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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04

with the playing % the Thanks
giving day games. college football
on tho Pacific slope camo 90 a eioso
for the 1917 season. with Washing
ton state college In undlapui"d pos.
session II championship honura both
In the Northwest and Pacific Coast
conferences.
The Pullman crew started the
conference season with victory
over oregon three weeks after the
faii semester opened and from then
until the Saturday before Thanks
giving defeated a conference rival
weekly. Only before the Washing
ton game did the state coliegianH
have more than a weeks rest be-
tween games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
INGLE ALWAYS PUTS Up
A TOUGH BATTLE

Whenever we sec George Ingle's
name on a local boxing card we put
Il down tn the Of date book and
have not failed 10 take in the show.
Whenever ingie's name appears
on the card the fans can be assured
Of one thing. They are going 20 see
q battle from the first tap Of the
gong until the final echo Of the
jangle has died away. Ingie crowds
more real hard work and fight Into
a four-round bout than any other
lightweight now singing the padded
mitts In these parts. with the pos
sibIe exception Of Tucker. his OPP
ponent Of last night. who. In his
four starts here. has also shown
himself a game and willing mixer.
Tucker. whom the wiscacres had
figured was 20 take good beating
last night. surprised even the old
guard By the way he stood up under
Ingle's blows and bored IN with re-
turn punches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
JACK HARTFORD BRINGS
WORD or OBRIEN

Danny O'Brien. one Of the most
popular nghtweights in the West n
few years ago. and seen many times
in Seattle rings. has quit the fight
game and Is in business in San
Francisco. according 10 Jack Hart
ford. the Tacoma lightweight, who
has just returned from an eight.
month soiourn in the Southern state.
II learned a lot about boxing on
my California trip" declared Jack.
and / am now ready TO take on any
Of the lightweights in Seattle or Ia
coma that promoters may pick out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
Ingle Wins
in Contest
With Tucker

Tho bout between George inEie
and Frankie Tucker ightwslEhfs.
has been added 10 tho nn, % tough.
est fights I've aeen." BY local iol.
lowers - the fistle game today
Lat night. IN the main event q
tho t1rrmrn'a union fpur.round box
ms nhow. In the Moops hail. ins.e
and Tucker mauird each other to a
standailli Three judges were used
IN giving the decision. which wen,
20 inEie AZ tho end ~ the four
rounds
There were many. present. how.
ever. who believe tucker was en-.
titled 20 n t0-s9 verdict,
Given. n~ats fiili
Another rafting good bout was
staErd by Charlie Givrna and Joe
I'm. feathers Charlie was biz
too rough for Joe. who wen, In 50
take Her; Forbes place ~ a fniB.
utcis notice Rsferc, Jimmy Ma
lonSy gave the verdict
steve Reynolds. fireman middle
weight. won another melee via the
X. a.. route. when no stopped Joe
Matuon. ~ Butte IN tho first chap
Tor. Jos LABEL waa also one
round winner sending Bert Graham
20 sleep In the initial chapter.
Referee Malousy gave Oscar hen.
son. former = A. c. lightweight star.
more than he deserved. when he
handed him the verdict over ~wop"
Peterson. "Wop" held Benson even
All the way
Tho affair was not financial sue.
ceas. but the program was well liked
by tho fans. Music and song en-
Hvcncd the waits between battles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04

.AS l SAW IT,
BY ALTMAN.
BY AHERN(
SPIDER KELLY /

Years ago n fellow name6
George Dawson came over h0v
from Australia.
lie had licked Danny Nod
ham. Doc 0'Conn,1i and a lot
Of other good boys. This Dawson
was the originator Of the lid
ney punch" or at least that d
the reputation he hsd.
His kidney punch did not take
much effect on Tommy Ryan
when Dawson finally met that
great middleweight In . six.
round 20. After that bout be
never appeared again In The
ring. but secured the position Of,
boxing instructor for the Cl,i
oago Athletic club. HeT
there and no doubt retains ira
respect for Tommy.
went behind Ryan mary
times and can say that he nev0
started n fight unless hSivae
absolutely fit. II he fessS1o
wasn't ready he wouldn't Go
ter the ring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
Sibley Winner With
Cue in First Match

