davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28

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bcn fife bciiOber lao nre9en &lltclli.
acncc iom NiSie. Ntr. 9enning for
.lc1tc en- Gag at lnbe Sen gon Iss.
men ll0inlbct bar / oen @roo ihcl.
hint, at Set life mere cr gicntogct.
Get ierite llluen qiorbc bar nGnliN
at togc Sinct al Ell Sene.
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/ SSbd @ropc bar ser en- Npis ION
p~oapcaie. at lingc Hatbbum hop0c
aiort 3iencitc ion SoIoot ncoe pe0
WtericoarTnier, oN at ban ocrior life
fuloe bare ioo Oaorlig star, iom
man pilbe babe set iii. Gn Nbiare.
batter / ELLSWORTH ianot liz bcrbco
bcisiet til at oplpic, at bon babe
pGret Sen lrn0c Wnn0S Hnbo oerucoe
bcO @rPnien og at bans Ncfor0 ionl
SoIoai life bar tort bcore enc ban
hap6e pit iia at bare hiennne. San
bite iig boilt mneb9isrliG, buoriOr
ban beororcbeS ira SSoo @rooc Som
poni Ill &opcofparteret, bDor boll
bIco Moior FhiIpotS Sppo$icr. Get
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mnnttc pare mcgct ina - c0er oG.
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oppe belle Nniten for at regllc li6,
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mcloc ii1 til Sicncitc, 90 Here SAT-
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ira Nicnumct, men blcO ocrfor
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linQ. Snmtibil iom Eommeren no
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RetSlofolct % nigou i'm &npport,
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bar NnflaNcn oplUit, ier Sen
lntInNcNc trnootc ircn Tor Gonmc
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28
1nelanoet.
Soma.
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Ca Mrs. &. 7. Mnberion az @orboln
hor nctop iaoet llnbcrrctning ON a
Senncn, Menia Gorl ". Inocrlot
or faIocn nnocr Sloa Den 10oe Mop
- oltiaa Suaeu Tor %oobenltilItoltI
inbtrooSte. hinge Inbcrlon off | Nd
lit9riieneite for omtreut ct Ior lioer
% aiieiIcSc til 6rorfrig oeh poe
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teri. San bar oeo lin Geo 26 gor
gontnlel.
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tomobiIbonoIer / Iilantic, bar Tor.
Ieoen giten faloell lleo / alGl0erell
unbcr lit Sorretuin9Slofole % iono'
fes ferit oclt nGite WorgeL oa han
frcmocleS bar bepioitle3. STgcrnc
mertc ooa ban piI0c Iene. San por
ON Iitcrcn gnnet inb / &p9nln9cn
ior at tile Spparnnlngaapparatct,
% er ontagcIlg / Merfct ioIot neo
aiennen CT &ll / -0uluct. WOO
airlocrenS G"cmentgillp % ira Ell
&sibc al 10 500 bar Soloet bci't al
porlig.
Elant @alnsbtrGr. Nn6rem Sal
Ter / Charles Gitp leler Jig az Grto-
ring iorpIigtet iii al tllrnaoc cnbpcr
8runoeienNom3beiiooer at plante
@alnsStrrr. Sor 2S gor iioen fleb'
Re ban / Charles Gitp 10 tore Sonn'
Ter, % Mtauoen, ban flebtc Dem al,
tilroa0c6c ham al plontc NalnootrGr
Soa belle oen etc Cont. Safer mcn'
te bette uiI6e pprc @oIlfob, men Tor
life belt al ignorerc Wauoen5 bel
nlcnie Hoao fiebie han ct balut Cu'
fin irnoa GrGr Al Sen nUpntc Nrt,
bctoIenoe % Gents Stpffct. Nt cr
ct al oiSic Srpr ire 500 / SmfrcoS
212 Sob opcnior No6cn, mcbenS oct
iioitc SOFT gop II NlrihcI2 gtcoocr.
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nerc oabne for, hoor bunlt ban bin
Sang bnnble0e pcb life mere noiog
tia at isloe Wanocna ncImenic Nnoo,
90 Of ban III bar ie1t at rctte bcrpun
peb at plortc ilcrc @nlupotrrr -
ia, ic oct fomrner fanifc ierit bans
Gitcrfommcre tilgo0c.
Gn trmmct ltlu. Charles Gen
Ming, Ell 6orrcr mar Wtc@rcgor, bar
Ell lllD iod tam al ben ln1pNer liz
iuo til lin &erre oa &cl9iGrcr iom
eli firIen &at, ligeiom 6cn oaiaa lGt-
ter itor TriS pao al lc0e. Zen moa
boQ oltio nprc bur0elt, 80 Nop0pr-
raturen iioocr Sen / NIo0ct, (i0lig
iorriac Soar ulcp en- ,Slot llIpe nof
ioa npranncn6c / 0cnnc innnuc Can,
% tllliolt bleu Der u1oer Ell iorun
ituItet &ngt itu0t ct Yor al 6cn Gu
uoNlc 'on Gage Qnnnlel hinge iou6
ties pc0 iarnmc N%nlc0uing | et hult
&rU, % Wtr. Cunning fog Sen ulco
hicm Ter at 'e, ON Den tmbc inolc
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~iulNporcu pa ljQcion tam Tom en-
NEm5. Zen hor IUrt cNfcItc aun-
tier, iont for GrcmpcI at hcppc opcr
en- Stof, "a Ben fan umocrti6ct Icoc
mc0 Ndboln9ct@ Muu6c. men piicr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28

