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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
THE oTIs ELEVATOR COMPANY.

IL Battery place, New York city, Mar. 13. 1872
The Board OF Directors OF The Otis Elevator
Company has this day declared a quarterly
dividend Of 81 SO per share upon the Preferred
Stock and also a quarterly dividend OF S1.OO
per share upon tho Common stock Of the
Company, both payable at this office on April
IS, 1912 TO The Preferred and Common Stock
holders OF record at the close Of business on
March 80. 1912 W. q. McCINF. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
R0STON STOCKS,

FURNISHED by Charles Head & Co.. NO. II broau
street,
LAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
NEW YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.

Tressurers Once, New York Men. 20 Isl-
Pursuant 70 the provisions OF a contract be-
tween the Rome, WATERFOWL & Ogdensburg
Railroad Company end the New York Central
& Hudson River Railroad Company, dated
March l4th. lsqi, the semi-annual dividend OF
three and one half per cent. oil the stock %
the UTICA AND BLACK RIVER RAILROAD
COMPANY due March S0th. 1912, will be paid
Tpaa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28

SUNDAYS NEW. YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
| for So SO a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles D. Barney & Co, No .
Broad street. New York, and No. IL South
Afh street Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NICIPAL BONDS.

FURNISHED by Zimmerman * Forsh;
and IL Wall street)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yester-
day at auction at the exchange salesrOom
by Adrian H. Muller & Son:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-03-28
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
nIIInENn No ri

\. X. VAN DEVENTER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1912-06-09

3. Y. y. Union Suits pat.
|. s. \. April 30th, 1907
500, $50, $500, 500
ana $500 the suit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
How Fogel Sat IN
Little Stories About Baseball
By W. A. PheLon

a
baseball n
a and late Of a
a
his weekly pay.
deIPhiH fielder
y
well n
Outty mine
a
fortified
Nevertheless
players whom they
some day dispIa
lie ip,
the
vOre
training
In
expansive and
expen
next
a
to me-"
and "A
o
uche
OUT"
he ever a
" weI
FOgeI7
And that all thank kindly, all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
81 Paso Boy Falls
OFF In His Hitting
At Present Compilation Gives Him
-216 as His Batting
Average.

YACKSON the I1I Paso boy who is
playing first base with the san
Francisco club OF the Pacific Coast
league, has fallen off somewhat in his
hitting OF late. The last batting com
pilatiOn gave him an average of PIG.
He started the season hitting in
great form and helped win 4 couple Of
the earlier season games for the Seals
with long extra base hits. His fall
down has been of comparative recent
date The mark at which he is now
hitting VIII hardly hold him his job.
Anyway. the san Francisco baseball
writer's ike his looks.
A whole raft of players are hitting
over the 800 class mark in this league
Baseball percentages are a sort Of
useless thing Yet what a hole would
be put in the game without EN-.
Carl Norris at Cuidad Juarez. Well,
everyone would like 10 get a closer
look at this bird. Morris is about as
light on his feet as d switch engine.
For that reason he did not grab off any
floral wreaths for his sharp shooting
about New York In anything over 10
It's said that he has never been
knocked off his pins
Ex-umpire Tim Hurst, who IS sup
Jokes is the match maker for the Gar
den Athletic club of New York, the
same club which received a gate OF
$50 GOO for the McFarland-Weus mix
the other night
Hurst was in the American league for
many seasons and the tales of his run
ms with ball players are legion
Rap-rap-rap! The eastern sporting
writer's in session over the WOlgast
Rivers fight.
Jack White and frankie COnley
meet May 10. They fight at Vernon
over the 90 round route. 1t looks as
though it would go the limit. That's
the way any fight looks I'm which
Conley participates, for while it is gen
orally conceded that the young Italian
doesn't carry horse power enough in
either mitt to score a knockout over a
good man. il is also as true that only
a very few fighters have enough in
their gloves to hurt the Kenosha, Wis,
boy.
Charles Doom. the sick manager OF
the Philadelphia Nationals is play
ing strategy. He has eight members
of his team i'm the hospital and the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
GRAMMAR SCHOOLSM
BIG TRACK MEETING
Entries Are Listed for the Annual Field Day to Be Held
at Washington Park May II.

