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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
CARTER CARRIED TO
SEVENTEENTH GREEN
f.. /. Manson Puts Up Hard
Fight in Final Round at
Pinehurst.
TOO COLD FOR GOOD GOLF

rISEHuRsr. y. G. Jan. s.-The semi
finals and finals OF the Pinehurst mid
winter golf tournament were played to-
day IN sold weather and everybody
played under double wraps. The win
ners were Philip Carter In the first
G. Il. Hudson In the third and w. +.
Smith in tn" fourth.
Carter. the Metropolitan star, VOL his
semi-fnal match easily. but +. T. Man
son Of Boston made a st.rr fight against
him in the afternoon. The match was
all square at the ninth and again at
the fifteenth green. Manson topped his
drive of the sixteenth tee and was just
short Of "a water azard Carter won
the next In 3 and the Bonstonian. who
Is the champion OF the ad vertiser lost
after a pluchy tussle. The cold affected
Carter and he wasn't as good AS usual.
but he made "A IS, going out in IL and
coming back IN 81. Manson took 81
strokes. Carter was in four traps. UNI
usual for him. and made n beautiful
shot from a trap. the ball travelling
100 yards TO the green. The summary
First Division. s-mi-hnal Round-Phi.ip
Carer. Nassau, beat :. Y. RUrnagr. va
mango. 3 sui 8; L. 7 Manson. Framing
ham. beat ". y Patterscn. Siwanoy
Firrl ~Round-Cartes beat Manson, !
amt /. .
TrUesiei, Fox HIS, bout. s. A. Henuessee
C1opers'own, I ANA 2 J |. Weller, 81
ta'hertres. beat G. ". Harmon. Wy@agyi
TInai Rouud-we..er b-a, Truesd.l.
second Division, semi. Una! Round-R- G
Sl.tIItu ~! krtsk mort. heat the Rev II A
Kelley. southern Pines. bent II c. Small
Nurth FORK, . and
Final Kound-K-lley heat shannon,
Consplatlon. semi. final Round u
I,arnhi.., Fox Nus beat w : Van Cilei
W,k,vsl, beat I. +. Lancaster, Woodland
Final ~Round-Gnlett bea, Barnhil,
rhird Division. semi-nnsl Round 4
Hudson, North Fork, beat Spencer Waters
Apawamis' ana = ! D. g Rqmsey
Finsi Ro~und-Hudson beat Rumsey.
C,nsolation. seml.hnal Round-w. "
up tnineteen hi.-sl q " watts, HI
ardale, beat James Barber. Engis~ood.
Flnai Round-wst,s beat White.
Fourth Division Semi final Round-w
= smith, brae Burn. beat Matt GRAY
ern Pines. beat S. l.. Allen. Moorestowi
Final Round-smith beat Goodman.
consolation. s.mi-nnai Rounh-IIlrar
Green. rRunaio. beat A. c. Penn, Piainneit
6 ana 3 ". \. sanford Montreal hea
Final Round-Sanford beat Green,
and ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
TINKER HAS MORE A
wants cubs To Train at Shr~yc-
port Instead Of Ia NJ

CHICAGO, III, Jan. Manager Tinker
~ determined =" change m" original
rait'ug plans arranged for the CHICAGO
cubs and says lie VIII use all his per
sVasIVc powers 20 .uduc" President
Wecahman to send the club Co Shrsve-
port instead OF To Tampa. H. this he
may succeed n the contract with the
Tampa Baseball Association IL not too
binding AS the club executive declared
To-day lie would let tho manager pick
his amp.
shreveport - the better place 20
train" sa.d Tiukcr "Ore can get there
IN a day and "A night. while IL takes
twice that long o. ~ I" Tampa, In
SH",N' port W. get the finest kind OF
treatment and IN addition the aorom-
modat!ons are excellent, The grounds
and showers are tre"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
NICK GIANAK0PUL0S
IS DECISIVE VICTOR
OVER KOLEHMAINEN
National Cros>-Country Run
Taken by Biz Greek. who Is
- Yards Ahead Of Finn.
1pISU TEAM TRIl MPHS:
M Y. Y. \. E. MEN IN RACE

