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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
TRAVIS LOW SCORE
ON LINEHUSST LINKS

PINEHURsT.- n. G.. Ian. To
days train brought the advance
guard Of golfers who will particle
pale In next weeks ninth annual
midwinter golf tournament. and fast
form has been generally shown in
today's practice.
Interest of the gallery, however,
was conferred upon a match between
Walter J. Travis. of Garden City, and
A. =. MaeMahan, OF the Royal and
Ancient Club of st. Andrews, in
which the ex-fsr1tfsh and American
champion turned In q card OF seven
fy-two fof the famous number two
course. Not only Is this the best
round thus far rec ,rded this sea-
son. but II should have been at least
two strokes lower, for Travis tee
shot was within fifteen yards Of the
hole on the short seventeenth, and
should have gone down In three, In
stead of Ave.
The trophies OF the tournament
placed On exhibition today have at
trarted much attention hecause OF
their value and great beauty. The
prize for the winner of the first or
nresid ant,s. division is n riteste OF TIA
BILE silver. exceeding $500 In value.
The eighteen other trophies Offer
ed bring the total sum represented
well beyond the thousand dollar
mark.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
VIRGINIA TO PLAY
VANDERBILT TEAM
JOHNS HOPKINS PROBABLY WILL
Be cuT OFF FOOTBALL
SCHEDULE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, Jan. =
After NEGOTIATIONS that have iaslea
over several years II is no" an as
sured fact that the University OF tif-
ginia and Vanderbilt football eaeFehs
Will clash for the nrst time III many
years next fall November y has prac-
tically been decided on for the dhte,
the game to be played on the Nander-.
.bilt grounds In Nashville. Tenn. The
following year. according 10 plans
which have only to be approved BY
the board OF faculty advisers. me teams
will clash somewhere in this Fteift-
fty. probably OH Lambeth hield, IN
1913. with Vanderbilt In line 1t Is
practically certain that one or taa
three big games that have been fea-
lures on the schedule for the past Two
years win necessarily be dropped
Whether Georgetown, Johns Hopkins
or Swarthmore will lose the place en-
virginias schedule cannot be deter
mined at this time. but the consensus
here seems to be that johns hopkins
will be the loser.
Manager Miner Lille, Of the Virginia
team, has been negotiating with the
Tiger manager FOR some time IN rope
Of coming TO an agreement but thus
far without success. II seems tnat
Tire Grange and Black would aAGe- y II =
ginia come to Princeton early In Oe-
tober for a game, and 1t lis hardly
probable that the faculty committee
here would consider trip for the team
at so early a date. Manager Lille
has not abandoned all hope Of ar
ranging game with Pennsylvania.
but should the date with Princeton ha
arranged no attempt would be made
to annex another big game for Tear 81
making the schedule too heavy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
VIRGINIA ATHLETICS
MAY GO TO CUBA
RIGI4ER WILL TAKE TRACK MEN
TO MEET HAVANA TEAM.
IL POSSIBLE

CHARACTERISTIC VA Ian I.---
Field and track stars as veil as
football eleven represe ntatives of
Virginia VIII compete against the
powerful athletes ~ the University Of
Havana in Cuba next fall IL the plans
OF Umpire Rigier, of the National
Baseball League, who has just re-
sumed his Law course here after a
visit to the island. do not miscarry
-IIgIer- Inn pisad- tlaa-re4eeIat- series of
games between the natives and New
York Giants, and during his stay. in
Havana struck up an acquaintance
Nth athletic auth critics at the, nated
university. AT the time he dfviul~ed
the Information that he was interested
in the lotal institution and intended to
complete his law course at the end
of the present year. Shortly before
he babe adieu 10 foreign shores the
we'll known arbiter was aproched by
a represen NATIVE of the University OF
Havana as to the possibility of TAX
ing up athletic relations with the
University of Virginia. When he was
told that the home authorities would
guarantee all necessary expenses To
bring the American athletes to the
island. he began TO look upon the
proposition in a serious light. ~
1t seems that the Cubans would
have Virginia send a football SQUAD
as welt as tae Tybst Formidable of her
track athletes to Havana during the
Christmas RECESS next wear for n
mammoth athletic carnival that. It Is
claimed, would attract thousands of
residents of the island to the scene OF
activities. Plans as partially manred
out call for two faetfall games. one
TO be played Christmas day and the
ether New Year. with a track meet in
the interim Mr.. Rigler couches for
the fact that the college boys would
he treated royalty during their stay
Mih- natixe~ hosts. -hasing his claims on
personal expart@Bess
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

