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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
Local Boxers Sign
For Bouts in Athens
Thanksgiving Day
By Tad

ATHENS, GA, Nov. 17.--Frank
Postero, local promoter, has complet-
ed all arrangements for his all-star
boxing card to be staged here on
Thanksgiving Day. kid" Young, the
Atlanta newsboy fighter, has been
matched to box Meyer Prizes in one
of the ten-round bouts; Frank Baker
has agreed to battle Mike Saul for
ten rounds, while Spider Britt and
kid" Goldman, of Chattanooga, will
also clash in a ten-round set-to.
Young and Baker fought here be
fore, both putting up good fights
Young stopped Charlie Lee in eight
rounds at the last show, while Baker
bested Jack Payne. Thirty rounds Of
lighting will be offered for the fans
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
BY w. S. Farnsworth.

" Y securing Harry Mccormick to
~ lead the Lookouts next season,
President Andrews has added
heap of batting power to his aggre-
cation.
But will Mccormick make a good
manager?
AS ball player Moose" is a great
batter.
And that let's him out
He can't get under a ball, and If one
comes right into his hands it's 10 to
l shot that he will not hold it.
Once he gets on the paths he can't
run any faster than Tom Needham
or Joe Dunn, and neither one of these
youngsters" could beat a snail in a
journey around the cushions.
And ne can't throw any farther
than an ordinary high school player.
And when he does throw the ball in
it's dollars to doughnuts that he
chucls it to the wrong base
BUT HE CAN INCREASINGLY
SWAT THE BALL!
I DOUBT II he ever struck out with
out having at least mad two
strikes charged against him over the
foul route. He has a Beckley eye,
once he gets up to the plate, and he
can sure lay the old ash against the
horsehide with deadly accuracy and
power.
His blows are not lucky ones. either.
He very seldom raises the ball over
ten or fifteen feet but either sends it
spinning on the ground FOR safe
swat, or on a line just over the in
tielders' heads
With his one qualification, can he
get away with the managerial job?
Personally he is a grand fellow and
we Will pull hard for him, but
7 or CASTRO'S Job with the Peli-
l. cans next year will be as press
agent more than player. Says the
Count:
When | signed with Cholly Frank
ii was with the understanding that I
was TO De gwen 80 every night 10
spend on the fans when the team is
on the road. But when the Pels are
at home Frank informed me that
viii have 20 spend my own dough.
Gee, but how | do wish We were
going to travel all season
w HAT a merry time the ump,res
w are going to have with Elber-
field and Castro on the same foam
Here is a line of conversation that
the Count and the Kid will pull about
next April when His umps gives a
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
Buck O'Brien Quits
Baseball for Good

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. IL
Buck OBrien, the former Boston
ana Denver spitball finger, who was
expected to constitute part of the ma
terial for next years Oakland pitching
staff, has hied himself away from the
Pacific Coast and is not likely to re-
turn. In fact, Buck has told the Oak
land management to go hang.
trouble developed, It was learned
to-day, when the pitcher was asked
two weeks ago to sign 1914 contract,
Buck demanded big league salary
according to Manager Arthur Devlin'
the EXPLOSION National third base
man, and also wanted his transporta-
ton to Boston and return.
The result was that O'Brien packed
up ana departed in a huff vowing 10
take the stage and stay there.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
Tech Seniors Fail
To See Their Team
Defeat Georgia

Members Of the senior class at Tech
Will graduate in June without having
seen the Tech football team defeat
Georgia in four years This fact was
bemoaned generally around the fra
ternity houses and commons Sunday
and Monday.
During the first two years OF
mans college career he doesn't figure
out the athletic situation that WAY,
but in upper class days he begins 10
yearn for victory over close rival
Thus the class of 1911 went through
Princeton University without seeing
a victory in football over Yale.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
'ECK|E' REEVES
SECTIONAL DOPE
ON FOOTBALL
Says East Produces Better lndi-
viduaI Stars, While West De-
veIops Better Team Play,
Bv j. w. McConaughv.

