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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Chicago Knockout Brown Matched

BY lnternatiOnHI NHWs Sclvicc.
CHICAGO. Jan. S.--"Chicaso Knock
OUT Brown probably viii be seen in the
ring nj PIttSbprg january ~ Ia Il six
round engagement with Frank Klaus the
near champion of tho middleweights.
Nate Lewis WIS offered two dales for
the Klaus 90 today, the National Ath-
ietic club uf the Smoky City wanting
the bout FOR January -. and the Amer
lean Athletic club asking 10 stage it
january 20 Brown wired Today from
Kansas City that he would be In Chi
caCo tomorrow He las also written
Lewis a letter. asserting that tho worst
he should have been given in luis contest
with rctros,ey was z draw,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
SAYS There Was Witness.

'And he is the man ,cho SAYS I have
no nerve. this man. whom ri swear
came TO me and asked me to lot him
stay ten rounds with ne In order TINT
he might look like the resi- come back
when Corbctt was champion he never
fought a good Young fellow. Yet lie says
am stall"r.
"i nave u witness to the offer .hat'
Corhett made 10 mc 10 LEI him stay ten
rounds. lie and The theatrical man
came to see me when T was living Tiih|
Tuts Marshall ou South dearborn street
and made me the prouoSi;ion No defin-
tie sum was stated for my part of the
ioh bu1 was given 10 Unders ts nd That
7 would no paid we'll
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Alleges Proposed Fake.

But I turned Gown this propositlcn,
and Then right after my fight with Jef'
fries when the cry for Il white chsln-.
p'on was shouted everywhere. the same
pair asked me 10 let Kaufman beat ne
and placed my pay at sl00. 900. =
"Corbett has criticized NC FOR holding
ont FOR $40. 900 for my end of cham
pionship fight purse. Nhy shouldn't !;
This Is The anoun: Tominy Burns So,
for fighting me. II he MAS worth tina,
much as o champion, think I should
be given tine same sun. I never yet iieye
tried TO defend my cla:'?o 20 the cham
pionshlp by fake fights and that IS con
side-ably more than some Of my cTlt'cs
can say
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Ready to Meet Ordeman.

The Tribune yesterday received from
George "A. Barton manager of Henry
Ordeman. request that n challenge he
published on behalf OF Ordeman 10 meet
the winner Of tomorrow nights match.
You may say. said j: II. Herman,
EbysZko's manager, last night. that, In
The event that we win Wednesdays
match. Ibyszko Will be ready TO meet
Ordomau on a basis OF winner to take
The entire gate receipts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Olympic Games Begin June 29.

NEW YORK. Jan, s.-The American
Olympic committee has just received tns
official announcement of the order W
which competitions viii be staged y,
Stockholm next summer. Tho oHlV'a'
starting OF the games will take place on
Saturday, June %. with such events g.
football. lawn tennis and shooting, pus
the contests i'll the stadium Hill not &c.
under way until July 6. There VIII ue
no letup In the programme on Sunna!
I'm fact the heaviest days OF the Wnoi'
festival will he Sunday, July /. and SUN
day, July H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
FENCERS TO
ENTER OLYMPIC GAMES

NEW YORK. Jan. S,-The annual
fencing championships will
he held in New York this year probably
on March 293n. II Is announced through
the Intercollegiate association thar an
effort Is being made to provide funds for
sending tcan.s OF fencors from West
Point and Annapolis 10 participate In the
Olympic games. The movement has thr
approval Of Secretary OF War Stmson
and Secyetary vi the Navy Meyer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Germain Well Liked.

