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Evening journal., 1913-02-15
EVERRSON In
THE GAME AGAIN
Veteran Pitcher to Manage
Newark Team This
Year
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.

Special to THE Evening JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Feb. 15.-The Newark
baseball club of the Tri-County
League at a meeting last night,
elected Bert Everson manager Of the
team, for the coming season. Ever
son, who is especially we'll known to
Wilmington baseball fans. he having
played on the old Wilmington A. A.
team, is employed at a local fibre
plant. There was no opposition what
ever to his selection and the meeting
adopted motion giving him complete
control and charge of the players
while on the field
Numerous details were discussed,
but many of them were allowed to re-
main over until the next meeting.
There will be a meeting Of the league
In March, and it will likely be held in
Newark. At this meeting new presi-
dent and other officers VIII be elected,
the schedule discussed and several
other important matters disposed Of.
One Of these will be the adoption OF
rules to govern the various teams and
players during the 1918 season. Presi-
dent Moore of Oxford is not a candi-
date for reelection. Thomas Kay, of
Elk Mills, a man who has been closely
identified with the league since it was
first organized several years ago, is
the leading candidate, and It is thought
that he will be elected without much
opposition.
Billy Marsey, the popular catcher
who last year managed the local club,
is now working in Chester but it is
expected that arrangements can be
made whereby Marsey will be able to
play here again next season. There
was a rule in the league last year al
lowing each team TO go outside of the
town for one player, and II this rule
is again adopted, Marsey would be
able to play. He was not only con-
sidered one of the best catchers In the
league last season. but he also led the
league in batting.
Jake Hogan. a crack southpaw
pitcher, formerly with ELK Mills, who
has been living and working in New
ark for nearly a year, will also be
eligible to play on the local club.
The same grounds that were used
last year on Delaware Avenue. have
been leased again from the Huber es-
tate
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
JOHN P. DONAHOE
INJURED BY FALL
Old-Time Democratic Leader
and Legislator Now is
Belfast

General John r Donohoe. formerly
president Of the State Senate aud
conspicuous figure in Delaware poll
tics, is bedfast as the result Of fail
suffered In his home, No. 4O1 West
Sixth street, early this week The gem
eral whose health and eyesight have
been failing for several years, started
late at night from one room to an
other without assistance and tripped
and fell He lay there helpless until
he could arouse members Of the sleep
ing household They assisted him to
his bed and he since has been unable
to leave It,
Although the body Of this old Demo-
cratic war horse is weak and his eyes
are feeble. his mind is clear and be
takes pleasure in talking OF the old
days when he played such conspicu-
Gus part in Delaware politics and leg
islation.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
HE PLEADS FOR PEACE.

In the Y. NJ c. A. last night be-
fore the mcmbers OF the i5eiSware
Peace Society, Arthur ID. Call. execn-
tive secretary Of the American Peace
Society. OF Washington. ID. c.. spoke
on. I'VE Aablitionists. Mr. Call said
that the first effort for abolisbing
wars commenced I'm 1915. when the
first effort to abolish slavery was
made He said every time a thirteer-
inch gun is fred It costs enough to
build a home and when two guns are
fired the cost is sufficient to pay for
a college education.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
pTNLYN vs.. CrCTL HICn.

Fenlyn Uall VII meet Cool County
High I'm The y. NJ G A, gymnasium to-
night. The Elkton school has a
strong team, having held the local
Friends School team to n 80 20 %
score Consequently. this is looked
upon as penlyn's hardest game and tho
locals viii have 10 show their host
form To hang mp their ninth victory
The preliminary game win be the
third Of the series Of games between
penlyn Second aud the Riverton
quintet penlyn won the first game
by the score Of z 90 6. and Riyerton
secured the second by IL 90 o.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
MCCARTHY TO rIGHT SMITH.

by the United Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. l5.--W Wearying of
his efforts to bring about a meeting
between Bombardier Wells and
Luther McCarty, Billy Gibson. match
maker Of the Garden Athletic Club,
announced today that arrangements
has been made for bout between
the English champion and Gunboat
Smith on March z, or March IL.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
COLLEGE BOYS
PLAY BASEBALL

