zephyrs. There is a good wide
range of coloring,, SO you can, without a doubt, find just the sort
you want.
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srANnING on rlIs cItns.



Roanolsc. Va. Ipiy Playing he
old army samo the Tigers took the
1irst game oi toe Series with Richmond
ilhis AFTERNOON. 10 D. 1t was the pres
ftiest game of The season mot an error
lnarring the eNhibition Enrd ana rcr-
tiyman pitched in beant fui form ana
sneithcr could be hi 90 ADVANTAGE ny
1.-THE opposing team. Each was givea
perfect support. several Miiiiau, plays
imark!ig the game notably Cran's Loop
tinto the AIR when he 9ulied down
Pressiys liner with one hand in the
t1ouitn cutting OF run.
Pertynan htcame more ana moro 81
as ing game went on Nine
Scurves ana but tive hits were made off
N IS delivery. He gave four bases ON
oAllS' the iifSt of which hlussomed into
Ia run IN the first inning and decided
t1ho game Ncither side could get ID
man across the plate thereafter
In the opening inning. Graham wait
I first on four bad ones NE Was sacri-
fnced To second by tho reliable Rcd
&arnan. went TO third on Ginn's iu-
i1lcld out. and crossed tic pint. On
Hollands clean hit to th5 outneid loc
! was thrown out trying to- steal Sec
ond.
runs Q the siXth Inning but failed
20 make good C;raham opened ;h.
iirninE With a clean hit Garl-lau 0e,v
out TO Graf. CHM singled. Graham
gong TO third Holland struck out.
fGinn stealing second ON the last strike.
Newton flew out to Griffin. ending tha
sEame and the Tigers chances of "a rum.
I in tie ninth. Mace was sent iu TO bat
ttor Pcrryman and struck out Griihn
tsingled down the third base FOUL line.
Sraf struck out Griffin attempting
10 steal second on the last strike He
was thrown out LaFitte TO Shields.
ending the game.
prove satisfactory 10 tho fans who
ipanned the umpire from start TO finish
flt must he admitted that they hnd
good cause. as his work wa decidedly
poor. especially on balls and strikes.
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~ Aa4&
cMOTOR CAR S
Gordon Motor Co.
81 CLASSES TO Be
SHOWN At ORANGE
Prize List of Fifteenth Annual
Exhibition, July "a and IS,
Is Issued.
Lspeelal % rhc rImes.nisnntoh

l'peclal 10 The Times-D isootch
DM'',iot'esville' Va. July 1.-The
&c ist or the fifteenth annual ok
mutton OF the Orange Horseman,s A.
ISOLATION. TO be held Nednesday ~,
thursday. July - and %. mas m,,,t. o.
.NPc'i"nce. Entries must be in ,bc
'''HUS OF the secretary L. : Rtcka,,.
OH or before Friday Ju,y l.. NM
iYu. classes Will be SHOWN THE vcor
thoroughbred stations
,, "'cu' hackney. Germun and
fehch coach and heavy draft e,st
mons, six colt classes brood No.,
coasters farmers general utii,,,.
,'oia's' horses in harness nv. eIo.sasI
.n"les harness horses combInat,,
harness ana saddle horses. runaho,',
no'Se' tandem. four-ln- hand. ponl.s ir
20 -, 'l,ss' ponies under saddle. mark sad-
''ee e!aasess' green park saddle
s"ltea saddle. green hunters or,n-
county hunters. free-for-nlI han,,.
- lomahaw Hunt lightweirh,
hun.ers' middle ana heavyweight
hunters hunt club teams l.dtoa,
hunters. horse suitable 10 20
como hunter Corinthlan class. hunt
ing class. hunter class with honnd,
mule race and horn blowers
,oi uour cups have been hung up. a.
.p''o"s' In tho green park saddle
pllss' by William Du Pont. president
OF the association, the cup TO be re-
Wlned BY the Orange Horsemans A.
sor'auon until IT has been won twice
~ tne same ownor. the narnes MA
dates OF all winners to be engray" 'd
on the cup George T. Marshall VIM
present a cup to the winner in thc
green hunter class. conformation ANA
quality to count 80 per cent: perform
ahce over jumps not 10 exceed feet
10 count 90 per cent. lanes \ An
qarews Offers cup ;or the best ladies'.
hunter. TO be ridden by ladv over
regulation jumps not to exceed fonr
feet performance and manners 70
count "a per cent. winner in this class
also gets cash prize ot $40. Mr. Dn
font also offers "a silver Gun IN ma
horn blowers class AID gives cash
Prizes for second, third and fourth
winners
The biggest cash price. $50 IS ,or
me best horse suitable to become
nun'er' 10 b" shown "a, walk, trot
ana gallon. for hest mare or reldina
three years Old or over. bred in Orange
eouniy. and owned hy 8 resident OF
said county; 20 he judged on confor-
nation and movement onlv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
PITCHERS EVENLY
DIVIDE HONORS
Close Game at Petersburg, in
Which Champs Defeat
TarS
Ispeclal 10 The Timcs-Dlsnn,ch-