Despite tho fact That he was not in
,ond. ton Germains y clcveIness :ind game =
ness aroused the enthusiasm of fans In
The first round both boys were content
Ia size e0"ii other up although they cN
"iiiiilecJ IL few punches. Reagan assumed
his usual crouch, fciuting with liS right
ana sending i'll "a quick straight punch
with his left Gcrmaln tried TO Straghten
iin up with upper cuts and although H."
landed several they seemed To have 10
effect OH R"asaus iron jaw
In the s:"ond round Reagan decided TO
force The milling, He rushed Germain to
She ropes and planted right and left on
his nose. causing il {" bleed freely. Ref
ere" Downing separated them and got
them away from tho ropes. but Reagan
promptly rushed CpImain again throuc n
ihc ropes aud spectators had 90 push
Linn back into the ring. Reagan let loose
a terrific. uppcrcut. but missed. German
landed Two straight rights 10 Reagan :
face. but tho bloGS lacked steam
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Conklin Defeats Demarest.

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-Fred Conkin. In
teInational 49, amateur champion de-
fcated Calvin Demarest, the former 49,:
professional champion 267 To 387 In the
first block Of HEIR handicap billiard
match here tonight. Conklin was play
Ing 1885 points to 1000 Dcmarest had
runs OF iI6 and 80. averaging u 3-ls
Ccnklin got - tunfinIshedJ. % and S5
ayera giur Is Eli
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Hope of Nation in sports.

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-BoXine. wrestling
and other "antagonistic sports" were
characterized by Charles H.. Hammett
athletic director OF Northwestern uni
versty, last night as the hope Of the
nation in speech before the Y. NJ. g. A.
In Evanston. Mr.. Hammett declared that
these sports. together with football Of
fered the best chances for development
among the young men OF the city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Lights Into Corbett.

The dUsky champion rot oniy accused
Cnroctt of irving Ia get him 20 partlc.-
pate in fake but also tore Il few pou-
auetS Off the record of Sulliyau's con-.
quor-r,
Take a look 81 Cnrbctt's RECORD said
johnson ''f1e only fought Two or three'
square fights. His contest with Charlie
mitchell at Jacksonville was "A raw fake
Mitchell LAID down 10 him. He los, his
fight with Tom Sharksy In New York on
a foul 10 keen from being beaten in a
more decisive way. ARD lssi. but mol
least, his fake contest with Kid Mccoy
put the boxing game out nr commission
I'm New York FOR q long time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
MONTE CARLO MECCA
FOR FIGHT MANAGERS
Prince of Monaco Offers
$1,000 for Bout Between
Frenchman and Briton.
RING RELICS GO CHEAP
First Championship Belt and
Other Articles Sold for
Small Sum.
RING RELICS GO CHEAP
BY MARQUIS OF oUEENsBURY.

dare say many who have followed
liked TO bid for some interesting belts
and i cup recently offered AT auction
The cup was massive wo-hGudlcd sill
more than sl35 IL it had been offered
over here. but that was all Il realized
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Cold Keeps Msrksmen at Home.

CHICAGO, Jan. s,-For the first Sun
d5v In more than twenty years not 81
target flew from the trAps OF the Chi
cago Gun club at Kensington YESTERDAY
Not a single marks sman appeared a. the
club. 4 special target match at Long
Lake also was post tpoucd The extreme
cold weather waS responsible for The In
activity OF llle maiksmeu.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Giants to Play Americans.

NEW YORK, Jan. S.--Jcseph O'RrIen.
secretary Of the New York Nationals, an
nouncsd tonight the bcotjng OF two
games with tho Washington AMERICANS
during the training season. III wifi be
the first time the team has mel mn
American league team In 81 spring series
in SIX wears, and the only time n has
met Washington. The dates for the
games are April and 2.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09

WI IL NNSS ''l
Gravcd. presented
Il BcndiSo, tho
champion OF ENG
land, bs a few
friends as Il token
uf respect for his
undoubted honesty
etc, In the ring
juno. 1880
Two uf The belts
were Knocked down
for sif They were
massive mounted.
one was won by
Bcndigo from Il,
Caunt in 1885. while
the other was sup
,If,Sen 10 I,o iba f;-SI
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Davis to Meet Johns.

kid" Davis will leave this evening for
Suite. where on January l. he viii meet
Tally Johns IN siX-round bout. The
"nuicc or Ichnsis opponent Icy between
"i'ralkN' Gcrulin and Davis Owing 10
Gcr'uaiu's poor condition and the furIr"r
reason thai II preference had been c:I-
p"ss"i for Da.i is the latter VIII Set the
match
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Crowd Dislikes Decision.