Armstrong. J. E. Roberts. s. StOlaroff,
l. Sllberberg, A. Oppenheim. l. Good
man and w u. Dawson
Lamar school Entries.
Class A. Eugene ThurstOn- Henry
Lush, Wilbur Boegeman. Scott Walker.
John Butler, Madison Mudd, Cecil stan
field, Ralph Priest Class b George
Mcclure, Robert PrOther, Werner Noel
Ter, Donald McDOugal Francis Broad
duS, BarlOr Morris, Charlie I1urS ton,
Hubert LittletOn. John Barr, Maurice
Carter, John FiguerOs, Fred Hardy,
Grady Weeks Henry Butler, John Col
son. Willie Bias Cecil Palmer. Class
c. Leo Wren. Bruce Bevan Malcolm
McDOugaL. Wallace Manseu sam Palm
er, Robinson POmerOy, Albert Rift.
Wayne Taylor, Charles Overstreet. JO-
seph Mccormick, WiIfred hrantZOr.
Clarence Priest Blythe Johnson, Paul
hammers Hilbert, Curtis Coffin and
Ike Blessing
san Jacinto-Class A: Jesse STAN
sci, c. Porter, Herbert Luettich.
Prof Brasselle- Class b Guy Berry.
George Cushing, AdOlph BrieSh, Jack
Happier. FOrtunatus Masruder. Richard
ButchOfslly, F. Bauman and Iver Reed
Glass G: Laurence Sheay, William
BOurIand, George Glarden. F. Colbert
Rudolph Davis. William Hunter, Jack
Donahue, Fred Cushing.
Mesa Boys Are Many.
Mesa - Class A Albert TatuTn,
Robert Bryan. MaXey Roberts, Taylor
Wilkie, Trent DFiskell. Alton HObein,
Matthew IversOn. Harry shannon
Glass 3. Homer Davis. Albert Tyre,
Ashley Gulett Earl Ray. Harry Davis
Clifford Anderson, Frank Scotch,
George Leighton. Clarence Richards,
Clarence Thompson, George Newell.
Carl YOuart Henry Oppenheim. Maur-
ice Breen, Ray HObein, John SChaeffer.
Earl Ray. Hanlon Dubose- Frank
Brown Class c. Raw Armstrong ErOU
Barton. EDWIN RurJ Ionic Sarreis En-
~ L-.-.------ E----.L- -.------- L----.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
CURLEY POSTS COIN
FOR JACK JOHNSON
And Chicago Promoter Will
Soon Start With Flynn
for Training.
for Training.

chicago. ILL.,, May Jack CurIey
last night posted with All Teerne-
SllOO to defray Jack Johnson's train
ing expenses FOR his fight with Jim
lynn at Las Vegas, y. ", July 4
r lynn and Curley viii leave here for
Fue0lo fireman viii do his trafnfne-
Iney expect to arrive in NontezunIa
within a week. making stops al De7-
yer ana Pueblo. Two Of Flvnn's
trainers. Tommy Ryan and FFovra~I
M0rrow. VIII be in the camD Nav r5
Flynn now weighs 20 pounds If ia
said Work on the arena. III va ssiG
VIII begin as soon as CurIev arrives
az Las vegas The plans, said Cur
lev, were for $4,000 seats.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

y NTRIES have been posted with
T, II. L Mitchell. physical director
of the Y. NJ C.. a. for the Gram
mar School Athletic league field day
which viii be held on May II at
Washington park. This is by far the
most suspicious event that ever has
been planned for younger America To-
cally and the scholastic athletes are
looking frOward to the meeting with
great interest
Sunset, Lamar san JacintO and Mesa
schools are the schools that have thus
far listed themselves in the meet.
Sunset school lists the following
men in the class A events: NJ. Steven
son, g. Armstrong, II. Depew. A Ler-
riva and II. Williams Glass 3: R.
Gilbert, r. Gaylord. G. Ashley, G. Sny-
der. E. Johnston, W. Hughes. G. Oar
nell. J. RODRIGUEZ, r. Williams. R.
CUtchell. NJ KILLER. V Arthur. J. Vow
ell. and J. Clark. Class c: G. BOvee. R.
Hayden, c. Jones, L. Harris, A. Lerriva,
T. Hoffman, c. Wright. W. Clark. W.
Robes, A. Whitmer, f. POnsfOrd. l..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

