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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
MARTY O.TOOL DOWN
WITH APPENDICT

PITTSRURG. Pa July s-'1GArtys,s
OF the Pittsburg National Laagma
club. was operated ON early yestsr6Ax
for appendicitis At = local hospital. The
fact did not become generally knowA
until last night. N
II u said OToole will not be able "
play ball again this season. 4eoS
o'Toole. wife Of the pitcher. y Just -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
CRIF WANTS ONE
MORE GOOD PITCHER

Griffith believes that II he had one
more consistent pitcher that he would
stand a chance to beat out PhiladelphiA
in the race. As II IL he has not given
up hope that this may come to pass,
but he feels that he would have more
ing stan was Just bit more formid-
able. He now seems to have three men
that he can rely upon-Johnson Boeh-
ing and Groom. The others are un-
certain. but he believes that Engef
win develop as did Boehling over
night, and II this happens he will be
sufficiently strong In pitchers to make
great run from now to tho finish.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

Roanoke .UU0 ZU2 O0s---4
Newport News $3.50. 200 000 600
Summary: Two-base hit--Summers.
Home run-Mattia. Stolen bases
Chastant, Smith. Double plays
Geyer to Haddow to Herman to Had
dow: CHM to NoelI. Base on balls
CHM, Riley, Geyef. Left on bases
Roanoke. 5: Newport News. 5. Hit by
pitched ball-Irmscher. Hits-On
rerryman. 4; on Barton, Z. struck
out-By Perryman. 8: by Barton, I.
Passed balls-Riley. Time-l:20.
Umpire, Clarke
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
Cavalry On March.

Especial to The Richmond virginian)
Lexington, July 6.--Arrangements are
being made for the arrival in Lexing-
ton Of the Eleventh United States Cav
airy. expected to reach this point next
gia to Winchester. Va. for encamp-
ment. Considerable supplies win Be
needed to feed the men and horses.
even for the one night they expect 70
remain In Lexington.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

LEXINGTON, July IA force OF
hands under the, direction OF Mr.. Jo-
seph RI. Ettinger Is engaged remodel-
in9 the old Dlne Hotel. lonk the college
boarding house for Washington and
Lee students. A new heating plant
viii Sc Installed, electric li4hta pnd
change Of front Of building.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

BOSTON, July Sin a wen con-
tested game the Athletics won from
Boston today by the score OF to 8.
The Philadelphia batted Leonard
out Of the box in the seventh inning
and piled up fiye runs OF him. Bos-
ton made q rally in this inning also,
but q change of pitchers by the wis.,
tors stopped the scoring.
Score by innings: r II. ID,
Philadelphia 0o2 900 6oo-7 2
Boston .......1oo oil soo--s 10
Batteries: Bush. Bender and
Schang: Leonard. Hall and Carrigan'
Umpires-Mc0reevy and Connolly.
Tigers Win From Browns.
ST. LOUIS. July 5.-Detroit took
today's game from the Browns, to s.
score by innings: r. II. E.
Detroit 49,. ..oio sos ooo--7 - 1
St. Louis =. 800 100 oo1-5 8 /
Batteries: Hall and Gtanage: Well
man, Allison and Agnew. Umpfres-
O'Loughiin and Hildebrand
Sox and Maps Play Tie.
CLEVELAND, July 5.-The White
Sox and tho Maps played seven in
ntngs to a tie this afternoon, q rain
storm putting an end to the contest
Score by innings: II. H. T.
Cleveland .......1lo 200 Is Is
Called. rainy
Batteries: Scott and Kuhn: Gull
Top. Kahler, Mitchell and O'Neill
Umpires-Evans and Sheridan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

CHICAGO. July 6.-The Chicaso
Cubs found the Cincinnati pitchers
easy in the game here today. and
walked away with the game, IL to 8.
Score by Innings: r. H. E.
Cincinnati 1000 200 $40 8
Chicago 49,. .002 TOT 02s-13 IL 2
Batries: Harter. johnson and
Clarke; HUMPHREYS and Bresnahar.
Umpires, Brennan and EaSon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