WOLVERTON PLANS
NEW YORK SHIFTS

NEW YORK. Jan. T,--While Harry
Wolverton, the new skipper OF the
Yankee team hasn't minated the
changes he will make in his team, there
il the belief that there VIII be n big
SHIFT In the hill teams infield 1t is
said that the new boss has his optics
on a shortstop and II second saeker.
and that the only person who is sure
OF his job ia Hal Chase.
Wolverton has heard much about
Dolan, the new third sacker, who, in
the short space OF time he played
around third base. showed he had the
right stun Iii him to stay In the
league. Doian IL aggressive, and skips
around the bases in such manner
az to be declared fast. The new
leader will get personal line on his
men when he watchN them work in
Atlanta. 60
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
DOCTOR BUYS NORFOLK CLUB
N Gamer J. R. McCdy is Praeieing Physician Who Has LIKED
1ide1yoter City One Year

! cut his ability and usefulness were
.ieyer SUFFICIENTLY appi eSlateu.
Lunch Is LotLunaie IN nakink an UNI
,.ire or Inc reputation htu avtlity VI
1.uck Owens 10 lake ODay pace.
an The American Associa,iun owens
aas Ueen star umpire Tor years. ne
l. Il ttE, blunt. occiueu feitow Tor Wh"Hi
payers soon learn tn acquire great
fesB.ct, viii stand no triniftS, but Is
neither hot headed nor putineadeA lie
is iirm and quick IN his deeisieI ~
-sfYs4ited VITA coed judgment and
knows how To handle games and play
ers and get along with players.
The National League. notwithstand-
ing the loss OF ODay, will start the
season with the umpire situation ap-
parently admirably provided for. Inc
atah VIII he composed of owens, Klein
Rigler, tombstone, Eason, Emsiie
Brennan, Finneran and Bush. about as
competent an array Of talent as could
he brought together. KLEIN, Rigler,
tombstone ana Emslie are veterans.
t-asen hasn't been OIL ciating so long.
hut from the first has taken to the
work readily and made rapid improve
ment, RigleF is another umpire VINO
has Improved a great deal. Like
Klein, he wasn't thought much OF at
first, but developed into star, and
Of the whole STAFF Is about the cool
est and most prompt to act In an
emergency. Brennan did fine work In
this world series last fall and was
so per cent. better official at the end
than, at the beginning of the pennant
campaign. Bush comes from the
Texas League. and Joined the National
League stan late in the season. Lynch
likes his work. Either he or Emsiie
wifi be- the extra man on the stan.
III the American League Ban john
son has lis old standbys. Dineen. Con-
molly, O'Loughlin, Evans, Perrtne and
h.gan. and for new men. WesterNeit
and Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

With franclic headlines "A ga bic
from the New York Herald bureau.
la0 Fleet street, London. Saturday,
related
Mr. Lee Shubert announced this
afternoon that he had obtained the
American rights To The Night Birds.
II 4ss -L..adH@ I~.g eE.s-- 4-.t.ttrti.,a -..f
Tie Fiiedermaas. Miss Fritzi Scheff is
IN assume the PRINCIPAL role. The
music IL by Herr Johann. Strauss
Theatergoers Of two generations
ago remember g bic F'lieiermaus."
otherwise "The Bat by Strauss 1t
was revived for a short time not SD
many years ago. Johann Strauss @as
the grandfather of 49, Oscar Strauss
composer of '''rhe Waltz Dream and
'fT1 AfToy0i5re Soldier. Friends sug-
gest that Johann has returned from
the dead and written some hot stuff
.fs.rps.thats nAsalsa..
is rather to the tobasco and the waltz
music in II is lust as fresh as ever.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

