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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

regulation style of milling "a native
of Brooklyn has given me this informa-
ton and am giving 1t just as 1t was
told to me. There is reason to believe
the yarn, but / know nothing about
Madden or his methods of fiehting.
He may be a good man and he may
be a boob" If he is good enough
to make Weinert extend himself he
will be good enough to satisfy the
Troxler patrons. am sure.
c.
Weinert, from what he showed in
his fight with Levinsky, needn't ask
any odds from anybody, and he needn't
care whether he gets his name in some
papers at ALL If you have the goods,
like Weinert. you needn't care a rap
for "muffled publicity" for the live
ones and the fair ones will always
sound your praises, whether they like
you or not Weinert Is getting some
attention Just now, being used as adj
vance dope for the Troxler show. He
is sure to be dropped, though, whom
the show is over.
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From what we have seen of Weinert
and from what we have heard of Mad
den, the Jersey boy should surely de-
feat the man from Brooklyn way. AS
a boxer, Weinert is clever bird, and
he knows how to handle himself in
the ring in the most approved style.
Those who have seen him box say he
is the best prospect in sight, and after
he puts on about fifteen pounds more
weight he should be able to give the
topnotchers a hold for the honors. lie
is very young and has plenty of time
to grow and get stronger. So far-he
has shown a disposition to be a good
boy and mind Percy Woodruff, his
manager. AS long as he does so he
will be all right and on the safe road.
The warning is given him herewith to
beware of some of those New York
managers.
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II he goes along smoothly for a
month or SO, Weinert will get all the
fights he wants, and he will get a good
price for his work. Manager Wood
ruff is giving him all the publicity
necessary, and Weinert will be in big
demand before long If his reputation
isn't hampered His future is indeed
rosy, for he is surely the best boxer
by country mile among the big fell
lows. He showed me a lot of class In
that Levinsky battle, and am going
over to Troxler's tonight to see him
perform against Madden. Four rounds
should be only a breather for Weinert,
considering the wonderful condition
he is in. and would like to see him
go at top speed and show the Newark
trail Institute, just what kind of a
boy they have in their midst, and
show those who deliberately and in.
tentionally robbed him of clean-cut
victory over Levinsky that he is as
good a fighter as his friends and his
admirers believe him to be. No STALL
ing or foollng tonight, Mr. Weinert
the same as you gave us in your bout
with Sailor White. We hope to see
you fight as you fought Levinsky, and
we expect Manager woodruff to give
you such orders.
O.
While on real form the odds ought
to be anything to nothing that Gun
boat Smith will beat Arthur Pellky
at Frisco on New Years Day, the
sports out on the coast are wagering
only 10 to on Smiths chances OF
victory. 1t may be that 10 to is al
right and more, too, and that the
final result may prove even those
are false odds. brt from what is
known about SMITH, and what has
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
BROOKLYN ELEVEN
TRIMS BRIDGEPORT
VictOrs Qualify for Third Round
of American Soccer Cup
Tie Competition.
HUDSONS TIE BETHLEHEM

By defeating Bridgeport City 8 goals
to l in the replay for the American
Football Associations cup at Mar
quette Ooval in Brooklyn yesterday
afternoon the team of the Brooklyn
Football Club qualified for a place in
the third round.
At the end of the first half the
Brooklyns led by to 0. The visitors
from Connecticut were outplayed at
every point, and 1t was proved to
their satisfaction that the replay was
quite superfluous to demonstrate the
superiority of the conquerors.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Bir week in squared circle.

This will be one of the liveliest
weeks of the year in the boxing world.
New Years Day afternoon has been
selected for ring battles big and
small all over the United States. The
most important event is the twenty
round fight between Gunboat Smith,
of California, and Arthur Pelkey, Of
Chicopee, Mass, in San Francisco for
the so-called white hope champion
ship of the world. Sporting men have
been discussing the probable outcome
for several weeks and a majority of
them seem to believe that Smith, be-
cause of greater experience, will be
the winner on points.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Leach I'm for battle.

