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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

Somebody who wants to explain
what the editorial "we' signifies, says
Its meaning variesto suit the circum-
stances. For instance, when you read
that ave expected our wife home to-
day" "\Ve" refers to the editor-in-
chief; when it is ''we are little late
with our work. it includes the whole
office force, even the devil and the
towel. If "we are having a boom,"
the town IS meant; we received over
7OO,OOO migrants last year." and it
embraces the nation, but "we have =
hog cholera in our midst only refers
to the Illness of the man who takes
the paper two or three years withouts
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

Ed. BUTLER. the big hood'er has
been indicted again and is under
bond for $4,000. Buffers indict-
mcnt is based on disclosures made
by Kelly, who has offered to enter
plea ofgullty when his case comes
up for trial on July IL. 1t i. said
that othor indictments are to follow.
Let the good work go right on. If
men have no respect for tho law or
their oath of office, they should be
made to suffer the penalty for such
crimes and given to understand that
the law means somethif1p.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

she would be great boon. She is
very much attached to her present
home with stay chain, but she will
be sold to anyone who will agree to
treat her right. She is one-fourth
Shorthom and three-tourths hyena.
| will also throw in a double barrel
shotgun which goes with her. In
May she usually goes away for a
week OF two and returns with a tall
red calf with wabbly legs. Her,name
is Rose. would rather sci. her to
Il nonresident. FIX.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

Every housekeeper should know that if
theYwil buy Defiance Cold Water Starch
for laundry use they will save not only
time, because it never sticks to the iron,
but because each package contains Is
Ozone full pound-while all other Cold
Water Starches are put up in 74-pound
packages, and the price is the same, 10
cents. Then again because Defiance
Starch is free from all injurious chemi-
Gals. If your grocer tries to sell you a
12-oz. package it is because he has a
stock on hand which he wishes to dispose
Of before he puts in Defiance. He knows
that Defiance Starch has printed on every
package in large letters and figures '16
ozs." Demand Defiance and save much
time and money and the annoyance of the
iron sticking. Defiance never sticks,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07
be law means something.

GOVERNOR a. NJ. DoCKEKr, Sena-
ter VIM. J. Stone, Conaressmen
Champ Clark and David 4. Dear
rtond were elected delegates at
large to the National Democratic
convention at Joplin last week.
The delegates from this, Thirteenth
district are w. r. Edgar Of Iron
and ii. Malugen of st. Francois
county; and r. B. Oliver Of Cape
Girardeau and r. p. Tribble of
Dunklin county are delegates from
the Fourteenth district.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07
Bill Nye'S Cow Ad.

Bill Nye, the humorist, once had a
COW to sell, the story goes, and adj
vertised her as follows: "Owing to
my i'll health, I will sell at my resi-
dence in township 80, range IS, ac-
cording to the government survey,
one plush raspberry COW. aged eight
years. She is of undoubted courage
and gives milk frequently. To a man
who does not fearsdeath in any form
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

The National Democratic con,
vehtion met in st. Louis yesterday
Judge Parker has the greatest num-
Der of instructed delegates, but not
enough to nominate and if the op-
position unites, the honor will fall
on some other man, but just who that
will be can only be conjecturcd. 1t
is to be hoped the man will arrive
with the hour, and that choice will
be a wise one.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

HAVING put all the trusts of the
country out of business strictly ac-
cording to law, Mr. Knox has been
promoted to the United States Sen
ate by 4 grateful republican party.
A consciousness Of a disagrceable
duty we'll performed goes with the
toga. As II "trust-buster" he will
continue the good work in the mill
ionaires' club. Pity the trusts
Charleston Enterprise.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

Were you ever tempted to think
that the editor was indulging in per-
sonal digs when you saw some
thing in the paper which seemed to
lit your case? Discard that thought.
Remember the old saying that
"Many a shaft at random sent finds
marks the archer little meant.n Why
only the other day we read of a Texas
editor who published the Ten COM
mandments in his paper by request,
with the result that he lost half of
his subscribers before he could have
time to to explain in the next issue
that no personal reflections were
meant. Carlson.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

sustain their world wide reputation
against all that may choose to en-
ter the contest. Missouri's live
stock Is bred in purple, reared on
the worlds most fertile blue grass
pastures. and carry off the honors
III the most hotIy contested fields.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

BRAINsand knowledge are mighty
good things for man to have when
backed by sturdy integrity, honesty
OF purpose-a determination to
know the right, and do it; otherwise
. peck of brains and all the attain
mcnts that human being may ac-
quirc. may prove curse to him, and
anything but - blessing to his fellow
men,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07
Southeast Missouri Banks.