H. Williams; Beaumont, Peaster and
Dawson.
Eleven innings Game called on &C
count OF darkness
At Waco r. H E
W AGO 800 ----..----t y
Batteries. Waco. Lehman ana car
son; Austin, Clark, Lewis and Hen
ninger.
At Fort worth r. H E.
Fort Worth -------V 3 .
Batteries. Fort Worth, Kramer. No
bles, Kitchen. Walden; Dallas, Evans
and Gibson.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT ST. LOUIS
At Milwaukee r.
Milwaukee. .....------.-..'.'.- y
At Kansas City r.
Kansas City. ..--.---.---.-....-.-.-.. a
At St. POul- r.
St Paul. .....---.---.... ....--..-.
Indianapolis ..----.-.-..--- -.-9
At Minneapolis r
minneapolis 800 1900 %
A-ou4SNllle 800 =
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

Aronstein. Half Langford. Roy Scot
ten, solomon Hernandez and Hiram
Duncan.
Dl11erent events are scheduled for
the three classes and medals and a
penrant viii be awarded 10 the win
ners in each division.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Brooklyn, II; Boston, S.
New York, II. Philadelphia, +
Chicago, Z; PiJtsburg, ..
Cincinnati, S; St Louis, 8.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
TENAs LEAGTE.
BASEBALL RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Philadelphia R. H Z
Philadelphia .-----..-.--.--2
New York 1913 j
Batteries Philadelphia. Bender and
Thomas; New York, Ford and Street.
At WASHINGTON r. H E.
Washington ----------------z
Boston. - 4
Batteries Washington, Hughes,
Walker and Henry; Boston, Wood ana
Carrigsn-
At Detroit R.H. E
Detroit. -----------. --------,-Z -
Chicago. .------- -----o Z
Batteries Detroit, Mullin and stan
age Chicago, Benz, Walsh and Block
Kuhn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
. HE above are ringside sketches
made by TAD, the world IA

made by TAD, the world IA
nous artist of the international
News Association, Of the international
battle between Packey Mcfarland OF
Chicago and Mat Wells of London, last
Friday night
As has been related through these
columns Mcfarland had all the better
Of the argument and If he had exhibited
any sort Of a punch he should have
scored knOckaut
The bout was held in the Madison
Square Garden. 1T was estimated that
1900 TANNED the large coliseum TO
witness the mill and thai the gross re-
ceipts apprOXimated S35, 600. Of which
Mcfarland drew down $4,000 which
was paid him by Wells who had a con
tract that called for fifty per cent OF
the gross receipts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
Games Friday.

Brooklyn al Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Chicago at PittSburg-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

team is entirely. disorganized. It has
been raining in the east lately, as IS
usual at this time of the year. 1t IS
up to the home manager to determine
II the grounds are in fit shape to play
Once the game is started the umpire
has full say. Until then, however, it
is the home managers perquisite-
Therefore Doom has been postpOning
games day after day. The Phillies have
PLAYED less contests than any other OF
the National league teams. His ath-
letes are getting we'll
The White Sox Of the city league
have changed their names to the Puri-
ties They viii have new uniforms
That will help some. The Soldiers and
the Globe Mills are at present the only
teams that hold up the dignity of the
league as far as the uniform is con-
cerned.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
Games Friday.

New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Cleveland at Chicago.
St Louis at Detroit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
CLUB STANDING :.
LAAIERICAN LEAGUI


New York, g Philadelphia, >.
Washington. ., Boston, l.
Chicago, ., Detroit, >.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

At Observation-Disclosures Vernon game
postponed; wet grounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

- ADDITIONAL SPORTING
> NEWS on PAGE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

At san FranciscO- 2 4 2.
Sacramento ----. ----.----.---.l 1
san Francisco -----.-...--.-7 1
Batteries Sacramento. Williams and
Price san Francisco. Miller and Berry.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

At Los Angeles p II. E
Oakland 800 ..---...-..-.--..l l6
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

Los Angeles .--...--...2 . .
Batteries Oakland, Ables and Mite;
Los Angeles. Flater and Boles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-05-02

Charles Doom. the sick manager Of
the Philadelphia Nationals, is play
ing strategy He has eight members
of his team in the hospital and the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