ne / Mcnco, men ooIaa / Speriol6et
pno ocn II anrioc Gliie Sorgena, %
bab ON at @%lipcrnercnS 9cnanonin9
tilbd1cfnloca - ban bar iprolN I'll
itrnr at ponbcgpnoe oen Stroi. lonl
be0Qe 6orbrp0dicr frrpcoe. erleIt
Raibblm, ser life cr mpget oOcr 81
9lor, oigop ocumc @rflGring nle0
FLAIR % tuoelig Hpit % uoen iom iaa
mcoct at bIluife nleo gincne. 2cn
~Qraubaoreoc 6o0er table s~ieniDnllg
! Satningen 90 protcltercoc, bollfet
iultcS at pTffc 6orbnllIelic hos No
pofu,cr nG CONNER, 0a DC trocoe, at
ban pno 6orbanno boO6c biial0t 0cu-
ne Sr0ning. Cen til 2ipSitrai %
70 Mar Ogrnte 6orbrnoer off meo
Iettc SfriOt ben iii i'm 8rooer o9
bao ON Ell Gigaret, - ben ban tpno.
te % tiIlpnelnoenOc nso meo tort
%%clbebng, %innltioig Ionr ran halot
ip60cn0c bemCrfc0e, at llpepdrlgt
bar en- uofiao lang Straiietio. &an
or allcrc0e ienot iii Ncfornlnnltalten
/ Nnumolo, og ser lfol bare gipet
Gooeren oct &eite, at Ssnncn faa-
bi0t mnllig 9iUe> iaooan YcltlPftl-
gclic, at ban fan iorege line altnos
ifobcr og mlligcn3 gjsre9 til ct mt
tiat Wtc0lcm Al Sumilln0et. >Siiri-
tier toQer Oct Stonbpunft, at ban pil
booc ot ticnc De 10 Nnr i6snlt Tor
Wfenco ierit, bporpau bon bar at toge
iat pao S%ip5itraficn. &pao Der peb
0ennc N~nIc0uina iorcgif peo Netten
/ SSon 8ropc, itnor ltocn lloget Sioe
itnffc / Stotclt2 &iitorie. Get cr al
orig brn0t, at Ell Bcrion Der or bic
pen bcunuoct, bar nllmo0ct ON at 'aa
lin Ncnuo0nind tiIbngctnIot, IiQeiom
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machining pc0 Ncttcn cr lot us al
Nctrd9tning pnn @rltno AZ SpiA og
EeoroQcrier. - @llpcrn9r SorOina
por Wnnoo0 fonmnct ii0 innpi0t otter
set fer onrtnItc NnioIb al &u@mn,
at fan fom til Sea @rooc, buor ban
itrnr inbfoIotc5 al @rn16iurpcn. vi
berill0en borc0c ~ (Inlc, % en-
Observation-Disclosures bcnlcrfcr, at @lls
ncrnorcn Ipcoc6c heitig, 0o ban fout
lt0 al Nirpcn5 NrrcIic. San Ic6io.
0cOe2 Ill %pcl al lr. Worriion, iom
tiliou ham Carroll Noipital, FAINT
al 5 .. NlmQcrlor6, ell gui@man6
/ Carroll, ~ u. ". Smmocrs, Ell al
Statcu3 ipctielc Nctjentc, Ter a.
ucs in1Cu MnIe0uiul til at bile pou
@upcruorcu un0er bans forte ~.
hoI0 / Nutn. Ter or life fonmct
!ucact til Cpcriloocn citcr WronOi,-
rDcr2 l%onQnorigc llnocriogclicr, .og
bNl brottc Niilutnin0 bar maoitH
BELT HcIultntet Al Ct a%on1prontS,
bDoruc0 So0cn ifnl nc0oO2ieS. Nt-
torucp @cncrdl Nauncr tul bog hdpc
crtlUrct, at ban life or gonIfe ipr-
0ig ~ at @run6iurpcr cu0nu ifal
iortlTttc lit Nrbci6c. Gu Ging lful
0oQ bare niQiort, ncmIiN at Sogcn
moo ulnc Hutbbun life pil bringc8
lor NeleltrrCt ~ man cr iUr0il mc0
hNul. Ter cr tontnlct Ell unocrlig
Sing for HdNcll, uenlliQ at @lipcr.
nor MoroinN bou6c uOitcNt TO neiog
tic l~i9clrOcn0c @cnnnoninNcr. bporai
orn enc pnr Giuct unGc Mnthbun Ipm
ct NeopurNe / SiliGl6c Scr itllloc
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hon / Chen ira ocn 1850 Nop., ba
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28

