davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
SOCCER
TEAMS AFTER CUP

Eighty-two soccer clubs from all over
the country, little more than twice
the number Of last year, have entered
the national challenge cur competition
OF the United States Football Associa-
ton, the qualifying round of which is
to be played oil or before October %.
The clubs of the New York and New
Jersey district have been paired a.
follows:
Qualifying gound-GreenvilIe F. G.. Jersey
Bows !. g. brooklyn. Bay Ridge F. e.
I3rOoklyH: Haledon Thistles +. &. VS.. Haw-
thUrue United. Paterson Irish-AmeriCan T.
c. Harrison. ~. Clan MacDun, New York
First round--IIoliywood Inn. Ionkers. We.
West HulsOn5, Harrison. Greenville f. g .
Jersey CIty. OF Liermania r. G.. Paterson, vs..
BROOKLYN Cetics. Brooklyn; our Boys r. g.
Brooklyn or Ray Ridge + g., Brooklyn. ~.
Irish Amcr.yars. Harrison. or Clan MacDun
New York, Yonkers r g., YOuSers, VS. J"r-
sey A. e.. Jersey city; Cameron 7. g. New
YORK - HsledOD Thisties. Paterson, or
hawthorne Cnits,l =. -. Paterson: scottish
Americans. Nearny. - True Blues. Patcr-
son, New YORK Ce,'i,s. New YORK. vs. Patrr-
son Rangers, Paterson, hangers r. -.
Brooklyn, -. Babcu"k Wilcox +. c. Bay
unne Bronx United. New York. "s Newark
=. c. Newark; Columbia oval +. g.. New
+ G.. Brooklyn coup holdersl. IS. Clan Mac
Donald, Brookiyn.
These games will he played on the
grounds Of the club mentioned first in
each instance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
YACHTSMEN MAKE MERRY
seawanhaka Corinthian Sea
son Ends with Dance.

RirggG from "clew TO earring" IN
sailor togs, the lads and lasses Of the
Seawanhaka- Corinthian Yacht Club
danced last night on the main deck all
through the irst watch and part OF the
middlc watch II marked the closing
of a most successful season 1t the oys,'
ter Bay clubhouse on Centre Island
and ali agreed that it was he Jollies:
night of all, because of the thoroughly
nautical atmosphere envelopins not
only the dance, but the deep sea dln-
ner that preceded it, which was an
nounced as sailors party"
Those who enjoyed the dinner and
the dance, all wearing sailor costumes
included ce-Commodore Daniel IA
ION. Rear Commodore Howard =.
smith. Secretary George Nichols, Paul
n Cravath. W. r. Nichols and Miss
Nichols. Herbert H. Dean, Gouverneur
+ smith, w. J. Mstheson. Willis u.
wood. Peter W. Rouss, John II. J.
stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick L.
Int. Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Burton,
George Bullock, H. II. Landon and the
Misses L.andon, Alexander Orr, Alfred
r. Whitney, jr. and Henry T. Hayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
Many Swimming Meets
Booked for Near Futur,

conclusion il easily reached ~.
should have won" =
This, Of course, Is solely a mat.
opinion. but the fact that the 49,, '
o. national championship was i.,...'
the hands Of absolutely green 80 Y
experienced judges calls for jpcs go y
tion by the Amateur Athletic
Correct judging Of diving ia a ts,t ~. ~
requires long practice, and II 4.
unfair 90 the contestants 10 nllow ~
unfamiliar with the sport to oF,I...
particularly at such important cy,s,'
In view Of the recent recomn..1.
tion of DR.. G. Ward Cramptop ~.
pools be built in our school buil4;s-'
and that swimming be Taught h "
boys and girls. II is Interesting "a -! =,
The following comparison betwesn -.
ditions here and IN Great Britain. ~. ~.
BY a well-knOwn English expert:
Swimming he writes. els nov rs.o.
nized the world over ~ a leading -.
yet our schools 20 10 further tkas !.
teach the prclininaries. We 49,.
proudly 20 the fact that about * -, ~
cent Of our boys can swim. and 49,. y.
pick a single ono who ranks above :.
diocrity. What is wrong with ths -.
ten? Why is correct stroks ~.
taught? IN The United states ~
facilities do not begin 10 compare Wi vi.
ours and the percentage Of seboolh..
swimmers is By far smaller. ins,ruets,'
are able 70 develop number Of you,.
s.ers under eighteen who figure 80.
in championship races. We must 1.
stirring if We are 10 retain supyem,.,
IT, the water. and IL is to the BOYS A..
We should look first, for they are n.
hope Of the future"
This applies here. We have dey,l
oped many able youngsters. but "a,
percentage Of swimmers is far b.L-
Great Britain's. DR.. Champion mas 4.
tight idea in advocating general h,
3truction. Il is not only a matter !,
.x4 k,,4 81 e.If nrntacst - - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
Last Years Champions
Win by Narrow Mar
gin After an Up
hill Fight.
u.s. r,.ozr-ra to Tie rrta"e.I