w IALTER ECKERSALL, one Of
wv the noblest gladiators of them
all, is reviving the old sec
tional stuff on football He is quoted
as recently making some comparisons
between the East and the West
The East produces better individ-
usal play and the West better team
work" says Mr. ECkersall
In the great day when he was quar-
terback of the Chicago University
eleven this slim and nimhle- footed
young man made a record Of indivld-
ual usefulness to a football team that
will probably stand as long as football
is played. one year he practically
beat every team in the Western con-
ference single handed, This isn't
overstating IT. That is Just about
what he did.
Kick From Any Angle.
All that lie required of his team
mates was TO get him little way in
s.oe of the middle line of the field, and
his toe did the rest He could kick a
neld goal from any angie, anu pretty
near any distance up TO 80 yards. He
was in the flower Of hts form in a
year when Michigan and Wisconsin
were unusually strong, and he beat
both Of these great universities al
most without aid
Directed Team While Resting.
While resting IL was hts business TO
direct the attack OF the Chicago team,
This was a natural selection, as il
was up to Eckersall TO pick ont the
spot that he would like 10 kick the
next goal from, IL simplfied matters
to have him direct the play in that
direction.
Also he was wonderfully sure
taCkler and a quick guesser on the
defense. Summing up, he was mar
vel at every branch OF the game eX-
cept line buCkinE and he was without
a peer as a drop kicker and a runner
through q broken field
IL is evident that ECkorsall ought 10
know what he is talking about when
he says that Individual play Is the
bigger feature I'm Eastern football
Yet, in spite of the fame of Eckersall,
Hestop, ODea and many another
great par OF the big Western uuiver-
sites None was ever SO noted as the
Michigan machine"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
Tour of World Nav
Make Indian Thorpe

New York, Nov. 17.-This world
tour Of the Giants by the way, may
turn out to be real opportunity for
Jim Thorpe. In the first game at
Cincinnati the famous Indian clouted
the ball for three clean hits out of
four times up and was a real hero,
Jim needs a lot of practice in the out
leld' ana this IS great chance for
him. In foreign countries he is ey.
pected to be the biggest drawing card
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
Parents Object, and
Football Is Banned

POUGHKEEPSIE ~ Y, Nov IL
After six weeks of hard training and
with their schedule complete, the
ghkeepSie High School football
team is no more.
The parents Of FIVE of the players,
including Captain Newman, made them
withdraw from the team, and there
will be no more football here this sea-
son.
There were Just twelve men in the
squad under A. e Fitzelle, a graduate
Of Columbia University. and the loss OF
the FIVE at once effectually settled all
hopes OF football
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
SPORTING COMMENT

equally well with either hand, but
naturally he knows the old prin-
ciple of it being much safer to
lead with the left and use the
right for defensive purposes until
his opponent is in such a state Of
helplessness that the right can go
over without much chance.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
HARVARD MUST
RECKON WITH
YALE'S ELEVEN
Rejuvenated eli Team May Spring
Big Surprise on Crimson
: Squad Next Saturday.
By Frank G. Menke.

