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The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
AN IMPORTANT GUY.

One OF the really humorous
stories OF the fight game was
told the other day as having
happened at a small night club
in Cleveland. 1t seems that one
OF the preliminary fighters sp-
pesred on the scene early with
more handlers than any ring
champion ever boasted Of The
doorkeeper. an easy going fellow.
started the whole line ihto the
Enclosure. First came the boxers
seconds. then followed a fellow
with his chair. another with his
fighting tOEs. and so on down
the line. After about ten had
passed in. came the last kid in
the line. He was all bumped up
and a mysterious something
bulged his coat front.
Well. for the love OF Mike
Erowled the now peevish door
KEEP, what on earth Is your off,
clal capacity in connection with
this wonderful scrapper?"
why. boss" returned the
uIchin. I'm the most important
guy in dis whole bunch. Is de
gezabo whats going TO t'ro up de
sponge"
He was given ringside seat.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

An amateur ball player, BoehlinE
gives promise of developing into q
corking good box artist. and with
an even break OF luck, should make
a good impression on Manager Grif-
fith.
Twenty years old. standing . feet
~ in his stocking fact, and weigh
ing close 10 40 pounds. Joe has the
earmarks of making real major
league twirler.
when with the Mcclure Cniver-
sity School team Joe played short
stop, being rated as the best hitter
on the club, and during his third
season with the school team was
pressed into service as Il pitcher.
Joe made good from the start. hRv-
ing world OF speed and good
shoots.
Boehliny attracted the attention
OF the local fans when pitching for
the Battle AK team of Richmond, in
the interclty series. and although
his outfit was beaten. had the Rich
mond club had a catcher who could
hold Boehling. the Bankers would
have been beaten, as Joe had the
locals tanning the wind.
Last year Joe won sixteen games
in the league and lost two in the
post season series. Year before last
Boehiing twirIed two no-hit games,
.crs for the past three seasons. His
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
276 PLAYERS IN AMERICAN.
The CIub< Have 90 Pitchers, :;
Catcher<. and I3S FieIderS.


Chicago. March 2.-According 10 figures
Secured at American League hsadqusr-
tiers in this city. 2I6 ball players are the
property OF the eight clubs in the Ban
Johnson circuit-s9 pitchers, % catchers.
IS infielders, and - outfielders.
II it were possible 70 keep all those
men through the coming pennsnt race.
experts figuFe that they would draw
more than $4,000 in salaries. with an
average of s2.O00 each. But under the
rules each club must reduce its players
to twenty-five after the championship
campaign begins. so 1t will he uecessar"
to turn seventy-five players back TO the
minor leagues.
To prepare these men at the Southern
training grounds. il Is estimated that the
club owners must spend a total Of 5000
including railroads and hotels, with pTac-
tically nothing coming in, as exhibition
games in Southern cities, as a rule. are
poorly patroniZed.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
CHECKER Tournnm mept.
Coupty L.enrue Reas,,

Ilyaitsv!ilt March THE Prince
George County baseball league was>or-
ssniEed Thursday evening at meeting
OF the enthusiasts hsid 81 the residence
OF Z \. Fuller here. Tile league will be
composed Of teams from Berwyn, River
dale. HyattsSille. Blsdensburg, Brent
wood, and Mount Rainier.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
IN THE CHESS WORLD.
Int-re.,ins happening. at tn
Capital City Club.

Chess and checker players found much
that was % interest in the contests dur
ing the past week al the rooms OF the
Capital City Chess and Checker Club. in
the Mutual Fire Insurance Building. Play
productive OF a number Of surprises in
the two Evans gambit Journeys, stimuli
ianeoUs chess exhibition by the club
hampton on Friday night topping OF
on Saturday night with the beginning OF
Il lour-cornered match between probably
the four strongest checker players in the
district. formed part Of the local orGani-
Zajions schedule for the week.
Zapoieon. the club champion, gave 2
lever exhibition OF simultaneous chess
against tNcivc members OF the club. on
Friday evening, winning nine. losing two,
q nd drawing one.
The Standing or the four highest players
in the two Evans gsmbit tcUrneys are as
fOllUWs:
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
DURHAM TO LEAD GALLAUDET
BasLet-baII Team Elects Captain
Lor Next season.