Avery Hopwoods comedy In which
Blanche Bates appears tonight and
tomorrow night at the Academy.
bears relation To A Florida En-
scenes are laid there, nor has II to
do with the Laura Jane Libbey school
romance in which the pair are al
ways parted at the altar. "Nohodys
Widow" may sound like Wife in
Name Only" but it Is different. In
fact "Nobody's Widow" Is very like
itself and no other piece. according
10 the advance notices. 1t must be
good or blanche Bates would not be
starring in it,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
CHICAGO Is AFTER GOLF
CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNEY

CHICAGO, Jan. 7.--Chicago golf
ers are claiming the national amateur
tournaments for the Chicago Golf
the Wheaton course an a result Of
the sanction to re issued at the an
nual meeting OF tho United States Goli
Association, which viii be held in
Philadelphia on January IL.
n the national amateur, tourney Il
played oves this Chicago links the en-
trAnts are assured OF course that
ranks among the best In the West II
-net IN The. eountfy. Fhe course wuv
remodeled and improved last year
op1n l6AxnAMAn4, and Il u sAid that
Il A1rHtnhee The besf posslbas tesf Tor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
CANADIANS TO CHALLENGE
ron NEW YACHTING TROPHY

NEW YORK. Jan. There il a
strong probability that the Royal
Casadian Yacht Club viii challenge
Tor the new trophy which has been
o1fered for the yachtsmen OF the lakes.
Thls trophy u to take the place OF the
Canada cup. now held BY. the Rockies
tkara wae long controversy two
1890 ae0. the Canadians have the
AZ reasr Patricia, with which they re-
fatnad the E1chcx- Gun last anIntuer In.
+ 0nF1o0 81 sa01a with tbs Seneca. Of
HS31 s6r9ee and X n very probable
o1e13S ~ rAce4 viii b ara
= fnr M iew trophy and thar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
BONHAG BEATEN BY
WILLIAM KRAMER

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-William
Kramer, former cross-country Chan-
pit.Fs- he redesssta les George
Bonhag off his feet in the three mile
run at the annual indoor games of the
Xavier Athletic Association last aiSht.
The race was handicap affair with
-Eaahssg as4 SAL atels. BenhaE.. tSsk 4laA
lead at the start OF the second mile.
but was ovortoken ard passed Ivy
Kramer on the second lap Of the third
mile Kramer won the race In 14.2f.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
Standing Of Teams.
,LECT CHIvINGTON
FOs FIVE YEARS

CHICAGO Jan. 7-Thor,ae NJ
Chisdn~ton was re-ele~tes president
of the American Association for o,
term Of Ave years by the baseball
club owners in session AT the annual
meeting ~ ths ORGANISATION at the
Congress Hotel to-day. The meetinx
was q short and harmonious enc.
The constitution Of the league was
- tAat the bea-A of -sai-
ii. the future Instead 81 d~u, 81 IN
thu past. The League aAoptNd n 1853
kAme schedule Tor the coNainx seas
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
RETiREs FROM
GAME AFTER so YEARS

CEIC,ACO,4 Jan Here is the real
baseball sensation OF the american As
seeiation meeting. w. II. Watkins,
.nwner. Of the Indianapolis club, an
nouiices his retirement from baseball.
II Ia learned on the best OF authority
ths.t Mr., Watkins has sold out his in;
terest In the Indcnaroiis club. bag and
fareas e, aHhou b he Win probably re-
rain here durinv the bat nee OF the
wiufe~. afferrard goin~ to his farm
IN Nichivar. Mr. Watkirs has heen
rntSe erv~acteN IN basel all for the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
WILLIAMS WINS BY KEEPING
GEORGE STANDING ON RUN

NEW YORK. Jan, &c arias VIII:
liams. OF England, racquet champion
of the world. added the title OF Amer
lean champion to his belt by defeat
Ing George Standing. the holder for
a dozen years. In his home court at
the New York Racquet and Tesnis
Club by three games TO one. Al aces
TO- = y
With Standing II was case OF the
vase that goes often to the well being
cracked at last and while Williams
lived up to being the best pfayer us-
yeloped In England since Peter La
thAm's young days In lSS7,-- IL was.
conceded that this handicap tsat beat
the title holder was the age difference
between them Of twenty-orie years.
Jamsettii from whom Williams won
the worlds title II 50.
Williams Ii a lucky youth. winning
yesterday az he did against the Par
see by setting the pace and keeping
Standing on the run.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