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del, Feb. 15-Much In
terest is now being taken in indoor
baseball Every afternoon there is a
regular game in the gymnasium. Tho
games between the various classes
viii be played in the near future.
The baseball men have a change for
some early training when they play
the indoor game Captain Hoch has
all the veterans in the gym three
times a week TO timber up their mus
cles with the big pill Regular bat
ting practice is held which helps the
men stand up to the plate aud got
their eye on the ball.
The battery candidates for the
baseball team started their regular
work today I'm the baseball cage. The
veteran twirlers of last years team.
Jolls and GoeheRan. will not report
for several weeks The freshmen
class showed up very we'll and some
OF the young pitchers look very good.
The only catcher TO report was Daw
son. '16. He handles the bali nicely
and looks as If he had the qualities
Of hrst class bac6stop Houchin
who was a substitute on the Varsity
last year warmed up for nearly an
hour. Doc seems to have better
control this year than ever and he
should make good Wallace. 'l5 and
Goves a. both tossed the ball over
for awhile. Bounds and Hoch appear
TO be the best OF the freshmen can
didates. jim Huston, tho veteran
Varsity catcher, took charge OF the
new men. The battery candidates
who reported were Huston and Daw.
son. catchors; liouchin. Wallace
Groves, Bounds, Hoch. Loyett, New
ton and Hill, pitchers.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
WICkERSHAM'S
GOAL THROWING
BEATS ACADEMY

High School made its ten out Of
eleven yesterday. when they took Will
mington Conference into camp and
sent the Doverites down to 1880 de-
feat The visitors were never IN the
running, and Speer's proteges got
away right on the reel The first
session ended with tho figures 26-l1
in the locals favor, and the second
stanza was merely a repetition of the
first. High bomharded the net with
a deadly accuracy ana soon made
their opponents take the count
Wilmington passed and shot like
fends, and ran up the score In no
time. Wickersham broke Berls rec
ord of eleven goals, by gong one bet
ter, dropping them in from all angles.
Benchy Foulk and Jones also figured
in the scoring act, each coping FIVE
tosses. Jack Daley and Blickle put
up their usual steady game and their
accurate passing was one of the feat
ures of the contests.
High has a chance OF eQualhng
Friends last years record of IA VIC
tories out of 10 contests
Neblitt and Robinson starred for
Conference with nine goals between
them The lineup:
w. II. s. w. G.. A.
Jones ..... forward . Forsythe
(BrighD.
Daley forward Robinson
Wickersham center ...... .Neblit
(Stirlithl
Foulk .......,g guard ...... Burke
Blickle ......- guard . .Weddel
8; Foulke. 8 Daley. 2, Blickle, D..
Neblitt, Robinson. 9 Forsythe g.;
Burke, j. Fouls, Blickle, Forsytho.
4. Referee, Ross,
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
MENTION ABRAHAMs

vi TWI|TT 7 70
II is said that friends Of Alexander
r. Abrahams are urging him to be-
come candidate for Council from
the Fifth ward. Whether he will al
low tho use of his name for the place
he has not determined Mr.. Abra-
hams or "Aleck, as he is Familiarity
known in lodge, club and sporting cir
young men Of the town. He is we'll
nown in lodge, club and sporting cir
cles. During the split i'm the Repuh-
lican ranks, Mr. Abrahams worked In
his ward for harmony as a member OF
the United Republican Association oil
the Fifth ward.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
AMERICAN LEAGTE- I-MPIRTS.

CHICAGO. Feb. 15.-President Ban
j. Johnson announced here his staff
Of eight umpires for the American
League. They are T. H. Connolly,
Frank OLoughlin, W. H. Dineea, w.
G. Evans, Robert Hart, Charles Fer
guson, George Hildebrand and e. J,
McGreevy. The last three are new
men. Ferguson is from the Amer
iean Association and Hildebrand and
McGreevy are from the Pacific Coast
League
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
KRAUsE BEAT BAKER.
Earned Decision After SIX Hard
Rounds at Nonparcll A. &.