8or por0enoe Breiioent, 50. Nil.
ion, bar ifIg. o3ion's Serolo" / en-
2eiligbeOstole ingt: ~9aaar oi tiger,
at hi for at bragg unge 5olf til Sir.
fen itol gsre 9irfen interesiant, iaa
er ieg 6ange for, ri mener, OF DE
rtingen er Oft gore ben unoerboIoen.
De. ge0 on ON, at Senteret nogen
SinOe bar pift iie at bore ct nirf.
ion1t Nio6el til OF retleoe ems Op.
fsriel2 &ar on nogen Sinoe let
ben DpperIigite aoncert eIer Serie
of aoncerter blipe Nio0el til OF re.
polutionere ct 2ip? 9nr On nogen
Sin0e fenot, OF nogen Sum OF I'm.
oerboI6ing bar gnaet I9ngere END
til OF grfbe | ben Time, ben nare6e?
Derfom on mener at bragg lrtge
5of meo l1n6erboIoning, Iad bar
on fun cen llnoifpLoning oerfor, og
bet er at Iaoe ltn6erboloningen fsl.
ges at noeet, Der life er unoerbol.
6enoe, men iom griber Siertet. Seq
tor iige, at Der er noeen ltn6ffplo-
ming for at MARIE GoH til ct Steo,
bpor Der oil bIipe giort benz soot;
men leg merer, bet pifoe bore meget
beore ftrnpelfben at laoe Dem forftna,
at bette er ct Steo, bpor 0ipet beI.
bre0es, % ON be srffer oipet, rloo
& tcuulpe til bette Ste6.~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17
Yatific &reos' glarsmebe.

ofbolOtes / 2lnsgor airte, San 5ran-
cisco, / 8ogene ira ben %. Rou.
til 1. December, og oabneoes me6
@~uostieneite 1ofiigeliesoogen. go.
itor 90. e. 5. Rielien 5ernoole,
6olot Aabnin9stolen no fra Sal.
103, ID, b~porefter are0Sforman.
ben, Boitor u. 8. Senien, erflere.
De Meoet oabnet ben treenige@ Subs
gtapn. 5slgen0e Brpiter bar til
Steoe: q. 2. 9ieIien, Selmo; Bg.
Gborebp, eugene; %. q. s. 9ieIien,
5ern6nIe; N. u. an6reaien, Dat.
LAMB; oe Steoet8 Pr9it, u. s.
Senien. Desuoen nar Der 0elegater
fra fsIgenoe Nenigbeosfreoie: Sm.
manueIs, Cation; g. giIegoaro oe
8. 8anien; ebene5er, ReeOlep, s.
6. geterfen; Bella, Selma, 6. Gen.
fen; Bella, Del Rep, :. 6. 0iel.
len; 8or 5reliers, 5ernoaIe, s.
Sergenien; Dor 5reIiers, Oatlano.
ID. Senien; Qnsgors. Gan 5ron-
cisco, 8. 5bomien os 6. 8asmis.
len. og are6iens aosierer, 6. ".
gilegoarb, Oleonoer.
arebsmsoets screenings Sesiio.
rer ofboI6tes 5reoog os 2srbog
5ormioooe, oe poa @rimolas at
are6sformon6ens Snbberetnine for.
banoIeoes fIere eager meo Senipn
poo arbejoet | Dor are6s | bet tom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

Do Song 8IbeIm Den 5ieroe en-.
gang i oprsrt SinOsitemning ouer
en- 8ieners @fterlaoenbeo roieOe og
ifRnote iterft, itoO bans 8emnlin-
De, Dronning gIiiobetb, title op og
ioo fig omtring / 8Rreliet. Son.
gen lngOe Wprte Oertil og ipurgte:
rSooo fer on bog efter2" Seq ier
Blot efter aongen,~ iooreoe bun.
5re0erif BilbeIm bIeO itrafs title,
iOet bon fit en- 56lelie Of, at ban
bonoe booret fig meget utongeIi9t
90.
aae Seiu 9iicipIe er aonger, og
Sei1s er aongernes aonse, en- Ser.
re ober alt. Oct iemmer iig fife
en- arfiten at Io6e fig ooerpeI0e Of
2ioenifnb og 9reoe. l1op.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17
Sreu fra Sapau,
Sinai
g3o42