Special TO The Times Dispatch.l
Petersburg Va. July 1.-The Champs
took the nrsi game OF the series from
the rais this afternoon by "a score of
to :. Vance and Pool were both in
hne form ana honors were evenly di-
Weed. The Tars scored their runs IN
inc SECOND and third innings, when the
Champs played loosely, making three
errors. In the nfth inning the Champs
tied the score ON an error by Dodge.
two bases on balls and Buschs single.
in tSe eighth, the Champs scored the
Whining run with one man out Pool
nit to Barnett and he went to third on
singles by Lucia and Vance. ana scor-
ed on simmons sacrifice fly to Staub
Stanb throwing badly to first in an
score.
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ners wore sent out twice FOR their train
Ing and that course may be followed.
The Weather has been hot. and IL this
condition continues 1t Will help much.
Melvin Shepherd was In fine condi-
ticn. as was Kiyat but John raul
Jones complained about his condition.
oecause he had been short OF work
Johnny Hayes has charge OF the
training OF the Marathon runners 1t
The Landbors villa. hve miles from the
city
The living conditions on the Finland
became so bad that Mike Murphy. who
is responsible Tor the athletes and the
men themselves, objected vigorously.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
AMERICANS WIN
CLAYBIRD shoot
United States Adds Another to
List of Victories at Olym-
pic Games.

Stockholm. July l-Tho United
States added to-day another to their
list of Victories at the Olympic games
by winning the claybird shooting com
petition. The American toam took tine
rrst prize gold medal with a score OF
"25 out of possible coo. Great Brit
ain won the second prize and silver
medal with a score Of 5il. while Ger
many was third with 5lo. The best
individual scores OF the members Of
the victorious American team were.
}. r.. Graham Chicago Athletic Asso-
citation. 81. Charles w. Billings. cap
tain. o. X l. SPOTS. Larchmont. Y.
c., so; J. {. Hendricksor. Gcrgen Reach
g. C.. 50. Frank Hall. y. Y \. c.. So.
The Individual army rifles shooting
competitions We're started this morn
ing. The contestants nr4 at 100 metres
ana then at 500 metres. At the nrst
range each competitors res ten shots at
4 bull's-eyc target prone. four kneel-
ing and two standing. At the second
range eacn competitor fires ten shots
AT . figure target. five prone and i've
kneeling. Tie time limit FOR each
series is three minutes.
The hungarian, rrocop. led at the
2o0metre range wiki q score Of %.
Lieutenant Carl r Osborn OF the
United States Navy, tied for second
place with Norwegian and Greek rifle
mon. with a score of 90
Sergeant Fulton. Of the British army
was third with It score OF 81.
In the shoot-om of the tie for second
place. Lieutenant Osborn secured that
place with It score of 9s. Thi sscor,
beats the total made by the winner.
Procop.
skogen the Norwegian rineman was
placed third. with a score of o. and
the Greek representative was placed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
GAME CALLED OFF

The series OF games scheduled n
nave been played Yesterday and tod, :,
9etween the Philadelphia Colleslens
ana the Colegiaus OF this city vil
not DC played owing 10 Telegram, ~.
,elVed py pr Rasby. captain OF the
local team yesterday at noon. sta;ir1-
ma ine quaker city team would be
unable 70 hll It's engagement here Tha
Telegram failed 10 state what the
trouble was. but Or Raghy thinks
that serics will be arranged on some
i"ter date. AS tho pniladelphlars ara
strong team and would make "A ROOD
match Tor the local lads
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T l,, 80 as''s totals ~.s'nai Q
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Rain Interfere. WIN pin