Al meeting OF tn. Gala udet University
basket-ball team called by MaEazsr La
rides. Yesterday. Walter G. Durlan. A
member Of the sophomore class. from
Alliance. OHIO, was chosen captain-elect
OF the next seasons quintet.
the Gallaudet College Athletic Asso-
cation meets tomorrow to elect a 1872
1913 manager and ratIfy the awards OF
varsity emblems and class numerals rec
onmenGed by the board of directors for
several members Of the Buff and Blue
Coal-shoOIing squad.
DURAN succeeds Capt. William Arra.,
who graduates next June with a most
env liable record OF being on the Kendall
Green varsity quintet for four consecu-
tive seasons.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
,ItddIcx Win Gym Meet.

annapolis. March The Nidshinntu
closed theic gyElnsst'c Season Grls tfter-
nom Wit: I clean score. Yale was de-
feasaI IN the insI contest hg. o. points
10 -
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
SInneMnllN fO Meet.

The Stonewan baseball team will hold
its second meeting to-day at O'Clock
at the residence Of Mfr. Blsckiston. 81
Pierce street northwest. All members
are invited
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SUNDAY. MARCH g. 1912.
INTRODUCING OUR NEW NATIoNALs-No. /.
JOE BOEHLlNG.

Boehlg Richmond amateur southpaw has been chosen "
make his daily ed
tions of
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

There isn't a chance for the Altoona
club to get Jack Hurley as the lad. when
asked If he would accept the offer made
him, simply laughed and said nothing.
Hurley is one Of the best amateur ball
PLAYERS in the District. and should he
beside 10 enter the professional ranks
the local sand lots will lose one OF the
best liked and most popular ball players
ever seen mere.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

Revcr handles dead one. and for that
reason Dr. il taken for granted that he
viii 'nttI the Capital CITY League.
President i:Oascs. az was predicted was
i:rablc II scvrr is connections with the
indepcRdenre League as its president. al
though he would rave stepped aside TO
give another the chance. Mr.. RCakes
worked carl: and late for the league
last veal. and its great showing was due
10 this hustlinS leade.. The officials
could have done no better ihan'to secure
him 10 again head the procession.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

Play ia this tournament takes place on
Mondays and Wednesdays. Some Of the
more interesting games noted were
pretty win scored by Fry. from F. B.
Walker. n draw between MeSslS. Lowell
and Peet. p loss to Pratt by Roberts, &C.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

has
bait ave.
he is
OF the reel he
y hearn 3,
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

Tha Alexand ia baseball club would like
to hear from all teams in the District.
Maryland. and Virginia. G"OrgetOwn
Prcps. Cicorgetown Dental School,
Friends School American Securijy. Cor
nell Co. Ninth. Navy Yard, Oxon Hill.
GaithrrsbUrg. Frederick. Iagerstown. In
gram Memorial Agriculture Fost-office.
Navy. Commissioners. southland. SIlver
Spring. PotwoIth. Culpeper. Brightwood.
and all other amateur teams. Expenses
viii be paid for all visiting teams.
The \. Z. C's have AP-I l., ~. May 1.
II. Is. and % open and would like TO iiII
them with some fast teams Teams Gesr-
ing games for ih' above dates and any
Wednesday and Saturday after June l
should address James Patterson. ir.. lis
North Washington street. Alexandria
The NatrouIl \. e. which landed the
sixth franchise II III" strong lndepen-
deace League. vii! hold a meeting at its
club roounS. - Ninth street northwest.
at 80 o'clock Wednesday evening All
candidates for the team are requested 10
report.
The Team viii start ira ming Sunday.
March 10 ana would like 10 arrange some
practice gamss with the strongest teams
in town Address all games to Manager
Nc GauzZa, - Ninth street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

Play nights are TUESDAYS and Thurs
Gays. This class contains q number OF
promising players and a holly fought
tournament is in progress.
The Capital City Club is rapidly be-
coming one OF the largest and strongest
organizations OF its kind in the country,
and as tho center of chess and checker
activities IL the Capital invites all deyo-
tees OF either game. whether local play
crs or visitors. to drop In and have n tint
with its players who comprise almost
every degree OF strength.
Checker Tournament.
Charles Farquhar. District checker
champion r. f. Potts. G. F.. Pumphrey,
and ". Is. Mondsli began a six-round
tournament for the club championship
last night Play will be conducted on
Saturday evenings only. As the gentle
men named are cour Of the strongest
players ia the District. much interest
win be manifested and superior play is
snticipa ted Visitors will be entertained
by some pretty contests between these
experts
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03
Rich MOND WILL
USE LOCAL RULES