New Bedford. Mass, Sept. 49, In the
presence OF 1000 soccer football! rams
the soccer season was auSplc'ou5iy
opened here to-day with a match Oe-
tween the eleven Of the Brooklyn iieid
Club. which won the cup tie OF the
CEiteG States Football Association last
season. ard the New Bedford j. u
biaycrs. who were beaten By the Brook
lvrs in the scmi-hnal round.
To-day the Brooklyn team, almost
entirely reorganized, duplicated the
feat of last years team, but only after
a gruellng, uphill game. The visitors
finally won out by the score OF . goals
to 4, after a tie, at half time, when each
side had tailed once.
Ten minutes from the start, after
grand passing game on the part OF the
BROOKLYN forwards, Shanholt shot the
first goal of the game for Brooklyn.
Twenty minutes later Houldng, the
home inside right. headed in from a
CORNER" The half ended with the
teams on even terms.
The local players set fast pace IN
the second period and in nine minutes
Chadwick placed New Bedford in the
lead. Morgan followed two minutes
ia.er with score that placed New
bedford in the lead, 3 to |.
Then came a brilliant response from
BROOKLYN. as a result of which Shanholt
fGand the home net twice in quick sue
cession. A. Vandeweghe followed with
two more and the visitors held the
whip hand by to 3. Three minutes
lefore time was called Birnier, the
hGmc teams outside right, got past the
BROOKLYN defence and shot the last
goa, of the game.
H. 49,, fnllovyS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
HOPE BRIGHT AT F0RDHAM
Thirty Candidates for Football
Team Report to Coach.

With the opening game against
Georgetown. only week ahead. Ford
hams field was a very active spot yes
terdav. OF the thirty men who report
cd to "Skip" Wymard. tho Maroon
coach, twenty were put through drill
consisting principally Of limbering up
exercises and punt running.
This year an effort is being made 20
have the professional schools take
greater interest IN football. Up 70
now iew among the thousand men in
the Law aud mcGica! schools have come
Gu. for the Fordnam -eams.
Practically al. ~" "ctcraES Of last
wears team have reported tor practice.
The 6acKf.ld ahcuid BE- strong. ior be-
sides O'Connc.l. II. hauc and Robbins,
the .earr xiii hay" Ncrcald. Nuicahy,
Eupg. Reupccri ard TUi".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
WHO KNOWS WINS TRoT
Takes Measure of ForI
Orange on Parkway TRACK.