-+t the Missouri Bankers Associ-
alton, IN st. Louis, last month, Judge
Byrd Duncan ofPoplar Bluffreport-
ed FOR Group Twelve, i'll part as fol-
lows: "Group Twelveis as big as all
out doors; it contains more square
miles ofgood land than any group in
the state. Itiseomposed of the eoun-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07
cc31II$.

| MIR. EDITOR:
As | have seen nothing in yo1u
paper from these parts for som,
time, / thought would come again
Health is generally good in thi.
vicinity.
Wheat harvest is over and farm
ers are busy plowing corn since tho
it quit raining
Asa l.. Stevens and family were
visiting at the home of Rev. \. J.
Lincoln Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Kistner of
near MillerviIlc visited relatives in
this vicinity Sunday.
Oliver Barks and family Of Scott
county were visiting his brother
Jonas, here last week.
DR.. J =. W. Moore, an eve special
list, Of Frcdericktown passed thru
here last week on professional bus
iness.
The Sunday school at this place
is still getting along nicely.
Mrs. c. J. Dewhitt visited rcla
tlves near Jackson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Chostncr left
here Sunday morning orAllenviIIe
where they celebrated the Fourth
with their son, Oda, who has en-
ployment near that place.
Lyman Bridges was visiting a
dear friend near Sedgcwickville
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Cook
were at the Twin Cities" Saturday
on business
I. a. Fulton of near Mayficld
contemplates teaching Il singing
school at this place soon.
J. l.. Talent and family visited
friends near BurfordviIIe Sunday. |
Our hustling merchant, II. B. |
Cole, is doing good business these !
lays.
Dock Newell and wife of Pull
light visited relatives here Sunday.
Lawrence Brewer of near St. |
Louis is visiting his brother near
1ere Il few days.
Malta Hahn, who has had en-
Dloyment near Jackson, came home
saturday to celebrate the Fourth.
Noah Chostner, who has had en-
)loymcnt in st. LOUIS some time.
: visiting his parents here now.
A. }. Lincoln, our boss carpenter
er, was repairing Esau McCor-
hicks dwelling house last week.
Henry Talent is busy blacksmith
ne and swapping horses. +
Straycd, lost or stOlen-anyhow
is very much missing-our mer-
hant's mustachc.
With success to THE PRESS. Twill
my off. ALpHosso,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

J. r. RIPpEY, secretary, has our
thanks for complimentary season
tickets to the Missouri State Fair
Sedalia. August 1910. The man,
agement seems to be untiring in its
efforts to make this a clean. ideal
state fair, and should be cncouras-
ed in every possible manner by the
pcOpie of our grcat state.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07
second place

THE MARBLE HILL PRESs has
reached its oath milestone and is
just rs good as ever. We trust the
present gcntlemanly proprietorS
may live to run THE PRESS for an
other "a years and with them every
manner of success-Western Pub
Usher
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

GENERAL MILES refused to accept
the nomination tor president at the
hands ofthe prohibition convention.
Silas G. Swallow of Pennsylvania
will head tho ticket and George
Carroll Of Texas was nominated for
second place.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

To the Editor of THE MARBLE Hill, PREss
For the benefit of your patrons and
townspeople the Sunday Post-Dispatch
will issue free a series of most remark
able pictures of the Worlds, Universal
Exposition.
The first picture of the series will be
issued with the Sunday Post-Dispateh
on May %.
THESE pictures are not colored photo
graphs, but are reproductions in colors
OF original oil paintings by great artists,
thesmost striking pictures of the. Fair
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1904-07-07

people OF our great state.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

Com ies openior bentpoeoe til, bar
ri bopt ct iarSeles peIfommerti BE.
iss al eibliorbetarsn ueo BET Teia.
mantle @ibIictbet ! ariitiania, Saa.
fon Rpbrms. gan uar paa @iennem.
reiie iii ct. 2ouis. bpcr ban itaI
bolbe, eller pel retiere nh bar boIot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

