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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
Yankee Boxers Are Defeated
in Big London Tournament

LONDON, Dec. 12.-British boxers,
representing his Majesty's army and
navy. nearly made a clean sweep In
the preliminary bouts of the interna-
tional boxing competition at Albert
Hall last night. The Englishmen won
six Of he eight bouts staged.
Harry Greb of Pittsburg and Pal
Moore of Memphis, were the only
Americans to win decisions. Joe
Lynch. Richie Mitchell. Joe Cox and
Jake Abel were among the Yankees
defeated.
AL the bouts ave one, in which
Percival of England, stopped Sims of
Canada in the second round. were de-
cided on points.
Jimmy Wilde, fyweight champion of
the world, would defeat Joe Lynch. if
not by a knockout then on points. The
West Slider made a good ring showing
against the noted Englishman.
The surprise Of the preliminary
bouts was the defeat of Richie Mitch
ell of Milwaukee. by Miller. a light
weight heretofore unheard of.
The contests were held in the Royal
Albert Hall, and the tournament was
the la -gest ever staged there. The
United States, England, Canada. New
Zealand and South Africa all were
represented in the out at the eight
champion weights. The men fought
in teams. and the trophy for the win
ming team Is a silver shield. the gift OF
King George. The competition Is to
be conducted on the elimination prin-
ciple, and the f1nal bout will take place
Thursday night. 1t Is expected that
King George will then be present and
personally hand the trophy to the win
ming team.
Admiral Beatty, commander in chief
of the Frand Fleet, was present last
night and received an ovation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS
High School Meets Harrison
High on Local Gym Tomorrow

The local high school basketball
team will again display Its ability on
the home court tomorrow afternoon,
when II meets the last Harrison
high quintet OF Harrison, N. j. The
crimson and white basketballers flush
cd with two victories are In prime
condition and are pretty confident of
a victory. Miss Burns has been put
ting varsity men through the same
strict practice sessions as ever and
with ten men of varsity calibre to
pick from has some pretty good
practice games. In fact. when Miss
Burns pits these two teams together
a better game results than either the
South River oil Keyport tussels did a
few days ago.
With Captain Westcott. Red"
Splitter, McWilliam. Allen. Cannon,
Moe" Splitter. Billy Flynn, Fat"
Hansen. Greiner and Grouse available
material. the prospects of a continued
winning team is assured.
Amboy high will have to trounce
Harrison good and proper IL she
would make IN kind of a showing
against New Brunswick, as the county
seaters wolloped Harrison by a 52-15
score Tuesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
Leonard Lauded by Justice

The machinery of the Bronx SUI
preme Court halted ~momentarily yes
terday while Justice Finch took oc-
casion to tell Lieut.. Benny Leonard,
army boxing instructor at Camp Lee,
Petersburg, Va. and lightweight
champion of the world, what a "clean
cut, manly young fellow" the cham
pion appears to be. Leonard had
just won a suit against an automo-
bile company for the recovery of an
automobile, but had to pay $500 to
the company before he got his prop
erty back.
When those formalities had been
dispensed with Justice Finch sum-
moned Benny before him. Nov
that the war is over" said the justice.
some of the boys in camp may have
the tendency to lose control of them
selves, but / am sure from what l
have seen of you in court here for
two days If they follow you they will
not go wrong"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12

which Jews exist in many countries
will be the special study Of he con-
gress and in preparation for this
several committees have been work.
ing for a long time. Reports OF the
first comprehensive survey ever made
will show the exact conditions among
Jews In Russia, Poland. Roumania,
.Gslicia and the Balkan states as well
as in Palestine and Turkey. Reso-
buttons looking toward the relief OF
this situation will be adopted, repre-
'senting oficially the opinion of the
large body of Jews of this country
who have been free from such hor-
Irors. The congress has also the CO
operation of Jewish organizations OF
European countries so that IL VIII
have every opportunity to act author
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
Willard Defeats Ex-Managers