g. g~yv,knnu,os achieved the cross
,,ur.,y ilurc's + the season yesterday
,ssr he defeated IIanncs ko'ehmainen
3, Nm, race fr tho rational title held
,,s- ,se Van Cortland, Park curse. The
,,cs was a stern one from the begin
.,e ., tive end. with several ambitious
.r,.e.rs lighting every step OF the way
,r ,U. Crown. ~, one Of the New York
&C mon gu. IN au appearance and the
,,an r.. WIS entirely between the Irish
,~rs,.lr arI N.'rose cams, 'he for
Ne Whaling.
,;ors mp the hil on the nrst turn OF
,a @,oir.,. Russell ~Sprinrs,ecn oc the
y.tA,r- y VI e. \ took the lead. lie
as fo lowed 10y Glluakopuios and Tom
g,t4,n. with ko'chml!nen hanging on
TO tie fringe Of the procession. Charley
pcr,5 # she M.llrusc \. \. was lighting
ard 10 retain his position In front OF
W.,.e Is roucu. one OF the leaders OF the
Mi.lrose dlNis.uiL
Spriresteeu held the lead az the men
,assed .hc Judges for the first time. but
re was only a stride in front Of the
.,,..k runner. who led koiehmsinen Ny
couple OF strides Pat Flynn was next
and then nity yards behind amb.ed along
Kyronen.
Gong up the golf links for the sec
.rI turn Of the curse k~olehma!nen as
symei ,hr lead. nut the Finn WAS fol-
oN,d rr.entIcssly by the Greek runner.
The mon danced the water jump tina.
had been a feature OF previous races and
VT. kulchmIuen in the lead tackled
cemetery hil, at this time the decisive
point iu the struggle. Nearing the top
OF the hill Nick headed k~o.ehmainen
md cut uu, Il lead that landed him
igenty-uNc ya-ds m front AT the finish.
There was ~ rare battle for the place
nos ,ioas which would decide the team
championship. but when y. Veg OF the
lrsl American A. {. drew away from
J Scarltto OK the Mil,rose 4. A. the team
championship was settled in favor of the
lrsH team.
The bitter weather prevented many OF
ne individual entries from coming over
ne mark. and after the severe test sew
"a. O.. he men Were greatly distressed
1. the finish. one member of the ]. a.
4 G had to be carried sway when he
-nss-' the line. and Scarlato OF the
N'.s.., division was conducted 20 the
't'rir quarters 10y the coach, Me-
She ra'd. The summaries:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
CONDOR IS BEST SHOT.
Wins championship Of Morris High
school In Three Days Cont~st.

Capt. Lawrence Condor OF the Morris
High School rifle team won the indi-
vldual championship at the annua in
vitatlon shoot 81 his school held over
the ranges of the Scventy-iirSt Regiment
Armory. During the three days Of the
shoot he made "A total score Of PSI. His
scores were go, G3, SO and 50
Xickl Of Curtis won the division A
shoot yesterday with a score Of 192,
with Condor second. with 1871. In di-
vision n, first place was won by I.efko-
witz, with n score of 1872, while In the
division e, Rossnxeweig, alan Of Nor
yis. was the winner with a card Of l6t,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
HARVARD LOSES TO
QUEENS AT HOCKEY
Ontario Collcgians Win Fast
Game by Single
Point.
Rosrox. Jan. s.--rhe Queens univer-

RosroH, Jan. s--The Queens Univer-
sity hockcy team repeated It's perform
ance of II year & by defeating Harvard
ny a single point Tonight. The onlrio
men were very clever IN the use ot0tc'r
sticks. witch gave them more of an adj
vantage over the Crimson players than
the score tells, Parker, the Canadian
goal man, made n dozen stops and Wylde
nut his stick on to puck close To forty
tines.
Wallace was the point Gettcr FOR
Queens, shooting three goals. curtis,
the football man, scored twice for liar-
ward. The game WAS a college contest
OF the best sort. The lineup:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
FULTZ FILES ANOTHER SUIT.
Asks $4,000 Damages for Label
From Football Writer.