Straight heats decided three Of "A,
four Naces az the weekly trotting ma.
inee Of the Parkway Driving Club. :,
it's half-mile track in Brooklyn yester
dav. Who Knows. a black geldiu,
owned BY John Leopold. took the mes,
ure of Fort Orange, which had bee,
winning rather consistently Of late, i
three straight one-mile brushes. Al
the finishes were close. with For
Orange almost abreast Of his oppcneu'
in all the heats.
Nat Wards chestnut gelding Jaei
Leyburn again opposed Henry E
Roulston's Belle Isle, and was a win,
ner in two straight half-mile heats.
The summaries follow:
TRoTTTNG - CLASS \ - MILE HEATS =
THREE ~ FIVE
Who Knows. blk. (. Mr.. DSopOldl l
Fort orange Lad. b. & &C.. seaman. !
Time. 2:lii3 2:l5s 2:sk.
TEOTTING-CLAsS C-MILE IIEATs-TWf
IN THREE
King Audubon. b. g ,Matthew Dean. I
Hollywood Jack. D. z. Wilson Reid. ;
Thomas Hood. u. < ,Mr Iockwsrdl. !
Time, 2.3li7. 2:25.. 2:25A
SPECIAL RACE - HALF-MTLD HEATS
TWO IN THREE.
Jack Leyburn ch z. Nat Wsrd(...-..i
Bel Isle. D. m ~. q. Roulston). .......:
Time. Loo l0Na
PACING-CLASS B-HALF-NILE HEATS
TWO IN THREE
DR.. Threr'. b. z. III. 9. RoIlstonl..,...-
Narento Boy. h. e. Nv. flornbuckiei......
Time l:iiiq. 1854.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
Brooklyn Soccer Team
Defeats NeW Bedford

the championship of the city will be
played to-day at Ebbets Field. Brook
Ign. The second will be played at the
Polo Grounds, Manhattan. on Sunday,
September p. Both games will be
called at p. m.
Admission to these games will be
free. but no boys will be admitted.
The Police and Fire department bands
have been ordered to the games by
their commissioners. Invitations have
been sent to the heads Of all city de-
partmerts to attend, boxes being re-
served for them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20

The results of the second division
games down for decision were expect
ed to further weed out the strong from
;he weak clubs. The Arsenal journeyed
to Stockport, and did splendidly to
share the points. bat Fulham. enter
tanning the Derby County players be-
: fore large crowd gave them their
first defeat this season at > to 0, which
Fits il to the top of the table.
Bury visited Preston North End. and
won by score of 2 to 0. ClaptoE
Orient tool; the long journey to Hull,
and surprised even their own support
erG by winning a fine game by the
only goal scored.
Tho ,nsmlts fnllnNr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
SENATORS WIN AND LOSE
Browns Rally in Eighth Inn,
ing of Second Game.

St. Louis, No, Sep. 10. St. Louis
and Washington divided a double-head-
cr to-day, the visitors winning the first
game by a score of to ] and losing
'he secord at . 20 8.
The second game was called or ac--
count Of darkness after It. Louis mad
scored the winning run in the eighth
inning
Tho scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20

So far this season several Of the
Southern League clubs have caused
many surprises, quite the feature being
the fine playing of Watford, which
during the week headed the table for
the first time in the clubs history. 1t
had a difficult proposition to-day, hav-
ing TO tackle the improved Southend
United, and by sharing thc'points still
remains at the top of the table, as Mil
wall had IT'S colOrs lowered for the
first time this season by Southampton,
which won al 20 !.
The results follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
Englewood Country Club.

The qualifying round for the autun'
cup was run off Yesterday al III
Englewood Country Club. As an sdtsl
incentive. there were prizes offered To-
the best net score in Two classes. Tx
Class A winner was Aymar Embup
with S1-9-72. and William A. BaFeti
won the second class, with 9l-iS-R
The scores follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
Carlisle Indians Win
on the GridirOn

Carlisle. Penn. Sept. l9.-The Car
Isle Indians began their football sea-
SON here TO-DAY with victory over
Albright College The score was ~ to o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20

Tar. It runs as smoothly as a PLAN ue'O'
Save These Losses
Save the avoidabe troubles. Oct ell
the safety, strength and mileage that you
can. Then you have the utmost IN 'Te'
That is what Goodyear gives you u
the FIVE ways cited. no other maker offers
what We give. -
The result is that Goodyear leads, no
other tire commands such prestige or sue"
sale.
And our matchless output ena0'e'
prices which few makers meet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20

Rim.Cuts - the chiefest tire troubles
are utterly needless. They are ended
completely -n a faultess way-in Good
year No Rim-Cut tires
Blow-Outs, in large part. are due to
wrinkled fabric. Our "On-Air" cure
eliminates this cause. This exclusive
Goodyear process costs US $500 daily.
Loose treads we combat by patent
method. Hundreds Of large rubber rivets
are formed in each tire, reducing this risk
60 per cent.
Punctures are minimized in our All
Weather tread. 1t is tough and double
tb;cl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20