GRAND. CIECI q
MEN IN NEW YOr

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Stewar1a
the Grand Circuit will meet on q n.y.
day afternoon at~tho Waldorf-AaeGf
TO arrange the dates Of the $50
meetings. Those expected 10 ct
are Fl. X. Devereux, Cleveland
presidentr and G.-L Dietrich o.
same city, the secretary. hut -
voter: III. s. Neatly. for Bu6alo
Syracuse: A. J. WEIGH. HaKfH
Fred Postal ANA II. III. 1fo0n1s
troit, and Orlando Jones. neaAy1t
AT the special meeting ok
board In this city In Novem1oFs
was an invitation extended to#
Kentucky Trctting Horse Asoecf6
of Lexington to Join the ciruule
as there II now . new nlAnaa
headed by Edward A. Upton -
ident, Il may be that the NG0~
may fail into liue and cease
an independent one. The H.
hmm Park Driving club Of
N. H.. asked for admtttanea a.
session and will expect to ~ m11l
Cd. ~ 7s 7SsFssS
should thA Cotmrshra Olslo.
which Withdrew ls~t wear. ~
ink ara Ley,rYtcn ard G9l6
Nrrwvht IN \ rsrrw.t N rfrA -
~ri~ht M a~-@rxM4 w'tN ont ~
vsnw'~ IN, ~ .Ns clcs'r. erea{
ing N tho season. SIN i M m IA.
fsifya'tat an m fnAenept
would have M other Ohfe0t n
ing than To etfeMSthen ~ ulD
sport u light harness h6f
si$tpH, 6ss$ fess
fx>ts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
The f,herus Lady.

A sort OF condensed version of
The Chorus Lady vas forgiven at
the Academy Saturday. The heavy
man quit his job early Saturday morn
ing. AT the earnest solicitation of the
manager. although ii is said he de-
parted in high spirits, The manager
PLAYED his part and was about the
best ctor ia the com.any. The young
woman who took Rose Stafil's role,
Misa Elizabeth Dunn. gave "a very good
performance and the chorus ladies
were the real goods. Miss Eliza beth
Bradae!d "a Sylvia Simpson looked
the part. Miss Katherine Irwin was
~ elyn Larno To the life and Laura
Lawrence looked as sweetly innocent
as any chorus girl AS for Pearl
Sherwood-weli. she was Nora O'Brlen
and Nora was sueh a simpleton-
in the play--that the chances are that
she went hack TO the chorus and the
bright lights. stu tho tnire per-
:orxmance was somewha tn the paz3az,
as Miss Patricia. o'Brien would re-
.s.l.s X
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
Oscar HaInnerstcin Rack.

Oscar Hammerstein Is back in New
York hat and all. 1T is not stated
that Broadway will lift its lid when
oscar strols around. Bot perhaps the
lid is always off on Broadway.
Two newspaper items; oscar Ham
rnerstetn Is going TO produce an opera
written by the Duke of Argyll. Hoot
mon,
Oscar Hamtnerstein IL going 10
produce an opera by a wealthy Eng
lisGman named Howard de Walden.
Of the old aristocratic family oil that
name. 1t will have a Welsh subject
rArebit. probably. Smoosh. Oscar,
: Weif Ferrari. >7econlpess-r 'ns lie
Donne Curiasc' wnpt when he heard
hrs rrftt--ss ut the metropolitan IN New
York. Saturday. As ne didn't tear
his hair as well no doubt he we~:
with 5GN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