N
bar ieg ti0ligere ifreoet ire longe
9repe ON. ion ieg ifaI fife lfrioe
meget 0enne @aug, men BET bar
pPret os umuIigt at glemme BAN,
0enne fore unge N}an0, og un6er-
ligt bar Def 10 peret Tor os, at ri
ifalOe al me0 BAN.
Sna borne ie9 forIeoen en- 0rem.
Set bar Rotiumoto, iom iortolte,
at fort efter, at ban pnr oe0, bop0e
ban en- 9tat Orgmme Jet bain fom.
me til 5am. og ban bap0e "a itrats
ipurgt iom ri ale giorOe: oNfen
6oorfor 0e0e On Dog? pi troe0e ioo
iiffert, at on 6op0e en- itor 8erning
at uorette. Oertil ipore0e Sinai:
oot 90 par ogioa min @erning@, og
iaa ioriOanot ban. Qfen ieg er enig
meO Ntatiumoto /, at nOgen beore
6orfIartn9 poo bans tioIige Bort.
gang funoe ri life iao. 90 SENDS
oerninoerne bar fulot no betrnftet
Den. &ons 9eo par en- itor ginoing
for mango. SONS Ste0mo0er ipnes
en- beI anoen; bun er MI oebt og
ipnes ina IpffeIig 9oer Sang. man
fer beroe, og bans pngre 9rooer
er ogioo fommet meo fbIon0t Ser.
renS 6lof. 6oem oe0, modffe foor
bi en0nu en- Smoi meIIem pore Gr-
bei0eres Rpfter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

be igen. Seq tenter oftere pao eoer,
emo ieg ~ifrioer til eoer. Oct mao
ieg bel o0iaa tro ON eoer? ior ellers
iao oct lot iort no. Suif, at ri er
glaOe for 9repe. men fan 5 fife
foa Gio til at ifripe, ioa glenn Dog
life at beoe ior os. grepe fan Oi uu0-
opre, men life eoers 6orbennerl
MeO gnifet ON Serrens rige Bel
iignelie og 6reOen8 9ilien / Seiu
9topn.
@oers ll0ienoing,
30. Z. @intber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

Den rusiiife 9ronoroing bar /
lqngere Iii p9ret omtolt / Bres.
ien. Oct beo Jig, OF ban bar iDg,
og ioo Hop oct no, at en- Ssmort0
fflIoe babe ifuOt pno BAN. Dette
oen1entere0eS otter, men MI berettes
oct ooer 2onoon, at &ronprins Nler.
is bar opret @enitono FOR ct 9ibi.
IHt.angreb, o9 ban ifal oeret ifa.
oct / ben @rao, at ban er u%ififfet
iii at arpe 3ronen, ioa man isger
en- ot i9tte ! bans Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

beoe for baml Sp0en Smais Bort.
gang er ban Den beOite, ni bar. Or.
9ropn bar en0o8 foriloaet, at noor
ban baoOe itu0eret ct eQer to Ior
til, bur0e ban I'll @merioa for at
itlroere pIOere. iao ban funoe blioe
%ififfet Tor ell mere anioarsfuIo
Stilling. Maaife 9erren bar / Sin.
De at oporage Dam OertiI pna Ell
an0en Moa0e. Blot ban noar fine
&eniiqter. iao oil ri pore glo0e,
ielo ON bans 8eie er nof iaa ior.
ifelIige ira pore
9r Der nogen, ion oil ien0e bam
ct 9reo, ioa fan oct let IaOe Jig
gsre. 0o ban lpier Gngelif me6
2etbe6. Oct fan ienOes in care OF"
min aoresie, iaa ifal ieg NOT lace
bom ioa oct burtigit mtligt. 5or
3ioen er uoiigten, at ban maoite
fan fomme 10 isr Sui, men oct er
umuIigt at ii9e noget beitemt.
Ueuto
oor ogiaa poa &oipitaIet / Otter.
oar. men fom no lige / 3iOe til
SfoIen. sam fit ct gfftiot Snieft-
bio / Oct enc Ben, men Hap for.
boI6sois let ooer oct. San er eaers
raif % orbef0er 9o0t / Oct. 5 oan.
6eIig @enieen0e er Ser en- gIR0eIig
l0oifIing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