Leach Cross, from the latest reports
from Los Angeles, will not have an
easy time with Bud Anderson in the
twenty-round bout at Vernon Thurs
day afternoon. Anderson, at his
training quarters, has been showing
great Improvement and is said to be
in far better condition than when
Cross stopped him last summer. Be-
levers in the Indian sign, however,
are offering 10 to that Cross will
win right over again.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

A great finish by the West Hudsons,
of Harrison, averted defeat by the
Bethlehem eleven in the third round
of the American cup competition,
played at Bethlehem, Pa, Saturday.
The game ended in draw, one goal
each. The field was covered with a
coating of snow, and several icy spots
made it very treacherous going, but
Referee Whyte declared it playable.
Fifteen hundred people turned out to
see the game. Fifty loyal West Hud-
son rooters accompanied their team to
Bethlehem
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Lively Doings In Manhattan.

The New York clubs will hold some
interesting shows on New Years
Day. Bob Moha, the Milwaukee mid
dleweight. and Freddie Hicks. of De-
troit, a rugged chap, will clash in
ten rounds at the Irving A. c., in
Brooklyn. At the Fairmont A. C. the
crack English boxers, Sapper Q'Neil
and Young Fox, will meet Johnny
Harvey and Kid Herman, respective
w
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
I'm to Freddie Vow.

Freddie Welsh, the English light
weight champion, has a chance to
disprove the story that he has gone
back when he meets Johnny Dundee
in a ten-round no-decision affair In
New Orleans Thursday. Dundee Is
half dozen years younger than the
British champion and has been fight
ing successfully with all Corners for
some time past. The bout with Welsh
was arranged at Dundee's urgent re-
quest, as the latter thinks that he
can surely carry the day.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
MADDEN may GIVE |.
WE|NERT TUSSLE
But WoOdruff's Clever Scrapper
Is Expected to OutpOint
Husky BrOOklynite.
GOOD CARD AT TROXLER'S.

Fans who have witnessed Tommy
Madden in action are of the belief
that Young Weinert is in for a tough
bout when they clash in the main
four-round event at the Central Insti-
tute tonight. Madden, although not
known very well locally, is said to
be a good boxer as well as a heavy
hitter. Weinert's showing against
Battling Levinsky, whom he defeat
ed recently, is an indication that
Percy Woodruff's protege will be a
strong favorite. Nevertheless, Mad
den is expected to put up hard bat
tie, and Weinert will be in the very
best shape when he enters the ring
The other bouts on the card should
furnish interest They are as follows:
Kid Beck and Young Uraine, Battling
Larry and Kid Mahoney, Young Me-
Carly and Kid Greeney, Young Henry
and frankie Lang, Young Kaiser and
Harry Dawson, Young Martin and
Billy Philip, Young Gambo and
Happy Donigan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
scots Nose Out VICTORY.

It was an interesting National
League game that was played be-
tween the cotttish-Americans and
the st. George r. c., in New York,
yesterday afternoon, the locals being
returned the winners by the close
score of / goal to 0. Fenwick, of the
Scots. tailed the only point during
the game. The lineup:
Scottish Americans. st. George.
u.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

A most decisive victory was record
ed by the Birmingham Il. C. over the
Csermania Reserves of the steamship
Fort Washington. 10 goals to 0, at
Parkview oval, yesterday afternoon.
It was a New Jersey State League
contest The winners scored six
points in the first half. The Germanias
were given a chance to tally on the
penalty, but failed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
caIIeys Use whitewash.


The Newark Caledonians shut out
the Wilberforce eleven. of Paterson,
2 goals to 0, at Athletic Park, Walls
barg, yesterday afternoon. McCon-
vile scored the first point for the
locals, twenty minutes after the start
ON a pass from Aberthnot. The Sec
ond period WAS not long under way
before Frew hit the net for the home
teams second point. Leadbeater did
the best work for the Paterson eleven.
The lineup:
Caledonians. Wilberforce.
-BSpilu ss.......s foNu
Goal.
Barr, Winchested ;. Barencopf, Winston
;, Backs.
Frew.. Atken. ........ Whitsett, Dickman
Richie .................. Mcneil
- Halfbacks
Aberthnot McConville. .Garside, III. Nell
Crooks Clew. .......... .Leadbeater, Holt
Forwards.
Goals--McConville, Frew Referee
John Wilson, Kearny. Linesmen-Danks
Caledonians; Kenyon, Wilberforce.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Hanger. Defeat United.