Jess willard. the heavyweight
champion. defeated Jack Curley and
Tom Jones in a bout here in the Su-
preme Court yesterday. The latter
pair. who gave Willard the opportu-
nifty to become worlds champion.
sued the title-holder for $685. 600 for
violation of contract. Under their
agreement Willard was to pay them
ten per cent. of his earnings. Every
thing ran along smoothly until June
IL last. when Willard bought the
show he was engaged with and do
clared his managers out"
The case was dismissed on the
grounds that the managers failed to
show how much Willard earned dur-
ing the period he rave his mentors
the cold shoulder. Curley and Jones
announced they would appeal the de-
cision.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12

itativeiy.
The Opening or the peace confer
ence IL the Immediate occasion FOR
the calling Of this congress as the
position Of the Jews is Of great inn
portance among international prob
lens. Two members of the executive
committee OF the congress arc al
ready in Europe. Rabbi stephen $.
Wise and Mrs. Joseph S. Fels, who
sailed December 5 in the interests
particularly OF the Zionist organiza-
ton. They will, however. study the
whole Jewish problem and cooperate
TO the fullest extent with a special
commission of prominent men that
the American Jewish Congress viii
send 20 Paris.
Insficc Louis u. Rrandeis was one
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12

in the movement for
congress. plans for whiSa
were begun in 1914. The delegates
have been elected by the most demo-
cratic methods OF universal suffrage.
the local Jewish organizations being
used as precincts. In addition to the
30e elected in this way. special epr
s~entation has been given to the large
national organizations which win
send 100 delegates. The officers OF
the executive committee are: Nathan
Straus, chairman; Col. Harry Cutler.
Harry F~riedenwald. Isaac A. Hour
witch and Leon Sanders. vice chair
men: Adolph Lewisohr. treasurer;
Jacob Carlinger. honorary financial
secretary; Bernard O.. Richards, U-
ecutive secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
Elizabeth AII-Stars After
AmbOy's Best Court Teams

The Elizabeth All Stars basketball
team is scouting around for games in
Amboy and has sent the following
letter in the endeavor to book games
with several of the local senior teams:
Sporting Editor of the Evening News:
Tho Elizabeth All t team desires
to obtain games with any of the Perth
Amboy teams, preferably with the Y.
M. II. A. five.
The team is composed of Sharkey
and Conway, who are members Of last
years champion Emmett five of Eliza
beth and Union county, also Dunn,
Houston and Portman, who formerly
played with the crack Brotherhood
team. Address all communications
to Edward A. Sharkey, 106 Marshall
street, Elizabeth, New Jersey.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
AmbOy Midgets Want Games

The Amboys, a midget basketball
team of this city, are still bowling
defiance to all midget quintets of his
county and the sooner they get into
action the better will they like it.
The team, each member of which has
a nickname, are a cal combination
of future stars and line up as follows:
Red" Haney, Mace" Karkus, "Al''
Cohen, "Boney" Weiderstrom
Brick" Jones, "Choli' Hughes and
Wee Johnson.
r.. Johnson, of 224 Sherman street,
will book all games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
AIpeTn VIII Attend Jewish
Congress In Philadelphia

Isaac Alpern, Of this city. is In
Official delegate to the First Ameri-
can Jewish Congress which will meet
December is in Philadelphia. Four
hundred representatives have been
elected by the 100000 Jews Of this
country to work toward securing full
rights for jews all over the world.
This gathering represents the largest
body of Jews organized in modern
times m promises a new phase OF
history for the race.
The frightful conditions under
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
Homer Baker to Run Again

Homer Baker and Jack Sellers will
be included in the big field of start
ers in the 1~,000-yard run, the feature
event of the S~eventy-first Regiments
athletic carnival to be held in the
armory on January IT. Baker will
try for his fifth consecutive victory
since reentering active competition
last month.
The other two A. A. u. handicap
events are the one-mile walk and 12-
pound shotput.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
rrials All Have vaIus.

