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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
President OF American League
CritcizcS Maqnates OF
Nationals
ABOUT PAST SEASON GAMES.
Because Of ia Came Schedule Tie
Thinks They Wisito SIdeslcp Con-
tests for Worlds Championship

Ban Johnson the noted baseball king
OF the American league. doubts the
sincerity Of the mignotes OF the Ma
tlonal league Wit reference TO the
schedule Of ijl games referred to re-
Gently Nv the "NsEs,' Johnson can
not be persuaded that the Nationals
are Mt all anxious for a post season
series. because Of Inc schedule adopted
aud the fact that ne Nationals season
ends oct s.
THE National hague, says Mr.
johnson. by declaring for regular
season that viii run until at least oct
8, imperils the chances Of completing
worlds champion series. The con-
tracts OF the PLAYERS run only until
oct rs, and 1t wouldn't be possible to
play a series long enough to determine
the real merits Of he ,contesting teams
in the time left between the close Of
the season and OF TO- At least nine
games should be played to decide a
series OF such Importance, ana there
would be no chance to play that many
games with Il i54 game schedule, which
the National leagpe has declared for
II appears as though the National
ls still unwilling TO play the series,
They refused this year and took an
awful roasting from one end OF the
country to the other for declining TO
play II looks to ne now as though the
National league nagnates are again
trying to stall of such series by
making their schedules OF such length
that series cant be played.
9Mr Hart OF the Chicago Nationals
says he Is in favtr Of a series Of seven
games. There are exactly seven days
between the close OF the season and
the day OF the expiration of the players
contracts. In at probability In cities
where Sunday bail is played the season
will close on Oc, s, all right, but In
other towns the last games Will be
played the next lay the 9Th.
suppose, thel Cincinnati should
win the National league pennant IN
1905 and Boston should again carry lot
the American league flag. II the Bos-
tons We're to play the first series in Gin
Cinnau they couldn't possibly get there
to play before the nth by playing all
the games in one town only five games
could be played. But Boston wants 10
see half OF the contests, and the teams
couldn't play IN one OF those towns
one day and In the other the day after,
October IS uncertain for baseball
weather and rain and cold would like
ly necesstaie the p0stponement OF
more than one of the games. That was
the case during the Bost0n-P ittsburg
series In 1868, and those games were
played several days earlier than long
schedule will permit the coming year.
When II comes up to oct Is. the days
OF the expiration Of the players con-
tracts, there will be more trouble, In
ST. Louis this year the National league
Players refused TO continue their series
with the American league after their
contracts had expired unless they re-
ceiyed all tn gate receipts.
Unless next seasons games are
Played before the playing contracts eX-
pire no one can tell what the players
viii do, II the men on one team de-
nand all the receipts their employer
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oNEIYS 4ZM SPORTING WORLD = HONE 49 ABROAD
JEFFRIES REPLIES TO FRANK GoTCH
~ Inlnnr1i NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nnnI,nor,oaa..