Continued from Page One.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

While not saying a great deal there
is not a member Of the squad who Is
more determined 10 make good than Joe
Engle. the local lad. Joe's record the
past two years has been great. and with
an. even break OF luck Joe says that he
will make the natives sit up and take
notice.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

New Baseball shoes that Charley
Dooin manufactures are guaranteed To
steal second base four times out of Ave
trials u money back. excepting OF
course. when Doom Is catching.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

They are coming in already-C. w.
Murphy. of Chicago. predicts that the
Cubs will win the National League pen
nant.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

Newark. n. J.. has released John
someriot to the Troy, New York State
League. team.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

TwirIer Jerry Akers who was secured
from the Dubuque club. OF the Three-eye
League. is chuck full OF confidence. and
II hard work will land him a berth, Jerry
uer.
A big. powerful riEht-hsnder, Akers
jumped into the graces Of the players
right on the reel and was soon among
old friends. Akers and Williams used
to play on the same team in the olden
days on the Illinois sand lots. and when
this battery gets going right. Akers says
look out for trouble.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

The Tiger recruits at Monroe, La. dc
rot fear the meningitis scare at that
point half so much as they do their man.
ayers ak.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

Earl Mack is something OF a scout for
his father, Connie. Earl signed up
McClearly. the Pennsylvania State Col
lege twirler. last summer while he was
playing summer ball at a Jersey seashore
resort.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

Several other American Association
magnutss woald have liked to land Doc
Gessler. it Is said. Gessler is stIll a
whale with the bat. and was one of
the best run getters Washington had
last year.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

A Chicago baseball writer picks the
Giants and Pirates to finish low thk
season. WhereupOn the respective smiles
Of deGraw and Clarke broaden per-
ceptibly.
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

The American League race this year
will be siX-cornered fight. according &C
Hughey Jennings. He counts the Ma
tionals and Browns out
The Washington herald., 1912-03-03

Johnny Evers says he has regained his
health and is ready TO play his old-time
game. johnny was III most Of last sea-
son, suffering from a nervous ailment.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-04

9onoon, I. Oft. = Der er trent
isrt to 5orflorinoer nf StiIlingen
/ 9oltanitaterne. Gen fsrlte er, at
oisie Stater bar iloaet iig iammen
ior at iorIange al 8prfiet, fsr oct
iaar liO til at lutte 6reo meO Sta.
len, iuloit9noig SelpItpre for 0tofe.
Oonien Den oon0en 6orflaring gaar
ITO pno, at oo Oe er 6nnge for, at
Eprfiet oil ie9e at fomme no al
line more og pore 8onifeliqbe0er
ueo at 6e9pnOe en- arig, oater oe at
bore forbereOt poa ct ioooont 2ln.
gre6 2IIt iDnes at pPre of6pngig
az ON Stormo9terne oil opre /
Stan0 til at binore arigens llO.
bru0
as6enboon, loft. - Song @eor0
al @rpfenlon0, Ser 2lar iom
ipopanlig til6ragte giteriommeren
ianmen meO inc oanife Slegtninqe
/ 20benbopn iorlo0 9pen pluoie.
lig Senoog 2lften oa reiite Oireftc
til }lt6en San itoo belle iioite llge
ita0i9 teIegrofiit 6orbinoelie meO
9lt6en meo Senipn til 5tillinqen /
gaIfonitoterne, oa for noqle ioa
1aae iioen ienote ban i'm 5sn
Prins 66riitop5er. iom 9u0 I'll
@rrfenIan0. Ger Ines, at op til
2ar0ag Miooog oeute0e ban at ait
piIoe eHoe frcoeIiQ; men ON Otter
mooogen bIeo StilIinaen fritif, og
ran reiie biem itrafs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-04