INO-O ase Il'--I-1NaN. TIIIF-I'T FIIbII'
IN Is innings: or Shaw. > In 3 "a innings:
of Leverenz. In : innings; OF BaumGard-
ner, ia . innirss. Sacrifice hits SnankS
~. Williams. Stolen bascS-Milan 90,
Shotton ~. Walker. Austin. Pratt. Double
plavs-M oeller Ia Gaudil: Austin (unassistedD.
Bases on baIls-Ofi Engci. 4; on Leverenz.
4; OF BaumgardneT. !. Hi; by pitcher-Ev
Engei. /; ~ I.AyerenZ. l. Struck out-By
Baumgardner. /. Passed bsli-Asnev.. TIM
pires-E.yans AMI Sheridan. Time-2:2O
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
Police and Fire
Mines to Clash

The FIRST game of baseball between
the Police and Fire departments for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20

GnaIs-A NaudaWcEhr ~. Shanholt -.
UouiGing. CHADWICK. Morgan, Burucy, Ref
crcr-E. Gore. I.iUcsmen-". \. kHnF ana
4 EOutEwog:n TiM'-ilalNes o. - minute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
c scores follow:
FIRST GAME
Totals. Sr45 = 10 !

Totals. @r4S = lOi. To,aIs....3l . l.
'Ratteu tor Agnew in the seventh inning.
4Batted for Lpvc-cnZ ~ the seventh inning.
Dated Tor Baumgarjner in the mini inning.
Washington ..........o j
ST Louis .............l O-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
Needless Tire Troubles

lar. 1t runs as smoothly as a plain tre'O'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-20
BILLIARDS AND bowLING.

Bowling AII~V. Billiard 4 Pool
73.s.s Table MfTs. Repair.
'11 Supplied MARI BrOA. N
90 pnien Square
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

aebmono 3. 3. Soracnien /
6oriens er Gatten til II. Dec. al
aaoet oeo Ds6en, So 9lor al. Gen
aioo6e par 6ormano ior oen itco
liQe @oroeriorenina % baooe j
monac 9(ar oprct Meolem al 9i0.
ninasfommisiionen. San par &io.
Der al 9bg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

te0e meO Ell SenpenOelie til De 10.
fale 5orenineer ON at oirfe ior, at
ale Den Slags 9eoilliuger lore.
ln9ees Gtaonet. Man ueotog emo.
oioere at arbeioe for, at De lteolige
8olitimeitre, ! inmtlige 9epprtnin.
ger (oeiaa af6oIosbeoGrtninger)
iamt gutiffer, bpor DER forbano-
les Spiritus, laSer opbpnge llo.
Drag al 9eoGrterlooen. Ogioo ON
@etimelig6eOen for De iamoirfenoe
iooife SeIifaber al at babe Total,
MeolemSblooe eQer 9laoe for Gam
oir~fiombeoen, fertes Ger no9en 81.
fusion. Der par it6rit Stemni1g
Tor life at itarte iaaoanne MeoIems.
6laoe, men / Ste6et iamGe iig on
n4f6ol6Soogblaoet~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

lerne - for at oplpie neiagtigt OIL
3%or6oloene oeronre; % Der buros
ligeleoes 9iDes flar % neiagtlg
9eifeO ON Bammarf, iaa ale feno.
tie oereS eget 2anO / ale @nfelt9e-
Ger, iaa piloe maaife life iaa NE
gen uqrOiiulO ar6eiosfrait 9aa no
ira port San0.
6or 3i0en er man oct onnife
anierifa optaget al Danmarfss9p
ningen pao Gan 5rancisco.llOitil.
lingen. Gen Gag, oct 0anife Stag
bellies ooer gDanmarfs -9pgningen" ,
pil Der goa ct @ps gennem Den bal
be Wilfion Donifc oeropre, og par
ui berbiemme, iom ri bnroe pore.
iaa bpngte Ri ale iom Ell bore
Stag no Ger paa Oen Do8. Cor 0et
bfiper en- itolt Gag Tor 9~onIfbeoen
Amerifa."
g. 6. Rieffen iortGler bril-
liant. Sans fenue SproonotaIe, Der
eier ct pitt thrift Soing, greb sien
iunIiqt 9il6ererne, og oa Sr. u.
6ao6e i~oreoiit en- amelia RGtfe Gus.
biar0cr. taffcOe oen itore 6oriom.
lima BAN meo onrmt % fraitiat
0iial0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