David l.. Fultz filed suit In the SUI
preme Court yesterday to recover $780,
200 damages for libel from James p.
Sinnott. a sporting writer, because OF
comments on tho IIarva I'd -Penn State
football game in an evening newspaper.
Fui,s. who umpired the game, said
that he earns "A livelihood through act
ing AZ ONcial at football games and
alleged that Sinnott'S account accused
the officials Of the Harvard-Penn state
ZANE Of trying to save Harvard by
penalizing Penn State Mt every oppor-
tunity and falling to see infractions OF
the rules by Harvard.
Fultz denied that there was any
cause for the criticism of the work Of
the officials.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

j. Tarrantino of the East Side House
enstly defeated Louis rcrel In the heavy
weight final of the amateur boxing tour
nainent held last night IN the gymnasium
~ the New York Athletic club. In the
1870 pound class james sullivan defeated
Henry Conrad, Dominican Lyccum, I've
referee stopping the bout in the met
round to save Conrad from further
punishment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
~CHIP-MARTIN FIGHT IS FAST.
Each scores KnOckdOwn-Rcsuits
Of Other Bouts.

At the Clermont 4. &. George Chip
defeated Silent Martin last night. Mar
tin started with II rush. In the first
round he knocked chip down twice and
ne took the count 10 nine each time.
chip, however, was too clever for Mar
tin and in the eighth round Hoorcd Mar
Tin with "a right cross to the chin. Mar
tin took the full count and returned 10
his corner very groggy.
After the first round chip kept Mar
tin of with jans and IN the last two
rour'is never gave Martin a chance to
get in.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
C. c. N. Y. DOWNS MANHATTAN.
Losers Begin with = Rush, Int
soon Drop Behind.

Manhattan made "A fine start and a
poor finish against the C. c. y. Y. five
in the city College gymnasium last
snght, and the home team won, 81 to 20.
Norton Of Manhattan began the game
hy shooting four field goals before &.
&. y. V. made "A point. so for "A few
minutes the visitors had all the better
of the battle.
Then =. G. y. Y. braced and after
tying the score at 2 To 3 went ahead
and led at the end ~ the first half.
II to II. The lead was Increased stead
!ly in the second period, except for a
few minutes in which Manhattan made
"a rally and scored five points. In a
preliminary game the G. c. n. Y. fresh
men won their ninth straight game by
beating the Manhattan Reserves. 20 to >.
The varsity Lineup:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
ARMY FIVE BEATS LEHIGH.
%Oliphant, In Lineup for First Time,
Plays Fast lame.

vs. POST. Y. V. Jan. S.-The
Ar'oys basketball I'VE won a game
rom L.ch.gh this afternoon by a score
4 - % H.. II was the cadets first
appearance ON the court IN thee weeks.
ana ,ha r p'a,ing sh wed a marked i'm
pavement with Ol'phant in the lineup
'or the first time this season. His speed
ant accurate passing, coupled with some
spe tirular shooting from the field. was
big factor In the victory. Thu lineup
Army Positions. Lthigh,
olra4ht...... Right forward, Kirkpatrick
9 G.rtIrIt. LET, Onward ..... kr"Nster
hfHtun........ Centre ........ ShrlChtOu
Co -... .......Rlght guard ...., Ke'chsm
Ba' -.........l sft guard ........ Green
N'"ga-Ar'uy. -, Lehigh. ~. Goals from
2. t-p .puaut 2. q. Grghardt 2, BrittOn
b.'or = K.fkpatrick . CrIchton 2.
K P a,n Thomas Goals from foui-o.t-
plan g. Brewster p. su1stru'inns-ki-
M ',r Z. G-rhardt, y Gcrhardt Tor
H-'''n Wood iJr cole. Thomas for Green.
Rotor -Tpurp-. II" La Sale Umpire
k.y.. 3 akrts. Time Of haiyes-2o minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

At the Greensboro A. e. Charley KID
Alhcrts lost on n foul 10 Johnny Klein
in tho second round,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
GUARDSMEN BEAT CRESCENTS.
Elizabeth Man Unconscious Five
Minutes After Collision.