Chase Sihisy kept hold on his
Northwest three cushion billiard title
last night. BY winning the first game
~ hls i5o-point match with Henry
Solomon. so to 80 The match will DO
continued tonight at tho Popo Smiley
rarlora
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
CAMP LEWIS BOXERS MAY
BIZ KEPT FROM CITY

The failure Of Bert Forbes 10 show
MP last night for his scheduled bout
with Charlie Givens. caused the pro-
motors to speculate as 20 whether or
not fighters have also been placed
under the rule that bars Camp
Lewis soldiers from Seattle until
after the city has been swept and
busted n bit.
II such IL the case. the local mitt
show managers will have 10 look
elsewhere for talent until the quar-.
antine has been lifted. This will
not work a hardship now. however.
for. despite the fact that there are
many fistlc stars at the American
Lake cantonment. there are also
many good boys in Portland and san
Francisco. who have been pleading
for chance TO break into the fistic
game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
|f'e'A3RI

TIE BEAR STORY

Were gonna have IL awful tough.
Tho football coach opined.
The fuliiacka sut broken Knee
The quarters ios, his mind
~Ins Hall. tho hlE irf; end Is sick
The center cracked his arm,
The only guys that -int In bed
Ought % b. on a farm,
The fulihack played a corkinR game.
Tho quarter used bis bean.
Hall and tho center both were IN
To nirsfc the rival team.
II was Jus, the old bear story.
We got u every year.
Tho grid coach murders all hlH stars
without a aigh ~ tear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
Spalding Footballers
Best Rainier Eleven

The spaldlnR foothall ican defeat.
81 Rainier valley at Columbia play.
field Sunday. IS 60 ~ Aitho tho
field was a AGA OF mud. tho lrrrHisti.
bic attacks II tho spaidinR back
fold. composed OF Cawne. Mctvor
and Carroll. tore holes IN the valleys
line al leisure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
Owner of Speed Boat
Is Reported as Dead

BY Unitcd Press Leased Wire
NEW YORK. Dec. 4-Frederick
L. Upjohn, well-known motorboa,
enthusiast. is dead at his home ut
Huntington. l.. l.. IL was learned TO
day. lie was owner OF Flyaway Ill,
which made a worlds record on the
Hudson river
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
WESTERN ROADS 70
GET HIGHER RATE

WASHINGTON. Dec. 4.--Sveepk
ing Increases sought by wess~q
trunk line railroads in cornmodlQ
rates on iron and steel articles. wprs
found generally unadJusted" by fha
Interstate commerce commission to.
day. Higher rates on many speci.
fled articles. however. were allowed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04

BY United Press Leased Wire
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Dec. A.
Walter Pip. first hnseman of tho
New York Yankees. and Walter An
derson. pitcher OF the Philadelphia
Athletics. enlisted in Uncle Sans
service hero today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
Camp Lewis Eleven
Can't Get Contests

staff Correspondent
CAMPLEWtS Dec, 4-Tho 9fst
division football team has bocn civ.
en- permission 10 make n holiday
trip. but aa yetno games have been
lined up that VIII take tho men away
from this camp. Negotiations are
on with several California teams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
Yost Again Signed
to Coach Michigan

ny United Press leased Wire
ANN ARBOR. Dec. 4--FicldlnR IT.
! ost has signed his next season p
contract 10 coach the Michigan foot
ball team. II was rumored that he
was not TO he offered the Job again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
California to
Play on Local
Field in 1918