OsOe 6 =. gliis 9aoOe pitt 6am i'm
Ropport. ia ieg oOertog aasierer.
poiten i 1908, gap Dir. Bills mig
en- Srte oOer De tore 9i0ragp0ere
/ 1907.
~6oaO @}rocent pOeoes al aorpo.
rationer?~
og}oor set ital igeS aabent, 1872
9rocent.
8ioere f6Iger iao / @nfelt6eoer,
boo0 Der er ioat m0er SomIin9
obenfor.
Senator 2iron. Rooieoelts po.
Gitiite o@anager", oioneoe, at ban
bno0e uOgibet $4,000 oen pro.
9reSiioe 8rimpr-aompagne. &c.
natoren beifpl0te 0omiteen for, at
oenS llnoerisqeIie par rettet imoo
9iooeoelt fremfor imo0 6e andre
ann0i0ater o9 uOforore0e Sen til at
inOfaI0e CHARLES g. Gait, 56omos
g. &pan og andre, 6oem ban bar
fortoIt ON, at oe bno6e giort itore
ll0lGa Tor enten Rrpi. Gait, @uo.
@iIion eGer @uo. 6ormon.
Scnotor 7iron ioqoe ooere, at
ban life 6apoe iort ueia9tiat Regn.
fab opcr line ll0aifter; men ban
6ooOe mo0to9et $4,000 ira g. 8.
Gerfins. $4,000 ira 1rant 2f.Dfun.
iep % $4,000 ira Qon n. 6onno,
oa uoar ban bar 6orIegcn1e0, elf
ban iii Eerfins.
Senator 9irou proteitcrcoe imoo,
at aomiteen oiIoe unoerisqe 9i0ra.
gene til set pro9resioe 6ono fsr
9alget ol laoe oe ou0re Barriers
9ioroa pare til efter @aIaet, on
bpbOeoe. at ale ituIoe oe0eriares
Iige Net. 0omiteen looeoe at tagc
0eniun oertil.
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Det fore Offer.

@arD. Sno.. %. sept. g8il.
liam 9lng6. 2luisiplgeren @orD.
ifiIteS Gag oeo lit iorfreblcoc Ben
ior at 0uoen ocrpaa flmoe 6ruges
til at reoOe N}iiS gt6cl Sntit6s 2io.
benOe. iom oi iorleOcu omtalte, al
bun bar 6leoen 6rpnot peo Ell No.
torcDfelllpffe.
9ua5 o. 0iii5 Smt6 Iagoes paa
10 9oroe, Der ito0 Sioe ON Sioe
/ ct lofaIt ooip tai. 100 aoaorat.
tommer 6u0 toge5 ira 0ug6s u6ru.
aeIiae Ben o9 poocOes paa 0}i5
Smit62 &c8ene, ol 0ereiter ampu.
tere0es 9enet
Ger mooioac9 9rcDe ira alc
aantcr 2anoet meo grotait moo,
1T Qrenacns Ben ifuloe anputeres.
Or = u Graig, Scr ioreitoo
0pcrotioneu, itul0e 5aDe oGret Git
/ 9ag, men ban itpn0te iig til @oru.
0a Operationeu 6leD bp0enoe n0o.
Denoil % u6iattc 9rnllupet
ga 1lu06 ~ @ii5 Smith m6ote5
ior at lpqaes poa O2erotion56oroc.
ne. aioroe en- 9pae Dem betenot me0
4 hunnoea. 9ina6 mite til @igeh
ior 6pis Stplo ban iful0e umoer0aa
oen oob6elte Operation % ioqoe:
u0e er oeIfommen til nit 9en ON
6et oil 9sre Gem noaet qo0t Sea
bar baaret oct / 10 9lnr ion ell
oeo Gngt Set er al ingcu ylDtte
til mig, iea maa benptte Ell arpf-
fe olIiaepel
Rigen iaa eiter bdm meo taare.
ipI0te Zine. Sun prepeoc at iren.
itamme Or0 for at taffe lin Bel.
aercr, men finOe npppe ior @raao.
Seq - lea oeo life, 6porlcoeS
iea ifol toffe Gem" iagoe bun.
men &c mao 6elit fro. at lea foler
8eres @oo6eo til 9rmocn al nit
5ierte."
Operationen toa omfring TO 4
mer og bar oellpffet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-04
llnoerio9elierne 9enoptages
6orclObia intet npt al SntcrcSic.