Ganes ToRorrow.
Richmond in Norfolk.
Petersburg In Newport News.
Roanoke in Portsmouth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
BUNCH
hits ON THE SOx
HURLERS AND WIN
NATTONALS-YANKEES GAME Is
BROKEN UP By RA1N-DE-
TRoTr TIGERS BREAK LOSING
STREAK AND DEFEAT BROWNS.
WHITE eox AND MAPS TIE AT.
TER SEVEN INNINGS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit. 4; st. Louis, s.
Chicago, s: Cleveland, (called In
seventh, ratn).
Phiadelphia, Z: Boston. 8.
Now York-washington, rain
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

Games TomorrUw.
Detroit in st. Louis.
Washington in New York.
Philadelphia in Boston.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

Newark. 10: Jersey City, 3.
Providence. o; Baltimore. 2.
Montreal, 8; Rocheuter. ,.
xogQato, o: Buffalo. 3
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
Yesterdays game was ono Of u

Yesterdays game was ono Of the
most peculiar ones played here this
season. The work OF the two hurlers
prevented many Of the fleldeEs pulling
sensational stunts. and for the hrst
time this year q Richmond pitcher
prevented his opponents from having
more than the least possible number
of men at bat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
GIANTS CONTINUE
!. To INCREASE LEAD
OVER THE Ph|[[|Es
LATTER TEAM PREVENTED ERo1G
PLAYING By RAIN, WHILE TUE
GIANTS, UNDER MATHEwsoM.
WIN FROM DoDGERs-CUBs
FIND CINCY PITCHERS EASY.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York. 3: Brooklyn, 4 =.
Chicago. ~: Cincinnati, 8. N2k]
Philadelphia-Boston. rain.
Pittsburx-St, Louis, rain. ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

NEW YORK. July 6.-Bunching
three singles and q two-bagger on En-
gan. the Giants made all Of their
runs in the sixth inning this after
noon and won.
Score by Innings: B. II. p.
New York 1000 003 ooo--3 s l.
Brooklyn 1000 600 200 II I
Batteries: Mathewson and Mey-
ers; Ragon. Stack and Fisher. Um-
pires, Rig1er and Byron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
Steve Griffin
Will Return to
Line-upMonday

Information received from Presi-
dent Boatwright yesterday afternoon
wos to the effect that the suspension
Of Steve Grimm had been lifted and
the manager would be allowed to re-
turn to the game Monday. He was
fned $25 and benched for three days
because Of a runin with Umpire Nor
cum In Roanoke. During the time
he has been absent from the game
Doc Newton has been guiding the
destiny of the club.
From all appearances, Doc New
ton. who has been directing the club
during Steve Grinin's absence from
the game, has made something OF q
success OF the work. He has piloted
the aggregation through what many
of the fans consider to be the crucial
series of the season with ability which
brought three OF the four games
played into the local basket The feat
was accomplished against the runner
up club and one which Is recognized
as being one Of the best In tho circuit.
Epencer's ability to bang the offer
ings Of tho Richmond hurlers to all
portions of the lot suffered somewhat
yesterday when he went up against
Jim Vance, an old teammate. Jim
had the Coolers number. and work
ing the inside corners Of the plate.
prevented him from doing much In
the clouting line.
Doc Ayers, of whom Spencer got
four hits In Ave times at bat during
the two games of the past series
which tho medico hurled. admits that
he il unable to pitch to the Goober.
For some. sreasonswhAn this hattar "a
up the doctor IL unable to put the
bali where he Wishes and because
Of this fact the hits are made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

Games Today.
Detroit IN St Louis
Chicago In Cleveland
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
LAVAL, PEE AND VANCE ARE THE
PRINCIPAL IN RICE1MOND'S VICTORY
GAME OF SEASON Al,
LOWS COLTS TO TAKE SERIES
AND RETAIN LEAD.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

Richmond. l.: Petersburg., 0.
Roanoke. 4: Newport News, q.
Norfolk. s.; Portsmouth, /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06
BIZ c. M. MONTGOMERY.