Trials without discover forces with
In. Says Victor Hugo: 'There are
instincts for all the crises Of ife."
A deep perpiexity awakens a fash OF
insight; a bitter opposition sets the
soul on fire; a grave peril opens gu,
eyes to horses and chariots Of fire; a
severe catastrophe evokes a heroism
of which the sufferer had not thought
himself capable.-W. L. Watkinson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
BE Kind Always.

One great trouble with unkind
thoughts Is that 1t is so very difficult
to keep them only thoughts; sooner or
later they and u~tterance. We may
fancy that we are keeping our I'M
charitable opinions to ourselves. but
they are almost certain to express
themselves In look or tone, IL not In
word. The only way to be really kind
In TO be kind clear MISUNDERSTANDING.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
Woodbridge High Nosed Out
by Rutgers Prep. So to 81

WOODBRIDGE, Dec. 12-Wood--
bridge high school lost OF to the Rut-
gers Prep basketball team here asst
night by the score OF S5 to 80. after
playing one of the most exciting games
seen on q local court for a long time.
The game was nip and tuck through
out and 1t was only Tin h very last
few minutes of play that the Prep
quintet won out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
!. NJ. H.A.V VERSUS
WEST S|DEF|VE
Local Y. M. H. A. Starts Bas-
ketball Season Tonight With
West Sides as Opponents

There will be big doings at the Y.
M. III. A. hall tonight when the bas-
ketball team of hat association for
mally open its court The OPP
ponents of the local Y" for tonight's
game are the fast West Side team.
On both teams are players well known
in basketball circles Of this city and
the game will be a holly contested
one. The West Sides have a slight
shade Oh the Y. NJ. H. A. quintet.
having played several games this sea-
son already and all of the men play
ing with various teams in the city.
The Haderhan brothers and stretch"
Burke played with the All Stars
against the Camp Rarltan team Tues
day night, while Freddy Glocou and
"Yi" Hubbard ave played two games
during h week with the Crescents.
The Y. NJ. H. A. team on the other
HAND have put in a few strenuous
practice session on their court and
have now a smoothly working ma
chine that they feel confident will
take the measure of the West Sides.
The probable line up:
SAs1r.1 Dar IT..l =.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12

Great for "Flu. and Grip" Coughs
II had an awful cold that left me
with a dreadful cough" says Mrs. NJ.
Z. Smith. Benton. La. Bought Foiey's
Honey and Tar of our druggist and
ii cured me completely" This grand
remedy should be in every household
at this time. when influenza. grip,
coughs and colds are SO prevalent. Con-
tains no opiates. Sold ~everywhere.-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12

TOURS. Dec. 12-Major-General
James @. Harboard, head of the Sup
ply Service of the American Expedi-
tionary Forces, and his aides. Captain
r.. Norris Williams. I'd, of Philadel-
phia, former national lawn tennis
champion, and Captain Fielding Rob-
inson. of Norfolk, Va. were decorated
with the French War Cross by Gen.
eral Requichot. of the French army.
yesterday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12
Stars Chosen to
Represent U. ST. n Paris Meet

PARIS. Dec. 12-Four players were
selected yesterday to represent the
United States in the Inter-Allied Ten
mis- Championship Tournament. be-
ginning here tomorrow. The meet
will end on December is.
The following players were chosen:
Lieutenant Richard Norris Williams.
I'd. OF Philadelphia; Lieutenant Maui
rice E. Mclaughlin. OF San Francisco;
Major William A. Larned. of Phila-
delphia. and Private Watson NJ. Wash
burn, of New York. The first three
are former national champions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12

Cheviot COATING
with new cross
over COLLAR, In
laid with plush,
N.s7
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-12

Goat of Grey
Plaid Coating
which is mostly
all warm wool,
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
|en Mtteit ofgipet poo 8ro % 2obe %
'll116er Obs gilbl,o pan, at beofom.
'me1oe bapbe miitet line Sort.
Gn Snpngjerrg!