During the week thu News" pub.
llshed an account Of the challenge ia
sued to Jim Jenrios by Frank Gotch.
the worlds champion wrestler Now
JEFF comes back at the mat artist with
the following;
All | can say is that the world knows
Just where I stand on the fighting ques.
ton. ! have been and am sim willing
to meet any man In the world that has
claim to my attention, II Gotch wants
TO hght me let him 60 ana whip Marvin
Hart or some other good heavyweight
and then LEI him 80 and whip an.
other and then stu another, and when
ne has done all this | viii be ready 10
talk business.
The public are not an dead They ara
not asleep ana YOU can't fool them all
the time IL costs me a great deal of
money to train and am not going 10
Tie myself up In match until / am
convinced that the public takes enough
interest IN the same to attend.
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NV
u cost me $40 900 to train ana v,A,
1etlled up everything ] had verv "I i,ll,
iett would rather 20 ON tbe r = llV'
Dayy Crockett than train hosSSp %
weeks and not get anything for ' y t9'
us an over I'm not In the g,t Sae1
game because / like II. I'm tb msnuns
the money there Ia In IT, n,I V.e 'oI
wen be candid as otherwise "s"' az
| am lletting used TO being cbauo,,,
andl hardly so to town tbai YI'sea'
not asked why DON'T fight tbls ~ an
or mat fellow, Some people sos 'r," W
thlnk all man has To do 40 sa, y
match with me, and mcldentally sS Ss' |,
thousand dollars, Is to challenpc m ru' =, a. ~
VIII Immediately accent ' wv AMI
What Delaney saws about nj. 49,,
ing Is true. Unless some ayailab,o teli
lrN shows up | am going 10 retI Io d ,s,
let lhe second raters fight IL Out anu, o,'l
themselves WV "'nons
This man Gotch may be A gran, 49,.
on the mat II he can do anv,yh KAY
near as web In the ring / viii giyo "I h,
We match he seems to crave for f.a
MN meet some Of the heavyweight a1t
J VIII Keep my eye on him. ''' qua
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OLD LEAGUE CONFINES.
Chances Are That Pacific National WIN
Have Two Wore Clubs

The action OF the directors of the
Salt Lake Baseball club In making an
early start for next season, has been
the means OF stirring up the fans OF
other cities
The hurry up" spirit has struck Og-
den. Boise, Butte and Spokane, and es-
pecially the latter city az Is made ev-
ident by the following from the Spo-
kane Spokesman Review
Nov that the coast league magnates
have decided not to admit Spokane, the
baseball atmosphere Of the Pacific Ma
tional league is beginning to clear up,
and everything points to the contlnu-
ance OF the old league with possibly
two more clubs added
President W. H. Lucas who return
ed to Spokane yesterday win call a
meeting OF the presl1cats Of the Pa
cltic National league TO be held in
Spokane some time In january at
which time It Is thought a schedule for
q four or six team league will be made
out.
President Lucas discredts the story
that Walter Wilmot Ia trying TO form
a Utah-Montana league. Such a league.
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CHRISTMAS RATES
Via Oregon Short Line.

December 2srd, 24th, 25th and Slst
and January LIST. Final limit Jan. 3.
Ask agents for particulars
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might get In tangle with them, and
the result would be- simply the inability
to play the games
sou lBBLE ABOUT DATES.
when aud where Events In western
Jockey club Takes Place.

Jockey club Takes Place.
Il seems TINT the Western Jockey
club IA very sare Of It's own power IN
the squabb.a with Corrigan and hlg
proposed racing plant al New Orleans,
Tor II has cut him entirely ont OF the
oalt' allotted and has also put the
Union track Of 81 Louis on the Moth
Ing doing llst The possible reason for
putting the spurs into the New Or
leans Jockey club Is that the track Is
not yet finished. but this was forgot
ten when considering other tracks not
completed Two new associations were
recognized In the Kentucky Racing as
soclatiop OF Lexington and The indiana
apolls association and Louisville was
give fall meeting
For the information OF the horsemen
now In this city The dates are given as
follows,
Crescent city. Jan. to March H.
New Louisiana. March 10 TO March
49,
Hot Springs Jan. to Feb II,
Oakland Hot Springs Feb. 10 to
March s.
Little Rock. March 20 10 March %,
M'NilINlHt AhNlNli - W y ~ ~
Nashville April 10 70 May 3.
Kiploch April 10 to May 10.
Worth April % to May %.
Kansas CITY April 21 to May 20.
Lexington, May 4 to May 10.
Louisville May II to May 20.
Latonia, May "a to June II.
Hawthorne. May 81 TO June 2.
Dclmar May 20 10 June 2.
Harlem, June 10 to June 90.
Detroit June 81 to July 10.
st. Louis. June TO Sept. 2.
indianapolis, June "a to July 3.
Washington Park, June "a to July 20,
Hawthorne. July "a to Aug. s.
Harlem Aug. 7T to Aug. TO-
Hawthorne, Aug. q to Sept. 2.
Detroit, Sept. 2 to Sept. 16.
Harlem Sept 4 to Sept. 49,
Delmar. Sept, TO oct. 81.
Chicago Jockey Club, Sept Is to
Sept. 26.
Louisville, Sept % to Oct I.
Harlem, Sept 2Ss to oct. 3.
Kansas City, Sept 80 TO oct. 2s.
Worth. Oct TO Nov. 2.
Latonia, oct "a to Nov IS.
Memphis Nov. 10 to Nov. 80.
Crescent City, Nov, 30 to Dec. 80.
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nnnnIulnnnnIuUlnnnnrnn. nnnnnnrn nnnnnnnIl
GOOD SUPPORT MAKES PITCHERS.
INSTRUMENTATION