There II little doubt that the Man
In the Moon would have had an OPP
portunity to see q portion OF the
final game Of the past series II 1t
had not been for that circuit swat
which Billy Laval registered in tho
initial frame. and which cooked the
game for the Colts Both Vance and
Hedgepeth showed form which has
seldom ben witnessed In Richmond.
and throughout the game continued
the pace which they had set in the
beginning. At the close they ap-
peared to be Just AZ strong as ever
aud the very few hits which the teams
had secured had at no time placed
either Of them in a serious situation
The game was ono Astounding In
features. Not only did Laval and the
hurlers come in for q considerable
share. but several of the helders de-
livered sensational catches at times
when the sensational was about the
only thing which would prevent the
disasterous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

Games Tomorrow
New York in Brooklyn,
| Boston in Philadelphia
Cincinnati in Ptt0burg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

y
Portsmouth ....... 900 010 0O0--1
Norfolk 800. 03l QO2 1Qs----7
Summary: Stolen bAsesCoo and
Brown. Sacrince hits stAub. Two-
base hitsHowedeli. Cook. Boyd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

Me Bnh n
by
a e'n mas %
m dheh
des He declares ne mas e" f" anu ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

Games Today
st. Louis in Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-07-06

CONTINUED on second ragAl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

oere / Samflane meo Beers Il:
gSbi 9open bIeb aipen Oeo no.
les; 0aaoen % Sanobeoen er tom.
men ueo SSeius Qriitls."
Sbao biIoe Sonobeoen bare iIoen
Raaoe2 90 Roooen uoen Sono,
beo2
gi bill forisge ct Spor paa bet
iioite SpsrgsmooI fsrit.
Gent big Blot en- 6%orbrpoer.
Gan bIiper benaooet; men ban eaor
no / Somfmoet oe fortiPtter lit
5orbrpoerIio paonp. Oct er Rao.
De uoen San6beo.
On CUB tiIgob ct @enneife bets
Suno, uoen at Menneifet bIen for.
anoret, uoen at BET lit @o9t til
at toge aompen op imoo Spnoen
BET biloe ooioa oPre Raooen uoen
Sonobe6, oa oermeo bar ct gfen.
neIfe life freIit.
90 Sanobeo uoen Ran6e on?
so, oct oiIoe bore at bGnoe 90.
ben / al oens Strenebeo, og Der.
meO piI6e @enneIfet bore biem.
faIoen til Sorfoitelie og eOig Scr.
tobeIie.
Men Ser er oesparre @%enneTfer,
Der bill babe Raooe 1t6en SonObe6.
og andre. Ser bill booe Suuobeo
uoen Roo6e.
9e fsrIte er ianoonne, iom bill
bIipe / oeres Snno. men bore fri
for oens SsIeer og Strnf. De an.
ore er IeIuretfproige StnfIer, iom
mener Blot at bebsoe SreIieren iom
TorbiGeoe.
Wen Sobonnes bar Jet 6reIfe.
rens SerIigbe6 beri, at | BAN
er Naooen og Sonobeoen foreneoe.
90 Ioo tegner ban | lit Gran.
aerilm 9rpf efter Sr9f, fom bier
os 6enne S~erTiaheo, ioo hi aoot
funoe foIoe oct ef~terf6Ieenoe / bet.
te eponaeTilm: Srnf I Seiu Ser.
Ii9he6sbineoe.
90 BET, apoTteIen Hrtter meo,
BET er Seiu 2i6eIfe oo $50 for bo-
re Spnber oe bans OpitnnoeIIe Tom
Seir for os ober ale bore 5ienoer.
s belle fit Sor6eIip er Seius oct
fan6e Renneffe, Ser bor erbber-
bet os S~anobeoen; neS fin 2ioelie
og 800 bar ban erbOerbet os 0aa-
ben.
Oct er BET, oct e9Ioer ON for
enbber, of foo 2ie for Seu Ser.
Iiebeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