The Paterson Rangers defeated the
Bronx United at New York yesterday
afternoon by score of to 0. The
winners kicked two goals in the first
period and in the second had things
all their own way and scored five
goals. The lineup:
Rangers Bronx United.
Morel Observation-Disclosures. Coue
Goals.
Post. Miller ............ Horn, Hayden
Backs.
y. Gardner ........ o'Callagan
BASTARD, II. Gardner. Kelt, Salmond
Halfbacks.
Spinnler, Adamson Marks, Fitzpatrick
Hogan, Stewart -. Porter, tombstone
J0HQSOu ......ss..... .ss......s. ilulIu
Forwards.
Referee - Ward. Goals = SPINNER,
Adamson (2), Johnston, Stewart (3).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

The Cowboys and the Greenvilles
engaged in a seoreless tie game at
Jersey City yesterday in a battle
carded for the New Jersey State
League. Reiman, the Cowboy elev-
ems goal tender starred throughout
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Kline Co Box Buck.

AIIne 20 BOX BUCK.
Patsy Kline will box Tommy Buck,
of Philadelphia, in six-round bout
at the National A. c., Philadelphia.
New Years Day afternoon. The pair
met at Rockaway Beach some time
ago and Kline won.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Ex-Hopes ON Job.

Jess Willard and George Rodel the
Boer, will mix it up in a twenty
round battle at New Haven tonight.
When they boxed ten rounds in Mil
waukee recently Rodel received the
popular verdict, but Willard was in
poor shape and also was charged with
pulling. In tonight's affair Willard
promises to do his level best and pre-
diets that the Boer will not be able
to continue after the sixth round.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
England Means business.

Sporting men just returned from
abroad say England is trying to find
a good heavyweight boxer. The Daily
Sketch and Sporting Chronicle have
undertaken the task. These papers
are putting up $4,000 for the best
heavyweight boxer in England, Scot
land, Ireland or Wales. The condi-
lions are that any man who has not
won more than $40 in boxing con-
test may enter for the prize. There
is to be a series of contests, and
they are to be divided UP as fol-
lows Twelve in England, six in
Scotland, four in Ireland and two
in Wales. The best man developed is
To fight Carpenter for the British
title.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Chin VS.. Brown.

Another scrap on New Years Day
that will attract attention is the clash
between George Chip. the middle
weight champion, and George Brown,
of Chicago. They will box six rounds
in Pittsburgh and Chip is in high
favor.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

The Knocklayde Collie Kennels have
imported the well-known English
champions. Seedly Sterling and Seed
ly Sylvia, both of which will be shown
at our local fixture.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
McFadden Trims Maroney

McFadden Trims Maroney.
Dennis McFadden, of Elizabeth, who
fought Patsy Brown at the Central
Institute, defeated Joe Maroney in
a ten-round bout at the New
Brighton A. c., Staten Island. Satur-
DAY night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

The Genesee Valley Kennel Club
will hold an A. X. C. show in Roches-
ter on March 10 and IA. There will be
money prizes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

Charles p. Boyd, of the Hedgrowt
Kennels, Lansdowne. Pa, is import.
ing a new bull bitch from England
She will be shown at Newark.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

Owing to a very severe attack OF
pneumonia, frankie Burns will be
unable to box tomorrow night at
Browns gym, New York. Young
Sieger, of Hoboken, has been substt-
tuted to meet Mike Rosen. Young
Drummie, of Jersey City. will box
Young Cardell. of this city, in the
semi-final of ten rounds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Other boxing Gossip.

Other Boxing Gossip.
There is great interest In New
York over the outcome OF the bout at
the National Sporting Club tonight
between Tommy Maloney, Of the West
Side, and Johnny Alberts. of Eliza
beth.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

Robert Geolet will hold show for
all terriers at his Glenmere Mansion
upon its completion. The Geolet dogs
will be benched for exhibition only.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

Three ten-round bouts is the card
that Matchmaker Irving Fordon has
arranged for the Atlantic Garden A.
c., New York, for tomorrow night.
Benny Leonard will meet Special
Delivery Hirsch," of Chicago; Frankie
Madden will meet Fighting Joe Hy-
land, and in the curtain raiser Young
Tack, of Brooklyn. will swap punches
with Young Franks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

Mrs. Robert Stark, of Hotel Man.
haitian, has purchased a very good
poodle from the Red Brook Kennels
of Long Island. Mrs. Stark will show
at Newark and Westminster.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
New Jersey state League Games.