iaa 6~ortieneiten oeo 5iiferiet er
Doerit OaarGig. Oa 8arepriierne mn
er ret bGie, piG oct nof for eufelte
Stems 8e0fommenoe fomme til at
fnibe noget meo at ilaa fig igen
mem ginteren. 5or giebliffet cr
1ilitanoen run0t ON paa gerne DOG
temmelig tiIfre6sitiaen6e.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

Geglen bueroags Aitener % on.
SenOngene, aiIparres Spiieialoner.
ne, iaa ineen 5oriprrelie fan i'm.
Sc 5teo. Mien fer oct, at nogen
gnIfer paa andre Gage % 1ioer
at 6oloe en- @uostieneite. buao 10
fan ppre rimeligt moer 5or6olOene
paa Seen, oa mac De pdaggloenoe
toae 9ofaliteterne, iom De ct; Sfi.
bet fan 10 nGppe aiipGrres ior
9asiage % @ennemgang miot Ar.
beiostioen. Sful0e oct oa ife, at
tanfeleie Berioner Dirfer i%orltDrren
DC paa anongten, bar ieg Jet, al
geIptningen paataler bette og tler.
ner De gaoguloenoe. Det forefom
mer mia, at ser nnOer Dc gione6or.
bolo life fan freezes mere.
SoaO angaar ben prnftiife Dirt
iombeO, en- iaooon ioreilaaet 8ei.
iemisIionqr ifuIoe u0foIoe, oa er
ben maaifc life al iaa tor 9etpo
ning, at en- ilio 5uuftionGrs an.
Ipttelle fan iiges at oGre paotra.
pet. Sagen er nemlia ben, at Sti.
bets Olofrue err / @eiio0elie al alt
i%orne0ent WateriaIe meo Senipn I'll
NOresier oa Oplnsnin9er peoreren
Sc Sc oanife aolonier, UieHigbeOer
qoniuloter III. b. i amerifa -
fort iaat alt. booo ser fan intereS
iere en- onnIf ll%onan0rer.
I'll Slilt MAJ ieg mauife omtoIe
set ioreIlaae6e Spiritnsiorbuo, oct.
te ssrap ON 1Dong iremiat At en-
goraer / ct irit 9an0. 5or6oloet
meo Seuiun til SpiritusiroifGnf'
nina Scanoinaoiensamerif 2i.
MEMS Qaa0e err nenrlig oct, at Der
poo 3. Qa6nt al %ipiritisie 9rifte
fun uoifrnfes 9ortoin, Ell Bare.
pei fun De iprrcite 3. 0ohntS RnS
ioaerer har Moab til at inofebe
Serimoo + Gfs. life @hiifp. ; ~.
riat ierpercs Der nm Fl. % ifnloe
Set lie, al Wis6rua timber Steo bcr-
ne6. bliper Barren llffet; Ser Ter
ocres ieIuisIaelia heller life ior be-
ruieoe Gerioner.
Er1 bar tilIdSt mia at iremiptte
ioranitnacn0e 9cmGrfninaer, ioroi
len inutcs, at set por Ell Sfom, at
Sen ber6ensberemte oonife aritit'
qpit Ihtloe nimo6ioat aiOe Tia 10.
iloa ooer for en- 8irfiomheo, Ser
nor broaf set i1o ni0i j Retnina al
0m6n for 9asioqercrne. tom Scon
6inobien .Nmerifo 2inieus 2eoeIie
bar abort set. % iirr mar aritif
Zen life hnr nodcn lott Puno moer
ia @bmnro Spore
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30
gprae Sansicns nue. Soe.