/ Suiet, fnioreoe anna gIno og for.
nsiet iom en- 5ugl peo 5ornorstio.
men oa Oct beo iig, al M er 1ante
borte, lagoe Der iig Ell opb Sorg
oDer Barnet, o9 bun fIage0e beit.
Get bar pao beie 3io, at bun
tom bortl" tpntte 5%abrifnnten,
oeuers baboe bun belt o. boIoent
uenOt 9arnets 9ierte fra mig. st
Barns Ioorer er iom en- aegn i
apriI, ben ialoer bGitigt, for mart
at Iaoe Solen ifinne gennem Gin.
erne, og ct Barns Smerte CT iom
en- Hift i 0uoer. Der nPppe bleoer
og mart Iuffer fig"
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ter forreanet iig. 0aar anna Ie.
geOe inoe / Stuen hos BAN, iammen.
Iigneoe bun altio ben M 8onte
meo ben enmle 3onte, oa Oct iaI6t
aIorig gumitiat no for Den nm. So
mere ban bloc bortIeoe benoes Tan.
fer ira 9elene, oeito iprigere blen
bun / at fornGate lin Mening. oq
oct far bom opbt / Siertet. 9an
boabeoe iaa imaat, at bun NOT mart
oilOe bline feo at ben Welooi, men
tbprfimoo, Selene fom netop til at
itoa for Barnet Tom ct forfIoret
8Gien. 3 ben ii6Ite 9io beannote
bun oaiaa at tale meset ON ben al.
osoe Ro6er. oe be imoo 9iIeoer,
iom Barnet foritoo at male for
BAN, 6reb ofte 8an6et op | ginene
pno BAN.
D6or, fan Mor MI o9fnn oppe /
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mig9 Sborfor fommer 9ante
SeIene oIorig mere til os? Seq
meote benoe nnIie beo ct. Rorip.
firfe, men bpor fao bum bIee no.
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SfOIe, bpor iee for eif9"
Sooodnne SpsrgsmoaI bar iom
$ammerIns poo bans Sombittig.
BED oe fueoe n9ften ganffe ben Ell.
Iers foa ft9rfe Rano.
Snorfor funoe anno bog life
lutte fg til ben np Sante, Der bar
Iittter genliebeo fra Top til 1oo.
Sun bar en- elegant, fmuf, ung
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rig giges gIif pna geroen og ino.
fsre benbe | 8eroensIibet. Gun
bar Deter Of en- ofoso @rosierer,
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fen, og iom for ire aor fi6en bar
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firm % Dotter en- flor @rI6. "a
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netop bar ben, Der firnbe basic iib.
mrrfet til bans Gus. &on globe.
be Rs ober, At INN ftrofs bar ina
pemIie mob Oornef. Odmife bitt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

iDntes ban life ON, at bun ogiao
operierte al oenne 8enligbeo paa
BAN ieIu. San bapoe NOT i'm ito.
re Sell. men ban uor aIisepeI en-
abel oe f~intfslenoe 0atur, ban
DiIoe blot oItio ifiIIe bet bIeoe
Sinh. 3ertiI bob6e ban oItio boit
Sott 90 en- em Smnpittigbeo Iige
oner ior oct inage Son.
Srsfen gri9itte aern bnooe M
pGret Ell War / bans GUS. Oct bar
en- bel @aooe for BAN, at anna il.
fe funoe lutte iig til benOe. Roor
ban ifuloe barre Grlig moo Iig ieIo,
iDntes ban heller life ON benoe.
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ban tom i'll at t9nfe paa, booroan
bun Ell Gag boboe biit BAN nooIe
Sluitrationer / Ell Bog og oa uoen
.nioere baboe lagt fin Saano paa
bans unoer gogen % roIiet looet
Den ligge Der, til ban trat fin til
liz. 8Grre baooe oct bpret nooIe
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og iaa neo paa anna, Der Ieae0e
/ 9aDen; od tom bun ben og lna0e
lit Sobe0 paa bans SfuIoer, at
bun nGiten bersrte bans ain0l
Subal IA baooe ban ifpnot fla
no al Stuen oe Iuffet Gsren baorot
/.
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oaen, fom annn ip~ringenoe og
ialot BAN itormenoe ON SoIien;
bun bar IN meeet libIie Rotlr.
oSoa OH tror, 5nr, at iea Ilet
life mere Tan buffe. bnoroon min
ofosoe WPor foa no? SO, bet fan
on rigtignof tro, at ieg fan. Sun
bopoe ct aniigt iom en- engeI = Ell.
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lene. gar, tpnf big, 2qreren |
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flet ingen en9Ie; men iee tror lite,
bet er ianot, bpao ban flyer. Bare
3onte $eIene ieen matte eipe mia
Notwithstanding. Ssoe,
fore, rare, file 6ar, lob mig ben.
tie 2ante SeIene2 = blot cen eneIte
nge - blot cen Dag oa. aa 7sar,
ieg bar ianoon en- frpsteIie Sobeo.
pine, fsl blot, bpor beo iee er; o.
ieg bar iGet life Iebet omfrina."
$r. Sitter maatte benbc Fla bort,
ban fsIte en- BARN Slide orbeibe fia
op al 9pbet, 90 en- itprf anaft
greb BAN. Son ffpnbte fla bort,
men en- Time efter Tom ban tiIboae
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paa 3pgsen. GUN rofte BAN
Saan6en:
Som, Gdr, os I'll paa NIT 90.
peo. Va, bpor sbrt bet onbt, 90,
ioo cnbt, ioa onbt. aante Birett.
'ts flyer, at BIT q forbi ieg q Ioa
forsaIet, iee Hal Slot tooe n Noa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08
g%interg9tten.
Gn Gpipbanie- SiitOrie* J
af ernit @pers.
On Gninhl