Siege berer til Sc ioplliife 8per
meb fomn111nal ~grommeiIuger, Del
funogigr Sc Iofule sen{utioner.
JorIeben Ip0s ~fommunalf
Grommebpirnler gie1nem @aoerne
% al Craft 1tanoieoe, meoe1rs
acknowledgement meo bgi % GRAB.
ralporIig Mglt forfpnote::
,88eparterforeningen i 4jege bal
poa ct Mb0e i Mftes forbeiet 3ri.
iernel"
@roflamaiionen le6iogebea mel
BET 1eopalllige efltra @laif i aaloe:
ifinoet, Der betpoer omtrent oct iam:
me iom: bporefter nlle baber iigal
.rette - ssnnftum.
Meooelelien bar 90 egiaa rigfia
NOT men berimo6 CT Der meen, Sc,
beb, bDem SCI bar be1hiH TCrehme.
1Iageren for at fu1,ogjpre 6orbejel
fen.
8eberterfpreninge,t Dil 10 belI
babe Torbpielien fulbbproet i Sh:
beo %. Hummer d Raferi moo oer
.@p9gefugr, Der bor formulated OF
fentliggjprelien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
Sc banife @alg.

SFplge &c forelpbige 8eretninger
ON nofal6et al 8algene bebploer
aoniejlsprGii6ent 3able % bans
Miniiterium ct 6lertal al 5Goerne
/ Solfetbinget, ioet Ser er potgt 80
ra6ifale @enltremGno og 80 Sociali.
lter, bbilfe to Hartier / De ii6ite fire
Qar Dar ltgttet &egjerineen og er
giDet sgren for at babe bol6f Dan,
mart r6e al &rigell. expeditions
.partier1e UNDER ti6ligere &on1eils=
preitoent @briltenlens 2eoelle bor
|oalgt 68 Me6lemmer. 90 @egjerin-
gems 5lertal / Solfetbinget ifuloe eff.
ter bette altiaa blot be1taa al tire
Sten1r1er.
SSntet Golg bar / mango Mar poft
|iaa iterf % alminoelig Sntcresie
|1om bette. Set bar 9onmarfs FIR
lite galg 11lr6er 2an6ets npe @run6=
lob, ser 81. a. giber solmin6elig
Steln1neret til apinberne og poo
bbis 5telnmer l1bfolbet ontoges al
[afbRnge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
Spite eI1er ipiofe.

S .4pbenbabn" bar Der bpre1
fgrI cit Disfusiion ON, bborpiot oe1
beboer at nipiie" Ell al meo 1roget.
eller bet beboer at uipioie". SEQ.
benbapn" bolot paa, at set beooer al
,ipiie" en- al, men 6a bette blep orn.
get | Epibl, benbenbte 8la6d Jig til
en- Nutoritet lom 8rofesior 8ilb.
Nn0erien, Ser CAB 8laoet Md i fin
3pfottelie.
Speffferne mencr, at llotrpffet al
.,Itpiese n at meo noget", tammer fro
felgenoe lille SHtorie:
Song @uitap sen 36je al 9perige
bar fommen i Eofnemligbeosgiell
til en- Moelsmnno og rn%oofprte fig
me6 EN- G%ortrolig ON, bporIeoes bon
beoit fun0c Bile fin Grfjmofligbeo.
8ennen forelog at giere Mbelsmon.
ben til 8a1nmerberre, men Maie.
itpten, iom n11roereoe benne llomer.
felie meget bit, ilog set ben met
De Orb: $50 - ieg ton 10 im6bpoe
ban til Eoffel."
Manoen bleb iaa fpiit al.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
So aaa1efuIbe sfneipil.