NEW YORK, Nov 17,--Most Of
" the headlines inform the pop
ulace that Nothing but Yale
now stands in Harvards way to the
1918 football championship OF the
East" Which, in a sense, il quite
true. But 1t seems to us that the
nothing but" part Of that headline
is a bit superfiuous and totally mis-
guiding
Before the twilight shadows settle
over the Harvard stadium next Sat
urday IL may be found that the head
lines should have been Yale stood
in Harvard's way" For that rejuve-
mated Yale team is force that Har
ward must reckon with and one which
promises to give the unbeaten Grim
son aggregation the greatest tussle
of the year
Yale to-day is rs per cent stronger
than ii was a week ago. 1t went into
the Princeton battle with an almost
entirely new team. as far as playing
together was concerned. And ii played
a game that was little short OF mar
velous, This final week of coaching
and playing together ought to whip
the Bulldogs into unbeatable form,
even at the hands OF the wonderful
Crimson team. Which is a broad
statement, but its broadness will be
found justified II the Yale gang plays
against Harvard Saturday with the
vim, dash and skill that 1t displayed
against the Tigers.
THE Yale Princeton battle Satur-
day seemed to mark the return
Of the old kicking game and Il seems
certain that II will be resorted to to
a great extent when Harvard and
Yale meet at the end of the week
In the kicking department the teams
stack up Just about even. Knowles
is q wonderful punter. a man who
can get a wonderful distance on his
boots and yet send them high enough
TO enable his ends TO get down and
wait for the man who catches the
ball. Guernsey, the substitute back,
who made Yale's only score Satur-
day, is a 45yard booter, but he
doesn't seem to be able to get them
high enough to suit his ends.
Hardwick and Mahan. the Grim
son kickers, are a wonderful pair. but
neither of them seems to be equal TO
Knowles. though both outshine
Guernsey.
IL kIN .hIsEN IS power Lnhl rae
II must contend with, Yale turned
back STREET, the smashing Princeton
fullback. but Brickley is Streit's SUI
perior. and the real test of the Yale
line will come when Brickley shoves
his frame against II. Rrickley, II may
be recalled, Is a drop-kicker OF some
merit II Harvard can get the ball
inside the 4O-yard line, Mr.. Brick
lev will be called upon to score three
points for his team,
From this distance It seems that IF
Yale can halt Brickley II may halt
The entire aggregation.
TIE grand old dope. however In
i dicates that Harvard will beat
Yale twenty to nothing. You see
Yale beat Brown only II to 0. while
Harvard trimmed them 81 to 0, diff
ference OF 20 points In Harvard's
favor. After consulting the dope
lot Of young men up at the Cam
bridge institution of learning to-day
began gathering lumber TO be used in
the erection OF championship flag
pole But It seems that the Harvard
boys are a bit too hasty.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
Charlie White in Go
With Kid Kansas

CANTON, OHIO. Nov 17.-Chsrlie
White, the Chicago lightweight. meets
kid" Kansas in a ten-round bout here
tonight Although White is being pick
ed TO win by local fans, he has by no
means set-up, Kansas recently held
Jimmy Duffy, OF Buffalo, to a draw
and has also met such boys as Young
Shugrue and Jack Rritton
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
EX- BALL PLAYER DIES.

PEORIA, ILL, Nov. 17.-Mount
Mcfarland, former White Sox base
ball player and a figure of note for
many years In the baseball world,
died of pneumonia here YESTERDAY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
coULON STILL MISSING.

CHICAGO. I'D, Nov. 1I.-Fivc
days have passed thus far and not
a word from Johnny Coulon. bantam
weight champion OF the world. Fear
is entertained by his friends that the
storm that recently hit the North
west might have proved fatal to the
champion. as he lid been hunting in
the Canadian woods,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
Mccormick Can That's All
+'+ +'* +'+ +'+ +.+ +.+
Lookout Chief Is an Experiment.

close one against New Orleans:
Castro-"Why, you big, nut, you
X c" & - You mallet
headed ('T$ s.
Elberfeld-"W hadumean, he's out
you { Il {! You & IS 0 - 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17
AMERICAN FIGHTER WINS

PAIRS. Nov. lin a 20-round bout
at Wonderland JEFF Smith, the Amer
lean pugilist, won from the French
man, Bernard, on points.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17

Tim O'Nel. the husky Hammond
IldD, middleweight, is anxious TO come
10 A eSnta for a match with some boy
Of hiyweight. Nate Lewis is now man
aEIng Nell.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-17

WALTER ECKERSALL, one of
w the noblest gladiators of them
all Is revIving the old sec
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06