ELIZABETH. y. T., Jan. S.-Company T.
continued it's winning streak tonight by
defeating the basketball team Of the
Crescent \. &. OF Brook IN In the
toughest and fastest game played AZ the
state Ajmory his season. At the end
of the first half the score favored the
Crcscenis. IL 10 Z. During the last
twenty minutes Of play the Brooklyn
boys were held 10 two goals from the
foul line.
McDermott was unconscious for i've
minutes MS the result ~ a collision
with Calder. Calder starred Tor the
Cresceuts. scoring seven baskets from
fouls and one field goal. Sixteen fouls
were called on the Crescen;s. The
lineup
resent - Positions Comptuy >
Calder. ........ Ieft forward .... VI Il'~W.fi
BCaNcr. ......,k forward thfl-i'Nhri
Tsfhi... ........ Centre ........- -"l'r
u Hnis'ead ..te-ft guard ....... Lloyd
llngey..... Right guard go. Undo"
Score-'resceut a. g., 10. company !,
-. Goals from reld-BeayrT calder
christopher .. setter . Lloyd, Mcp"rmIt.
Goals from rou-'alder = M'Derm!tt .
Sulstifutlon-Butler for Ding"e. Referee
-Ctut. Time 81 halv.s-s0 minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

Al tho Fremont A. G. Title Mack de-
featcd Babe Medar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

Score-Queens, g. Harvard, 3 ,,hoal.-
Wallace, 3; Raptcll, curtis. .; BALDWIN
Sut+titutes-oueens. MogInIg for Toiaud,
R0b"rtsIn for Spencer Harvard. Bliss for
Thaghcr. Morgan for ltl"e. Fisher tor RAID
win. Lombard for Illlss. Baker Tor Fisher.
Refrrees-Ting.ey and Ru,GIo. Tlmsrs-
proWu N"ods aud Murphy. Time-20
minute halves,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

Patsey Brannigan of Pttsburg de-
feated Terry Martin OF Providence nj tho
Broadway Sporting Club, brooklyn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

srnre slIyvesiut 70 Bows High. II
score at end Of fret haif Boys H!yh. IL:
Siuyvesaui. II. Goals from hold Stuy,
v.sint, tou,ug, 4 Sprrht. 2 Raker, =.
Bovg U,gh, Nelson, .; Schulmsn, = Miller
Goals from foul--StuNvssHnt sOntag. bows
II!gn. NeIsuN, I. Refarce--llarry Sperllng.
Time OF halves-l6 minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

TaffIlOITU1 TV7TTTVTF' T'TT
Holmes ..,..,..Left wing ...,.... lutine
Neycruft. Right wins ,..,.,, ClIik
Tyler ........,,., Centre $3.50, Whnhini .iei
Ger"n .,..,..'', hoyeT Wootwnr
Murcni", ,,.. t"rrip"lht - '''' ~ nrHne
Gale ........,.. Point .,......,.. swain
Morse ..,....'.. .b'iI '':'' sIohiHnh
Score-Dartruouth, 2 NJ r.. U, ,ioa,s
--I,ran. : minutes 80 seconds MurChia. ~
minu'ee 10 seconds. SIustltutipns Flick.
ford for Uo,mcs, smith tor !;r.rrnf, Cpus
ens fnr SMITH. Wd ker for Gale, Curri"r
fnr W,'krr, Thomas for rutin". Referee
Leon TUCK. Boston Arena club Time 20
l.IIte halves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09
FOURTH FOR DE WITT CLINTON.
Defeats Five OF NcwtOwn Although
It's Team Is Weakened.