After six giye-and-take rounds. in
which neither man attempted to back
up Johnny krause earned the de-
cision over Whitley Baker In the
vlnd-up az the Nonparoil Athletic
Club last night.
The bout between See-saw Kelly
and Mickey McDonough was stopped
in the fifih round to save McDonough.
while the one between George Evans
and Eddie Oliver was brought to an
abrupt ending in the third round by
the referee 10 save oliver from a
knockout
In the other houts Youny ny Cobb
beat Danny Ferguson and Roy Hurst
outboxcd and outfought Kid Statue.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
BASEBALL
DIamond News and GossIp.

Larry Cheney, the Cub pitcher. has
sold his cigar stand and will invest
the money in an interurban line at
Gushing, Okla. Query How much
street car line could fellow buy
with the sale price Of cigar stand?
The Red Sox have cut OBrleu's sal
airy. He is holding out and wants to
be transferred to Chicago.
Some Southern league club. name
not mentioned. is after Tom Aber-
crombie, the Jacksonville hurler. Tom
does not want to play in the Sally
again, but would be tlckled with n
job in the Southern.
Sam Crawford says that Ty Cobb Is
worth $4,000 a year to the Detroit
team and advises Ty to stick It out.
p. s.-Tyrus Will
The Vols have decided not to have
Bin Ludwig report-and after paying
S4O0 for him, tool This is positively
prodigal
Charlie. Case holds the record for
optimism. He has sent his contract
back to Vol headquarters With pro-
fuse thanks that his salary wasn't
out
Red Moore. a six-footer with ox-
perience In the American association
and on the coast may be signed hy
Nashville lie has been out of base
ball and IN business for few years.
but finding business poor wants to
turn his hand again TO baseball.
Charles Hickman has landed as
coach Of the University of West vir-
ginia nine.
Bill Lange has turned down the Of
fer TO help coach the White Sox
jos Tinker will use Bcals Becker
as utility outficlder and no doubt he
will be slipped in occasionally as n
pinch hitter He Is punk at fielding
but is a dangerous left-hand hitter.
Tom O'Hara wants a job as scout
for the Reds, and he may get &C. The
only thing against him IS that he
formerly secuted for the Highlanders.
They arc already distributing the
tickets for the opening day game az
Cincinnati
The Cincinnati team may run over
from Mobile TO Guliport for a gamo In
March With the Detroit club The
Reds figure it a short jump for a good
game
The neld captains of the Southern
league teams this year will be. A..
lanta Alperman: New Orleans, Robe.
| Birmingham. Ellam. Mobile. Starr,
Montgomery. Elwert Nashville
Schwartz. and Chattanooga. Elbor
field The Memphis club Is the oni,
one which has not named a field cap
tain
Who started the rumor that the \
IN William M kavanaughs nam
stands for Marmaduke and does g
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
BEGIN SHOOT FOR
THE CONNABLE CUP

over the DUPONT Gun Club traps
this afternoon the first OF the final
series of shoots for possession OF the
Frank J.. Connable cup Will begin.
The other dates are February % and
March s. Each contest is to be so
targets per man. distance handicap.
Following is a list of those who are
eligible, together with their handi-
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
FRIENns rRY CnArESNILLF-

Friends School will tackle a hard
proposition when they go up against
Coatesville this afternoon. Coates
Vile, it will be remembered was the
only team that handed Friends a de-
feat last year and by doing so they
broke the locals record of fourteen
straight victories.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15

II UUWIIIUH % VI" dUVNVl IIINIT u
several challenge matches scheduled
to take place. n. IS. Smith, the hold
er Of the Glass B challenge cup has
been challenged by l.. l.. FARRELL.
Glass ID cup win be placed in opei,
competition and there may be
match for the Glass C cup. This
weather is delightful for trap shoot
ing and a good crowd is expected to
attend.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
HERE'S A CANDY WORTH EATING

Barr's Saturday Candy fresh every
week from Boston. A soc candy for
29c a pound. Sold Saturdays only at
Danforth's Dependable Drug Store,
Market and Second Streets
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
HERE'S A CANDY WORTH EATING.