Atlanta. Ca. July Rain intorfered
with play In the twenty-nfth annual
tournament OF the Southern Tennis AS
ISOLATION scheduled TO have been start
81 - East Lake to-day. only one match
being played Mems singles viii be
resumed tomorrow morning with for
tN-siN entries. Drawings In doubles.
ladies' singles and mixed doubles Will
De- made tomorrow The tournament
this year is strictly a Southern anall.
nor an Eastern or Western tennis star
br ng present.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02

Stockholm. July The American attn
letes began trainns to-day on the field
near tho stadium where the olympic is
to be hold. They attracted no fewer
than 10000 persons Some Of the run
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AZ Atlanta Atlanta Mobile. raj,
~ Memphis hemphis 5 New Or
~ Nashville Nashville Montgomery.
~ Chattanooga: Chattanooga. 4:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
PITCHERS BATTLE
WON BY PIRATES
Mayer and Morrisey Rival Mound
Artists in I-to-o
Game.
lspocial ~ The TImes-Dlsnatcn.

Portsmouth. Va. July lin pitch
ers' battle between Mayer and Nor
rsey. the Pirates defeated the Ship
builders this afternoon at Bland Park,
the score being to O. The feature
of the game was a sensational one
handed catch of Walsh's hit to deep
centre by Nixon. Score:
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Totals .ss 10 p II Totals sois2a q
.Batted for Geyer In fourth.
tBattcd for Dale in eighth.

S00re by INNINGS r.
Cincinnati .....................4O 3O04Oi.-
ST Louis ................ / aeOOn T. i
summary Nuns-Boscher t.) Alarsans
l2l Hoblise Mitchell. Mcdonald. pheian.
Esan Clarke 62l, Humphries Mowrcy Kon-
etchy iei Evans Hauscr t3) Thre.-basA
hii-konetchS Sacrifice hits-Nfarsans. Ma
gee Mitchell. stolen bascs--Bescher Phe-
Ian Clarke. Mowrcy, Konetchy Double
play hcnton to clarke 30 Hoblitzal Let
on basos-Cincinnsii. :. st Louis II nus
ON lfcnton. .. 81 Hump>>Scs. 4. on Cieye-.
r. rn Dale. o. First base on halis--On Rem
ton 8; on Gcycr. 8. of Dale p. of Wills.
J. Srnck oHt-Ry Benton. } by Cover +.
by Dale : by Wills ]. HIT nv pitcher nv
icnton. J, hy Dale Time OF game ali
mpires. Klein and Bush
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

~ Louisville Louisville Toledo rain.
At Minneapolis. Minneapolis. 4 KAN
At St. Paul: St Paul .. milwaukee,,
apolis. .
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SECOND CAME.
Philadelphia.


Brooklyn ........... ooorn nns :,
philadelphia -..........O ooOnnnT
summary Runs Moran 90. Northen (e,.
smith 90. DnUhort t2l. Wheat lIunmfl fa,'
Ioolcy. Erwin o.. Ludcrus. Home run
l-Gdcrus Sacrifice hits-Isohert Wbou,
stolen bases 'ifummol. Paskert. NorthSn
l.eft on bases BROOKLYN. II: PhiiaaciphIa
FIRST base on errors Philadelphia :: Rrno,
lNn- Hi;s-Or Moore IN in s inninrs.
First base on balls-On Moore. s. off Wal
lace, struck out-Bv Moore 5: bv Raron
Wild pitch-Waliacc. Umpires Brennan
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ATHLETICS WIN ANOTHER

Washington. u. c.. July i-Connis Nack's
a tnleiics made u iour straight from WASH
iMsion today winning to.day's : % q No
INNS neidins aud The smuggling or Baker
ina Strnnk were bright features brown
LOT me Athleiics was considerable oc
mystery 10 tle Senator'S hoidlnr tic can't
t-- l-n-n 90 az. M. 49, -
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

a. Johnson CITY Johnson city.Br's-
VILE, g.
~ Cleveland: Cleveland, 5. Knox
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

tanbure, Q
At Charlotte Charlotte. 0; Ander-
AZ winston-salem: w!naton. Salem.
g. Greensboro A
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
GIANTS CONTINUE
WINNING STREAK
Wilson'S Home Run With Bases
Full Brings Victory
Over Boston.
ST. LOUIS LOSES TO REDS
Phillics Take First From Brook
lyn and Lose Second-Nic-
tory for Cubs.
ST. LOUIS LOSES TO REDS

New York. July wv nson's home run
drive with tho bases full ia The third Inning
gave the Giants their thirteenth consecutive
victory to-day. to G. Merkic opened an
other homer in the eighth with tho sacks
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.....2S 3 7aT 10 !
Norfolk.
'Battcd for Pool ia Inc ninth
The score hy innings.