De witt Clinton won It's seventh CON
secuiive basketball game and the fourth
IN the L. : \. !" tournament Yesterday
when II d-feate! the five of NewtoWn
"A, the Bronx Church House by a score
OF 80 to 81. This victory OF Clinton was
unexpected. as the high schools games
committee had ruled Capt Stutsky oui
Of the game and lattner was Unable 10
nlay because OF a broken shou der,
The first half was hard fought. with
Clinton leading by five points AT inter
mission. the score being II to Il.
iesualdi with six field goals and
~Gouldowsky with three were the stars
Cor Clinton. while Yeikes and Calieuiii
did well for Newtown. In n preliminary
gsme the Ncwtown seconds won from
the Clinton seconds by a score of 20 TO
Is. The lineup:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

De Witt Clinton Positions, Newtown.
Zaccsrdn .....L"ft foraard....... ferkes
GesualdL.. ...,. Right forward. 900. Calgu!Ti
Gau~ldowsky..., Centre ....",...G trratt
Melitzcr .......tef' guard ........ .Schow
X ,tskN ..-....Eighf guard. .... Goodman
scorr--po VIE clinton. 50; Newtown, q.
score al end Of first half-De witt Clinton,
II. ScwtuWn. ~. Goals from ie'd-De
wit clinton. G,suq!ii o., GouldOwsky 3,
Zaccardo .. kaufman ., Neither. Klatsky,
N.wtuwn Ct!gGiri 4 Ncrkes 2, CARAT
Goals from fou!-ne Wit clinton, klhtsky
& NewtoWn, Y"-krs o.. Suh-titutIonE-
kaufman for Zcsualdi Rrfcre,s-Tui!y
and Marks. Time OF hllv"s-l5 minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

Goals from Aeld-Dash. g.; Lefkowit4. .;
McGil. norton b; j Houlihar. ? Ken
n.dy Goals from foul-Lefkowits, 49,
Kennedy, q Downey, Norton. substitutes
g e y. y, McCill FOR rischinssSy. java
for Lurlo, Mcdonald for Dash, schwartz
man Tor Holman Manhattan, Howsand for
Kennedy, Il. IIoulihan for Downey. Ref
eree--E, Thorpe, Time OF haives-.o min-
ufAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

HIWINI 0fI'TI, u I'NNF! INWHII, =.
Goals from held--M,Nichol =. Martin. JET
ford 2. Jones. Lund.u 3. Brown ,. shelton.
Goals from fou'-McNiChol. 3 out Of g.;
Brown. . out Of g. Ashmead, ? out Of 8,
w. Lush. y. y L. Time OF hslves-.o
minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-01-09

present time are Joe Connolly and Red
Smith.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13

gre Oeres 9DpperIige Sore.
Drag, oeres yuom9rfe0e 10.
reorag". ann oct nagtcs, at man
bar imurt tpft pna meo liIIngg.
orc?
Der iortelles. at ensang bleo
giltop Rielien rot en- bel Eel.
gngeiter iagOe ban til Ell Ben:
gOet er oa soot, at bdoe TART ben
lille 3a5el, iaa ma oeiaa fan
inbtrabere@. Mon life bore togrs-
Ore, buis 5oreorag lit oe to itnr.
fe Ioiettiuer, osiaa bar imilt %
ingt: goot, at pi ogiaa bar IGrt
Subtraftionl
Seq fan life lace pGre mleo at
iige: mon oct life er be0it for oS
at ipare liot pan aruOtet, life
minolt ! iaaOanne oiientlige llota.
MleDierl o. | oct belle taeet, iaa er
bit Den Srafif peO offentlige DPe-
Der at irembppe eafelte o. title
Opiororinaer til Dem al oen art,
at oct er beoit at unogaa Den ian
iiIeget iom muliai, blanot aroet
ogiaa al Den 8runo. at andre, iom
life er iaa gunitist itilIeoe, ipiteS
til SIDE % titles / Sfpssen. Deg
bar en- treble ueo aarsmeoet, iom
ogioa inoIeote ct pigtist emne.
San lit ingen Opiororins % ingeii
rcienoe IilIe8soro til lit Sore
Drag. altnoe oct iaa ret soot uil6.
gaas, at bnn maatte iaa Den 50.
lelie, at man iasoe til BAN: on
err en- 9iqeput, os boaO on tiger,
regner ri life me62 aommer man
paa Den Waaoe life let til paa en-
nnsoig Noaoe at oiaare en- Bro
oers Sierte?"
Seq tiger oerfor meo Gsren
aierfegaaro: Or oct life rigtieit
M at itanoie meo aIemtninsen2"
Saf fOr Oroet. genIis Silien
til 0piefre0feu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
Observation-Disclosures.
af Snar Wartus SAME II
(Sluttet)
VI.
Wisiiunen / Queensland % paa
9eiu 3ealano.

