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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
WRESTLING.
WHEN GOTCH
NET n'LEOD
They Wrestled an the Grav-
ell and McLeod Punished
Goteh Match in BaIti-
more-Other Note.

Three years ago at Liverpool, Ia, Dan
Mcleod and Frank Gotch wrestled for
S62, which was all the money Mcleod
had with him. They were egged on to
a match neither knowing the other,
and each thinking he had found
mark. Mcleod simply happened to be
in the town over night on his way to
another match elsewhere. An athletic
event was on and the talk turned to
wrestling. Gotch selected the spo.
where the wrestling was to take place.
When Mcleod saw the place select
ed it sent shiyers through him. 1t was
an ordinary macadam street, with
small stones and loose gravel all over
it. His opponent stood in the center.
gef You're not going to wrestlee here
said Mcleod. 'sWhy@ not wrestle on
one of those lawns?''
We'll wrestle here said Gotch
''All right" said Mcleod, and speak
ing of the contest the other day, he
said: "That convinced me more than
anything else that I had novice
against me, and that 1 would have no
trouble. / was in great shape then,
too, for had just wrestled Hall Adali
in Chicago"
His Liyermore friends, realizing that
Mca1eod was a wrestler, told him TO
let Gotch stay twenty minutes or SO, in
order that his friends from Humboldt
might be encouraged to put up money.
1cLeod agreed.
The match began Mcleod dove
under Gotch and tipped him up. But
Gotch tried to tear away, and Mcleod
| lifted him and damned him head first
| into the gravel and stones Of the
| street. He fiddled with Gotch for
| twenty minutes and then began to go
after Gotch. But he found he had 1
good one. and the rougher it was ne
more Gotch liked it. He got behind
Mcleod once during the entire con-
test. The first thing he did was to
take up a handful of dirt and stones
and grind them into McLeou's eyes.
The latter says he could not see for
| twenty minutes.
He kept after Gotch, but it was If
| ty-two minutes before he was able to
put Gotch's shoulders to the dirt.
The next fall Mcleod won in nine
minutes.
Gotch was a. sight. He didn't have
a square inch of skin anywhere on his
! face or body.
i Mcleod met him that night and told
| Gotch he lived few miles away and
could be reached any time Gotch want
| ed a match.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
DISPUTE ROSES TITLE.
Claimed That Westener Does not Put
Shot Correctly.

Several New Workers who were at
Philadelphia on Saturday and saw
Ralph Rose put the 1G-pound shot As
feet 2 inches, expressed the opinion
yesterday that the Michigan giants
method of delivering the sphere was
not according to the definition of a
flair put"
One man. who acted in an official
capacity and who was a shot putter
in his day. said: Roses style is not
exactly a put, neither is it a throw.
It il a sort of cross between the two.
He gets all the advantage of the body
and shoulder swing and the power of
his arm. but he does not drive the ball
straight away from him like Gray or
Morgan In standing behind Rose
when he puts you can easily detect
the bang
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
GR1AI,s HARD BATTLE.

Chester, Pa, April 26.-Joe Grim of
philadelphia and Ed Smith of Balti-
8nore fought six vicious rounds last
might before the Chester Broadway
ATHLETIC club. The hall was packed to
the doors and the excitement was in
Atense in every round. 1t was slap
bang affair. neither man displaying
knuch science but great endurance.
fBotE landed repeatedly on head and
jaw and staggered each other, but
there were no knockdowns. In the
fifth, during a rush, Grim went through
the ropes, but he came back and ran
into a hard left that put his right eye
in mourning and the optic was almost
closed at the end of the fight. Smith
took a hard gruelling, but his aggres-
siyeness up to the sixth round, which
was Grim's, earned for him draw.
Mike Loughlin of Philadelphia bested
Frank Dillon in four rounds, and the
preliminaries We're as hot as mustard.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
NO Use FoR TRULY.

Hartford, April 26.-Manager Ken
nedy of the Hartford baseball club re-
ceived the following telegram. dated
Augusta. Ga. recently. from H G.
TRULY, the former Hartford player:
'sSend me ticket. Will report at once"
Manager Kennedy paid 60 cents for
reading the message and then threw
1t in the waste basket. Three months
ago TRULY arranged to come TO Hart
ford for the season. After the deal
had been accomplished TRULY de
naanded that $75 be advanced him MS
tho local club owed him S25 back sal
ary The management. then were
dlling to send the SIS for expenses,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
YANGER GETS DECISION

1 Chicago, April 26.-Benny Yanger OF
Chicago last night got the decision
over George Decker of Philadelphia,
safter six rounds of fighting Decker,
Iwho made an excellent impression by
Ibis clever work, held Yanger better
than even in the. early part of the fight,
&1ut was weakened towards the last by
Dangers blows to the body.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
THE DIAMOND.
BASE BALL
WEATHER HERE
Res ults Of Games Played in
All Leagues Estate Lea.
guers Showing Up Well--
Capt. Fitzpatrick Iniu red

New Haven, April 26.-Yale had an
easy time with the New Haven team
yesterday afternoon at the Yale field,
winning 10 to 0. New Haven tried
three pitchers, all of whom were
touched up in a lively manner. Cap
tain Winslow made a home run and
Doran of New Haven cracked out a
three-bagger. The score
R.H.E.
N. Haven % 90 900 o 90 8 Z
Yale 100 O 1 12 2 1 3 so 16 0
Batteries-Dupee, Shultz. Burdette
and Jope and Stenphel; jackson and
Winslow; umpire, Gaffney.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
Mauacr won the Feature.

ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Mauser won
the feature of Kinloeh's racing card
here. Mauser had no trouble in beat
ing Jack Young and South Breeze FIVE
Lengths at the finish. The track, al
ready soft, was made much worse by
Sundays rain. A great deal Of money
was taken out of the ring by the vic
tarv OF Uncle Charley in the third race
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
BALTIMORE WRESTLING MATCH.

Baltimore. April 26.-"Sbad'' Link.
local wrestling champion. won two
straight falls in match last night with
Frank Herrick, New England cham
pion. The latter showed great clever
ness, but was overmatched in weight
and endurance by Link.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
WATERBURY, wREsTLERs.

Leon F'iliere OF Manchester and
Jesse Foley of this city will wrestle in
Apers opera house. Manchester. Fri
day evening. April %, at $50 pounds,
for the lightweight championship of
the state. NJ. Madden and Jack Roach
aud G. Bronke and J. Loney will also
wreSt1p
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
MURPHY DEFEATS LEssNER

! Baltimore, April 26-Kid Murphy OF
New York successfully defended his
title of 1O5-pound champion by knock
Ing out John Lessner of this city in
Ifhe second round last night before the
I<nickerbocker Athletic club. Murphy
assumed the aggressive from the tap
Iof the gong and Lessner was out
{claSsed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
chinese warship Ashore.

SHANGHAI, April 26.-The Chinese
warship Hal Tien is ashore on the FL
hot rocks. Assistance has been sent
10 her.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26

but no more. Manager Kennedy has
no use for TRULY now, as he thinks
the places are filled by better men.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

AT NEW Z OTk--
Brooklyn. ........ o 0 o o
New York......... 1 5 o J. o -
son and Bowerman.
AT Boston
Philadelphia. Q o 9 Q 0 o o.
Boston. ........... O Q o o o O - 6
Observation-Disclosures and Doom: Pit
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
At Hayerhill.

Hayerhiil, April 26.-The Haverhiil
team of the New England league had
batting carnival at the expense OF
the Holyoke team, champions Of tho
Connecticut state league yesterday af-
ternoon, the local team winning by a
score of 1G to .. R.H.E.
HaverhilI 80 . 5 8 . e-16 IS 4
Holyoke 20 i o 0 1 0 Q O. 2 z g
Batteries Page, Mckinley and
Murphy; Doolittle, Sears and Schincel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
AT Springfeld,

Springfield. April 26.-It was a
rather odd looking collection Of players
that lined up against Springfield on
Hampden park yesterday afternoon.
Williston seminary in Easthampton is
the home of the aggregation and judg-
ing from yesterday exhibition this in
stitution turns out the real article in
ball players. Although the college
boys were defeated 6 to /, yet the game
was by no means one-sided, for they
made Springfield fight for every run
and they kept Dan O'Neilrs bunch Of
hitters down to seven singles. The
score:
RH E.
Springfield IL 90 o . Of SIS z 3
Williston 80 0 Q o o O 0 OIL 4 4
Batteries-Hess Bowler. Mccarthy
and T. Connor; Payne and Raymond.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
OTHER GAMES,

At Fall River-Fall River 4, Provi-
dence ,.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II, Lowell
s.
At Medford- Tufts College 8, Uni
rersity Of Maine 2.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
AL NEeride1l.

Meriden, April 26.--In a fast and ex-
citing game the Meridens defeated the
Paterson team at Hanover park yes.
terday afternoon Three errors by the
Paterson infield in the fifth gave Meri-
den three runs and the game. Score:
R.H. E.
NIeriden -. % o o O 8 90 1 "a 5 o
Paterson II o / 90 0 o o. s 8
Batteries-Kohler and Manning;
Odell and Bridges.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
Al. Bridgeport.

Bridgeport, April 26.-The gentlemen
from Newark who represent that city
in the Eastern league are lusty lot
of players, and they gave the local
players an object lesson in ''get> there"
play. Captain Fosters men made less
errors and hit the ball oftener, as the
score shows, but the other fellows won
They played with confidence and
punched their hits. That is why they
won. The Bridgeports began the run
getting and the Newarks ended it. In
the third inning Clark hit long one
that brought him to the second station.
Foster sent him to third on sacrifice
and he came home on a scratch hit by
Ladd. That ended their runs. The
score:
R.H.E.
Bridgeport % O i o 0 0 OIL IL /
Newark % 0 O L 2 0 90 2--5 8 2
Batteries-N Nichols and Beaumont;
Weiniok and Marshall; umpire, Leg
gins.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-04-26
At Hartford