~ lntfrd f-fCfe isfgaCo " Uc
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. s.-Thcre
will b. no washington-Ca California.
stanford boat race In 1918 The only
athletic compc ution between Califor.
MIA universities and Northwestern
colleges will 10 CALIFORNIA; football
games. next fall.
This has hccn decided AT the Pa
cific coast intercollegiate athletic
conference. In session. here today
Tho war made such action necea.
Eary, the delegates agreed. I; was
decided that while athletic relations
should 10 continued. Il was impossi.
bio 60 predict what tho coming draft
might do TO athletes, and II was con
ridercd inadvisahle 20 arrange any
elaborate schedules
Arrange Schedule Today
Football schedules for next fall
viii ho arranged today. California
win probably play Washington at
Seattle on Thanksgiving day. while
oregon and the oregon AwFies will
b. scon NJ California fold. Berkeley.
ono important rule that viii be
adopted f. that which will forbid any
football practice or organization be
fore September IS. This year the
California team started practice Au-
gust IS The first year eligibility
rule has been modified. also. 10 pro.
vide that students may compete In
athletics during their first year n
they enter college as sophomorcs and
como from an institution having n
standard bachelors degree.
oregon and Washington university
delegates staged pretty row over
tho cancelled Washington
game. but finally shook hands and
restored harmony
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04

We've seen a lot OF fighters in
Seattle where the fighter ought to
have paid the promoters for allowing
them TO go on.
The football season having ended.
the coaches now have nine months
In which 10 think up new aIlbis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04

only In n small fashion under tho
frawley law. win fly In the face OF
the anti-prize fight law tonight with
two bouts
Walter Mohr viii meet Jack Dor.
man In tenround go and Allie
Mack and Joe Steers also viii baltic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
Is SISTER AN ASSET As
MANAGER or BONER.

The question now arises as 10
whether or not n sister IL an asset
or a deficit as a boxing manager.
Frankie Tucker. vino believes he
was entitled to draw last night.
in his bout with lngie, has begun to
believe she IL the latter.
Il never get the close one de
clAred Frankie Il believe tho
judges and referees don't like 20 give
mo the decision IN a close bout be-
cause they are afraid Of being kiddcd
about Il. You would think that
would get a close decision once In "A
while. as an act 81 chivalry. but far
b. Il from such. have always had
TO win a long ways 70 get the de-
cisious have marked up In my
record"
Frankie. however. hasn't given n
thought To letting any one besides
his sister Elizabeth handle his af.
fairs.
she's the best little manager In
the world" he said last night "She
keeps me training and always secs
that am ut for my bouts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
w. S. C.. HAS CLEAR
CLAIMS TO TITLE
O. A. G. Is Runner-up in Northwest Conference
State College Defeats Six Rivals-Wash-
ington Is in Last Place.

The working % the W. s. c.
eleven was considerably good. aitho
I, played a harder schedule than
any other team on the Coast To
win the premier honors. the state
collcgiann defeated In succession
oregon. Whitman. Idaho. o. A. &.
Montana and Washington. In only
one game. that against o. A. C.
was the team forced TO play It's best
20 win. and that was largely on &C
count Of the absence OF ping
Bangs. who was out because of in
Juriea
The Dietz machine not only de-
veiopcd terrific offensive. but also
showed its true championship eaiiber
by is defensive play. which was 80
strong that no team was able 10
cross It's goal line. oregon. in the
opening game. made the three
points scored against the team by
the place kick route.
On n percentage basis. California
gets second honors In the Coast con.
ference by winning two games out
OF three. O. A. G. comes next, with
oregon fourth and Washington In
Las; place.
q. \. &. Second in Northwest
In the Northwest conference. o.
A. c. gets second place. having lost
only one game Oregon wins third
place. Idaho fourth and Washington
NTH. Whitman won one game.
thereby keeping out OF the cellar 20.
Eltion. Montana failed TO win a
game. being beaten by Washington
state. Whitman and Idaho. and for
this reason is ranked last
The standings Of the teams:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04

for me. don't bar any % them.
feel confident that can step with
the best boys In these parts"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04
JOHNNY MCCARTHY
TO BATTLE INCLE
Conqueror of Joe Rivers Matched for Bout in
Seattle With Iron Worker by Austin Salt
Dec. Ia, Date.
By EdrUord Hill
by Condo,