Ct Soreorag oco ben iuternnticnnle
9ibliotbef aouareS. RubuliS bar pG.
ret ilere Aor / ITnerita tibligere %
par ou Satalnger peo set oiicntIige
9ibliothef / Chicago. San bar man
ae 3enncr her ira Den Sio, OF Here
ar SiSie Dor mn / Soneoitoocu, iaa
bans 8cieg her par iGrocles firr.
fomment. Ead iamme 9untolftb
iom &phuuS fom ogioa 9ibliothcfar
,1uul 9icicru0 meo 6omilic iiIboac
ira ct grisa til Gorac. GereS I'll
baqcfomit bilieS oaiaa meo 'tcr
@lG0e inoen 3oIouien, buor SAINT.
lien or megct popular. DC bdpoe
bapt en- op~erorbentlia bcbnacIia eG
intercSiaut Hcilc, men or ligclom DC
ilcite 3orifamerifanere pel tlltreole
peb al pPre tilbage / Oct aooptcreoe
Sp6relonb.
Som anOet mt fra SoIonicn fan
utc6ocles, al Gditor SIR. auonune ira
gteu 9Dorf bolSt norif @ilostieneIte
Der iorriGe Seuoag, % at Den nor
ife auinScfcrcning, bpiS ErGIioent
MrS. u. ). aittiISbp, isbt Sicpcrs,
MI er fonrnen tilbagc ira Soma, ar
bciOcr ipriqt pon at ioa ooruet ct
norif airfeiomiuno. ~ =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
Qaben R~orreiponoance.

qcrc-~raarrnaI I oenre ufnetua beiecres ~
tbboinferue q. u. Nosnss. Wurfebtbep. weiur.
% oobr cnis, Trnbifcr. TITS.
eprroarnnrt fru Trrfouer- fcnr TIE rpatbsf
Rne ssaore III RehuYfioneu. bsrbcres TIE.
eberuere bebes dffntfe tine Gosrnsrfrdi ! II
Hnrt no thhcIict @rrp6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

ooa life cr m%ebreanet Ratte.S pbol.
SET / Giteuoe % &entetioeu pao Den
ilreaelmGSiiJt oiBanenoc Scilbano,
Ger MATTE oerior alto raoregnes 3
q 4 Tsgn.
Gu gierc3 Suren iiffert pad s II.
mer | befnemme Serubdneooguc 90
pna uNmGrfcoc Gampifibe. ) Otto.
Der 1891 oi9tf oct ierite 0nmpittb
paa ocnne Sur ira Sitcuoe, men enc.
M pareoe Oct mango War inbcu otunc
@p III MISUNDERSTANDING weO
9ruSiei.
ssor ca. 80 &ar hoe bar IeO0ele.
rem beruf tilbraqt nGiten , TtNr
GiIiaemcn for at fommc ira 6rcbc'
rifshupu iii SIerSborp. Der ornaana
par set roroligite Euuft. bDortiI
Sernbanernc par naaeoe % / SedoGr.
ipIanS.
Set par ell orsi ajeremr,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

1857. Sp.: Ronr en- geanb taeer 2anb
I ct Centrum at flere-Sirter" % andre
tnaer 9onb runbt omtrirs. fan ba bisie
andre nrste ben fsrite at faa Bel 10 fru
fit 2anb mob Detailing?
spar: Spur nteset ener bprr Tibet
2anb man bar, sisr intct TIL Sasen, men
er gebfpmmereeS Siem ubelnffet fra
aIfurrei, iaa fan ban benpenoe zig til
Superpiiprerne meo lppiis anissnins
ON at faa Sei uSlast. &ester be AZ
eisre nsect, iaa fan ban ap9elere I'll
"Gpuntp Court" ener til cit Suffice nm
ftbugpuelie ai SpmmtsiRrer til at tase
sageu unber ngrrnere Suerreteitc %
lGsse ub Bel, pm be fnSer bet ticnIigt.
Gierne AT bet omIisgsnSe Sanb tan ngste
ham at ~anlasse Bel, iaalGngc gparb pi
Snperpifprs life bar last uo ippiig yet.
DC tan imiblertib iesee ND Bel, naar
gnisanins herpm poa lpplis Diauhe sr
inbsipet, pe btftemine ben Sfabcscrftut'
nina, ium be trpr er rimelis. 6r bet en-
prinat gei, maa S~ebfemmenbe betals
oerfpr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
Reiier for IS 2lar iieen