Especial to The Richmond Virginian)
NORF DIX, VA, Jan. 7.--Dr. j. X.
Assffef55FHry,,t the purchaser =gf-tfIe Nor
folk franchise in the Virginia League,
is comparatively new resident OF
Norfolk. coming here a year ago. He
Is an osteopatnie-aiiopa thic physi
clan, and is associated with Or. sam
Vii ii. Bright. who has been here
five years. He is q native Of FEM
nessee. thirty-tbree years cid and Il
graauatc OF the American school OF
ostenpathy Kitksa!lle, Ao,, ana the
Chattanooga Medical College, q part
Of Grant LniYersny-- lie Played foot@
mail four years at - ant conversely.
DIR. McCray ssid Iast night that
he and his associates mad bought the
Norfolk Club outright, and would
do their best 10 make the game go in
this city, He said ne hau not had
time to decide how he would vote
III the presidential muddie. as the
league Is now mixed up.
Trouble is brewing in the Vir-
ginia League says Baltimore
newspaper. Shucks; that's II otnins.
.1nuple Is always brewing in the
Virginia League. Has been breWeu
for many days and kept to age, and
will continue to be brcwed as long
as Il lot of near baseball men are coa-
nected with the ieague. Worst OF
it the fans have to drink the brew,
and it's usually bitter stGfr,
Welcome 10 our city" said :ar
upon meeting Montague G.ass--that
is. Gus Mnfb1it. yesterday. i haven't
been away SAID the excellent writer
Of sh ort stories Never mind, re-
piled the tan, welcome to our city
tast the same,
Only tie men have pa ssed ~
Cobrs best batting f5Hres in tie past
twenty wears, says Washington
writer: DUTY. Boston, 1877 .43S;
Turner. Philadelphia. isa+. .42s,
Burch. Brooklyn, 1898, .4-5. Bark
EFT. Cleveland, IS95, .453: l.aiote.
Philadelphia. 1901. .t22. All Inese
men were known as sluggers. They
were of the old school, @Ith little OF
Cobhs knowledge On Tho bases"
He may De right ABOUT four of
them. but Duffy ~as one Of the most
saieatiAr ba.Stfgn ~ no e&er STEPPED
into ball. LAID Ii DOWN, hit it out
or shot IT through an opening. VITA
Tom Mccarthy, lie made a double
team OF clever base runnets. IneS
III not have thr vim and dash OF
o1b. but they were b& No means
FOUND wanting when it came 10 seor-
ing runs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
At the I heatres
Blanche Bates A ppeays at the Acnd-
envy" Fdntasma" dithe Bj0u--
i" The Chorus Lady" Forgtven

Academy.
Tonight and tomorrow night
Blanche Bates In "Nobodys Willow"
Friday, matinee and night-The
"Kiities' Band.
Bijou.
This week-Hanlons "Fantasma.
Empire,
- Continuous vaudeville.
Colonial.
Continuous vaudeville and moving
pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08
BASKETBALL GAMES
AT CHRIST CHURCH

The .bask ethail league Of the five
Church Hill public schools began
their games at Christ Church Assoe;a-
..Aa. -.Haiis-ium lasL riuay after
neon. A large number OF boys and
girls were OF hand To cheer. A NUN
Der Of teachers were also prsGent. The
games were fast and clean, and the
boys showed Il splendid knowledge of
the sport
THE nrstr garna hetween Paramount
and Jefferson was warmly contested,
and not until time was called was
either team sure OF victory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

Goals: Woodward. 3; Andrews. j;
Wharton, /.
The game between Springfield and
Bellevue was q one-sided contest, ow-
ing to the fact that Springfield out
ciassed Bellevue In size Of PLAYERS.
summary: Final score, Springfield,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

Figg and Cutchins. Forward Duke
!. Eaton and barrett Forward. .Chappell
Goals A~ntchiHss z, Pcndictun, 4;
Figg .; Barrett, |.
Goals: Duke. /; Thomas. !.
Referee, Tonseys Time keeper, Cog
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

Especial TO The Richmond Virginian)
10 L. q II 1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-01-08

Welcome TO our city," said a ian
upon meeting Montague G!sss--that
is. Gus Mnfbcit. yesterday. Il haven't
been away SAID the excellent writer
of sh prt stories. Never mind, re-
piled the fan, welcome to our city
}ast the same, 3'----
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
sRina boenoe nolnn0inge n1erter,