:. Sarien % hos boeni eaers. oeli
maaite iremfomme. 0oor from.
me. aoOe % ielnopoirenoe De enc
fun oure. iaa fnn alt bette iffe
irelie en- eneite SiaI, bet ton lelo
Ell engel life aere. 91eH 0ei fan
Der Sauobeoens Cro. iom m0plan.
ties / Siplene. Gerior g9IOer oct
OH at boloe iait pan bette.
: eprigt bar oct bGret mig en-
@lp0e III % oa At l9gge Marie
til. at Bait. 9toroentoit itaar ION
Ell 9iooer uoen 6rDgt os 8aoel.
Ser trolia ioriGgter gOen Fro, iom
ell @ana er bleoen onergiuen De
beaiae / oct 9irteiaminuo. bpori
ban itaor. Sea tror, at lea piloe
iamitemme meo bnm / alt oGient.
Ii9t iom angaor Dor ariitentro.
Saooonne enifer lea BELT at trpf-
fe / Soanoen iom &enner. Sea
toacr oerfor life til @enutple moo
ham igen. uoen han ieIo tpingcr
miq oertiI.
Wen RooIet er Ben reI.
Sauobeos 9eoareI.
Re for os 90 pore 9sru.
SUBS Oro BET er port @~roeaoos.
0et ifaG BORT affoms p9re;
@llo aio os / Dor @rao oeu 8os.
@i bolo oct bgit / 9erel
0et er por SirIp / 91eO.
Dor 5reit I 2io o. 8eo;
. @uol ibpor set goar.
2oo Bog mems @eroen ftoar.
let I Dor oct neoarnesl
:. q. Seuien
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
San poper oo at ipprae, on oerel

0dn pouer oa at iperge, ON oeres
eoo BONNER ct Menneife nbert.
SO - Der par altiaa cen a
Rnaosberrerne. ion troeoe paa Sc.
ms, bDao De anore boooe beuagtet
A}en = lige nleget 6ialp bet.
De affeier Nifooemls meo At
falOe BAN en- @aIiteer % paa.
itaar. at ingeu @roiet opitaar /
@alilua.
d De gif for at nGre ifriftflogel
5ormooentIia uioite De nof. boor
9rofeterne Sonas. 9lias % 9tabum
itammeoe ira. men oe 9riber efter
oct iioite f~ortpibIeOe Nrgrment.
Q}en lao os MI iorlaoe oent. 2a.
Ter. og ifenf on iaa ooen JORDAN.
oeoe Sob en- aIporlig Ianfe..
2ut @uos Oro pioner Hart nof
ON. at Der er % beo @noen oil
6li0e en- orbon0et Sob
(y@aar bort ira mio, 5 ior6onOe-
6e0, men boem u0ggr oen2
ariitus bar Iesfebt os ira 90.
pens 6orbonoeIie. ioet ban bIeo
Ell 6orbanoelie Tor os (@nI. 8, 49,
8e, Der fommer til BAN % oriffer.
til Ben f~relite Sob.
til oen trofaite Sob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06