Ranr man lGier 5orman0ens
Sno6eretnine, ga iaar man Oen tit.
re 6slelie, at ban er lpsoaa9en %
astpangipenOe oper for Samfunoets
forIfellise 9irtiombeoer % OpgnOer.
"a ban fommer til auitraIien %
4ep 3ealanO. iaa ipnes oct, iont
ON ban FL bleDen liot trut. Diis.
.~iionen li9oer 10 ogiaa lonot 6orte og
er noaet ny for %.
SmiolertiO benitiller ban til Mars.
meoet, at BET beitenmer, at oen for.
eneoe Strife bereooiIligt oil birlpe
Misiionen Oeroure. d 9eilutnin.
gen fnttes. Saa lan9t er alt goOt.
Nlen man Ter 10 meo ct balpt gie,
at Der mongIer noget. Nan be-
itenmier. at man oil bi9Ipe, men
man ioretager Jig intet Tor at
bi9lpe. Ger ioreloa / boert Sab
in0irefte OpiorOrilg ira Brisbane
til at birIpe Menigbe0en mro at
betale oens Grnit en- rimeIig 9sn;
men man bjoIp life; Der par Te.
.le9ram ira ReD 3ealano ON Ill
.ilgtniud o. anIOs6repe ON at ian
TO 9ralter 0ero0er, cen / gaitor
|gahs SteO % en- .lH1el til Sal.
comb, men man bialp life.
Sniolerti0 er BET ao0e 9sfte 5i-
oct. og man mnn baabe, at BET mna
blioe inoiriet. % ie1 MAJ tilisie,
at bort Somimos 6ormano par til
|Steoe pes 0e6raifa.areos' npIi5t
boIote ~aarsmsOe / 9rufb. Colo,
% ser uotaIte San ia iaale6es ON
nGonte Misiioner, al Der bar life
Spor al 9rGtbeo at m9rfe hos
BAN. 81 oct er at baabe, at ban
oil ie llobei til at 6ialpe oem Der.
ore eiter 9eboo, Oh at Dan maa
finSe oen iorns0ne Ststte / Gam.
lfunoet 6erior.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13