Saeina boenoe n~ol9n6inge me11er,
lat BET miolertioige reublifallfe
IStpre SIR Jig for itore Sanfer ON
ben Magt BET bar ODER 8efolfnin-
gen, og fra De feiierliges SIDE leg~
ges Der neppe 5fiul paa> at Sc Dig,
ter at foriDare Jig meo De Mi6ler,
Der itaar til &aaoigbe6> bpilfet bill
{itge, at De bill laoe set fon1me til ben
|barite 5orm al 8lo6suogpoelie, ON
De Ter lin Sor0el 6erpe0.
Sc / &ina boen6e u6%lnn6inge far
biotil ful6iten0ig un6ganet Ielger-
ne al 8orgerfrigen 80 1ogle faa %
meget ipreote Mngreb paa Mislio-
nerer / De in0re Hropinier fan nep-
pc fripes paa Sremmeoba0ets Meg-
ming. Men set er 6og life az
I,giort, at bette life fpr elIer ienere
ffn1oe fomme til 110bruo, og set
mangler lite paa Soripg / Sterling
|af at opflamme set. @aaleoes er
Der / ct Shanghai @la6 fremlot Sen
&aaitanb, at 11aor Ser life for Len,
&c 1i6en ct in6troa6t 6reo / 2onoet,
ifDl6es bette fremme6e @opitalil t.
9Dnotfater, al bbilfe Stan0ar6
Oil COMPANY er Set pigtigite, og
iom Ter lin Gor6eI / at pnl tie til 81
ben for 6erbe6 at blipe iaa meget
1ifrere paa &onces lioner, 11oar set
reprb1ifanife Stpre en0elig er foit=
1oQet. So Longer Stri6en barer,
oes mere bil &rpii6ent Gun gan
Gen trange til Benge, iom @pn=
6tfaterne foritreffer bam me6, og
oisie oil 6erpe6 fao ioa meget ia
ltere @reb paa bam og bans Momi=
n%iltration, naar 5eiren er br,r0et, og
fan fremtbinge 6eres Sor6ringer.
Mange %fremragen6e &ineiere fer /
bette Sen birfelige @run0 til, at
&reiioent Gun got Gen er iaa
paaitoaelig I fine &rab, i6et ban
beier Jig for SDnoifaternes Sn6-
flp6elie. Mange &apitaliiter baa6e
europa og Mmertfa, og 5tan6ar6
;Sl So. mere ems noge11 att6en, FL
ger efter. 2ei1igbe6 til at l6nDt=
te &inas &ig6omsfil6er og bar
poet run6elige @i6rog til Sun Wot
I@en og bans &ag11e, og set bar
poa oereS 0pfor6ring at Brnii-
oenten moo lit egentlige 9nffe of=
bol6t fig fra at legge lin perionlige
Snoflpbelie in6 / 8eitrebelierne for
at opnaa 6re6, ielp ON fan ifltl6e
opgipe in Observation-Disclosures. Sc
forlangte> at ban if1tl6e bebol6e fin
Stilling og bol6e Sc Softer bon
baD6e grbet, og 6eres Snoflp6elie
bar iaa itnrf, at fan life fun6e itoa
Zig for SEN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-02-02
tie fore Srogeoie / ben arftfife Op-

ite fore Srageoie / ben arftfife Dp-
ongelfesbttorie. Manr man Der ier,
bborIebes +. gfS. ben fiaffe g..
geant Mice, bs6tr9t, ll6bungret og
~forfrosien trpr at funne reo6e i1g
De6 ct &bantum @o1n, bportil enbog
iatteS Nmmontaf (oet berite, Gun
funbe finoe paa), og iaa nntooel.
bart efter ber / lin Sen Srebericbs
Mrme, me0ens Sre0ericb bergper itg
ielp @aoerne, enoog til 5fiorteu,
for at barme fit Sens itibne0e Gent
mer, ga fan man iffe nn6gaa at BIT
be un6erligt bergrt be6 Sanfen on,
at iua megen @nergi, iaa meget
Mob og Selbopofrelie bliber iaale-
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