LONDON. Jan. S.-"Blink" McCloskey,
the American pusillst. and Arthur Her
man Of London fought twenty rounds to
draw at tho National Sporting club here
tonight. The decision was not well re-
ceived. the crowd farorinc Herman. The
men lisplaNcd much bad blooi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
JOHNSON GETS BACK /
At GENTLEMAN JIM
Accuses Corbett of Having
Offered 100000 for a
clay Down TO Kaufman.
SAYS HE HAS WITNESSES
Champion Declares He Re.
jected Proposition to Let
Corbett Stay Ten Rounds.
y International News Service

by International News Service.
AGO, Jan, S-"Jim Corbet, and a
Chicago theatrical man cffrrnd me sIo0-
000 TO lay down TO Al kaufman after I
had defeated Jir0 Jeffrics and 6emon~
straisd that | was the greatest fighter
in the Uorld
when 7 returned from Australia
where | wen thc championship OF tie
world from Tommy Burns. jim Corbett
an'l the same theatrical usagna'e visited
ne ana offered me : substantial Prize
II J would CONSENT 70 fake ten rounds
with Corhctt and assist In rebuilding
Gentleman 1iIl's reputation
These were !he answers lack Johnsnr
made 20 the signed statements ~ Tin
Corbe,t To the effect That Johnson wa
The lucliiest of champiC:s: that he va
lodging fights WIN the bers of he pres
ent dnv heayywcishts. that he was
man of doubtful courage and that he va
hogYins IL by demsn6lnE SO. H0n for M
end "f purse for worlds champion
shin fight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Kodak Pictures Finished.

Mail your films 10 u.s. Salt Lake
Photo Supply Co. l59 Main stseet.
Exclusive photo dealers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Is College Graduate.

Ihyszko is an interesting person TO
meet. He is graduate from the Uni
vcrsity nr Vienna: in fact. he has passed
his examination and has certificate TO
practice law in Austria, but thinks wrcst- =
ling more profitable at thiS time, He
says. however, that Law il . most in
teresting study and when he rctires from
the mat. II is his intention 10 hang out
his shinglc and practice in Krakau, Po-
land. this being his himc.
Zbyszko began wrestling eiGh, years
age. while going to school and since
turning professional. he has succeeded
In winning more than nifty professional
prizes In the following tournaments
Vienna. 1905; Paris. 1906 Berlin. 1907 !;
London, 1908. In 1903, the Pole came to
America and defeated every wrestler he
met with the exception of Frank EotCh.
He attributes this defeat 10 the lack OF
knowledge Of the American style OF
wrestling, Now, he SAYS he has mastered
it Experts OF the mat look upon him as
the coming champion OF the world.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Weakens in Third.

IcaSau opened the ttird round with ain
upp'l'cut 10 Gcrmain's face, which did
,lamage- Gcunaiu came back SamcIy.
landing straight rights frequently, but
hc seemed unable 10 ilse his left effective
ly. Reagan, Whenever Gcrmain rushed
adroiil, turned his elbow so that il came
IN contact with Gicrmain'S hooy. Ger
man Kept trying u hight uppcrcut 10
straGltcu Reagan, hut il lacked force
even When Reagan Wd1 not covered up.
Gcruain WAS weakening hut he made a
g3mo rally and won The piaudiis OF spec
;uiors by planting hard right To Rea-
gan's jaw. Jimmy. however, merely
smiled. Then they c!inthcd and Reagan
landed an uppcrcut Ia tho chin which
sen. G"rmain 80 The 0oor
In the fourth round Rcaeaush again
rushed lum 10 the ropes and Referee
Downing again got them to the center Of
tho ring German went down agaiu bu,
II looked though he had slipped. al
though Reagan was landing body blows
almost a. will.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Ambition to Be Champion.