glao neo, at lot al oen trDftenoe
alrtegnl0 bar ueo at loinoe. Sa,
ieg par GLAD oeo at meoe Paitor
ai9r og bans 6amilie, % gloo oeo
at ie arbeioet gao jim gooe Gang
ogiaa Scr, men De Dor iaa ipreot
% bar life iorliaaet oct @aon, oct
er lor Ouos Jllge, at man Dor tat
iantmen. Wien Der er en iten Ger.
ming, on emo 5Ioffen fun er Lille.
Der er bit molge 3nnife / gpen,
men ipreot i ben itore Stao er bet
ip9rt at iinoe og enonu ioGrere of
oinoe. Den De er oanife, % arbei.
oct er oanif.
llbe hos Paitor Sperien Dor man
paa alippen ! mere emo cen 6or.
itano, og Der er pit Ell Del ganmeIt
IrosIiu, iaa man er iuuo og itGrf.
Suor bar ieg GLAD pe0 at beisge
bam % bans 9uitru, men ieg
berte noget Of ben ipopanIige ala.
&c - De faa 90 oct trpgge, iom
fan blibe iaa binorenoe, oct Oi fender
iaa goot, man er iaa Iiffer % glenn.
mer ioa let at iorarbeioe fin Solig.
gereIie meo 5rpat og 9Goen. Ser
bnr De baaoe STRIFE og PrpiteboIig,
men ieg berte lot Gale ON, al man
itol til at bpgge til airfen. ct 9aorn
! % liot mere, oct er aoot. 9errens
Bart ma life goa / Staa bIanot
os; % Serren bill birIpe Dem, iaa
DC nc ioa ct aor meo en- oeilig
Gamme for oct fsnne alterbiIleoe,
DC bar foaet. Oct ifaI NOT naasi
ara Falmouth forte oi ioa til
@eitbroof. bpor airfebIaoets geoaf.
tor Gbriitenien Dor meo lin 3omi.
lie. Ser bar man foritoaet at lam.
lie fig ON airfen, % n9iten belle
WaenigbeOen Dor t9t omfring Sir.
fen % R%raiteboli9en. On itor
| 5nmiliefre0s - eqer ct Excitement
/ en- itor On
Get or font, iom Serren fan
mage oct; tbi er pait. ghriitenien
ipog, og bar ban 90 bans megen
Spaoom Of f9nipe meo, foa ma
fan foloe Dem oen boarot preoeoe
6amiliel ion npoer De oa oiit Den
iteriie Blaoe / arbeioet. Ger err
pitt BET meite 1rosIib, ser er pao
noaen 9lnos | giten, % DC bngeer
% %forifsnner for 5i6en oeres@u6s.
bus. 8 bpor BET aer eo6t at fe
arbeioet / 5art.
Saa reiite ieg oerirn til @or.
%eelter, Raisv og beisgte gaitor
aobergs % Der or otter oct famine,
en- flor 3obrifs .@eroen, men o,
boor er Der naturifsnt. og boor CT
Der trapIt, ia, iaa Sinoene er ioa
optaget. at bet er nnnIfeligt at foa
De mango | Gale. De bar bperfen
airfe eaer pr~aiteboIig. og Menia.
beoen or forbolospis fun lille. Wen
jeg bsrte De Suffe, Tom pi fen6er
mar bet tniber at faa fat og foa
noget giort | Serrens @ernino. Ga
BOG, iea berte ogina, at Der er
Saob iblonot Dem ON at faa engpa.
geplnos og faa, ia fremoo genner,
oct er noget Der er eoet; porne
Sierter for Serrens Gag. oe Ioo
gnor BET - Buo iii Sore on os til
Bnbn.
Sea faIote oisie fire grqiier
for gitens SirfIsper; be Dor Ioo
nar fammen, faa De fon nnSe no.
gen @nbn Of ~bberanSre, oa Menia.
beoerne fdn ie ~bbcranore enoono
imellem, iaa aroslipet fan befruo.
fes; bet er 10 en- af be ftsrite Sin.
orinaer paa mango MisHons.gIob.
'er, at man lite Fan fomme Iommen
rneo onore; oa I often nroo boa
n'eaef %betrnetes belt iom Misfons.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
Gn life Rejie / Siten.