Support has a great deal to do with
the record that pitcher makes. Me-
Glnnity and Mathewson are hailed as
the two greatest pitchers the game ever
has known, because they won so many
games for New York this season; but
the fact remains the same that II they
had not had the best OF support and
had been In the hands OF less shrewd
manager than John McGraw, they might
have been regarded as only ordinary
twirers this season" So says Pitcher
Mike ONeil IN the Sporting News
1T "a only two or three years since
both Mathewson and McGlnnity per-
formed In an ordinary manner, 80 far
rs securing vctolles Is concerned. Time
and time again fave | seen one or the
other OF them hammered all over the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31

The low 'dlffertntlaw rates made by
the Erie Railroad effect n marked econ
omy FOR those who travel much. and
the saving Is surely worth while even
for single trip, Yet the service Is
strictly first class. The rate between
Chicago and New York Is considerably
less than two cents mile. Reasonable,
isn't it9 Write Room $685. Railway Ex-
change, Chicago, for time tables, book
let's. etc,
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lot and lose game after game, prlnci-
pally because they lacked intelligent
and we'll hitting support.
IN those days they were supported
by players who did not possess the In
telligence to study the opposing bats
men, and the result was that hits that
should have been eaten up went safe,
At bat the team that supported them
was equally deficient IN good qualities
and the result WAS a dearth OF runs
THE combination made the pitchers
look Ike ordlpary twirlers instead OF
the stars that they are now with a
brilliant team behind them Take Frank
Hahn, for instance. He has not made
a good winning record this season be-
cause he has not had proper support
a. myself have lost a majority of my
games yet my opponents have not
averaged three runs 10 q game
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II was much afflicted with solatlea "
writes Ed G, Mud, Iowaville, sedgwlrn
Coz Kan, going about on crutches aud
suffering q deal OF pain / was Induced
20 try Billiards. Snow llniment. which re-.
llevcd me used three Soc bottles II IL
the greatest linlment | ever used: have
recommended II 10 number Of persons,
by H. | now walk without crutches. able
70 perform a great deal Of light labor on
the farm" 5c, 6oc, 400. Sold by Y. G.
NJ |. Drug Dept n
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SKATERS ARE HAPPY.
Hockey Races Are Now Bsing Arranged
For at Kinks

Managers Of the various skating Kinks
IN the city, as well as skating enthusl
asts, were made happy during the week
because OF the continued good, cold
weather There has been little or no
good skating here this season until this
week but now the ice is strong, firm
and smooth Recent freezing spells
have given the rink managers a chance
to make new ice and prepare for the
contests OF speed. skill and endurance
that are sure TO come or. II the cold
weather continues, hockey and skating
contests viii be pulled of, and enthusi-
asts Will get their Nh OF the sport.
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can be had FOR the asking There are
several other live managers who are
capable OF furnishing ogden with a
good team The sooner ogden gets
down 60 business the better are her
chances.
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BEN-HUR
A Tale OF the Chris;

BY Gen. Lew Wallace. The greatest
religious novel that hax ever been writ
ten
Handsomely bound In cloth. t.25
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main ST.
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Taken With Camps.