80 bonife gonoef1lloe 5fueipil
fra set 17oe Marbnn0reoe" er Sit
Ie,, poa Ell 8og, iom at Scenein-
'1trufttgr @gil &oltr1p ll6ienoes BOG
@ob meo llnoer1tbttelle at GarlS-
b%ergfonoet.
ST. ggil @oitrup beOoes i 0isie
TO bi6tiI 1fjen0te 6onlfe 9fueipil
paa rimeoe gers at babe giort ct
interes1ont. literaturbiitoriif Trno,
i6et. ban me1er, at Be er ifrepet al
i11ge11 minore eno 2eonora Gbriltina
% opfprt at benoes Snsfolf Ma<
ribo &loiter.
8@ogen; .trpffes fun i 400 Gfsem-
plnrer, mutt 1,bftpret, % 1ofom paa
22O Marsbogen for 2eonoro gbriiti-
mas $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
tale ON mig eIp. Dgbbao bar leg

tale on mig leIp. SO 6bao bar les.
oplebet2
gtatsroaoeng DIif igger bort oper'
9apirer %
Dpful1enter; bet ct, Iom ON ban
! en- stunsfpaer at jamie belle lit
2ips S1Sibeio og grfaringer.s
s9liaterl Hligter % otter Nlig=
teri Sra min tioIigite garnoom tic
ben 8ug Dag % flere Dag
.e1lo s1tpgen Sinoe fprl Oct ct, bDao
Iieg bar preDet / 2ipet.
Sg I'LL, De bur faaet mig fI at
notale mig berom, boab ingen al
Sooeoifaoens Soalr1aIiIter bar for
maaet COG til Gem tier BET tim, for-
81 set er min 5goebp Rofifop, BET
|gjoloer), iaa bill jeg iige, at oct er,
Ipao jeg ferit % fremmelt pnifer at
|1pgge ben bonife Mngoom paa Gin
De: 8enibnet til 8ligterne trenton
|&ettigbebernel S bore Gage font
mer De 1lnge aft for bpppiet mo !
|itore Sorbol6, bbor 6e meoer mel
8rap paa en- Mang6e Metfgbeoer.
Gligtertte trn6er for. 0em i at1oet
&pffe. Men man opndnr life Der
@eroen birfelige @ettigbeoer roer
giennem @ligterne. Sg &ligternt
bprer alorig op."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10

ON, at Oct lful6e bore ben, Der laq-
Sc. oct afgjgrenoe Orb ON Menne.
%ifebeoens 6remtiosifiabne, naar
begge Be fRmpenoe Borter bar no-
matte0e og lite fll16e mere.
Mco Sc Soreneoe 6taters SS1o.
trGoelle | @rigen er Der foregaaet
en- total Ompeltning i ben arneri-
|fanife 6olfebepio1tbe6. Mmerifanerne
|tR11fer en6mu paa at bore Domrner
/ ben fore 5trio, men set ifal bore
5traffeoommer ober ben enc 9nrt,
ON 10 lao b%aar6eltgt bar forbr11M
Zig. Sg ale 6e gamle S,naoripnin=
ger me6 gnglanb er mi fulo1 tnnoig
enot; set brittle Soft er mi fun
iBrooeren, 1om BET for enbber Bris
qieloer ON at fomme til Sielp. i
8rp1ioent 8ilion pi1te, at ba1t
fien6te tit Solf, % BON proflamere-
De oct font Nor6omerifas &rigs=
maal at fire 8eroensfreoen peo at
ifaffe Demofratiet 5gren. Man tan
'maoife billie gigre BEN S%noben6ing,
at oe11 e11gelife Sorfatning beller
lite biotil bar bbilet paa ct olt for
oemofratiif @run6lag; men 6enne
SSnopen0ing b1iber til intet oper for
BEN langt mere ej%nefaloen0e &ienos<
%gjerning, at bos Mooitanoeren er
oct / noprGget @ra6 6e anti6emor
frotiife 5aftorer, ser baa6e iocialt
,og politiif CT Sc le6en6e> og poa
benz CT Set, at man / Mmerifa leg
ger Mniuaret for Grigens Spltooen.
SIT faa oisle Saftorers forlige Mogt
IIfnut for bel tan0ig, set er noget, font
for enbber egte Mmerifaner n1aa
,itaa TOM Set bigtiglte al alt.
&bor itor Ell Hart Sc 6oreneoe
,tStater bill fao / Ielpe arigsbcgipen=
beoerne, CT 0er e,onu i11ge11, ser pe6.
Mten laa meget fan man n6 fra al
men btitoriif grfaring iige, at 10
mere amerifanif 8lo6 ser bill blipe
nogDot, 6eito faitere bill set al bette
&lo6 b96e6e 8oo116 blipe mellem
England og Mmerifa. Set CT Ser
oenS ltprite &epublif og oct Mo-
narfi, iom bar 0en el6ite fonltitu=
ticr1elle 5orfotningsform, ser mt
gaar iamnlen for at fire felles
politiife SSbealer. Men set melt be-
tDoningSful0e berbeo er, at set til
lige er .bele Sen engeliftalenoe Sci
at Wenneifebeoen, ser forenes me6
f9lleS Sroh, Ell Sront, Ser pil faa
laa meget faitere @artgbeo, 10 iterre
f9lles 8lo6ofre, Ser ifal bringes /
oen Del al arigen, iom e11o1n1 itaar
tilbagc . 0ocent> Or. Ditrup.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
rs Mar.