Referee - Ward. Goals - SPINNER
Adamson (2), Johnston, Stewart (3).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

Lassacat, the winning bitch pur-
chased from Bob Lobban by Mrs.
Plat, IS not only a steady winner,
But Is also a breeder, by Bullion, by
Cold Blast, by Prince Albert. This
blood is choice and much esteemed by
breeders.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

ierte ct goot Yrogram. geptaars-
aften bopoe llngoomsforeningen lit
SuletrG, bpor man ben fbrite Del
at Aftenen unoer6oIt os meo ct
9oot Brogram. Si6en %ierpereoes
f%orifeQige 6orfriifninger, og ga.
itor &onieu taIte @uoS 0ro, og
Der 6leD ailogt Here irioiQl9e &io-
ne5bpro, inotil SCI. y. Oh ialnleoes
ri ale / 8en til 6erren meo 3af
for oct gomle 2lor og me0 8af Tor,
ct bi fit SOB til at goa mo / oct
aDe Aar, og oereiter lang Oi: oalof-
fen ilaar, Eioen iaor." Soa ifiIteS
oi 40 for at goa biem o9 bere0e os
til at mgoe &erren oeo bans 9tao.
oerboro NptaarSoog OIL 4itenen.
Ser er ioo mango aorreipon0en-
ter, Iorn ifriper ON &eiret, og Der
for bill ieg o9ioo flute me0 at fri
be, at bi bar oct 6eiIi9ite SER,
ret Tom oct fln0e bare NIT ON
5orooret. 81 bar tim baft 3 Gage
/ 9inter, ga oct bar oaret liot foIot.
Oilers tan jco friites til at iiae, at
hi bar bait oct oeiIi8ite SER belle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05
9cl Men Salt.

0irS. 3ritien % TO 9ern er /
@intcr / 9eiaa / bcn0c5 8orplore8.
@r q s.. 9inoens. Siem, G6ico.
90, 81.
DIR. oq Mrs. 9fie(s Ebomien
iom / @fteraoret ioIate oercs 3 Mere
5orm. er I benne 9io / @eieg /
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toae en- Cur til 0onnarf.
s gar Dor oet opret oct foloeite.
man bar fenot / mnnae 9(nr Der.
noe; men 3roiten for iuaen Ga.
De aiort. uoen at Den bar inlnet
nozzle of glohene poo oe %oItibarsn.
ne Greer, mer neoe I Spo Calf.
6ar nof appeliinerne taget en- Del
Sfooe.
Oct er bel for TENT at iortGlle ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

plot mig befenot - bar looet 6ere
ira iie paa oct Omroaoe, JAG tnnf.
te ie9: lao goa, on ogr oct beoite,
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furoen, iua bar on aIligeoeI ieGp
bait @opn al at ipsIe meo oisie
5iug.
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oenae 4rtifel, er ct 9orifo til port
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he ii9e til Dem: 4o5 pao, at 5 life
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&c bare meo Iioen, at pile ppre
poa 0fo0en. Get logger ioa nar Tor
De ileite Gteunciter at bile lutte til
Hotter, Der fan fortuae OIL ell let.
tere Nei til @immelen enc 5orio.
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meo noaet, ser bebo9er 500 %
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Oregon. Iris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05
9enOer, GOlO.