Sra @ai5tngton, :. 6, mel0cs
unoer I 68., at oct 5enat5uoualg,
iom 6lep panIa9t at un0eriogr sill.
Oerne I'll ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS og
oerigenuem Senatorers og Neprp-
icntaaters 6or6oIO til aorporatio.
ner etc, 9enoptog fit 9(r6eioe "a.
aea ioul6.
Gornelins 81. 9G,S, ir, Son al
aosereren ior sen repu6lifanife
Gal9fomite 1901, par oen ierite,
ser toges 8or5sr. San 6(eo op.
ior0rct til ON muGigt at fremlpgge
1ofnmenter e1er 93e6tegneIier, iom
maatte 6ero blanOt bans 6a6etS
eiterldoeaita6er, % iom fun6e tiene
til At tnite Gus ober gaaItanoen ON,
IT l6co0ore 9looiepelt JON 9rpii-
0cntfan0i0ot / 1901 6illi9e0e MOO.
taaelien al 100000 ira 5tan0ar0
Oil 5nteresierne til galgionoet oq
Inmt1ffeoe et 6orlanaenoe ON
$4,000 mere fra iomme Solo -
DIR 0liis iremlogoe Ell Rapport ira
oe1 9cuiior, iom aennemQif ,5aoe.
ren8 g6ger, oa oenne traaote til6aae
iom Pntionnlfom teens aa8Iarer,.
g1e0teaneGierne, iagoe ban, in0c6olot
intet iom tpoeoe paa Q}ioroa ira
Sobn 3 2(rc66olo eQer Stanoaro
Oil.Selifa6et - D}r 9liis opior.
oreoe5 Oioere til at oplpie lin "a.
ocrs Observation-Disclosures til Sar-
ru 2 }cm 0et iremaif al 9repet,
at 9liis bao0e iagtta9et 9iifretion
meo Senipn til Doernes 0aone oQ
Stsrrelien al oeres 9iorag, Oe iio.
tie fire @rpiioeutfnmpoqner, boil-
fe ieg bar giort 1ieneite iom Gas.
ierer 9liis tiIfenoegop in Sfripel.
'c at ban aniaa 9lettcn til at un0.
laoe iuaoan OiientliagSrele for Ii
ae iaa 6ellia iom en- Manos 9let til
at itemme bemmeIig pe0 gnlglrncn.
Oct tiIiSies 9repet at Der bar til.
iIpot aomiteen en- ll6et0Oelia6eo I'M.
Der S3,000,0O0 1900, $500, 900
! 1896 oq St,G0O0Oo 1892.
llnoer ,. Oft. me00eleS uioere,
at 0en tioligere repubIifanife 9la.
tionolfomites aasierer @eorge n.
56eloen Onsoags BAR frenme for
aomiteen og pioneOe, at 1901 6i-
Orog Stanoar6 Oil go. 100000;
g. e. Morgan SO. 100000; s.
6 6ricf 100000, oa George :.
@onlo 100000 Mr. 'S6eloon ioe.
BE- at ban iuaen perionlig annoifa6
6apoe om oisie 9orag, men at al.
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WtisiionS- % llnaoomsmpoe.

oi6oloe5, ON @no pil, 6eaigoanos
@enia6eo ira 81. Ottober til 3.
9looen6er
6ierteli9 5uobpoelic til alle, iom
pil oele @uoS geliignele meO o3
oiSie Gage. Serren pcliigne @eoet.
6. s. SEMEN
g9oupacd, g9is
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MiSiionsmpoc

Om Serren piI, 90 oi moa lcoe,
af6oloer ri MisiionSnooe ber GSre.
oerifsbora, Nebro %. 81 Oft.
aprIia Sn0bpoelie til ollie, iom
oil oeItaae meo os.
Goa Meniabeoens ge9ne.
g u Srnipn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-04
Sra Guropas uroli9e biorne.
AriaSitDer Ober golfnuitatcrne.
9nlgarien, Serbien og WrGfenlano
rniter.