Barr's Saturday Candy fresh every
week from Boston. A soc candy for
29c a pound Sold Saturdays only at
DaDforths Dependable Drug Store,
Market and Second Streets
Evening journal., 1913-02-15
GAS MEN BOWL

The Commercials Of the Whining
ton Gas Company defeated the Meter
inspectors on the A. o. L. w. alleys
last night by 202 pins. The score.
COMMERCIALS.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15

1918 overland Cars at 227 West
Tenth ST.
Evening journal., 1913-02-15

Who started the rumor that The NJ
IN William M Kavanaughs name
stands for Marmadukc and does 60?
Evening journal., 1913-02-15

The Cincinnati team may run over
from Mobile TO Gulfnort for gamo In
March With the Detroit club. The
Reds figure il a short jump for good
game.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-13
areosmeoe.

@isconiin areos al Gen ioreneoe
oanife Strife of6oloer. oil CUB. fiji
oeIegereoe 9lorsmeoe / Dor 5reI-
iers STRIFE / Reenob I 9aaene oer
it'd. Sept.
Mgoet begunoer meO @liostiene.
ite / airfen Sorsoa9 aften.
gGe areoiens Grriter oe Menig.
beoer gennem oeres SenSemano be,
oes og pnaIGgees ON at eipe Reoe
Sor areosmsoet fereIieeer fIe.:
I. @aIg al gmbe6smGno for 81
n9ite 3 gIor.
2. areosmisiionen.
8. SfoI bore COMMUNICATING
ser bare oeIegereoe ener menigbeos'
representative?
A. areoiens gmne: Sebr. ~, 10.
8. Meniebeoens Gmne: Snorfor
aaar bi til @Iiers2
Som ioo mango Tom miIigt al
Somfnnosnenner til bette bort
are6smeoel
Iocine | 9lierit 1913.
Iao areoiens @egne.
q. 3. gine. areosformano.
Carl ~. 0Ifen, are6sief.
I'll obenn9pnte areosmeoe inc.
bboes poa oct bierteligIte. Gnboer
cr beIfommen. Sc. Tom enifer al
bore meo, beoes meIoe fie til Me.
'niebeoens Gr9it inoen fsrIte Sep
TENDER. iii Dem, Tom life inomeI.
Der fla til oen 3io, fan Ser life
Iones irit 2oei. 9ao os bloc, meS
bbiIfen gone oa bboo Sio pan %.
gen : inotrpifer.
=. Gritfen, 8ormono.
6. 6. aIotb. Rgb's grpft,
524 ISABELLA Street.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-13
yOaniferen"
Dnsoag ben 10. guenit 1918.
Blair, aebr.