@rofesior Saral0 Sgffoing, Mor-
|bens melt fienote Giloiof fplote 5.
IA. Quarts Is Mar. Nrofesior Spff-
bling bar 11tDiblio,nt boot megen
|SnoflDoel1e paa Munoslibet / Nor=
ben. Sons Goreorag og bo11s @er=
Ter CT beuunoet al Ell iieloen Sriif-
|be6 90 at en- flor Mig6om paa npe
4nffuelier. SSntet menneifeligt er
Dam fremmeo. 9an er life oen
Ma1o, iom fol0t tuger Mfitano fro
,rDe 5enomener. 8oertimoo,
ban foritaar at beIpie Dem og at
|u%noerfalfe benz Ell aliioig @rgbelie.
|San er Manoer n1eb set lpie Sinh
90 BEN friife Mano. Dg ON bans
2ereitoI f1offes ltngoommen til npe
|Ennfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
11nber Hprmpnberifabet.

8ogen1e paa SDn bar, iom aoiftl=
lige onore aommu1er, maottct ufle-
berc en- Sci al fit ialteoe Tlaif, bpil,
fet 8pen er fjeo at, 90 ben goot
i1eIn. fun6c operfomme at fortpre
6nIet. Meen life NOT berlneb. Or
neringsruobet bar Gglge De To-
foIe 81nbe beitemt, at 8pen ifql bbos
be 167 E6r. &ortofler mere, END Den
bar, flint ben ielp mcller at hume
flare Jig og lite pn1fer grnerings=
raabs= aurtoflerne. 5lere ano.t
8per er.:. pua famine Mfaabe blepen
tiIoelt &artofler, lom De iffe pnifer
at foa. Seen oct nptter life at NUT
fe; fbi ri alel1e pioe, bpno ser tie
ncr til Solfets 8el."
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st bDrt Sag.

9pmfirfen ct. Clemens i Mar.
bus er blptGffet; meo Be nl1peren-
|oe Nriier pao 8lp repreienterer So
get e1 @eroi at 100000 &r. Dei
bar 8praa0et life funnel ltua for.
Sou bliDer Saget meo Minilteriets
|3tllaoe1ie fjernet og folgt. Mnn 11p.
|rer ct itille &aab ON, at aobber ef=
t:r &rigen bill blibe ioa billigt, al
oct Tan b1ioe en- go6 Torretning al
erltatte ben %nl,pnrenoe 8eflaoninq
meo ct aobbertag. Men bbiS man
iii bar f%orregnet fig? SbiS Robbe1
bol6er Nrilen?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
saaet al Spiferne.