Dig itrRffer ei Stormens borife2no,
lGi 2uftens istoI6e annoe.
On beo, of biitoppe ben iterfe 9uo
Sin iooeeIte gIomIt bill beaon6e.
Dig prpOer Ell broget 6oroeproet,
5bi uItplos Spiot er DIT Smpffe.
Oe tabs ou ofl9gger ben boioe
9rogt.
SIumrer mo un6er 9anrens 2pffe.
Sbao iee M oil fortPne Dig,
fore 2qier, er life noget, ieg bar
opfunoet, men funbet; life ipefuIe.
ret bet 10 beo Stribeboroet, men
Iomlet bet op pao 2iosneien, 6a ieg
npIig gift no al Berlin, bsieoe tire
@anee ON Sisrnet os GIT tire Gan.
&c Iiee no. Get bar be6 8intertio,
men bet bonoe npret iao forunoer.
Iigt miI0t ! mango Tiger, og ielo
/ Sag itinneoe Solen iaa flort,
at @intergpffene ioa imaat 6egpno-
tie at itiffe oeres imoa bbioe &ope.
Der frem of ben forte Soro | ga.
oerne foran Suiene, Sorunoerligtl
Gu aIlere6e be fsrlte 6oroorsbuol
Oa enonu er oct ben 2io, Tom min.
Der os ON De niie fra giterlano.
Seq maotte t9nfe poa be fornem.
me GoIt, iom boeoe / be imuffe
giIIoer poo beeee Sioer Of 8eien.
Wfon en- ener moen Of benz bar
erforet SoIi9beoen | bint 9igter.
orb:
Sit 90 geien enfom fremao,
ut, ben bar iaa triit faa toni
Sngen giIgrim til 2eoiager
5nnbt ies, bbor ieg Donoreo ON.
Do bit oppe unoer Simlen
9ineo ieg en- Stiernes Sfin.
.3a ieg isgte - oa ieg troeoe,
gIep til fioft min 5relier min.
Seq trnfte poo SsnooeseDom.
geIiet til n9ite Senooe, iom enoer
meo ben SubeI: Son a~abenbareoe
i'm SerIigbeo, os bans 9iicipIe
troebe poa BAN. Cs ieg ipurg.
tie mig ieIp, mon ct ioaomrt Cpl.
pbomieparf, mon en- iaabm Cpl.
pbomiebtitorie oeiaa mn funoe from
&c inc | Suiene os Sierterne2 Soo
bbiebe ies ire @onee ON &iernet
o. eif Iiee ub. Der Lao ben fore
5abrif. Ten beffaftiger ire Stnnbre.
be arbeibere. Gens p0I6ise Sfor.
ffene roger naften belt op til Sfp.
erre. Dan mngtiee 6onnren frnbe
mnn bpre Iongt borte ! bef fierne.
lom nam edDet trpoeD, - b bic
> gpipbn.ias: 6eI3e trs asn.
81 Doo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08
lite marts, 1913.