Zen tiltaacuoe Bert / S~oitigheoen
for geriontrau$portcu mellem grpS'
iel on @crlin bar ioronleoiget "etctle
9clac" iii nogIc S~etrnginir9er oeo'
rsrenbe &eiier / ioroumo Gage.
Get igritc Sernbnnctog iao Spet
@rnSiel$ S~nSpaanere Den 5te Not
1881. SnOtil % maatte DC lls'eS
meS 0iligcncen, iom 900 mco ct
WiSoeltol fisrte uGiteu I 9el IL
men.
: 1880 meogif Der IL Inner I'll
QiIiaeuccturen ira srpsieI I'll Sltert'
Sc lomtreut 50 YtiD - laurent
ga alt off pel", iom Yoitisreren | 6s'
lclien al ct gniuar pIeieoc at illlsie.
Gn Neiic ill Sonoon pdr ct nlTrte'
liat Iorctaqcnoc. og Den, iont bnooe
pGret Scr, giaIOt Tor Ell iorpopen ret
icn0e.
Zen 9ruSieler, iom ifirIoe sisre
Rciieu til 2onoon maattc be9pnce
Suran ti0liQt ON Worgenal. Tor eIter
cr IS 5imrrs GiIigereefiprieI at ant
fonvnc lent on aiienel % 9urlte
msrbontct Ill Oitcnoe, bpor man 'aa
funSe oisre iig tilgooe neo ct no
mrrfet aitenSmoaltib pao "SottI De
Ia Gorronue", ser bar Oct eleite or.
Seutlide SoteI. iom Sitcnbe On eteoe,
Iereiter funoe Den reiienoe iaa lore.
tna ia en- lioeu B~romenroetIr laigS
StrmoerL bpis bon on gao, thu ban
maattc gaa meo Suanolpgte. Olteit'
Be bupoc nemlia aloeles tHgen @aoe'
belpsntng oengnItg.
9aaCu eiter photographers ldd
Ooeriarten ira 8elgien til Soper
/. gnalanb. Senne beisrgeoes al Ell
IiSeu Sgilbaao. iom 9ioroe , Siire
on llIcn. 9aaoeuS 3orenOe bar Tor
bebolot oct iuGrere Coos. meoens
g~asiaaererne bar benoiite I'll a9ter'
fobpttcn, Der Dapoe Plaos nj co. IL
gasiaaerer, ME- Tom iiGloen BAR
iulot optoget.
Bar 8in6en III goo. % Sdoet no
oenlimoe roIigt. iaa tllnoe Iurerl
aisres paa 10 Elmer. men unoer
miuSre heloiee 6orbolo fltnoe Der let
benaad en- mango 8nnge lGnSere
Iio. SasnOeu sr 70 Ril % oisIe
til6aqelGgaes nj iiffert paa 4 Ii
mcr. Gasiagerenes auoler fan man
LEI ioreitiae ia. Ie Ilpngeoes ircm
oa tilboae. % DC par ale isip8e eiter
fort Sios 5orlsb. 3crior bilites
anfomiten iii Sooer osida meS
ublanSet SlIbel. Nan imrteoc I'll
g~grtsbuiet "amonet", ipm Iaa mioi
for Sanoingsplaoien, % inotog ger
ct aoSt Manltio, meSets man penteo'
pca "Railcoaden" en- Art diligence
i'm tiI6aseIagOe Ben 90 gfil LANCE
Bel III SonSon / 6 Elmer. en- bsiit
mqrfeIig Saitisbe6 icr 9utiSens
Sorbolo.
iii Reiien ira Srysiel til 2onbor
meoeit Der aliiaa / al~lerbeloisite I'll
i9loe / BET minoite 81 Timer. bpori
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
Oepheo fan life heIbreoes