D3eo fna Orb nil oi benIeoe 9p.
murfiombeoen paa Senongsifole-
msoet, iom ifal boloes Der ira 10.
Ill II. os. 0ieoet begDnoer 5re-
bag aften meo Br9oifen | 9irfen.
fortiatter 9eroas 5ormiooag og
eftermiooag meo 8rsftelie al
Gpprgsmaal peorerenoe Senongs-
ifolen. Senoag bliper Der Borne.
guostieneIte 81. 9,15, 9gimesie 81.
1920, og ON gftermiooagen orsf.
hes ct SpsrgsmonI ON 5orplorenes
forboIo til SenoogsifoIen.
aaereoe / @aar bar Ger inOmeIot
meIlem 20 og 80 @9iter til bette
SsnoagsifoIeft9pne. Stor 3eItagel-
ie nentes.
Natten meIlem 2eroog og
Senoog osoe en- SON at 9tiels Ses.
perien gsieIs Sesperien ir.) noget
pIuoieIie af, iaa Riot Ri bar bsrt,
sufferipge. San bar ca. 251a Gar
gammeI og bar bait 9oneiteao |
Soa6o. Men / ben ienere Sio bon-
De ban oeret uoe hos en- grooer I
Dor Butte Co., Iebr., 3erfra tom
ban biem / Dag otte Gage; par iaa
I 9nen Der / 5reoaes. San bauoe
/ Iangere Sio life o9ret raft; men
nIoorIig ing bar ban altioa fun en-
Days 9io. Sans gegraoeIie er be.
TENT til / Dag fra Dor oanIf-lltber-
tie 9irfe Der.
Sra De ipge / Omaha bsrer
bi De beoite Gfterretninger. Mrs.
Gang er oppe og bentes biem paa
1reoag. = Simon Gbriitenien ifoG
bore / goo 9e6ring, faa Der MI in-
mes at tunne nGres goot 8aab ON
6elbreoeIie efter ben nanifeIige Spe.
ration. = Ogioa Nrs. Som 0ieI.
fen ifaI befinoe fig bel efter Ont
ft9noiebeoerne og bore poa Bel til
georing. = 0m Mrs. anoerien er
Inn bet of meIoe, of bet goar trent
40 = iaa iogte. Sun feler zig ipog
monu.
= S iioite uge iolste Sobannes
Senien fin 6nrm noe 8elt for Drum
ca. 10 Wil 8eit for Blair til Mr.
Carl Sunoabl ira Woorbeao, Sa.,
en- Soigerion Of 9riitoffer BouIien,
for 1852 pr. acre. Gen npe gier
ouertoeer 5ormen til 1. Morts
1914.
= 5 Man6ags fsrte grof. 2uno
pr. automobil for Sfoo Rielien
meo Somilie til Omaha. Wrs. NieI.
fen benptteoe anIeoninsen til at be.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-13
@n Snebinbina Of nSanaeren"

Otter at bore finere Snobinoinaer
af gSmgeren" meo Sober for en-
8io bar b9ret uoioIgt, fan Ri M
meoOeIe, at en- lin M SnO6inoing
/ pgte, bIeot tort Marotto M fore.
ligger. Gen err %uoitpret meo Sub.
init og runeoe Sierner og er /
allie Maooer fitIot ioo imrf en- Bog
iom noeen tioIigere uogope, og Der
til er oct Dor fire 6oroentning,
at oen bill piie fig betpoeIigt mere
boIobor.
Briien er Tom ieonanIie $500.
90. 2utb. 8ubI. Sonic c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-13
areosmpoc.

Soma areos boiler, ON SUB
.oiI, fit aorsmeoe / Dor SreIiers
#. e. |. Wenigbeo / Council 9Iuffs,
ben IL. 10. og IA. Sept. 6sIeenoe
Gmner bill bIipe b%ebanoIet: 9reo.
TENS emue: 19eoerfoageIiens Ii.
Der (gtp. O. 3, t9).
Menigbeoens gmne:: YSiener
bnernnore" q pet. a. t0).
6oriIoeet ON Sorfatuinssiornn.
bring ira Renigbeosreprnientation
til areosrepr9ientation til Gam.
funoets aorsmeoe.
aae areoiens grpiter beoes gioe
Reoe. aae Reniebeeer / 9reoien
beoes ienoe GeIegater.
Rsoet beepnoer meo Ssimesie.
suosticneite 5reoae 6ormioooe ben
y. Sept. al. 10R.
g~rGitemsoe SorsOao aften Den
II. Sept aI. 8.
Boa areoiens @e9ne.
8. Rielen n, areosf.
Dor 5reIiers ifano. Iutb. Nenig.
hpA ; EotturiT QT,,ffs inAhnApr nor.
peo genner fra fiern os n9r til al
oeItoge | areosmsoet i onenn9pnte
Gage. De, iom snifer frit SpboIS
unoer Wsoet. moa meIoe fig til
mig in6en ben 7. Sept. Wan ben.
penoe fig | airfens arnpt for Sno.
fonrtering. 9aa Reniebeoens BEG.
ne. 5. @erten,
1889 5oirmount ane
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-13
areosmeoe.