Norfolk .......... ollO00o00-2
Petersburg ...-..... ooo0eO0l.-3
summary. Two-hasc hits-Barne,t.
stolen hases-simmons Busch Don
ble plays-Nancc, Barnett. Lucia Base
on halls-Nance. 3 Pool. 3. LET, on
bases Noorfolk. 10. Petersburg. H..
Hit hy pitched balls-Iowcdel Bar
nett Struck out-Vancc. .. Pool d
limo Of game. 1.i5. Umpire. Orth At
tendance. $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
MULL|N PITCHES
ONE GREAT GAME
Only Two Clean Hits Made
by Maps, Who Lose,
s to ?.
BOSTON DEFEATS NEW YORK
Nationals Losing Streak Con-
tinues, Athletics Win
ming Again.
BOSTON DEFEATS NEW YORK

Detroit July l.-Muiiin pitched one o, the
best games OF hts career to-day. defeating
the Ndps to . only two OF the i've hits
George allowed were clean. Tho Tigers
played their oid-,imc snappy game. both
at bat and on ;he defense. Score;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
REDS BUNCH THEIR HITS

Cincinnnu July 1.-The Rods bunchea
their hits better than the Cardinals to-day
and Won poor game on a muddy fold bv
q score OF L. 10 Konetchy featured win
/ ihres singles and a triple in five times up.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
BOSTON BEATS YANKEES

Boston. jug i-Aithourh they made on.y
w .iis Bosion beat the Yankees to-day
10 The Red soS scored three runs IN
tho sixth inning on a Wild throw n,er
a doubt. and an inncid oLf score.
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Philadelphia.
Totals .si ZIP Totals
'Battci for Groom In seventh.
Illff.1 r.r I.Ltr N. rAr.L

score by innings.
Washington ........ ..........O % p o COZ o.
Philadelphia ............ ffOoo07 q n-s
summary: Rrns-Schaef.r Groom Lara
p.drinr, Collins. Baker. sfclnnfs s,runk
Earned runs-W washington. !. phNadcfphia.
9 Two base hits-Waiker IApD pske-'
Ihrec-hase hits-OIdrinE. Foster HIos.r
Tun-strunk Sacrifice ht-OidrinE. Douh.e
Play -D-rrick 20 Ncinnis 20 Baker f.eft on
o-se'-- Washington. =. Phuadelphih . tfr..
BASE on crrors-Phnadslphla. FRS, base
81 nails-pn Groom 2. Or Peuty /. on
broNn. q Innings p.ich rd-Ey Groom Z!
oy Ieliy- Hits-on Groom s.~ick
or' BY Groom. g. by Brown. IA, by
niteher-k y Petty, BAKER. wid pitch
Ely Groom. Time % game. i-5 umpires
Evans ana Wesiervel'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
TEAMS SPLIT EVEN

Philadelphia July 1.-The Philles out
slusEed the Dodgers to a 10 to victory In
the i!rst sainc to-day. and had the tables
iurned on them in the second. losing Il to
J. I.udcrus. Lobcri and smith made home
runs IN me opened. and iuderuS made an
otner In the second contest. the only run Of
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Columbia Columbia I Albany. o.
At savannah savannah. t ;Colum-
bus o.
~ Macon Macon E: Jacksonville. i.
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Portsmouth.