9eboIo oerfor 9Sanobe0en ON euerbufm4 % raaoperg on Jam.
Inc % tiliae uor tore Bargain aataog, nonr iof belt DC bebeoer noge
!Sarer.. Stnioe &c 1abe torIogt be ion1ne eaer moafe life mootaqt Dem,
i0n tnoieno 8eres 9aDn % 4oresfe til Slm0m x 90, 111'119 NORTH
Glpabetb Street 9btcogo, Slinois. eler enonl beore, mtag Glbnoet
iom bi 8gr her neOenfor, og &c ffl pao inmme 10 fa mootoge ale
pore QatoIoaer on SiIbu0 fut
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

en1ber ifnotnabht 8onide amerifa mobtoa for ell fort 1io fnen
uSnobeoen ON enerbufen~ neo ct nobaIe af enetnaen0e @ootfeb ga.
rer al oae nnHge slags. peroeO befenOtgeres. at De Special GitIbno,
Bargains" oa IlbuO pao fre 9rpienter, iom Qior0es oSanobeoen
ON enerbnffen4, fremoele5 inor anbne ir ole % enboer og bill 2gbeo
mo oct iororteoe SIbu0, iom bi aer Der neoenor, frenoeIcs uGre gl.
6uAe I'll nn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

st lbr irit I'll boer 99ler, Iom inos
ienoet neoenitaaenoe 9upon inoeu ben
lite Rarts, 1913.
ri sipr btttt 1ilbnb for pan 0tHus Ianbt at aisrt
btfitHbt for ait. al pi / port Paboraiorier bar oiort
BEN DibuHbfrliat C~Jbagtit. bDorlfots man fan ioHtfHs
iurt 6umle % Hali fan iiHrit. at en- elanbing Of
fammt fan itHbts optfnli I en- HtiiGiie. ai tn tHtiif
sGiit at otnnt sTtrait al 6nmlt % wtalt. Tom u fnlbtr
glaista. Brua, ian bBtm Tom btll / pitmmfi mtb ettbtb
i.lbtrtbt iiat 90 I'll itr ganontr pttimnstaet % ifuHs
mtnbt WniisSrng. darmtrt. paanbudrifu. 10 tort inei.
hutm iom btii fan ira nn nf brnaae for ia itiu on I'm
damilif of bet 5rifft. Tom btbsutsi 6itmuft, for on
uSaiita f5 Gents pr. salon. alina %binigefe fHo nogti
au0fi erun. 5tiit Brpa ar fnritube 90 btfimnatnbe.
Jot at piBrr bet mnliai for hDu 5amifie ntfotifaHt
ia btitt Wrgg firaI. trflnrtr pi OF btrntb Diniet III pro
RcoiagelitH af st.oo al isubt I'll hpd 9aiI al brite
Blab irf a0iffr af efnnt Grtraft. tiiirnfftligf for Til
~bsrtbtlitn al IS gnapnrr Wali'grpa. FAINT bette pairt
% prreiiat ibf iom en- abiolui fri RrtitHt. 3tiit lbr
CT liat iaa paatiofligi iom At aaft sslBnbr. for hpiliti
man mnn btinIt $1,000 tltr mere. Bto at boriaipt btiif
prrafiat lhr frtf iror pi h%nrtiatrt at lfnnnt inirobnart
uorf Hnt pionnofTligf Rrobuit I tnhor iiaHbinapiif
6nsholbnina. afip ND nfbtniaatHbe aupon. Iirip 5ffa
snpH % abufif paa iammt 90 inoitHb ben til o. mf6
500 Routu frbtr tafr Papiutbbt. nhrtt % b. irt
sGiir foHtfHirfrff eriraft for Waits erDa oil bn hrnr
bliut Sem iilienet. GUS Sc iit bliUer fulei iilfrsea /
fHhutr e%tnitfHsf. iaa earnnttrsr ui nraf ai iilboat,
btAlr Terra Solar. ian at II nbiolui iiit iabu noed.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

uomarftt COB fibemaaltr. fuIoi sarantfrti. eisn
rifle Er. &c. dfiufat fom dibilbHinatH Diiu. btHi
polfrtt mtb iolihf glififis 5slp eaaa. tt iubrt fana for
Of btiintit Garfti meb sisp % At nbrt yana. Spiib
Bari. Sairt RtHni, on fimtpiifrt al blnai staal.
lbriiiut mto nrabiiif siirs / ~roituteot Vaa bulb eaas
aruHb. "Htmonioir" nhf, b. .. E. hiurs % ifaffH
ptb Ssiltn. doranlbt Gsilt. en- Sc iitf iiD bfbsDu
ct uhr, iaa iRni paa. hpor lpfitiia &c iaH aisTf IN
gualtng tatE gni utb al iiantt BAN It iaabani IibI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