@eraaonineen / Tirfeligbeocn bepil-
9cocs, % til 6tc December, oa Den
bar "iilco". Gen ARDEN gennaNning
lanoe Nobotot Glorf / @ereoifab, %
bette 0ofumcnt blep aItiaa open-
llTonte Cato bragt / 4~npenoel'e, "a
ban al Glerf OF Court bleu unoer-
rettet ON, at man itoO / Vegreb meo
at ienoe bans Silent til Slaoeriet.
Ser gisres opncrfiom pGu, at BET
life bar &opier peO NlitrDf, nleil TO
iltIot 9DISige @enoaoninger. Cont
me- Nlbert lfal houe meoglpet, at
ban alorig isr bar bort ON noget Zig
ncn6c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28
@ontama.
Nuisrcoaftpr nualftcret $1,000. "

y. Surn, Tcoafter al Butte @lile.
tim, er al en- Surp iunoen ifpIois i
Spertrnoelie al Statens Sope moo
Sprsr % osult I'll al betalc.cn Multt
Al $1,000. Gums Ipis er CT me-
Get raoifalt Arbeioeroreau. os oct
par Ct angreb paa StatenS 6oripars.
fonmisiion iioitleocn Iueuit, iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-28

TNcm 9jcnmemnidig SeOnais prooucerer bare eli 9jenueminitig
NpGu9. SGbmais al beNte Sort Spalin9 plnutet pa famine
Sono mo famine Hrbcire % %lloaiicr, gpr life alene &uahteten al
Nplin9en bcDu, men p9cr pgiaa Oenue meO mango Snbcls.
Gn 6oroseie al bare en- Suibcl pr. Nrc nil mere emp beos Tor 6pr.
felen Gofenoet al "GribE9Cais og AGas al beOne Sort. Oct ta=
ger life m9cn llorepnin8 Ipr at bite at Den beoite SGo lOnner Jig.
s iemogtrebiue Nar bar Nortbrup, Sling & COS SG0mais pGret opalet
og ubpalgt for at prpbuccrc itrrc 9lullno, bcbrc &palitct % tioi0 Moo=
ming. Zen aulcs rnOcr port cget Spipn W}iuulpa % NOrtb Satot0.
Settc er ct gOOt Nor at erHotte oroinGr SGOmajs % bcgDnOc iqicu
mO forbeoreoe Sorter. AGcn uanr &c tipber SGOmoi3. p0r it&r
paa, at SC for SGbmns mO Den Sort Spalina, iom 2e bctolcr Tor.
Snliter pa at faa 9tortbrup, Sing & Cos SGOmas. Sc fan itle
p0 Den. Ceres &ouOLnOe fau ifaic Gem Oct llopalg, Der CT bot
oipaset eIter Seres 6orboloe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19
CHASE MAY GO TO
NEW YORK TODAY
McGraw and Moran Confer
on Deal for Big First
Baseman
No HITCH EXPECTED