o,b Irfais TieIsr. ba es itfr tan Aaa ka aasrseH: Eel
a fysi. 9sr CT fra en- 9saaes at HIRES 2svse %
bet sE PEG fOniitaiOutus ssibkr. Ssphsb israariasss
psb en- bsianst IIlaHo al shntinesa bet s~Hitadd,s
Rsr 4aar ettis Esr tIie<r I~Hhanusrst Hartsr Sssz
raaIsA0s spe satE taarsH eaeri.s SsEsIle. % raaT ben
bbosr btIi lEiist sr Sspseo 6setu. CO nseniHer; ZEE
t~aaetliea taa llfrasS % hut Rer sitHatess ha nor.
ub Al Il Iilaiosr ftuulaloss Dee Ratauk ben &c iHtsi
aHbst tHb ca btf0Rbt IigfiaAb AZ SIImhiHosrsf.
~ sI sips a. huzesA 1saart tor tthxrt ltffslsr
res meh HANS CafarTh Cure. Sfrio sifts &ItfalGrs.
int 3. ,. shsHtp& Co.. 1slsss. {.
J ~ ea.sss sSs sp0,ttra, 7sL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25
Mrn Cafe 2nnoet.

Saa @rrno nf en- Scilta9cIis. euer
RETIRE RisipritaaeIie at ct uilart
SpsrasmnnI, i ct t~ibIigere SO. al Slanet
pplpIss, at en- %erion iom tioIissre bar
bruet jim 5omeitenoret, ian srbpsrpc
sanS pna @so Satc sleierpatisnsH. !
be fra 2anoSepartementet ! Saibtnsto.'
uoiteote aegler for SaIset az bette Snno
beSer bet nemIia. at "berettiset I'll at er'
bperus 2aHo pso Bette SaIs er enbper,
iom bar DC iGbpanlise S%etingsIier fcr at
tunue optage CT 9omsiteao. oa anic3er 4
maa aigipe ben iauwe eoeltse ertlr'
ring iom cn d~lminoslig p~omciteactng.i
Hotnaen. at an life bebeper at erfIGrf.
bon life tislieers bar bdpt QoH'e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

1909. QKesk: H party boHghf me
qpiye and fence around the farm, ana ne
eave note fer The wirs. NoV there IS
another ba,ty VhO OaOHs me farm. Who
has 10 bay for he DireF is IL the one
zvho gaze the metz, OrSH the n vAo
p4pns he ta,m? HaVskhe " s0hos0nhe
qpf,r any right TO hkeJEdeemenfagHLHst
beth Pa,tesY
Answ.: The man who boughtthe wire
and gave his note for it will have to pay
for it. II the owner of the farm agreed
to pay it, it can of course be collected
from him.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

1868. Sp.: Sar en- Tdno efter Del,
rbe Sob / Soipa 8et iii at gdn rnuot
% tase Srbre for "Eurferies" os iioel'
en- Sio efterpaa Ieoere ianme uoen al
bape nosen Sitenie, eler tan ban iGl9c
bpiIfeniombeIit Sare bet ifaI bore, naar
ban fsrft saar runbt nteb "Samples" %
taeer Srbre os iiben Ieucrer ianune
@isr bet uogen Sorfiel / 2opens zine,
ON a Ieperer garerne meb bet iar'
me man iRlger bent?
Snar: Ga en- 9erion fan saa put
firing o. tase Srbers paa Sarcr, naar
ban sipr bette for Sabritarten eler bsn'
ium ~prpbucerer Barren, ipm ban iaaleoes
falbpber. Set or al ben 8rnnb, at en'
bper bar &et til at ielse ben Bare, ism
han prpbueerer. Spen bet er, ipm iGh'
aer ben for BAN ener fisrer ben on,
firing, bet ajsr intel til Sasen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

1859. Sp.: Seq bar lepet Der Al
Gar, men Sofpnet bar life billet 8isre
roget for mig nteb Seuipu til Sei. Van
lea tpiuae benz til at gisre uoset? 9ct
er en- Sump ime0em mig pg ,Seieu, og
lea fan life tomme bperfen no eucr IND
meo Seit en- flor Del al Iaret. Stl
6pem Ttal ieg b~enOenoe mig, mar BOT
Chairman life ptl 9isre nogct?
Suar: Dc bsr benpenne lem W
gparb Of s%uperpiiprs meb iuDlis aniss'
ming ON Sielp til at faa Bel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