AIDen, /. 2lI. - zen grPlIP Ues
gerin9 gab / Mites / Operensitem.
meIie me0 en- 9lftale meO 9olton-
itoterne Or6re til, at 9lrmeen og
5loaoen ifal mo6liieres. Som
@run6 til bette SfriOt onisres, at
@nIfonitaterne frpgter for, at 0io.
biliieringen al oen tprfiife 9lrme
og 0en in6re llro 3prfiet fan
brinae oen tprtiite glegerino til at
isge at fomme>uo al GaniteligbeOer.
ne oe0 at begDnoe arig 8prtiet
ioretaaer tore miltpre 8orbereOel.
Ter. Cen tprfiife Hegaring bar in0.
falot 100000 RanO, elIeoe 9ioiiio-
ner, Ne'eroetropper ior at boIoe
goeIic 'efs Tiger.
9elgraO, scrbien I. Oft.
Ser rlite8 til arig / iterlte Soit
6n alminoplig @obiliiering al Oen
ierbife 9trme er or0ret. og man
oenter at bnre fommet Innat paa
@ei mcO 2lrbcioet ON 81 Elmer
6iieutliagsreIien al mIitpre 9}p6e.
Der er iorbnot. @aoerue / 9el8rao
er iuIoe al lmiiormereoe SoI0ater,
Ger bsrer til 9teieruen % Sern6ane-
1iatonerne er oueriDl0te al Dipno.
iom er poa Sci til at lutte iig til
fsnnerne. gla0ene iortpaer, at Ben
ier6iife Niniiter til 5Drtiet, Or
9ienaoooitcb, bar ioria0t aontan.
tinopeI oe er paa Bel til 9elgrao.
Sofo, 8nIgnrien I. Oft - Ge.
aerinaen CAB @oor 0rore I'LL at
oen bnlgarite 9lrme ifllloe mobili.
ieres paa @runO al. al Der Gar ino.
Isbet Me6oelelie ON, al 5prfiet bar
foncentreret en- itor Groppeltprfe /
giprbeoeu al 9lOrianope % langs
oen bulaorife Srpne Zen 6nIgar.
lie @egerina snifer at opre iorbe.
reOt paa en6per 6oeniunlitet
aonitantinopel 1 DIT. Paa
@rlmo al Den tprfiite 1ieaerinas
1orlongenoe, at Serbien ifal ifriit.
lig erflere iiq penlio moo 6prtiet,
bar oen ierbiife Dfiniiter, Or Jle.
naoooitcb, ienot Ell m oigti9 ]Iote
til 4orten. 3enne i6laer Ell anOen
g1ote, iom 0liniiteren ien0te Oea
tnrfiife Geaering iioiic 9er0ag an
goaenoe geilaglra1eliea al erbiif
9(mmmition. eiterat Regeringcu
iorit 6oo0e aipet 3illaOeIie til at
Den ifuloe pasiere aennem De prti.
ife 9inier.
Den iioite 9}ote opior0rer 8orten
til at fatte Ell enoelig 9elutnin9
ON 48 elmer, enten at lnoe 2lmmu
nitonen pasiere eaer at ieuoe oen
tIbage ii 5ranfrig Roten er bolot
en- penIig Zone; men Sproget er
6eitemt. Zen olntinoelige 6oritoaeIie
qr. at bpis 6en tprfiite 9ieaerin1
life oil opiploe oisie 9etiugelier.
forlaoer Dliniiteren aonitantnopcI
lloenriaSminiteren benpgteOe Nj.
te5 al 9leaerinaen bar mootaaet ct
llltimotnm ira 9nl1arien eaer ira
5erbien eaer ira 6egGe 9onoe lam.
men.
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politiife are6ie ber ger oeu 0iening
ia aplocnOe, at Mo6iliierlngen al
gnlgariens, SerbienS og @rafen.
lonos 2lrmeer betpOer oiebliffeli1
arig. Den 0inaOe. buorpaa 5prfiet
be ii6ite Dage IeOer i'm Uliliter.
itprfe anies ior at betpoe, al oct az.
ter at begpnoe arig.
@n feiierIia lltns, Der bIeo Of.
ientliggjort / @aar, taloer 221 500
Mano al sleIerpen til 6onerne | %
0fItriftpr goleu Gn oiiiciel 9tote
iorflarer, at oct iioite 9oar bIep
befluttet at ioretage Senne Ueobili.
iering iom en- Brsne, og at ben Der.
for life bar noget at gre meO ben
fritiife StiIlina 9alfanitaterne
0eite oa 9ogue er life blepet no.
ifrof,na
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-04
WliSIicnSmeSc.

6ol0eS, pil @uo. Blair D}eniq6eoS
airfe ira Oen 17.-20. Ottober
gn fprIiq SnSbpoelie til ollel
Silreiienoe beoes in6mel0e iig til
nnoerte1neoe.
4Saa Mfeniabeoens 9eane
9. 8. aieGGer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-10-04

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te en- SenuenOelie til Stat5mpnOi9
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