New York. teb. 19.--pat Moran, the
new boss OF the Cincinnati Reds. arrived
here this morning and went into con-
ference with John McGraw concerning
The uch-advertised deal BY which Hal
chase is expected to become n Giant. II
is believed that there will be no hitch,
and before tomorrow he viii be n MEM
Der Of the McGraw clan.
When MCGraw was in Cincinnati re-
Gently he discussed deal for Chase
with August Hermann, but no progress
was made ~ that time, for the reason
that Hermann would make no sug-
gestions as to what players might be
wanted in return for the great first
sacker before consulting with Moran.
who was then a. his home in Fitchburg.
II haven't any idea what the Reds
want fer chase" said McGraw yester-
dav. Hermann asked me IL l wanted
Hal, and | told him / certainly did but
that's as far as we got [ know the
Cincinnati club isn't going to give him
TO me. but I'm prepared to make a very
fair offer for him, aud ! rather think
the deal will be concluded on Wednes-
day"
Chase dropped in to sec MCGraw yes
terday, and the pair had Il long talk,
but neither had any comment to make
afterward. Chase. If course, is ready
to sign with the Giants as soon as the
way is paved for him to do so.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19
YALE OUT OF MEET
Els Drops From the Triangular
Track Meet

Princeton. y. j.. Feb. l9.--rhe am
uouncement Of the Yale athletic aujhori-
ties that they have decided moi 20
enter into triangular track meet with
Princeton and Harvard is not consid-
cred here as affecting TO any degree the
Big-Thrce plan that has recently at
tracted considerable attention in inter-
collegiate athletics.
While Yale does not approve Of mold
ing Il triangular meet and will not enter
such a contest. the usual dual track
meets Will be held with both Harvard
and Princeton as i'm former years In
other words, the close athletic COnnec-
tion between the three universities Will
be adhered to, The 1919 football sChed-
ulc that was announced this week for
the Princeton team definitely proves
Frnceton's intention of adherins TO the
Big-Three combination.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19
FINK EASY WINNER
Outclasses Concannon in Bill.
lizards at Casino, l25-l2

Morris Fink was in wonderful form
last night and virtually ran away from
Joe Concannon in the second nights play
of the pocket billiard tournament at the
Casino. the final score was 125 to IL.
Fink started with clean run OF ~,
the highest of the tourney. Concannon
then pocketed three, Fink coming back
with another big drive. netting Al
points. Concannon failed to score on
his next two shots and was hopelessly
outdistanced.
Fink-11 II II 10 IL IL II IA Il l.
125. Two scratches.
Concannon-3 D 0 o O-1n.
Three scratches.
This afternoon Concannot meets Me-
Coy. while the late match is between
Harmon and Greenleaf. Scores:
Brown--14 . s 8 3 Z IL 0 0 . IA 10 o 9
(scratches 12). Total-73.
HARMONY IL II IL . IA II IL o J
II IA 13 (scratches III. Total-125
Reseree-Lieutenant Fred Thayer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19
NO DOG FEE INCREASE
American Kennel Club Votes
Down Proposal

New York, Feb. ia proposal TO in
crease the registration fee for dogs was
voted down yesterday at the annual
meeting of the American kennel Club
Numerous arguments against the meas.
ure were made, while the predominating
argument In its favor was Inat the
American Kennel Club was the only or
ganization that had not increased its
fees because of war conditions.
The officials have decided TO move
their headquarters, and appointed com
rnittee to Investigate several sites which
they have in prospect. The Chic VaIey
Kennel Club was admitted to member
ship. A. p. Vredenburgh, secretary, dis
closed that a deficit of $1,000 HAS Deer
sustained during the year. Dut the or
600.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19
SOUP TO NUTS TONIGHT
Sports Writers Hold Dinner at
Walton Hotel