Snaber, nenter - boob Inn on,
Obi engnng ou oe ifaI fine
Serliabeoens flare Cue.
Se, Der fiber ban / ben bIeoe
2pneitoI, ben rige Sobrifont. Wen
bans gIif Tiger msrft og truenoe
ODER til ben fore 5obrif. Mon
ban bar fooet Rie pao arbeioeren
meo bet fooeoe aniigt pe6 SRrn.
eitteret2 Mon ben rige Rono
misunoer fin a~rbeiber2 5or Won-
ben meb be bnoroe Spnoer er en-
lpffeIig Nono. San bar ct bpe.
geIi9t Stem, oe ronr ban ON af-
tenen fommer neb 90 @o6en, Inf.
fer gsrnene 9sren op for BAN, ben
pneite toger ban paa armen, ben
onoen beo Saan6en, og be andre
b9nger fig foit | bans Groffeffs-
Der. Cans trofnite &uftru Isnner
bom Gogens Wsie beo at boIoe
Siemmet rent os me6 ct bierteIiet
@o6often. SiIfreosbeb better Dor.
bet, Der er Greo | ben lille, p9ne
Stie. SO. Sons Ssrgen er en-
IpffeIig Mnn6i
Wen ben rige Sabrifont ier triit
og msrf ub. Gan bar Inn en- enc.
fte Blout, Der or bom @Inbe, bet
e anna, bons bprebare lille anno,
Tom M e. Il aGr - I Dag Ieeer
b,m the I 0oberene efase.
"a xaste eeIeae eabwn bdr bes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

Dig itrRfter ei Stormens bnrife2Do,
81 2uftens isfoIoe Qonoe.
peo, at biitoppe ben itRrfe @uo
Sin ipoeeite gIomit oil beann6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08
al 0tsit
uDrt "Trit" f S ;';;
lite Rarts, 1913.

st llbr irit til bper 9nier, iom inb.
ietNe.. nehenitnnpnhe Annnn innen hrn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1913-01-08

Oel SleDt DuH Iulue UVlBe III
fine Spaieretitre, men til iioit ber.
tie ban op meo at fige oct, for ban
merfeoe, OF naor bans 5uftru bon-
De bpret Der, meote ban benIigere
anIigter, og poo grnoen Of bans
Sierte eIeoeoe bet bam, roar bans
arbeioere iaa poo BAN me6 miIoe,
benIige Zine.
Wen meb eet Sfoe bar al oenne
2pffe forbi. SeIn bob6e bun b9ret
fom en- ellie | oere8 bIomitrenoe
Sone. Og ban, Der | @rrnoen iIet
life troeoe poo nogen &immeI, bon.
be eIaoet fig ooer os npot al ben
bimmeIife Srpo oe 2Dffe, Der Dnr
roTtrsmmet fra benoe. Ru baboe
gIomiten Iuftet fit g9ger, iaeoe
gr9iten, oa bum Iaa | fin aiite
Tom en- bpi6 ellie; men Wanoei
fIngebe og ioe6e, Of MI bar bans
SimneI ftprtet iommen.
Gun bop6e en- trofoff, frr Ben.
inoe, Der be6 SeIene Sfrm, oe
Tom boeoe ianimen meo Woberen,
Der bar enfe, | ben onben enoe
of Bpen. poo tit GsosIeie bapoe
bun beot fin Nnno ON at ienbe
Biio efter SeIete: ~2o6 benbe bIi.
be ber % opbrose Dor Tile Annas~
Men ban Hdppebe benbeS bIeee
ain0er % iaebe: .9u tsdI ieIp op-
bragg Ieabee. "a Orn aSelbelb
Iaa bar Jaot ~ SsiIe ! ~ tslbe
The Washington times., 1913-03-24

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