That is his one ambition IN life. and
he is suprcmely confident that some day
he Will attain the much coveted cham
tile.
The measurements OF the Pole. as well
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Big Polish Wrestler No Sooner Arrives in Town
Than He Sets to Work; Wednesdays Match
Promises to Be Rare Sport.
W cstcrgaarcl.

rs those o' WcS;crSaa I'd. should prove
interesting al this Time and are as fol-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09

~ TANISlAUS CYGANIEWICZ, better
known as Ibyszko. tic Polish
wrestler arrived in Salt Lake city
~ yesterday afternoon. lie claims TO
b", and certainly does look, in the
PINK OF condition for his match with Jess
W estcrgaard, which takes place at the
salt Lake theatcr tomorrow night
SDyszEo Is a wonderfully buili athlete
While not above the average height ono
can sea at slanme that he possesses
the most remarkable strength, his build
is that of a modern Hercules. Doctors in
Europe and America who have examined
MIN say his cndura nee Is incXhaustihc. on
account Of his enormous lung capacity
which They say is nearly three times
that Of The ordinary 200 pound man
As spoD as Zbyszko Was assigned to
his room at Hotel Utah lie dnnncd his
road togs and took a tcu-nile spin ON
the road. He will repeat that exercise
this morning. In the afternoon, leaving
at three o'clock. he intends TO pu I'm
couple of hours on tic mat at Willar rd
Eean'S gymnasium,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Game to Last.

Al the beginning of the fifth round Ger
main was totiering on his feet, but ne
made Il game rush and landed II right 10
lteasans face with all the force nc had
left, but it did not affect the San Fran
risco boy. Reagan again rushed bin 10
the ropes and Grrmaiu cung with his
rIGht while trying 10 cover up with his
left. Reagan landed left and right 10 the
face In swift succession before tic referee
pulled Germain away from the ropes,
German was game To the core, bnt IT was
apparent 10 everybody that no could not
recuperatc sufficiently To win any stage
M the bout. During the interval follow
Ing the nth round the referee aud COM
inissioners conferred. after which the
referee went to. Rcsgans corner ana
raised his hand In token OF his winning
tie decision.
Some of the spectators a considc era Ill e
distance from the rlngside, were deceived
hy Germatn's gamencss and thought he
WAS not all in. but he had TO be carried
20 his dressing room and the services OF
y physician were required 10 staunch Tire
flow of blood from his throat aud nose
Reagan weighed 1921 pounds and Ger
main little more than III pounds The
disparity In the force OF their blows was
much gree ter than the weight Indicates
Every blow Reagan landed seemed to do
damage, while Chaikys were all inef-
fective. although every now and then ne
showed fash of very clever boxing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
TO MAKE SHEEPSHEAD
GREAT SPORTING FIELD

NEW YORK. Jan. s.--The Sheepshead
Bay race track. which was placed on the
market two months ago. Is not TO he cut
up into builcnc lots after all. u has
been purchased. according TO announce
ment toG3y, by syndicate which will
transform II into an Immense amphi-
theater where outdoor sports OF all KINDS
may takc place.
The proposed changes include she con-
strIction of a twn-mile automobile track.
golf links. arhccry and tennis courts. scy-
ersi baseball diamonds. polo fields Il
teep'echasc course and artificial canals
providing n course for motor-hoat racing.
Yale Football Captain III.
CHICAGO Ian S-Jcsse Spalding
"a aptaln- -"l.ct of the Yale football Team.
Is Ill at his homo here of tonsillts.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09
Sharp Preliminary.

fought almost two rounds before he
stretched ont on the floor for The count
bpi Mickey O'Brien. Bells adversary
WIS ten pounds heavier than Bell and
also was roughh fighter He boxed
strictly Ia -aouth-o' Market street" gt,-Ie
nnd Is doubtless graduate OF milling
IN that part of San Francisco.
The boyE went OF II hammer and tongs
with ihe tap OF the hell. - Bren frc-
ru"utly goi one glo1o bcnind Bells head
aud held him with HAT hand Willie he
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-01-09

Continued on Page Elevcp.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13
n&rosperitD".