Everything is in readiness for the If
teenth annual dinner Of the Philadelphia
Sporting writer's Association to be held
tonight at the Hotel Walton, starting at
o'clock The 400 mark was almost
reached last night
There are stll a few vacant places.
and those desiring them should get In
touch with Treasurer Louis y, Gold
smith, Room i0l Widener Building.
It promises TO be one OF the biggest
dinners ever held by the sporting asso.
ciatiNu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19

son.in-iaw's residence. Matthew w. Glow
ney. 24ts oakford st. Int. private. Friends
may call Wed. 8 to 10 y. m.
ILiE h. p, widow OF John il. weip. Rela-
tiyes and friends invited 20 the sery,ce,, Zee,
.wENNER. Feb. II, VIOLET. dsushter
8 mos. Relatives and friends invited 70
funeral services. Fri, 2;so p. M; parents
residence 5642 Matthews st., Ctn. Int:
Northwood Gem. Remains may be viewed
Thurs, 3 TO 10 D. m ~
WILKINSON. = Sixth-day, Secondamonth
son. daughter OF late Jacob +. and Ruham ma
G. Weidner. Relatives and friends inyited
day. Second month. Goth. . p. m. Int. pri-
vste.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19
Inrasion Of Dogs From
Canada Halted by L. 5.

New York, Feb. t9.--Just when
everything seemed all sweet and
serene In the doggy atmosphere,
Uncle Sans minions stepped In and
called % halt on the invasion OF the
territory of the 4. =. 4. by dogs from
Canada. Yesterday there were ffteen
thorouEhbrcds from the Dominion
who arrived all right, hut who were
tlpin terrier show because Uncle
SANS men were not satisfied that
these dorgies were not BolsheVill or
something nearly as bad. u they do
not get their clearance papers today
they will he unable to compete at the
Westminster show IN the Garden.
Some of the dogs have Travelled here
from fnr-off Saskatchewan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19
Earl Caddock on Way Home

Camp Dodge, Ia, Feb 10.-Sergeant
Earl Caddock. of Anita, Ia. heavyweight
from France. according 10 word received
today from the overseas edition OF the Camp
Dodger. IL was declared CaddoclI had de-
clded to quit wrestling and devote his time
10 operating Wyoming ranch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19
Russo Stops Iessi in Sixth

Reading. Pn., Feb 10.--Jaci Russo New
orleans, stopped JOHNNY Lcssi, Sew York.
IN six rounds at the Watson \. g wind-up
last night. Lpsss seconds threw up the
sponge 10 save huochout. Russo's left
nut TO tho jaw followed by right to tho
body. stopped the Ncw Ioriler. Russo win
ming from tho start
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19
Big Race at Palace Rink Tonight

Matt Ward. of Norristown. has been
matched to meet Billy Troop. OF this city.
and Jimmy Alemea. OF League Island, in a
two-mile professional roller-skatlng race at
The Palace Rink Thirty-ninth and Market
streets this evening Charlie Kelly, Joe
Forrest and Frank Kearns also will COM
pete in this event. There also will be a
cne-mile race for sailors and soldiers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19

Harrisburg, Pa. Feb n -- Dguphn
County sportsmcn mot yesterday and pro-
tested against any major change in tho
game code. Any effort to change tho deer
season Will be fought BY hunters Of cen
trpl PENNSYLVANIA y-lg uurgpd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-19
SELECT MEN FOR
MILLROSE MEET
Meadowbrook Club to Send
: "a Athletes to Annual
Carnival in New York
POLLARD WILL RUN
By PAUL PREP

The MeadowbroolS club will be well
represented in the annual track and
field games of the Millrose club next
Tuesday evening over in Madison Square
Garden, New York. Secretary Samuel J.
Dallas announced today that twenty-four
athletes had been selected to make the
trip.
Fred Pollard, the former Brown Uni
versity versatile athlete, will make his
first appearance as u member OF the
Meadowbrook Club. Pollard, who was
the winner of both hurdle races In the
intercollegiate games in 1916 and New
England hurdle champion the same year,
has been invited TO compete in the inNI-
tation 70-yard hurdle race.
He will have as his opponents In this
event Bob Simpson. famous western
athlete; Carl Erdman, the present inter-
collegiate hurdle champion. and Earl
Thompson, of Dartmouth. Pollard has
been practicing for several weeks and is
expected TO show his old-tlme dash in
the Gotham games.
Canzenmuller TO Run
Billy Canzenmuler, last years track
captain at Penn State and winner of the
intercollegiate 10O-yard dash last spring,
will start in the invitation seventy-yard
dash. Ganzenmuller has been working
at the Coatesville plant of the Midvale
Steel Company since last summer He
has written to the secretary that he is
in frst-class condition.
In the 70-yard open the AIeadowbrook
Club will be represented by Motley,
Trout. Joe Rainey, Floyd Fillman and
williams Bobby Ruarll, Trout, Fill
man, Raney and Ullery will start in the
800 yards handicap.
A bunch of star distance runners will
compete in the three-mile handicap.
They are Joe Lieberman, the national
junior two-mile titleholder; Segal, TIill
Harry Kephardt, Morris, Ackerman and
Rosander
Two Relay Teams
Joe Schwartz, the national five-mile
champion, and Dewey" O'Brien will be
the local representatives in the 1000
yards race. Norton, Brightmore and
Jones have been entered in the 600 yards
novice. The high jump will be taken
care of by Windhovei.
Two relay teams will compete. In the
interstore relay the Meadowbrook run
ners will be Gillum, Kneeszner. Esser
Essler, Norton and Jones. Tho open
relay team will be Fillman, Ruark
Trout, O'Brien and Williams.
The Meadowbrook Club finished third
in the junior championship last Satur-
day. But for a mistake by O'Brien in
picking the wrong finish line in the 500
yards dash. Meadowbrook would have
won the title.
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IN NIENIORItNI