@rrnoen til 8eiien tan aoot fl.
aes paa oen Raaoe-: Seq trGnq.
te iii at faa en- lille 5erie; BEN
Ianac pinaatigeSpa6om hop0e giort
oct HeoDenoiat, og oa M 5orboI.
oene / nit Stem bar iaaIeoes. at
iea uoen iGrIig Snon fun0e bare
borte. iaa tos ies anleoningen.
@if oerior Oft OF prepeoe poa al
gere Heiien til Iiot al en- Wisiions.
Reiie / ct onoet % for mia beore
aIima = oa iaa. meo oct famine
ie, ON Der funoe niie zig en- Pm.
%Ie6ning til at iIptte ben / ct alimn.
hpor lea, ON Cub niI oct. fun0e
Iepe oa eert Iiot Sam elonu en-
lille 8io. 9erfor i Somroao me6
ct Bar 9oftorer aif Aeiien pno isI.
aen6e 8eie, oo ion meaet fon M
liges meo fulo Met % S%orltdaelle.
Suab ies iaa!
Seq fog ct Rottog / Carol, SO.
ma oe 9if til Gbicnao; man Ter io
fun Iiot, naar man ioper. OF 9lat
ten ioonot iom iGooanIia meo Ian.
se Sfriot. "a ieg onaaneoe n9itc
Ior1en / Iprheocn al Gbicn1o.
iaa ieg. at ben Del a. Sninois
fun bar en- mio6elman6ig Ssinlo-
iigt = oa mart iaa iea @pen %
off iao no OF ie min aanIe Sen.
BoItor 6. Geoerien. Otter Ell I'll.
le Snile eff iea ON aitenen meo
Iog moo Iii; 8eiieiis NaoI par
.9he Department OF agriculture
in aIbanp. q. g." 4an oenne
Eur fom ies Ben 9ei. iea %reiite,
aennem en- itor Gel al ben ooer.
ipemmeoe Giitrift al Sninois %
Ohio. Soor bar Der bog nnret
REQ. % bbor bill bet BOG bare
fqnae, for llIpffens Spor oil no.
flGttes.
3 albanp. q. g. iaa ieg Dor
gamle 2onosmono Sr. s. Wol6en.
boper, iom / Stotens 9ieneIte pro.
Der at acre. bnno ban ian, for fine
immigrerenoe 9nnosmpn6; tbi ban
er Of ben Rening. at mango goor
forbi en- goo 9eiIiabeo til at fna iig
ct Stem, og oct er monife ret nof.
ut ban % hans arbeioe iao be-
bemmes forifenig er 10 life nnoet,
emo bpoo babe ban og Ri fan ben.
te.
Seq nor GLAD oeo at msoe BAN.
tbi felo ON ban bar pRret her |
9onoet | be mango anr, ion bar
ban life CLIENT bort onnife Sprog,
og ieIn ON ban itnor / Stntens
9ieneite. faa bar BON life let iig
nsot til at fornate oct life 5Gore'
LAMB, men ban er en- goo 9nnifer,
og ie1 tror, at enbner, Tom bill fsge
geilebning bos bom, bill finoe,
buao ieg fan6t. Seno BAN Din
aoresfe, os ban ffal mart fenoe
Giq en- file gibliotef ON, bpnb on
fan finoe | Stem gorfi - Get er
ba for ben. Tom iseer ct 5iem,
ben l1leiIigbeo bero.
Snn er bet NOT ON bet. Seq bill
iige: Seq bill osiaa eoot, ON noeen
oil fperge mig ON, bpno mere ieg
fna, enb bet Tom Der faor fin BIaos,
gipe Snar poo ioacnnne grepe,
iom fenoes til mig; It'll Der er I'm.
leoninger I giten.
Seq toe fra arbanp no til en-
gp, iom heooer 2mirens, og ber er
meeet, fom er ffsnt for gief, Der
er Wdtur.S fsnbe6, Tom bore Brp.
rier lite bar; 2onse Dale og Iange
gnffer % mango Skinner at be flo
re GobriHer, Tom ensang ! fin lib
lna Der.
Oct er ioeet al bet, mon Ter !
9ften. Den forbapienbe Gdbrtfs'
berben, bpor aft Hal lnues; alt bet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06