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iaae" til @ongresien h1r0e bort
pcirc al p~csiimiltiif @naf ON
vfommenoe 6oarlige Sioer". San
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@runo til sgngitelie foroi ban og
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mes l1olon0et belgber Jig MI til fire
@illioner Collars oarligt, mes en-
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6apgr. 6abrifferne arbejoer fulo
Sis og mes f11lh Nrbei6sitprfe. Ser
er ingen Segn paa i%pefulattp
0berpro0l1ftion eller funitig Torz
retningslib.
Sen i%n0fommen6e M0mintitra=
tion fan noturIigpis forminoife
Stfferbe6 for @anif al nogen
Mrt, men Sen fan ogi aa forbeje SEN
og oct iiolte er mere l%anoipnligt
en6 set feritc.
8rG11ot 8arn 1fpr Sloen!
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Com anoetiteos nepnt o11mo6er
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mulig S11oifr9nfning al @nbninge1
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t1ougbt=Sppen og til TO @log=@rro=
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og en- 6loa6e @jelpeifibe ;ne6c>
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beminiiteren be6t ON Ii6t mere. cn6
&ongresi en btl goo in6 poa at Be-
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Hremti6ens &riae.

2nftflaooer bill mart bore Ell,
&ien6sgierning, life Blot foroi SC
bar iaa flor &%ampeper6i; men
ogioa foroi Sc er laa billige.
Sen tplfe Scr foiter / bore Gage
ODER 800 Millioner Mor ON Moret.
Gen bor ca. 100000 Mon6 / oftib
&ieneite og omtrtng 100000 i
@eierpe. en- Gloo6e. paa 500 2uft.
ffibe fun6e boloes for so Millioner
&roner ONT &aret. &un6re6e npe
Sfibe ON Maret bil6e foite ca. 80
Mil1ioner. Set pil6e oltiaa bere en-
oberor6entlig 8eiparelle at funne
eritatte itore &roppemaaier me6
Bette &rigsre6ifob.
Sgiao / en- bi6ere 8%etponing er
2uftifrbe ct itort Tremifri6t / @ri-
gen. &elt til bore 9age bar @rig
beret og tr Scamp mellem 2an6e-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13

mes c@folfning. Men Snofgrellen al
9uftifibe oil gbre Sen til en- Duel
mellem ~&maifiner, iom itDres
al gpeoe 6agmnnb. Mntallet al SSn,
oipioer, iom 6eltager / &rigen> Bill
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mc0 2rftifibe oil oct blipe cit for
ioin6euoe rir1ge 9el af 8efolfnin=
gen, iom bliper el1gageret / &am-
pen. Hotioncrnes Magt bill "a lite
(nngere bpggges poa Mas1en al
fumpenoe M9n6.
90 set err nrppe roget Tilfel6e,
bcn1rrfer ct engelif 8la6, bborfra
vi bentcr 6isie Splpsninger, at
Zeppelin Sen fprite blep %itationeret
/ 6eitningen @eet5, Zeppelin 6en
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Ooiao Sc fraui fe Mtliterballoner
CT blepne anbragte lige be6 @rGn=
ien - fun iefs Mil fra Mct5.
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Mobeaneens @erb.