VIM. Kirmse, . member Of the bridge
gang working near Ltttleport was
taken suddenly Ill Thursday night
With cramps and , Kind Of cholera.
His case was 70 severe that he had
to have the members Of the crew wait
upon him and Mr.. Clifford wss called
and Consulted. He told them he had
. medicine In the form Of Cham.
berlain's Colo. Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy shat he thought would help
him o9t and accordingly several doses
were administered with the result
that the fellow was able to be around
next day. The incident speaks quite
highly Of Mr.. Gifiord's medicines. =
Elkader, Iowa, Argus.
This remedy naver fails. Keep IL
In your homo. It may safe life. For
sale By all drugeists. ~
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
Atchlson. Topeka 6 Santa Fe RalIway,

5SICUUON tUPeAA = S1utA re k1lWly.
No. 6s5-From Pueblo and all
POINTS cast, arrive daily II 90 4 NJ
No. 636-For Pueblo and all poinIs
:, east. depart dsily--------. sssp pm
No. 6S1-From Florence and Rock
vale, daily, except eunday, depart 100 u
No. 6s9-From Canon City, daily, OK.
cept 6unday, arrive i2:0p m
Direct connection y now made At Pueblo fol
Chicago and all points east, and at La Junta
with California limited for Los ApReleo and
Ban Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered
Descriptive litsraturs folders fres by apply
ING 10 4. 3. PALMun ARsof
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U. p. Pacific Coast Trips.

San Francisco and Los Angeles snd
return. $4,000; via Portland IN one
direction. and either ''Shasta Route -
Of o. r. and N. steamer between
Portland and dan FrAnoisco. only
el1. 90 extra.
Tickets sold August l8 to Septem.
bsr II. inolusive; ANAL return limit
Oct %.
10 Portland. Seattle. Tacoma,
Vancouver, or Victoria and return.
one fare for the round trip. Ticket.
sold August IL TO 10, inolus.ve; final
limit sixty days from date Of sale.
Free side trip, Ogden to Salt Lake
Citysand return ON any Of these tick.
sts. Very liberal stop-overs allowed
on any Of the above tickets and the
Union Pacific gives you quicker time
and better service than any other line.
For full information call on Union
Pacifio agent or address q. r. Griffin.
Gsn'l. Agent. e41-17th st., Denver.
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, Rheumatism.

When pains or irritation exist on
any part Of the body. the applicA-
sion Of Ballard's Snow Liniment gi yes
prompt relief. E. W. Sullivan,
Prop, Sullivan House. Ell Reno, o.
T., written. June 8. 1909: 81 take
pleasure In recommending Ball I'd q
Snow Liniment to all who are affilct-
cd with rheumatism. It IL the only
remedy have found that gives i'm
mediate relief 25n. SOC. s1.OO.
Sold by A. A. Hull and Florence
Palace Pharmacy.
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wn1lHo WITH1ss.
1Isss Are Z 0rsoe my Mere ).
slsssses. &