9eo 9alrens or 2anoet ogiaa
iuIo al Sten, melt imaa iIaoe fiji.
ieragtige, iom blanoet meo WliiIO.
ioroen fer noget iortoioIet ITO, naar
ierit mar Ter Dem; men bpor Slip.
ben life fonimer for itGrft rem. 90
boor Stenene life er ior itore, DER
er iom Gegel fru9tbart. Dog tror
ieg nof. at oct er iom HegeI innot,
at MuIoioroen er tpnO co nopint
90 bill life eipe, for ben faar! =
Ger er berlige @rpsmorfer /
giten nGiten ale 8e9ne, 90 Der er
oeiIiae Sfopeene, iom ON De bleu
freoet % biulpet, biloe 6ringe itore
Ting. 5rigttrGer gror oeiIigt, og
BET npiten / ale arter, o9 Din.
ronfen iomt ale Slnes guitirug-
ter ipnes at pGre ioa nnturli9e
PIonter. Tom gpIefrugter oa Sob
frrgter err for Gprfning. Der gror
ogiaa oeili9 Sabre, 9Dg, 8ng %
Speoe. Mnis fnn ogion oprfes, %
paa fine Steoer meS Soroel, men
Soma Nois err oct on iffel alsoer
/ oae Irter ioa iea n9iten ale
8eane, % ieg ina, at De ogiaa Der
neoe bar opooaet, bono aIialia er
pGro. ON oet emo er / fin gegpnOeI-
&c.
9erior err Wplfefnrmin9 ben
~itsrite % ben iiffreite GeI oerinoe;
men GoIf er Iangt tilbnge % tran.
ger ~iiffert til at faa Iqrt liot al
Dem, iom MI / itigenoe 1nI fom-
mer Der peit ira. Reiten oIe
Dem. Der Dor beo 2airens MI. er
fommen ira 9eiten % har flrnoet.
at Der funoe De foa et Stem al De
res eeet. oa Oct er io oct. De iIeiie
feger.
aplen too iom HeaeI goot; So
item par tent i Gor. Get iene 6or.
onr, iom ni 10 ogina baooe, bIer
pna @riino al Den itore 8loo emo.
mi ienere; tbi oct bIeb Oeo at irpic
Innet inc / Suni. Seq mnotte Dog
iorunore mig oner. at oct iaa no.
iom oct gioroe, og man bar peo 9ooi
Moo; tbi ieIp ON oct par tort Der
neoe, inn bar De BOG iiffer paa, al
oct niIoe blipe belt goot enonu.
Seq ioo oct itore Sob, bporpan
ieg for 26 aar iioen ieile6e iiOite
Bana, oa ieg fom Der, % ieg iii
en- 6eilig Seiltur fra Woiton, Nosi-
til 9ortfan6 DE. 8, bnor oet bar
6eiIiat. Seg ioa | min aiffert,
ian Iongt ieg funoe, no moo bet
gnmle Stem, men mel, ieg ina bet
life og fanr bet bel nIori1 at ie.
De mnnne Sfibe og De ifsnne Ger
minoeoe mia ON meeet, ia ON mine
llna6oms lloflugter o9 be Stro-
ba0ier, man bar meo til.
Ga, lea pnr GLAD for meeet al
Def, iea faoi
Oct, jeg berte | giten.
Seq berte en- VrGbifen neoe neb
Hiagnrns bruienoe ganoe, 9oIbt
al en- Of Woturens iterite Ia.
Gere, men ies esr bebit | at beboIoe
ben Brp6ifen for mig ieln. Den
man bIiper bog fna lille, naar man
itnnr oerneoe unber be faIoenoe
8nnomnsier 8, bpilfen Grait
og bbiIfen BiIIenl 9ao, moi ON bet,
men lea bsrte ct pnr Menneffer
/ 2nurens, 81. o., iise-: gore
Der bog fom noeIe fIere, fom babe
Snteresie for airfen, fao pi funoe
foo Iiot siort for bore gsrn, fom
poffer OBJ De bet fnn 10 bore at
boobe, at bet ifaI noos oefoa Der
at foa ct 6errens Gus oe ct ar.
beibe ill SirIes GreIfe.
Os ies bsrfe | goiten, at man bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-08-06
Sci, Der beifaar.
Dor Subs Orn beitnar suIHbtIig,
f9f. 40, g..
Den f~OrbanOtOe 0obs

DION nogen al Ranosber.
rerue bar troet pan BAN,
eaer noaen Al 5ariieerne2
9len oenne sob. iom lite
fen0er 9o0en, er forbanoet.
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