Sor at bo40e lin 2ipslpfte mo
man beitanoig ipge Oct, JON far
boise, set ltrpgge, iom fan gieres
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beo> Sc fan boise fig omfattenoe oe
lterf, oct liplgie, Scr fon gipres lie.
penoe.
Saaoamne CT 2yffens &eie. Ma1
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&aboers, % mon oil fin6e 8efref=
telse oerpaa.
2pffen CT itooig Ell Tre1nbrin=
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rer oen life. Mo6gangen, l1lpfteu
mao bere / &eroen for at 6anne
8aggr11nocn, moo bpilfen 2pffet
fees % trGber / &elief. 9en opret=
bol0er Mennei fenes M%poeliesepne
2pffen er cit. Sbergong fra oen enc
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6or at 9pffen fan bltpc ml1lig,
maa Ser ita6ig gipes @cnnefet
ltogangspunfter, bporfra oen11e
Stigning fan foregaa og oisie It's
gangspunfter mao ligge / Moogan=
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gang ser ifal til, er ct in6ipionelt
Spgrgsmaol for bDert Mennelfe;
for megen Moogang og Mooitano
ippffenoe. Men al Mp0gang
opflammer, ct al set go0e.
Salfalo maa bpert itgrft og ltort
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til Spit; 10 ltprre 5penopio0e, Sc
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Mo6gangen, / flor lloltref=
ming beigrger Sl6tilfprelie1,. gil
man bi6e, hbor6on Set ltoor til me6
ct Menneifes oan0eligc Sl1nobeo
% %oan6eliae 2ipsfraft, lfol man
Blot lpgge @prfe til, booroon 81.
pets Moogong befommer bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-12-13
Srrf @cjret.

Set fur1oe lc us, lo1n ON oue11:
itaaenbe Spfororing por operfla
sig; men alligepel piloe Set lifter,
life bore at &ejen, ON Sc fleite
W>ennelfer ifinnfeoe oenre ganif{
%npopen6ige 2ipsfunrftion itprre Sp:
merfiombeo ems Sc olm1inoelig gigr
ifrtper 6. Mabp l. vGunif S1,nO=
beosti6e11oe":
S6rGtsmeno og Songere for
ltaar at treffe &ejret, r1er1 lao
go0t iom ale o1ore npics 2ibet
igenr1em me0 SEN meget oberilooiife
S110= og ll0oonoing, lom CT blcpen
% en- Sane.
Da Set ct np0uenoigt for S:ga=
nismens gfsijtens, at mol1 trpffer
Sejret, forbpjes ielpfplgelig ogiao
@elpuret og Northumberland mos
Spgoomm1e peb, at 2l,n9er1e fpl0es
laa n1eget iom m1ltgt meo friif
2ltft. Den 6Dbe SSSn6oonoing CT ct
l1om9rfet Wi06el til at mooorbejoe
life blot Sen lcgemlige Grptbe6,
lom ri al1c fgler, roar ri 9agen
iQenrem hur moQttet bruce Dor
@jerne.
Wenneifer Ser bor for list 6or=
neielle al 0eres Mftenfrtbeo. fnrhi
Sc ct trptte al .Gagel1s Slio, bgr
oerfor foriege at bgoe poa Srat=
beoen be0 gonife lpitematiif at
treffe @eiret 6pbt, life Sc @an=
Ege, men ct balpt M1n6re0e @onqe
eller mere en6nl1. Set fol0er fun
anItrengen0e Sc f9rite 3 q A
@ange, man prgber 6erpaa.
Mltloa, prpp poa @iemturen al
treffe &eiret ODbere en0 ellers oe
fun gjennem See len. Man fan
noen at bpffe Sen mi0lte Opligt
treffe &ogen fist tilbage uoen al
l9ne @obeoct bagoper. 8e6 6enne
8ebegelle leftes @rp1tbenet oe
9ungerne faor beore Bla6s til al
robioe Jig. Set bp16er, at Soft.
Der life ct bant til oDbe S11onon6:
tnger, bliber liot ipimle peo Sc fer.
1te Gorseg, men set goar burtig1
ODER og bebeber life at betpoe no:
get. Otter foo Cages Sorleb bliper
mon let iaa ebet, at set bele goor
Iof Jig ielp. Wan bliber lettere babe
II @obe6 og @rop.