1850. sp.: Sdr maj / Rinnelota
Sob til at irtte ct @i9rbe oper en- Sets
tiouslinie % iaalebes itGnge Den? S'ns
ien er enbmu life uolaet al SoipretS
S%uperoiiors.
Q. Sois man life bar epu til at gies
re bette, bpurIeoes itnl mai iaa faa @ierT
bet f%iernet, fda man ian faa fisre otter
2ttieu? aan bpemiombeIt bug9e nch
8inrbet?
spar: 4. Ga; en- S~sftionslinie er lite
en- gei, fpr ben or q icplis Bis nsiast
BERTH af peotpmmenoe N~iguoisbcoer.
2. @an bar life itsrre 6et til at tIs'
re pau Scftipnslinien, Der life er nolaat
til Bel, ene man bar &et til at fIsre
anpre steSer paa auSenmanos SauS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

1862. g.: Grin Raub tisbte itS'te
gaar en- Soamaitine. Otter at gaarors
beibct bar giort, beOe ban, Seq bar life
~forpaotet Sarmeu igieu, iaa ie9 bar 'u'
tet 8rua for Naitiuen. Ser CT tnsen
giote oipet. Gl ipsrgss: Naar Sompa'
MET mi biz bape mig til at beboIoe 60
betaIe for Raitiueu, er ie8 ha moot til
at uiere bet, eIer ian jeg Hippo blot nleo
at 6etals for Sruseu al ben / ben lib,
hi bar baut Den?
spnr: Wtaiiufumpanist Tan INC
tpiuee Dem til at tetale Seres gfanos
8ielb. Spis ban imislertto efteriaoer
fia mere GicnSpnt, eno Ss efter sepen
fum hans Gufe or berettieet til, Tan Del
furlouee, at Spet bliuer ppersipet StiT'
terettens SGuber % iaalebes tase Se'
falling for piaifinen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-10-25

1851. Sp.: 1. Seq Dor inotil en- 9oun'
tnorrn'e ("epurtpIine"). San 3cipr'
bpdrbct / bet Gouutb ~uoIpgae Setcn,
e[er MAD @o~untpbparbet eisre bet?
2. Spormanse Ranbs llnber'trttteE
mod ieg babe paa boer Stoe?
8. or jes tuuusen til at betalc eler'
fen for at ubfrrbigc De nshperotge Td.
pirer. eaer bar ban lin Detailing al
Gorntiet cler Soipnet?
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-19
FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS TODAY
SOME CHANCES IN THE RULES
The Opening Game of This Season Will be Be.
tween Carlisle Indians and Laban0n
Valley College

the field. Heretofore a goal from the
field, no matter how made. has counted
five points, the same as a touc hide wn.
Allowing a goal from field to count the
same as a touc hdown has always been
the subject of bitter criticism. Every
year there have been many instances
where this has resulted in the weaker
team winning, simply through the pos
session of some one player proficient IN
drop or place kicking. The committee
is of the opinion that it is not reducing
the Importance of the kicking game in
counting only four points for goals
from field, but is putting rival elevens
on more quail footing. The committee
reasoned that if one team scored two
and failed to kick either
goal it could be beaten by team that
was able to score only one touchdown,
but which made a lucky goal from the
field. 1t was to prevent this inequality
that the new rule was made.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-19
1904 Changes Made in Rules

/. Instead of seven men in the line
of scrimmage between the twenty five
yard lines there must be six men in the
line in every part of the field.
2. When there are only six men in
the line of scrimmage the additional
man in the back field must be sta toned
outside of either extremity of the line.
3. Goals from field, no matter how
made. shall count four instead of five
points.
4. The quarterback or the first man
receiving the ball from the center MAY
run with it in any part of the field in
stead Of only between the twenty five
yard lines providing he go five yards
outside of center
). The umpire and referee shall have
distinctive signals.
g. When the umpire signals for IA
penalty the play may continue until
the ball is dead, when the referee shall
infiict the penalty. The side offended
against may take either the penalty or
the ground gained by the play
!. When one side kicks out OF
bounds twice in succession on a touch
back or "A safety the ball shall go to the
opposite side on the thirty-five in
stead of twenty -five-yard line.