0sotitn6s nahss thoasands Of WILL
~ w1tssan. 1hsss nss nasy srsss.
fal psspas n Hleessss. rAs testimony
- frienAs 80 saighboss, of people
~ k1sw. h svsAsass bsyosd dispsts.
0aol ehie Goo1snans nale by 1les-
ssss sstasss:
1sha T. BsothsE1<n. yas6 master
- - 0sosoo Lanbss q. living q
~ BlsR strsss. says: In addition
- ~ acttca and ahnorDal coeditiea
u ths kiatsy ssesssioss. aiwxys sum-
sisas 70 prove b any nan th.t his
kidssys rsQuirs astsntion. ~as cub.
3scs 70 q tinss 70 . dnll aching across
tie sDall Of ~ back. parsioulafly %
after . hard day. work Or II I over
taxed myself ss my occupation. Dur-
Ing one Of these spells happened "a
rcd n advsrtissment about Doau' q
Kideny Piils and It readily induced
me to 20 TO W. J. Daniels drug store
for . box. The remedy relieved my
back and corrected the kidney score
tions. otherwise would be the last
resident Of Florence 70 publicly re.
comm ,nd is. have no hesitancy in
very smphatioally epdorsing Doan q
Kidney Pills."
For sale by all dealers Price 30
casts. Foster Ailburn Co., Buffalo.
N. T.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Dosn 's-and
take no other. o d
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10 Orase iRlAeksmith opal sad coke
frp0 = B. Aillsr. proprietor Flor
sGos Trans. 4, ,storags %. Il
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~o1v4f1eMnnf o. caILDRlH

SD9V8f1t1GHuf o. caIIDR1n.
IL 1slleWiaO sxtsAs9 fDoo ~ yeqs
bssk. . psastipai nsAiains sssiss. y
e inesessa y Ill:
"a ysslinieary stsAy a ths ply.
stsal asvslsposst q boye 81 sisls
ssAse AiAsssss ciiAaste coaAitioas 10
esatsibatsd ~ 0srdnsF asd Hoag-
lad. The ssthots nssasassd over
1000 psblie sshesl cAiIdsen Of Colo.
raao spriaes I'D ooopersd the aver.
49, nsassrsnsnts with shs rssalts
ebtaissA b D. ". 8. Christophsr. Of
Chicago, Asa Dr.. William T. Por.
tsr. Of 81. Loais, among . large mum.
bsr of psblie school chsldrss in
sAoss eitiss. Tha tssAnte consisted
II taking ~. wsieht. expiration
msasafs q cl,sst. the thorncic psr.
neeef. and de tine In OolesaAe.
The nsassrsosnts for all children Of
oss aes from . 70 ie were averaged
and tas rssaiss compared With the
avsraess for tie sa.s 80 Assasd q
81. Loais and Chicago. The results
wsTs ohartsd and compared with
charts nsde froo average measure.
nsats u ths shildrsa In sasasrn
eitiss.
''Oaly chi11fsa who he'd lived over
two ysars q polorado epsipss were
nsassrsA. Thsfsssits wsss ssbsiat.
- n tvo sresps-thoss Who bad lived
Ne yeas I'd ovse IN Colorado
SPRINGS asd thoss whs hsl lived in
Qolssalp 6prinss nnos birth.
'sfhsrs are nsosssarily differences
ssswvss shtidrss, living IN. Colorado
and thoss living In Chicago ard 81.
Louis. which might influence the rs.
salh In any comparative ssndy-(i)|
! lAsts nGnbsr of shs childrsn living
IN COLORADO Springs arc born Of
ssbsreaiets parents; ~ physical cul.
tsss sssnis 70 havs : direct bearing
npoa The dsvslopmsnt: and thh was
found 70 b II favor of ths eastern
ohIldrsn who have regular olaasss
for physical s1ltnrs. while thoss
liviat ia UoiosAdo Springs depend
alnAst entirely upoa their pias and
AAss nS spsssxl' sxsroisss bending TO
insfsasS ohsss d Vital cApaslty. (O
Tne oolorSas children. were = :
Sla1s, bstssf hosesd. Ebstssr no1rishsd.
lhd tssssr Sloshsd thin thoss IN the
-. And have : fusthef AdvAntass Of
Aoa 1ivlhs Ii Z Slossly ba,it city. z
~''Tns sstsisS oorr6sofass Tie popa.
NJ setkSk u iA6rsk1s u Shsst nsa..
Istn1sS dss.opo fSss' als,tuss IN in.
aissaaa1f bSsai I'D : Iiviat ID ssoh Il.
titsdss. bat the chkfts showl more
than this; 1of they prove not only
9iVa1s9 Sfowth u chsss and vital
eapaSity ID 4AsivS. horn Colorado chill
drSa = s6npAfsd With chiidfsn In st.
LeaiS' I'D Chicago. bus shaa in sx.
antiyyhs sAlSs ratio. shs Colorado
0hildrs6 ~ sAl1sr and weigh more.
This 6cciffsa slmoss with out sxcep.
sion " III aass from 3 to ls. It
woald $50 that In Colorado Springs
thsls-is : XclAmasio fSctor wh,oA In,
6soss 1 gfsxtsr respiratory rasss
- bstsst : saidasioh ana inossases
sAsaisS pSwIsr. - stimuissinx alt,i-
stoa ~ 70 produce = child abeys the
nosnsAr IN chsst measurement. vital
eapaoity. height ard weight. Nature
ssSxhs - ssindlats shs entire structure
- ! iynnstticai devslnpmsnt. This
Il. 10 doubt duo 70 many causes. -
shin air. dry soil with an s1osa Of
sunshfhs and the fast that children
hAy play out of doors both snnmsr
and winter
.gts7
- Oeasr aRlaskmith noaa ssd coke
The daily tribune., 1904-08-12