NtEHNERT. In sad and loving memory Of
our dear mother, CAROLINE :. NEHNERT
who dopartc this lifo February -. 1911,
Sadly missed BY her daughters.
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Soccer Ne,Us and Notes


The Quinlan soccer team Is open for dates
shsr hSRe aSs EoMn srees
eighth and Brown streets. Sunday games
also wanted with Hog Island.
cup eompetition ai Y on SATURDAY,. February i ~ %
with q. b. c. Blues at Second and Clearfeld
streets.
Keyis, playing On the Hog Island team,
Ris passSs sGSa anS fS
OF the bali were big factors in downing the
Sun Ship.
Oardinxton is anxious to replay that Sun
day match which was called of with Hog
II would either play. the same az Hog Island
or at strawhridge 4 Clothier Field. II on
the latter field, 1t would have to play on Sat
urday.
chant looms up a one OF the best soccer
teams n the shipysrd LEAGUE, Left Nolan
seived in the Bethlehem game.
Bethlehsm PLAYED its old.tims form
stsinst the Morse DrySOek 8. team cam N the the
vlncibls Ratican TO start the goal scoring
Hunziker, who showed some classy play
%s.s asrf fatsrs0s fisd cab ana s
again PLAYED a great same Sunday. prodpc-
tive Ss ss Vs sGa $
the ssminnals OF the National League.
0ns Of the most popular faces at Third
and Lehigh eac ch week 10 that OF Dan Curry,
the former Hibernlan manager. Curry is a
great booster Of the Scottish game.
srwas unfortunate that Lupton fell by the
~aysido In the middle of the season; but we
ara glad to see that the toam 10 keeping
itself intact and will saortly play exhibition
xxmcs. II would make good combination
essInst the hos Island team on sun
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Puritan will play its opening game in the
cup competition on Saturday. February 22,
with q. b. c. Blues at Second and Clearfield
sfreets
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SITUATIONS wANTEp-FEMALH

HoUSEWoRK-woman with delicate boy.
, aged IL years. wants housework In the
country where she could have boy with her
Address w. 2aa 8. Third st. city. - ~
WOMAN. young. high school graduate. Z
eral office work. desires work at home.
go. Ledger Office.
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Kevis, playing On the Hog Island team,
is developing into good goal producer.
Last Saturday his passing and forwaroing
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either home or away. Home grounds.
Forty-eighth and Brown streets. Address
communications to Quinlan A. c, Forty
eighth and Brown streets. Sunday games
also wanted with Hog Island.
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Johnny Tillman is down to weight for his
battle with Johnny Griffiths, the Akron
welter in the main bout at the National
SATURDAY night Tilman and Griniths sup
the boys battling to a draw. Both are just
out OF the army and ready for more ba tiles.
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Scraps about Scrdppers

DATTL1NG MURRAY and Battling
ID Leonard, two of the best boys their
weight in the country, viii come to-
Eether in Il return engagement when
they entertain in one Of the bouts at
the National on March l. Murray de-
fcatcd Leonard fen weeks ago
Since then Leonard surprised when he
out-boxed the sensational Pal Moore,
conquerer of Jimmy Wilde.
Murray and Leonard doubtless Will
appear in the semiwind- up to the Young
Joe Fox Young Robidcau battle.