Totals ............2e 3 81 o /
'Garvin out for interference
Score By innings: r.
Neportt News . O0O0O0Ooo-O
Portsmouth ......... 100000 III
summary: .Two-base hts-Bates.
Stolen bases-ilooker Maths Double
plays-Woifc TO Bates; Wolfe to Por.
ter. Sacrifice hits-k eating, Mayer
Base on balls-By Morrisey. g. Left
on bases-Newport News. s: Ports
mouth. 6. Struck out-By Morrisey. l.
Mayer. o Wild pitches-Mayor. Time
of game-i:3o. Umpire--Mc Bride At
tendancc-l. 900
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
CUES WIN IN TWELFTH


Plttsbutfr July i.-Frank schui.es home
20 victory over the plrntes to-d,v 800.
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summary. Iluns-Graney I.aiolo. via
o. Bush. COBB 'ej. Crawford Nioriarl;y.
siunnse Two base hii.-Olson. D.lehanty.
Soi'o Double nlay-Dciohaufy 10 stanage.
Leii on baaes-Fl eveland g. Dotroi; 8 FRS,
10 in innings. on George IN Inning
First nase on hals-On Grogs. 2. off Mulllu.
struck out ~ Gregg. 9. by George J..
py Mnllin. HI by p!tcher-By Muffin /
tLnjoiol' b. GresE. 6Morlarityl TIM
pires, Dineon and sheridan
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Summary Runs-Moran smith fs,' Dany
bert, Hummel Toolcy Mner Pasker, ~.
lsonort '2l,Magee. Luderus. Dooian Doom.
Scaton o. Iwo-hase hits--Seaton Dauhert
Erwin Doom. Home runs-Iuderus. Iobcrt
smith stolen bases-Lobert nslubori
Doubie play iiummei 20 paubert Left on
passes BROOKLYN. l2 philadelphia. s. FRS;
base on halls-om seaton. Z. or stack
struck out-By knetzeF. /; rs Stack. ! hit
h6all-poon ~. Un7ires Brennan and
Emslfc ''''' 81"
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'hicaEo at ST Louis.
q Philadelphia At Washington
Cleveland az Detroit
New York at Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
FIRST GAME.

47TNIs ,-,a' Y = 10 IotaIs - - = y Is
'Battod for Knetzcr in second
iHatted for Stack in ninth
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-02
FIRST BASE ON BALLS
BLOSSOMS INTO RUN
Tigers Take First Game From Colts by Score of
to 9-Roth Pitchers Are Given
Perfect Support.

and both pitcher suffered alike from
nus ineompeieney The score:
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Nirrr

9aa 8runo al aar56eremin1en9
u1pooanlige 0mian8 2lar (6en-
fmo0 200 st0er) lDftes BET os life,
ION ha.!aere 0eutet, n ioa ben i@r'
Oi9 til lloienoelie Oenne lt9e. 81
moa beOe ON SenitanO meO 2epe.
ring inOtil npite.
RrTea blper oaioa 2lor fun
10 SIS men 0mtoitniuaen oeo ll0.
1ioeIien 6lpcr Hoopenoiaos itsrre
cno ipopanligt tiplp o5 at faa
9o9en uo6reot ioa 5ele Oploget
fan 6Iipe ioIat, og Suiet ON mt
Ligt uno9na la6
0on. 9ut9. 8ubL Sonie.
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get 9legerfngen efter i'm 6noer, er
fsOt oen 81. 9tuguIt 1879. San
bleu erflpret aronprinS oen 3.
geop. 1888, og bopoe MI opnoaet at
blioe @enerolIsjtnant og 8icea0mi.
raj. San omtoles iom en- trent
ifriotsoenlig og 0enofratfit 9totur,
Der bar 0toobpoelig6eO for Rragt
og moo at bGpe giort 9gien al
s i'm llng0om bar ban uno9oaet
iIi9t oeo en6uer 9eiIig6eo, og BANS
Soft 6olOer al Oen @runo Oes mere
al BAN.
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cOrinler og Uafl.
9iOOieuelt iummenlisner Safts gu.
mination meo Gurimers @alg.

Opiter gap, u. D. %. Suli. =
5aft5 @ennomination oeO ben re.
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fun for'uares pan en- @rln0, iom
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blepeu orJonoieret erli9to agoe
6an iao piloe ser 5aoe u9ret en-
Maioritet al ouer 100 Stemmer
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5tooiepelts llOtaIelIe par ct
Spar paa 2l0miuiitrationens 6or.
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( life er noget oirfel9t republitoait
Borti, og iom olOrig bor faitet En-
republifanIte 6leftoraIitenune".
5luttelig piier 9iooieoelt. at
8 no al 10 5AlipIOe er Oet oe lam.
me Mano, Der forioarer 5oits 2}o.
mination iom ogioa ioriooreOe 90.
rimers gaIg - I. Gfs. 0orr. Ben.
roie, @nggen5em, @aIlinger o.
Crane - % ilutter: a6aits beora-
9erife Domination fan fun forioa-
res no ira @runoe, iom o9iaa pil.
De 6ape retipro99iort 2ornners
9ala og bans 9i6e5oIoele al tit
Seoe / Senntet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
2lmerifanerne / 2llerico.
bar bGngt TO / DC itote
to 9ogn.
&c imimltcrcr H. z. 9icgcring.