Sainois areos al Zen ~ioreneoe
oonife ep. .Iutb. airfe / amerifa"
boIoer. bill Bito tit oeIegereoe areos.
msoe / Bella oanife ep. .Ilitb. Ne.
niabeos Strife neo Clinton, Iris. |
3ogene 4oe til Zoe September Scr.
uoen 9reoicns Observation-Disclosures
etc. bile isIgenoe emner bliue brsf.
teoe:
I. SUBS Roooeeaber: / aor. 10, 10
2. Ssn6ogsifoIens Rsbpenoigbe6 oa
beoite 5remeongsmoooe.
8. 9eoeren n, arebsformono.
Bella .. e. /. Meb., Clinton, @is
inobpoer bort Soil Ill of fomme oe
bore me6 neS onennGonte are6sms'
De / 9oeene Ace til Toe Sept.
8enner, iom enifer at barre mel
beo oisfe IsSer, bebes inbmRIot
fla til mia fsr>ben 30. Mug.
Som oa opr neIfommenl
9ao Weniabe6ens Begne.
q. g. 9ieIfen, Wab's 9raft
gor SAT, Clinton, 8is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-13
arcbsmpoc.

observation-disclosures 8. aarsmeoe
oiboIoes. ON Sub oil, / gIoinpien,
9ebr., fra Al. Sept. Wsbet be.
gpnoer meo Observation-Disclosures j
airfen Gorsoae aften ben a. Sept.
SCI. 8.
5sIsenoe eager foreIiseer til
5orbonoIing:
/. 8olg Of embeosmpno.
2. areoiens Gnrne: ~29emanos.
pirfiombeoen". eff. 4, II.
8. Reniebeoens gmne: rB9ffel.
iens getponins for Wenisbeoens
5remtio. og bnorleoes fonr hi 8rf.
feIie2" eff. 8, IA.
4. DRenigbeos. ener areosoeIe.
cation neo S~nmfunoets aarsme.
oer."
areoiens Renigbeoer nnmooes ON
at ienoe Gelegater.
Oct f~oroentes at ollie areoiens
BrGiter bill bore til Steoe.
aQe @eoets 9eItngere faor frit
2oei; men ifelse ben Oe6 are6sme.
Oct | Sior oe6toene geitenmeIie be.
tales Der en- Dollar for 9eipisning
UNDER Weoet.
goa Observation-Disclosures @egne,
6. Semi e n, areosformano.
s SenboIo til areosformanoens
gefenotesreIie in6bpoer getbania
Renigbeo oeo gIoinpietu, Rebr., paa
bet bierteIigfte ale, fom maotte On.
tie at bore bore @9iter | oisie 9age,
til of belle CUBS Sros Sober meo
os.
9iIreiienoe beoes meIbe oeres
aomme, iaa blot mlIigt, inoen ben
26 aug.
Man fan reiie pr. Rortb @eit.
ern til gIainbietp eaer pr. gurling.
ton til Copenhagen. @Gr iaa penlig
Of meIoe eoer til unbertegneoe o9
npbn, naar 8 fommer og ODER bpil.
fen gane.
poa M~eniebeoens gegne,
8. 6. GnrIfen
n. s. @. SIR. 3, gloinniefp, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-13

iege bore ipge 8enner poa Smma.
nuels 9oipitnI.
Mrs. Girls Sobnien bar np.
ret / Omaha at beige fin Wooer,
iom Iiager fpg of 9nfoio. Sun me-
nes at babe ooeritaaet &riien, %
Mrs. Sobnion fom tiI6age / 8irs-
Dogs.
Mr. Sim gbriitenien, en- ung
oonif Mano, iom / fIere 4ar bar
beitpret en- 2eieitaIo Der / 9pen, er
n1Iig oeo efter ct Gpn9ere So9eIeie.
Set figes at bore 51iberfiiIoie. ban
er ogo at.
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} areoiens @isiionsarbeibe.