THE RESULT or HIS SHOWING LAST NIGHT
In his fourround bout with Frankie Tucker Oklahoma
lightweight. the Firemcna union boxing show. In
tho Moose hail. George fngie rugged local mitt singer
In the t15pound class just back from trip 10 Cali
forna. has been matched for fourfound fracts with
Johnny Mccarthy, the san Francisco welierWcisht
The Mccarthy ingie contest IL slated TO be tho
piece de resistance of aIstar card 90 be staged
BY Austin q salt in tho Crystal Pool week from
Friday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-12-04

Dan salt King Q. shnoun'sss AI Oay NM =" Hnu rts'
picked for Tucker yet however Tho physical
torture will showing
night
Friday
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-29
Tlanbers eoise Spbe,

@gnen be6 Dier=Glo6en> Ser / Sc
fi61te Mar bar bpret @fueploo1en
for iaa mango blo6ige &e, bar
fer &rigen set melt itilfer6ige og
freoelige Ste6 / europa. Sum feel
oent forbil0e0e en- Sremme6 Jig til
bette 6e febe @resgonges, 6e mani
&c Srngttrpers, Sc gamle @ges og
&ejrmellernes 2an6, og 6erfor be-
bareoe @efo1fningen fin mi6oeIol=
6erlige Sro paa 2egen6er og Sci
rofler.
Ser troeoe man I 1914 frtlot og
fait paa Sen ebige Specs Silboge=
fomlt, pg at bans &e1pg ifltl6e
porsle en- flor nlpffe. Gbi 1914 bar
banS Mar. 0gmt til at bonore %
pan0re, onpenote ban tioligere 40
Mar til at giennemitreife europa,
Miten og Mfrtfa, men ii6en Mmeri=
faS Opoqgelie beb6per ban ct belt
@orbunore0e mere og fan 6erfor
fun fomme til 6lan6ers bbert t4O.
Mar. S 1774 aflog6e ban fit 1i61te
8ei6g Der og funoe loole0es mes
5ifferbe6 bentes iqien 1914. Set
ipneS imiolerti0> iom ON &rigen
6ar opbolot bam ct eller onoet @teo,
tbi ingen bar let noget til bonn. Men
2egenoen beo meget npje 8e1feo ON
bans @jeren og 2a6en.
On Soroorsoften / Maret 1884
lah 8orgcrne | Dirmuioen en- elo-
ounmel Mano bon6re giennem 8D-
ems @ooer. San babbe Iangt, great
Sfpg og bar en- 5fomagers, 5fp0e=
lf1no. San iDnteS at 19ge Natte=
.lo9ts> og 90 mar ipurgte bam,
.bpem ban bar, ibare6e ban noer1
Sm1pab, at ban bar Ben eoige Seoe.
IsS%elpfplgelig bleb Ser itor 0piton-
oFe..1e 8Den. Den Sremmeoe for
falte, bborleoes bon al Seiltg bar
btlebe1 oernt til eoig at Dat1ore, foroi
ban baboe ioget Srelieren Bort fra
tin Dgrtarifel. &pgtet ON Sen
'l1elone @ait ipreote fig burtigt
ober belle @gnen. San bleD moota=
get iorr e., 5prfte, beooer Set /
Hr6nifen, preoes ION en- beIlig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-29
Wono % beberteoes ION en- Bre-