D2enico 6itp, 81 sui 20
q(nerifanere er 5leoen 6en9t I 9tgr-
beoen al Gouaueo Soaoro i De
iioite to 3sgn. Ceres aiiGleoe &c
aemer ianotcs Sag, o1 Iliploet
mel0tes I 9liten al 2onoras 8uoer'
NOR til 8rpiioent 0iaoero. @uoer'
nsreu bar orOret en- llnOer's8elie.
San antaaer, at oe TO OiPno er ben'
tei.es az Jleoelre..re BEN SenijDt
at iaa Il. z. til at interDenere.
Ofrene er fife genfenot.
Suare3, Mer, 81 2uli. Sc
neral lGaicliaI Oro5co, Re5ellernes
SOerfommanosr, erflpreoe foIOt
lent / 9liten. at ban life anerfeuote
De 5oreueoe StaterS 9eegering. Get
tie bemGrfeoe 6on bill Oen ainerifnn'
ife aoniul 16omas Gomaros, ser
fom til 9ie6elle0ernes SooeOnarter
for at afleoere ct 9uoifob ira lloen-
rigsmniiter aoot gno'fabet ira
Ger par 6lepet ioriin
fet, angif 9lebelfprnes 9e6an0ling
af omerifanife aofoniiter I norore
Nerico eiter 9ffpnbningen al NOR.
MONTE Soloniiter iiOite llge.
General Oro3co Zoo gonor0s pi.
De, at ban life mootog 9tmeritnnereu
'Qm en- Reprpientant for II 2, bois
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
Gampifi6 snOtitier.

~llniteO states" ar aiieilet fro
Gbriitianiano me0 $50 gosiagerer
oa oentes til 9lep gorf 6eu 8. 2lug
5fi6et Oil after ofieile oerfro oen
10. 9tus og pentes oa til G6riftian.
iauo Den %. l. Nto.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
BlanOe0f Mf00clfltfr.

Tl. @omorO 6. Barfer, Siege
rin9en5 aulitatdtifers 8eregning er
Der ltniteo Stotes De ienere
2lar proOuceret benoeO en- balo Bill
lion Cons aul ON 9laret. 5 1910
prooucereoes Der enoog ooer 800.
100000 Cons, og / 1911 naaeoe
Yroouftionen n9r op til bette 0ter.
fe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
sarm til sals.

Foa @rlno al 9fGoeroom er min
6orm 2io 9(cres. beIiagqnoe oeS
0iafis, Douglas So, N2fnn., til
sola iSprite 0la5ics qpaninaer
Selges billigt Gn Gel genae fan
itaa 6armen 0anif airfe me0
grelt isor nprnere Oplusninaer
firm til eieren
;. g. 5imonitn
Oiafis, 0tinn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02

9le1ering. iagoe ban, ban fife amer.
fenote. san par imiolertiO oillig til
at tage imoo @0maro5 iom en- ome-
rifonif Berger. Oro3co mootog9lto-
ifabet ira @OnarO5 uoen uioere BE.
mPrfninger
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-08-02
,SrrLdntions Aonaresiens

l,rridation5-aonare5ien5 20.
Somliua Salt cafe Gitp, lltob,
20. Sui. Officie( 5no6poeGie til
20. 5eSiion al Gatonal. Srri9atio-
mems aongres u6ite0tes / 0a9, at
6oI0es / oenne 9p Qo9ene ira 30.
5ept til 3. Oft. 1912. aongresien5
forite 02poe 6oI6tes solt 2ote
Gitp ira 10. til II. Sept. 1891,
iua oenne 9p er 66OeIte0et foru2ln-
9lo-saron 5rrigation". 5rrigatio-
mems itore 9emOaila. let unOer Here
Sun5auntter. oil 6liue oroitet m
ser Qio0et