9raiiOent 1oft fol booe ierget
for at La0e BET bIipe foritooet, at
ban life mere oil forieoe at leoe
2epningerne al bet replt6litanite
8arti. Non mener, ban bar fooet
nof al bet, ion ban er reoe til at
trpffe fig tiIbo9e iOm 9ortiIeoer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17

De, ION f%oreitoor ll0oelingen Of
s1obelprpmierne, bar piit Jig ioa
benipnsfuIOe at beihttte, at Der in.
gen 6reoSprpmie ifol uO0eles
i Aor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-12-17


bei0eres RPfter.
Riura
Iigger for 1i0en pna 9oipitalet.
San bar baft ip9re Ii0er at gen.
nemgoa, % enonu er ban life f9r.
Dig. San bar / ct Bar 4ars 8iO
Iiot noget al UNDERSTANDABLE,
men iao ben poa G%fteraoret traf oct
iomnen til en- 9Dlo. iom ban
mnntte poo 9oipitaIet meo, fort fer
Sfolen begpnote, Get par oRrre, emo
man tenfte, og en- BEL Operation
rdr neopenoig. Den blep e~fterfuIgt
laf bsi 5e6er og oeraf ~fsIgen0e
Appetitlesbeo. Otter 6 Tiger trof
Oct Iamn1en til en- m 8plo li0t
o%benfor Gnfelen. Gn M Operation
par ns0oen0ig. llniDeriitetets be0ite
airurg u6isrte ben ieIp. st Bar
Gage nnr ban meget 0aorIig efter
aIoroformeringen; men MI er ban
en- bel Del beOre. Der er lat ct
@lrmmirsr ino ira bet spre Snit
ne6 til BET ne6re. Get bIiper toget
no bper Gag og lat in6 igen, noget
iom forpoloer ioa megen Smerte. at
Sengen er gennemuaoO al Spe0
bper Sang.
Seq beisgte Dam M forle0en
Qbon er pnn MISUNDERSTANDING /
5ltfuofo); 6eI0igpis pnr ban life
ioo LENT affrGftet. iom ieg baooe
frggtet. 5an bar figaet poo Rpggen
u0en at hunne Unite iig nj ! TO
Rome0er, og meaet al 3i0en bar
ban fun fooet liot Mplf. 6or Chen
er ban / 8e6ring. 9DlOene afgipe
minOre Moterie, og Ser er 6oab
ON inarIig 5eIbre6eIie.
San Ioa Der ia title og guoben.
gioen, bierteIig glo0 oeO at ie MIG,
fun beiO9ret oeo 3anten ON, at
ban M bIeo bogefter i Stolen, oa
at oct foite0e ioo meget (ca. rs
Gents ON 8ogen, tror ieg BET barr.
Oilers par ban eloo. ior @uo baD-
De ppret ioo goo imo0 bom beIe
3ioen.
Mens ban Dor aller6oorIigit, oor
Der fommet en- al Spgepleieriferne,
en- 4riiten, for at tale meo bam
ON Grfitus og inole6es tr6ite og
opmuntre BAN.
Og M, efter at ban par bleDen
6eore, 9aooe Fan faoet 2on til ielu
at esre Iiot ArbeiOe. Der bar fire
WfPno M, iom ban regelm9Siig
u~u6ernite / 9ibeIen, BEN enc bleo
en0og be6 at tomme, itsnt ban
boooe oaret u~6itrepen nf Soipitalet
iom bel6reoet: | l9ngere Ei6, og
oerne Nato par tioligere en- meget
bitter Mooitaroer. Ogiaa bette tog
Niura iom ct 8epis poa, at S1io
bar meo BAN, ielp mems ban Der
par fnngiIet til oct bnoroe 9eie.
Or Der life nogle faa, Der iom
en- SIogs Slilegone funoe ienoe os
liot til bam9 8i bar 10 taeet BAN
no af bans arbeioe, oa BET Fan
fnnr, mems ban er paa Sfolen, er
10 life mere END Iige til at lece pan,
mems fan er roif. af Benge, ieg
bar facet fra 9anmorf, bar ies
bitIpet bom Iiot tioIigere, oa ban
oar poo Soipitalet Il 5ior Com.
mer) en- 9i6, men bet oil life ilaa
til mn. Senb Oct fin til Dor Gam.
frm6sfosferer, men fig It'll Wttro",
foa fnor pi BET moi.
~ IT, ~ 3i,fo VT. clam fY4e M