Set aalnle Nor er iorbiQonQen,
% BET me er begpn0t. Get er otter
ct 9iaooeoar. iom ipont, % bet bar
pGret ct 9aaoeoor for os iprlia
oerpeo. at &errcu bar lugt Here
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mooe. Ger blep oplGit i%orifeaiae
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ipnione 2lor. Gerciter ifreoe5 Der
III @ala al Gmbeo5mGno; De lie
tie al De aiaaoenOc blep qeunnlat.
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fen, 9tcbr. nar i6Iunot o9 oa pro-
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taler OH DC iorifeQiqe 3inl iom
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borrr oi life eiter oeuL men FIN
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op efter bor me 9irfc % neo oen
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fan bGioe irroia. ino hi fon holoo
port ferite MeOe ser? Oct nil 10
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-02-05

8intereni oo oi er n9lten gaaet | ben
Tro, at oct bar opret 5oronr; men
9lmnnoffen bar 10 notrpffelig for
talt os, at oct bar 8inter.
0ermeo en- benlig SiIien til gIa-
sets 2Giere, bnis oct fonmer goot
iorbi &eoafterens 9apirsfuro.
6 en069f.
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60rreipOmOancer
8icfiOn, alberta, CANADA.

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@ang imeIlem lna 5olf Tan rigtig
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5teo, bpor Den Yiano, 4aitor s Di.
9anien ifreO ON iorleoen / Ian.
iferen", bleu pilolcot Al 9anoagca.
ter. &or Yieuigbe0 Der er 6eller
life ageut ior Spno al nogen Slog5.
VI bar Ell p~oolioelig 0tauo, iom
tiIberer WenigbeoenL Der er Aaent
Tor Gan0; og, ON nogen fommer
Der og oil febe @ouo Al BAN, fan
DC meo iulO Illlio gere Oct, o8 De
fan tsbe al andre, ON De oil. vi
refIamereOc life, oi er glaoe oe0 al
ta8e 6olf peO @oauoen og onuiie
Dem irit.
vi bar nDlig bait Dor Wienig
bees aarsmeoe, o9 ieI9enoe em.
beo5mpn0 bleo palgt: I'll 5or-
mano, Nlr. @ntol1 2aurien, til sc.
fretpr, WPr. Senrp 2orien (9eu.
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terien, Ricboro 9tielien, % 5b.
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til .lliber", Mr. art6ur 9arien, og
til aorreiponoeut Chr. Gn9hou9e.
9i bopoe Sulcieit mco Sulctrp
or 5m0ogsifoIcus 9eru onoen
5aleoaas 9(iteu ST 6; Def par en-
frDoeiulo Giten. boor airfen par
bel fDlot meo 9ern, unae % ganlle
Ter bIcp irnaet, talt al 9ernene
etc. nogle 6aboe 0ers at iremii9e.
andre fang Souge al Sangeren oa
iqen andre 6oDoe St0ffer al 9ibe
len. DC fumoe uOenao. pile fmoe
oeres Soger qoot, % oct bar en-
rem 5ornGielie at bere paa Dem.
ri bar bel rim0t 60 @srn / SGns
oaasifoIen; nogIe foo al Dem er fin
enaeliftalen0e. GreO 4eterien le0te
U2eoet, Baitor Wogntsien talte til
9ernene, @aItor @unoeien til De
96Iore og SIR. @ngbolae pna On.
aelff til 6ent ale. 9eo We0ets
Slutning bleb Der ioa u06elt til
9ernene. % til ale og enboer9e bier
oconop" % mango onore belize
1ina; Ger bar nof al bet - @u6s
8eIiigneIie ai alt.
lloenfor bar oct ido Oeiligt geir
oeu qitcn. ina ieo life buffer, ieg
nogen Sinoe bar ople0et oct ioa
flint beo oenne 9io of @aret. np
item bornit; bi gif noen Oberfraffe
paa, og Moanen ifinneoe ina fart.
Sngen Sue poo Soroen.
9reoie @ptaars6ae lit ri Sne
nof for LET SIGSefere, oa itrafs
efter begpnOt oct at bIiOe folbt Der,
og oenne auloe noreoe iaa goot to
llaer; iee tror NOT, no8le 9Gtter
bar Oct pGret neoe til 40 @r. unoer
RuI. Ren bi bar life bait megen
gin0. ina anI6en bar life merle
oes faa meget. Seq bar oGret itoe
bper eneite Dag ben belle lib og
arbeioet - men iloen Vonter pon
gif oct life ~. gu | De Iioite 0o9e
bar Oct pGret miIoere iaen; | 0og,
ben "a. Soniior. bar oct nGret me.