Gen populpre 5oriatter bar ieuoi
o5 til 4nmelOelie i'm n0e 9og =
oct ieueitc lloila9 al bans @irtiom.
bco / Getning al at ifrioe mooernt
Danmarfs6iitorie
Gen beooer gg%riniesiens Siam.
merberre" % %ioregaar nioer 5re.
oerif 3. A.; SanoIingen iinOer DOG
nprmeit Steo pao &emmetoite, buot
aonaens Seitcr Grinie5ie Sop9it
Seoeoia bar taqet Op5oI0 eiter
9onaens 9eateifabsinogaaelie meo
9lnno Sop6ie RcpentIom.
9srge Sansien er en- inter.
esiontere 0iitorieifriuer emo BLOCH
Spor 9loc6 ifilorcr mtter ari8 o.
Gs6 o. @lo0. bar q. :. De mel
bcnriuenoe 9ille6er al 6inbeo oa
0n6e at bol0e 2pieren Tor 2ie. OF
set cr pei et SpergsmaaI. ON ben
Waa0e at ifrioe observation-disclosures
paa iom opitoar ueo, at en- Tor.
itaacn6e Oiqter faiter fin Rroiefters
ifarpe SegelnS inc / iorriae 5ioers
"a @enneifers 2ip oa Sonfemnaoe
life er nof idn opr6iiul6 iom eli
uocllffcnoe 0premsninl al Slaa
oaqe oq ialOnes autaI oip. cr. Gti
err mort IGoreIanos 5iitorie let pae
ct flItirelt. life ct frias6iitoriif
@r1molaa. Sen iom q :. bneri
2lar u%oienoer 9illcoer ira.
0isIe aulhtrifilorin1er banner
9ianmen ON 4rIniesie Sopbtt
Se6epigs % benoes Ooerfam
merberre Glesiens aGrliabe0s
6iitorie, Der en6te meo oeres paa
itaaeoe benimeIiae 9ielie / @emme
tote Slotsfirfe en- Gambling
ser Ifuloe pare iremfolot al 9rin
i~esiens 9rooer, 1reoerif D. Ace iol
at ifGbe Sorioning mellem bans
Gronnina gnnn Sopbie Aepentlom.
Slpgt % Rlesiens % iierue oennI
iioite o. andre oanife 9loeIsilpateri
baanenoe Serb moo 0ronningen
Der 10 life par al a%ongabIoO.
Qriniesic Sopbie 9eoeoig, oel
osoe npiteu go 9lar gammel
1875, opretteOe JON betenot De
aoeliae aIoiter pno @emmetoite
Senoes 9GateiGIc, ben GoIc 6or
aoolp6 8lesien, Ieoeoe ouer q
Nar eiter % Oeoe I S0%qars Aloc
gergc Sansien5 ii6ite iorele
biz iioite BOG er JONI oens 6or
gpngere uofonmet paa Sa9erup'
5orlag.
@6maro Spore.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30
9aamarfs AUrrelpUnOante.
abbon., / Sec, 1914.
z. Is. N%icliens 6Oreorag.