al til bette arbeiOe; men meget
rite bar De ltige 10 Ell Gel mere
oeraf emo De 9lore.
Seq bar I'LL ogina ell anelie
ON, at Der | SamiunOet er noifilli.
ge 9Iore grpiter, iom fan bape
bnaoe Cut. 1rnng % 9fet til at
bIipe beior0reoe til noole al Dc
|faite gmbe0er, iom beiGttes me0
De url8e.
ia, men ser er oct en1elife
Spro1," iilef on. gf, on Iie5eg
auauitl Sn. MI buffer ieg BET,
ri ifal auaIiieres. Get er neiten
iortpiolet. Gbi Sen 5roli nj te.
itanoig bore iig inO / Siertet: bo.
re oct engelife @Gien BOG life ifaI
blioe Ell 9ino til Dor 9igfiite. Dc
unee oil booe Gneelif, ioroi 5or-
el0rene oite bar unoIdot at opl9-
re o. oporoge Dem / oct Gonife.
IOs mango al oe gamIe oil bape
@ngeIff, ioroi oct er mooerne, en-.
ten De Iaa foritnar en- en9elif gra-
often eder life. 90 iaa ital oct BE-
le omfaliatres.
9o9le nlener 10, at man fan
Iifiite Spro9, ion man filter 5rs-
ie. Man fan 9oa ouer i oct ensel-
fife % ta9e allie bore aan0eliaegpr.
Bier meo os. pa, set gaar not
life iaa let. 9lt ififte 5prog er Of
te at ifiite Ratur % 9iosInn.
3aa, men oenne engelife DO.
LOT oil man ino ore bore pl0re
Frpiter paa. Seq oil blot ii9e oct
te til bore RenigbeSer: mon oet
life er beoit at betGnfe iie to @nn-
lac, isr 5 ioretaser Sen 0ffer6anO-
Iingl
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firfelige arbeioe blanot pore ean0s.
mGno / bette sanO, iaa Der er
ianoeIi8 life noset ior os at iilb.
le oper.
Non ban life meooeler noaet I
g6orbiitorie" ON oct y8ifingetoa"
/ ieg BAR bette ltotr9f oerom al
8ditor If. 2pnebgs egen Milno
= iom ire 9r9iter al Den oanife
airfe ioretog moo Omaha. Get re.
iultereoe /, al ben oerboenoegrrit,
Iiom 9oooe begpn6t arbeioet, maat.
te iorlaoe 9irfiombeoen, og Menia.
beoen fan oper i set 0runOtuiaife
Samfuno. let er .y5orbltorie4,
men fife ior os AT iubflere ouer.
Naa ieg uotale fslaenSe, ionl
baaoe NIT gnffe % Wenina ON
6enne Gag: Gao o5or6iitorie" bIi.
be publiieret un0er ct anoet Raon
= tbi ben ioreneoe barrie airfes
|5orbiftorie fan Den life pq.
re o8 beller fun faa Rapn al peo
Fresieri = % lao os iaa ct sii.
bilelrmsifriit, ct 5eitifriit, bpis
Snobolo bIiper eiter Sroene: Scr.
rem bar aiort fore ling imo6
os; ri bleoe glaze" (SaI. f26, 81.
@eo at bare iis iaaoan 40 piISe
aomiteen opiploe geItemmelierne
ira beege De iioite Marsmeoer ON
oenne Gag.
Dette 3eitifrift bebsoer life at
lppre iaa tort. Dmianset er life
|iaa p9Ientligt ! benne 5orbinoelie.
lTaaer v5orbiitorien" 200 Si6er,
iaa fan 5eftffriftet nsies
meo 20. Sammentrrng fun oct FL.
%itoriffe Stof; men leg os barmt
paa Sierte 9errens itore @ernin-
ger / decentralization % I DC
|iioite Gage iblanot os % anoet
lSte6s. ct ianoont Sfrfit fan bdpe
ll6iigt til at bIipe ct WioSeI, Der
fan faIoe Siibel, Taf % 3rimo.
|oigbeo frem bos 2rieren. Ga er
oct life Serpaa, oct fommer an?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1916-09-13
1after al 2ibetS 2omtert.
(Mf X.)

Der bar engang en- Sober, iom
ioo peb lit iopenoe Barns 9eie og
loo 8litfet isge uoao:
Oh uofIer op, min lille Sen,
Og inoen lpnge Dil on GLIDE
Sra Siemmets trpgse Sopn, Ianst
no
IBaa Sipets SAP, set yi.os, uiee
mon on mRrfer aft BEN Weit,
Der flinger ODER mango Stemmer
11blnngsfens 4aI6, meo 5ribeos.
trnng
Og 2ssnius al be goou6, Der bonn.
rler.
Din 1in6ines epTone 2ofseiIor
OIL en9are ifffte 2bo % bIeoes.
Blot ~ "a Fl ItoI bidne ON,