So Dren9e fro 2%un0erifoo, @pn-
ner al @anearbejber SEMEN %
Sperportgr M%noerien bar en- 5pn-
bag gaaet ne6r til @ren1en beo
@amorup. De fom i Samtale me6
at 8agtpoiterlre og forerc0c bom
:1togIe Gigorer. l1n6er Samtolen bar
De imiolertib fommen poo tplt
@run0, og ber tom Ser Splge
rGsbj. 3D." Ell @enoarm til og
1lappeoe Sen che al Drengene-an=
.6eriens spn =, iom ban fprte meo
fig. Sen n116en 1tn6lpb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
Naoneoro, aillegsoro noiag11sori

Mnbneor0, 8Ilagsorb, noiagnSoro
etc. er gegreber, iom gaar ganife
ct for ben, eller rettere maqife:: lom
ilet lite effgiiiifterer oeres 8eDibltbeb.
2igeiaa nbeparoreoe Ct mango al
Sc Mnge 1aar galen faloer paa
geograf elIer 8iltorie.
5elbfelgelia er Ser life meget at
title op meo gleDer, ION Sc Der fill
,Dreoe, ,1aar Der h,n ct faa elmer
|ugentIig til &anoigbe6, men set BIZ
ter iig gjentngenoe, at Der bos Sc
|aHerbaurlig1t oplpite let pefffes be
|tp6elig Srteresie for nn6erDisnin=
gen. 8ette tur6e bel bore ct 8epis
|pon> at set lite CT glebens egen
Sell, mar ban CT forbIebet / cit iaa
|ablol11t l1pioenbe6.
Men bbor MI en6 5fpl6en maa
ipges, iaa er &ienbsgierninger11e al
en- iaaoan Dirt at De opfororer til
Ben ltsrite 8eife0enb@ beb @11roe-
|riugen af Danmarfs folfelige Dp
|lDsning. Scr De feoe 5ranier ON
set brit oplvite Soft er Der life me
gen 8rrg, @ant iagoe ielp.om iii
|Gi6, at 0d life Dor en- oplpit, men
|en 9p1psningens aio, en- Sis, bDori
|0plpsli1gen troos alt 1ta6ig bofier
faar NOT ita6ig npie os mel zig.
|nenoe prnnfleie Dr6, % ri fon bii1
|enooa oesbprre meo 5anobeo til.
|feie:
Sen gror at Inn langiomt 0et
|e6le abiltl"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
Sanbel meb Grnaringsmnrfer.

] Ser ct / Sen ienere Ii6 efableref
Ell noltroft San6el meo 5uffer= %
'gmprmerfer paa Nalborgz@gne1,.
Mprferne betules meb ret bpie 8ri=
fer. Ser giOes 50gre for ct Sui
fermerfe paa 1 Seq. Set CT peient-
Zig &eitdnratprer og SoteleiereySoll
get tier til, og 90 DC ielp ifal be
tale bercs gmpr meo s ar. pr. @g.,
fan set 10 not betale fig at gipe 3
Ser. for ct Merfe, ser aiper Met til
aigb al / Seq. Smpr for 8 ST. 90
Gre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-05-10
3enipntt til Rlisterne.

De1 bersmte geafifopi, 9i~toiiatiiiif
''aomparis fortrpffelige aeoer, Gtats.
roab S. g. Mpoerief1, bar Iooet iig
interoietpe at ct Blob ra fiji ggbe-
,bD, vgRofifop Gi6enoe snter-
|bielpet be6ber oet:
rSbao bill Sc BOG boDe, at leg
ifaI fortalIe Gent, er gtotgraaoers
fbrite Orb. sSeg tan ioa onarIigt