lnd nothing better for liver de-
ranssment and constipation than
Chamberlaiu's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Il. r. Andrews. Des Moines
Iowa. For sale BY all druggists.
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Ar II. Ie1lkIas

( ~ ~ Anast 1n1beGt straans psrvice
! heesea Neessee ~ Ohtaaee ~ ~
!, onD eqstf. NJ hAxp - II Goahso-
tn 1ftA q. - B. a. ThS uhteIeo
xlnasn kans16f q y = ~ li1s
]. - leS 1ailx ttaini s1an-
The daily tribune., 1904-08-12

Il sslfss lascAsdis1s oArrsss NV wall
saper. Il
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20
bopeobanens Jubileum.

0en lite September bar set so
Gar, itoeu BEN fgrIte norife Sern.
bane, Sooeobnnen meIlem Winne.
iuno og ariitiania, bIeo aa6net for
Srafif.
SamferoieIen paa 6isie 4anter
bar for Sernbanens gnlpg meget
trngotn0t. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES brltg.
te baabe 2 og 3 Tiger til fine 8ptltre,
og ielo ga Wisien ! 1910 tit bet for.
ite 8ampifib ~Sernbaroen", forbe.
6re0es Sorboloene life iaa i9rbeles
meget. StatsmpnSigbeSerne beepnO.
te oerfor at betoenoe fin Spmprf.
iombe6 paa en- Sorbeoring / Gam.
f9roielsmiolerre mellem MiBs6iitrtf-
terne og SopeoItaben, os oeo forge.
Iigt aommisiprilIm at 16Se SitIi
1915 blep oct ~operoraget en- &orl.
mission at foretase llnoerisgeIier og
dfgtpe SnoItiqing ON oen beniigts.
mPSiigite Raooe, bporpua ct iulS.
fonuere 4ommmrifationsanIeg fun.
De iitanObringes til Sorbinoelie mel.
lem 0tisien, 2ieren oe 4riItiania.
Roget efter of benne aommisiion
bar traaot iarnuen, inofom Der ira
ben brittle @enerGlfoniul | 9riitid.
MIA s. 81. Grope en- Inisening onr
aoncesiion paa anlRg al Ell ssern.
bare meIlem De nRbnte Steoer, men
oa BET life lpffeoes Grotpe inoe ben
iaitiatte Sriit al. ii~tan6bringe bet
poatRrfte Snteresientifab iii Sern.
banens @p9ning, fom | September
1916 efter bans Spforbring Hobert
Stepbeniou, en- Son al George Ste.
pbeniou, I'll Rorse for at moerieae
SerrPnet og intte Jig | 5orbinSeIie
meS oen for omtalte 4ommisibn iii
ribere 5orbereoeIie al Sernbnneia.
gen.
Stepbenion afaao i'm Happort til
commissioner ben II. Snnuar 1S4S
% commissioner lin SHSitiaina %.
gen eiter. Observation-Disclosures Be.
resneoes til 100000 SIR. af oisie
foreiloe Stepbenion, at ben norIfe
Stat ifuIoe uoreoe en- 5reoieSel. me.
bers Heiten t9uttes tiIueiebraet oeo
pripot Subfriptioh Otter bette til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20
SsoSfaIS. en- al SigSaIs 7