Ger maa alliaepel DGre en glG.
oelig Sntere9ie hos 6olf for oct
emne: gDiellem SanosmGno / ".
inertia, ooer 6oilfet 5orintteren
6. 6. Rieleu iorleoen taIte i
OOo 3ellop 4alGets itore Gal, el.
Iers oiI0e Salen pel npppe upret
ioo iplOt JON Den par; aongen
bauoe uiit @mnet Den Snteresie at
fomme til Steoe, % ban moreOe
iig fongeligt oper ale De Smaa.
trqf al 6umoriitiif 2lrt, meo buiIfe
8oriatteren baooe ipgffet lit Sore.
Drag ON Den nplis aiiIntteOe 3eile
meIlem &c ioreneoe Stnters 3an'
lie.
eaentlig bar oct life noget Sore.
orag, inarere ell apfte ifnrpeS treii
ms. 5oriattcren mco SeluopIeoelier
til @runolas taiteoe ouer auItur
% Observation-Disclosures hos 8onife
/ glmerifa. U1eu iamlet til en 9eI.
be6 gou oisie Smoatrrf ct 9oot
Sn6blif i 5sIeIieslip o. IGntemaa.
De hos u%Ouanoreoe 9auosmGno,
iaaIe6es i oisieS Ooalige Gin %
9lrbeioe.
Sr. g. 6. o. nGpneoe iaaleoes.
al 8ocine par inn oonif en- On
al Der | enfelte gutitspinOucr iano
ties 0pilag on, at Der taltes en-
oelif; omtalte omtalte Stolemeoet
/ CONNER I 1t, goil, 6por 1000
SfolemcnneIfer oar til Steoe, og
bpor SooeOioreOrnaet par Tan
mnrfs SfoIeppien".
n@fmerifa bar 9ennem bore
2anosmpno 0eropre naet tilisrt
en- 9ortion goo, ipon. Oanif anI.
tlir; og ri ifplOer Or. Cyan en-
oprietig TAT ior ali, 6uao ban bar
aiort for at aabne slmcrifanernes
Zine for. oanif aultiir.
Sea taller Der / aiten ior at brin'
ae en- Sitien ira Dem oeroore; oct
er ct 9site, ies opipIoer. 5or pore
Qon0smqno Amerifa lGnges Ell.
ter 1orItaaeIie 6erbiemmeira. en
aammel 9anifer oeropre iaaoe en-
aana til mig: Oct er llO%panorerens
Sfp6ne aIOria at blipc lpffelige
gmerifa eioer os intet. 6or bper
Dollar, ieg fnar inb, bar ieg leoerei
II. g. ior. 100 Gents Slio; man
foar Inlet forprct. 90 bnpoe ri nioii
bpob pi aif inO til, iaa par SaloOe
ZEN al be oanIfe llopanorere alorig
fommet til II. 9. 81.
90 oerfor, iasoe 3oreorngsbol'
oerea, buroe Der berbiemmefra a.
res ct fort Mrbeibe - 81. a. Sfo'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

Nl01Illl9eIlpf, F~rOTt9IUl VVI.
Rnmiina / agbenbopn er oigaoet
oe6 Deoen, SO @ar 9nnlmel. 8ro-
iesIor Staining, Der ierit bar fnot
tet til Seoeielifabet oa aebenbopns
0%opneupien % for ct Mars Eio It.
Den Itarte6e en- Notwithstanding.
nor 1850 Decent oeO Bolptef
milf 2preanItolt oq t909-tt 8or.
mono Tor 0onif llnaoomsiorbnnN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30

@n 9p begraoe5. Gom, q. Sec.
Giorlinfet). @n Del al 9pen Bal
montone er blepen begrapet nnoer ei
mpgtigt Soroifre0, ioraariaget al
ct ilere Cages poIoiomt 9iengifDI
Oianac 9pgninger itprte0e iammcn
% 10 Menneifer begraoeOes | 9iu-
inerne. 5 De onrfringli9genoe Ggne
aanr Slooerne oper 0eres BREEDER
% ioroarioger betpoelige 9oeIpg
gelier.
@almontone er Ell 9p paa 1000
0cnneifer 40 MiI Subject iOr
Rom.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-12-30
9pOSfnlb.
Urn Griitiue @pranarS

Urn Griitine Wprgnnro. Seuoaa
3ormio0oq Den 6. Sec. inoleb til
.. M. SO aontor / 9ebenbapn
tclcgraiiif @eooelelie ira Siiu-9en
ON 6rn 0sr1aorOs 800. De mar
mere Omitrnoiabeoer peO bette
upcnteoc 8sSsiolo fenoes life. men
man formooer, oct itoor | 6or.
binoelie meo Ell Ssoiel.
3 aor fit 5ru airitine Nsr.
aooro fin 9ieneitc | Sen odnife 81
namisfion = De iioite 3 Gar ION
Dor fsrite llneoomsorbeioer Misiio
npr Safeguards SuItru.
Get blep on fun en- fort, men ii