l@~' asEa#.4I#a H#E#I#TS-NHs @
Den 6. Mai bite ban fig ogiaa
noenfor Operns 8orte. 2igeleoes
Der bieb ban pret og ferret, men
er Soloat, Der en- Sag rnsote bam
paa @aoen, erfl9rebe rent no, at
ben epige SSpoe bar en- fororuffcn
5Dinoler fra 8aris beb Napn Seq
polo Delaporte. Mu tom Mbolpez
rug for @etten, men 8efo!fninge1
i Slol1oern troe6e itabig poa, at
ban bar oe1, ban rogob fig for
% nof CIT @ong bilbe fon1mee til
bage.
9en 20. glpril 1774 ON Mfte1re1
ouffeoe ban otter op / en- 6or1tao
til grpsiel. San bar itaoig Sen
lomme: e%l0gamme1, meo great
sSfpg, Sfgoeifino og iliote @fo.
San piite Jig bere6billig til at 6rif-
fe ct @las meo @pens 8orgere og
fortplle Dem fin @iltorie. @taoig
bor ban paa @an0ring, ingen 8let
poo Sor6e1 fun0e ban faloe fin,
men @r6 bab6e 1drget for, at bo>a
olorig iful6e funne~omfomme. Maar
ban ltoo fulotpn0ig b!ottet for Meio~
ler> fonot BON oltio fem 6ous /
lin 2omme: Men 1egee noget til
SIDE fun6e ban life, tbi mere ems
fcn1 @ous funoe life forblipe / Bans
|2omme.
Sen ebige Spoes Mfifeosiang til
Borgerne | 8rpsiel / 1774 ftnbes
trpft og ipre6t / Millioner of @ffs-
cmplorer.. Mellcm &binen % g1er
finoes npppe ct f1anoerif &ns, bbor
man lite ier 6enne Gang poa @eg=
gen, prb6et meo ct 8illeoe al Sen
ebige Seoe. 90 8efolfnineen leper
ltooig | Den Sro, at ban bill fomme
igjen.
Com iagt IDA bar bans Mor.
Man benteoc bom ioo iiffert BEE
Soraoret oa Sommeren meo, baa=
DC | Sprnoing og me6 Srpgt, tbi
lllpffen fplger altio efter bans Be-
ina / SIon6ern.
l1lpffen TOM aonife biit, men
Den epige Seoe ie1p bar ma,1 6er-
ne Gang life let noget til / 8el=
|eien.>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-29
Nogle al Dem, 1om CT fommen fra

Nogle al Dem, Tom Ell fommen fra
Gbonnp> bar faoet @ranotiplinter |
&roppcn UNDER Gienoens Wo0pffen=
iip, men itgrite Delen er gam..e, af-
faloiee Golf at begee aipn ~
bjalpelpie iom imaa 8prn.
Sc bliper lagt / rene bbibe 2a-
gener, og ct tilfreos emil lpier op
i oe bnrge6e Mniigter, iom / More-
big life bar funnel imile. @n ltof-
fels ganmel Some bliper oloeles noe
al fig ielb al 8ebegelie, ga Der
bltper bragt ben0e ct 5tpffe b!got
bpi6t 8rg6. uSranifbrg6, Sranif-
breo!" nobrp6er bum benrpft, og oct
er neiten meo Mn6aet, bum fprer
Set til Wunoen. ga leg ipprger benz
De on1> bbor gammel bum er, faar
jeg at bere, at bum er sc Mar! 49,
2angere borte ligger Ser en- abinoe
me6 fnebbi6t Saor, og bulfen6e for
teller bun ON, bbao BUN bar gjen=
nemgaaet. Sg til min Sorf9rbelie
faar jeg at b9re> at. benne 4binbe,
Der Ter no, 1om bum bar 60 @(ar
gemmel, enon11 life. bar fplot Sc 81.
De Nengeltpffer, 1om jeg giber
De elenoigite, foroariager Sem en-
0pb @lGOe. De ene1te Henge, be
bao0e let / lang Sis, bar tpife $50
pirspenge. 2iot efter li6t bepirfer
Sen ll1r1e @arme / 5pgeitl1erne og
oct bebagelige @elbere peb at ligge
/ rene 5enge,. at 6tof!terne bliper
mere inafiomme> og n1eo Eaarer i
9jnene fort9ller oe ON oeres Ople=
pel1cr. Sc fortGller om en- s ltru,
en- Datter, en- 5en eller en- Wan6,
lom Sjen6en nbarmbiertigt bnr to=
get fra oem og fgrt / 2anbflpgtig=
be6. Sc forteller ON Cult og, Ne6,
Ser bar benpi1t DEM enc og olene til
ben &je1p, &c fun6e faa fra Slime
rita og Spanien. 9giaa Epiferne
leo | oen @ra6 at Cult, at Sc /
Mangel al onoet &ie6 ipi1te &unoe
og &atte, og oeres 6aglige Soft be-
1too fun at Suppe, gropt 8rpo oe
&aolrabi. De fortalte ON oct baoroe
Mrbejoe, iom bar blepet Dem poo=
logt noen &enipn til &ign og Moer,
og Misban6ling, iom Sc maotte too
le u6en at fnp.
,Sg set, font 6e ita6ig fommer
tilbage til, er Sc bierteiferenoe
@filoringer al bren6te Suite, plDn.
ore6e Mebler, ebelagte Stem, bpr=
ge6e Marfer, oprebne % p6elogte
Srltgttreer. Mon fon lite la6e
bore at fao Taorer / Dinene, Eaa=
rer al Weoli0enbe6 og @oIeri, be6
at foo opr1llet for fine 3ine 6isie
8illeoer at nforifp!6t gebo .og Glen
6igbeb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-29