9sosfaIO. On al SisSaIs melt
fien0te os agteSe 0spno, 2anobanSIer
Snrs, er aisaaet pe0 OGDEN IS Gar
gnnmeI.
- Sra 9arpif mel6es, at ibo.
Ranfdei Sabren er afsaaet ueo 90.
benL rs aar gammel.
= Sbu. Soritmeiter s. q. z. @Is.
erien er afgaaet oeO Ssbeu, 6S1a
aar sommeI.
- 8iitrifisl9se %. ginne6aGe /
aartIt ofeif peS 9soer | lit Siem ben
lite september, fitn 541a aar gam.
mel. San bar uRret auiat | bette 81.
itrift iiSeu 1894 efter I s @ar at 6ape
pirfet JON Siitriftsl9se t SunSaIen
pr. Rriitiansiuro %. s SunbaIen
gap ban Sheen iii os bar me0 at op.
rette en- Sparebanf. 5 aanIi bar
ban IiseIe0es iat Jig i Spibier for
SpretteIien al en- iaabar iamt Sor.
brussforeninsen og Spisrelie al Sp.
eebus.
- On / pioe 8reSie fienSt engeIit
9nme Otrs, arbutbnot er i oisie "a.
&c nisaaet peo Ts6en | SunOalen,
bDor bun ! Sc iiSite ireoioe gIar bar
boet, itriDer @@omsoaIs amtstiben.
Ss~. Nrs. arbutbnot bar en- iieISer
besaOet Zane Der bar inoIast iis 40.
ifiais 6ortieneite oeo Soeriattelie al
Bigger ira norif til euseIft Iiseium
bun par @resmeAem al GentroIiore.
rinseu for nSbreoelie al SorRt. )
i'm SiS, ba benoes @fisler tiuob set,
Dor Rrs. ar6utbrot en- menet noS.
gisrenbe Dame
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20
Ssiten / Ssnocrjpaano.
"6lerts.

borg gois" u0ieroer bert aar ben.
imoS Ssitens ai'Iutning en- Sore
ipsrgieI til en- areSs al nor0ilesui5ite
SannmPnO ON Ssitens uOialG. vi DC
/ Mar inSfomne 8eiparelier iremsaar
Set, at man nGiteu ooeraLt er soOt til
ireSS meS Soften. Sset % Stsrite'
Seleu al SGSen er bicrSct unbgr bel
bige 8eiriorbolS, % auleu er al for
trinIig 8o0beo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-20
q. Suosues' S%rselfabrif / Srunb,

biem bar for npIig bpgget ierbi8 et
itsrre Sr9el til &ennebu airfe. Or
selet, Ser er ifaffet tiIoeie oeo @aoec
ira RorSmGno j amerita, er fRroeleS
imuft uoitpret. Oct er bpgaet eiter
pneumatic Spitem o. bar 37S Ei.
Der % 7 Stemmer. SrgeIet ifal in
ltaIlereS | Rennebu 9irfe Den 15oc
Sept. Oct er Get treble Srgel, JON
Soosnns inar bar leOeret, og 10 on
0re er unSer arbeiSe, nenlia til Sir
ferne / Strsmisnes % 8aass. DC
Srgler, iom 5abrifcn leoerer, bar
Orb pna Zig for at pGre meget soSe
oa fuI6t fonfurance6pgtigc.