81 areoiens Misiionsarbeioe.
A @enigbeos. eaer areosoeIe.
CATION peo Somfunoets anrsmeoer.
abninssauostieneiie 5reoae 6or-
mioong ST. 10.
gne areoiens @ruiter beoes mp.
De. 90 ale @enigbeoerne beoes
ienoe Gele9ater.
9. 8. 9iar. areosi.
llngoomsforbmoet for Den at.
Iantiife areos aiboloer. bill @no,
it &orsmeoe i @eitbroof, 0fe.,
ben /. September (9abor oap).
Gmner: y SaIme 81. II.
y 0rsftelien al pore Opeaner.
Aae 6oreningcr beoes ienoe De.
Iegnter.
Chr. gbriiten=fen, 5orm.
Zen ferIte onnite 60. lutb. Me.
nigbeo | @eitbroof. NE. inobDoer
berbeo @enner til oisie Msoer. @p.
tier be0es meI0e oeres aomme /
goo Sio til 81. 6obricii,s. 154
gorf &ooo, @eftbroof. Me., eaer
til unoertegneoe.
1an W~eniaheoens 8eane
Chr. Gbriftenen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-13
BnIsleps Qerebpe.

Den ny llogape Of 2tttbers aate.
fismlis meo 9iifop galsleps 5or.
fIorins repioeret efter ben npe ODER.
f9tteIie of bet M Seitamente og
trpft meo latinife upper, foreIigger
nu faroig og bill berefter bIipe no.
fenot poa ole Beiti1ineer for oenne
Bog. Gen rpe lloeaoe er en- net
lille Bog | Iiot minore Sormot END
ben eamIe. Den er trpft meo npe
apper poo goot Bopir og b1ftet
me6 Troob. Erifen bIiner fom
hibtiI 20 Gts.
DON. 2utb. BubI. Ssue e.
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febe Billet iii UNDERWOOD, Dem Der
fommer 9oro fra beoes febe Bill
let til Sonep Greet.
Naa Menigbeoens og llngooms-
foreninoens @egne.
s. Rielfen.
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Ten ms agG.

Zen M agG er M feroig. Zen
er poa Sc Sioer / 5ornnt noset
ftsrre emo ben gomIe. gris 20 Cts.
8eo 8eftiIIine at a8G'er berefter
beoes mon uotrpttelie opgtpe, ON
man sniter Den M, elIers ienoer OF
frem6eIes ben gornIe irotd nioere.
Dan. 2ntb. HubL Sone.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-13
Risiionsmebe on airfeinopielie

afboIoes / getbesoo Mgb, 8inne'
toon, 0ebr., / 9naene t2.-t4.
Sept. gnbber, iom snifer at bGre
meo os / oisie 3age, er beroeo pan
bet bierteligite inobliot.
9ilrejienoe fan fomme til Binne.
toon, og De beoes meIoe iis til I'm.
oertegneoe.
1aa Wenigbeoens 8egne.
s. 6. GarIfen,
gfninpietp, Rebr.
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,9eiIiae Sne."

On ny llognpe Of bette itsnne oe
befenote 9iet | 5. 6. Rpniters
Operi9tteIIe er netop uofommen
poa bort 5orIas - oenne @ans /
ct net lille Spfte poo 8 Sioer |
DmiIos. griien er per CTS. 8 cts,
per 9riin 40 Cts, per 100 $3.50,
alt netto, portofrit.
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nnabumsmpbe

boIoes, bill Glib, | ct. 9niIi Wenie.
beo, Bottatp. 60, Sa., ben g., a.
oe 8. OCTOBER. On bierteIis Snobp.
BELLE til Weoet fenoes bermeo til
genner af llng6omsarbeioet. ge.
Iegenbe bebes inbicnoe beres Sno.
meIoeIie til unbertegneoe ieneit ben
20. eept, iomt bpiIfen Dag s fom'
mer.
aae geibgenoe fra Eft beoes
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@nostieneiter.
Grnnnrn. Nebr.

@uostieneite fbrite og treble Sen.
bag / bper Moaneo, 9I. II Scr.
miooag. llngoomsmsOe onoen oe
fieroe Ssnoag / bner RanneO 81.
termiooas 81. 2,30. SsnoaesifoIe
boer Sgnoag 81. 10 5m.
Crnm: @uostieneIte l.. oe 3.
5snoaa / bper RaaneS. QI. 1890
5ormiooae.