nSa, Son1nerferier, &arnebuler og 5fpitelpb w..
bent Dor Sanoell itabt, iagoe arog. rNee, iiben De
lt0oer ioaoa1 Oct, ioa peo leg iffe be0re, eno at
Sc tager til Solbp igie1 / @inieferien og grater
paa oct Steo, boor ben ct f%unoen; Der pleier 9eeglen
at bore f!!ere END cen; men finder Sc inger1, iou beb
benoe, De peo moi, ON at gipe Dem en- n1oea1 Grim
bring, % laof ben gan1le gtutsraao faa Sfillirgen,
Oilers leber ban Diit lite Maret ober."
Set bar ct lange neret 9nife, ion1 fer 11pentet
opfplotes. 2pffeifillingen pil6e otter forene BAN mes
Noula; men ifille fig beo Den, og Oct for en- ga1n11rel
Gtntsraaos Sfplo> mel, Set gioroe ban alorigl
Set iioite iagbe BON oog life til &rog, ban i1o-
%ifre1rfeoe fig t11 Ell barn Sufiigelle % SPITE onL at
1e ltern1ere efter poo 5olbp &irtegaar6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-29
FOR DERES DUNE.

Brue Murine Oienmedioin. Insen Smerter--beha-
Smme Dine % betandte Ojelaae. Murine er inesn
r~atentmedicin. men brugt j Leaers Praksis i Aa-
rineer. Faas | Drug Stores for Soc pr. Flaske.
Murine Djensalye Tuber for Csc. Skriv efter Bod
ON Oiene: faas frit fra
Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-29

@tfteipg @nfe: ~SSeg bar 100000
&roner I 2an6mon6sbanfen."
9erren: uDet er Sfo6e, at Trnet
ingen Datter bor."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-29

&jebrnonoen (til 6en ny 2prling):
~ytoor gu er far6ig me6 at rp66e
op ,ifol gu life ltao og oripe Et6eu
prf. 9u Tan fange Sluer og iette
Dem paa bort M 8atent= Tluepapir
1oa er oct fer6igt."r
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-29

9igteren: ~SSeg un6res, om ser
fommer til at itaa nogen SSnifrip-
ton Der paa &uiet 49, iaaoan lom
paa SbienS 8olig noor leg er
$780,"
g9rten: uSSa, Set gipr ser bilt!!"
9igteren: rMu, bbor 9e cir
mig lpffelig. Sba0 fommer ser til
at Itau, tror De?"
Berten: u89rellef til 2eiel" :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-06-29

q. (paa 8allet): nDet bar EN-
benripenoe Dunsl Seq er filter paa,
at leg bor efterla0t ct 6Dbt Ssynotrpf
paa Srefen 8run."
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