Hartford, April 26-The exhibition
bame yesterday with the Hartford
Semi-Professionals was finely played
by both teams and if all of the Hart
fords ever take it into their heads to
go off on wedding trip or get the
chilblains the Semi Professional will
be able to uphold the honor of the city
on the diamond. The score:
R.H. +.
Hartford 30 1o1 3 o o IS g /
Cov,i- I0,.ofe, n n n n n n n n . e x
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
og GielOmuien
al .. Chr. 2Isbisrnien

Stlien bar flIO at ole Clogs 8oo-
mao. Dc. ipiite o. Iepeoe bel, og Ser
bar n9iten inpen 9unS / 5ielSmuien f.;
ilig aoit baooe bun aIorig imagt.
Goa bIeu bun tsrit, for Moben par
babe iterf og feo, iagoe bun, 90 MI
mantte bun oriffe en- Sang.
Ser er life Iangt eiter GIet, Der
ffaI ri 6riffe," iagbe Siemmuien %
ipraug op puo &arten al SpilSefo.
BET % BRAT Tia uterit; men bun braf
life mere beller, FOR bun fienote SSr.
Ieelet og otoite Oet Dor iterft. Men
6ieIOmiien ipntes bette bar ct Der.
Iigt Griffe, bun bap0e oIorig iutagt
aRoet enS 8ano, mt tog bun Den enc
Supen efter ben onoen, men bun
funoe life meo iterft Grifte; iod blep
bun oriffen, for bun Tom neo al
4oppen, % iaa bIcp bur or / Gop'
pen % fit Set | 6s66erue, iaa bun
fog iii at reuoe % ipringe ira ben
enc 2Itsnoen op paa Den anbeu, og
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

til at bdlroic oa tllltIe paa Spl0erne
inteIlern Stopper og Sirius og fniitre
og pibe, iOm bun baoOe bar fuIo 90
goIen, o9 fulo par bun 10 ogioo.
"Gu mna life bore oig, iom OIL
pdr tommen ll0uf @erget / 9ag"
ingbe Sjemmrien; "giGr life iIia
Stpr % bolO life iIigt &epen; hi bar
iIig 5llt ber," ioR0e bun.
6iclbmticn Io9Oe, bum oatcSe bper,
fen 6ilt eler SAINT.
Ncn Sattcn ioo paa 9iGIoerIem.
men Og lIreoc oa bsrte boa0e Snof.
fet og Stoafct. Meo set iulmrc So.
ren iflll6e neO at toppe / en- 2lifooI
% bun lette0c poa &cmmen, imat
aottcn / &ipIbercn OF Hog &Ioen
6%ielomuIen; oct bleu oItSen Cans
set. SieImnrien intot in6t SuIlet
tit % ioO trUg % ioa poa, % 6icIO.
mtien bIep foiteuOe me0 ct, ga bun
ficn0tc &attcfIocn.
"ga, tirre min 6rt, oo, fipre min
6ltt, rpr uooota % ipor 2ip, ifaI ieg
fortGIlc dig ct Gueutpr," io96c bun.
Som me0 oct" iog6e &atten.
Ger bar en- Gang to imoa 0htS. "
iag0c 6jelomticu % peb iaa Iangt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
DiIoe intet
6raplteo ficbe.

Get ifaI bore aongresmonb "Soe"
Cannon, iom er 5or til fslgenoe ST.
itorie:
Zen giurrisite rise Nono | Sill.
rois Dor | germiIion Gountp. San
er Eeberipeno, % hi pil faIoe BAN
lRr. Gruit.
en- DAG ranot oct Superintendent.
ten for ben IofoIe @rangaaro iiinoe,
at ban buroe preue at fua ioLst Orr.
Gruit ct 8raniteb. San ienote fin
SuIesmono afiteo / BET 9Grinbe.
Solgsmanoen bar life borte ober
en- baIp Eime.
'9eptter oIbriq!" meIbte BON.
ON funoe oltiaa life faa operbe.
piit bam?"
"Rei. Son ~erfienbte, at mine 9r.
grrrenter bar euoe, at ieg tolte min
Sag sobt, og at @rapiteoerne bar
fine og bel pGro gengene. Men ON
ban MI fisbte ct @rubiteo, Dor bar
bauae, at ban tiliIut funoe fomme
til life of faa noget for gensene.
"Sao2 WanOen bill ba bel fomme
iii at % engungl"
ga. Den ban ia, ban flnbs
fomme til at Orltfue. 6anbt man
ion life Siget, our Eengene til @rap.
plaoS bortfnItet, ia ban."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

bar ingenite0s ioa goSt iom / Sfopen
og 6icl0ct, og bun baUoe oct ic!p
beoit.
Sienumiieu ioaOe, at bun bup0e oct
beoit, % bette flm0e DC lite bltpe
imnS ON. SiIiioit Eopeoe Oe, Se
ifllIoe foume til bOerunore / SSliIcn
ioa De lit ie og image, buem iom bapoe
oct benit. Siemmiien oar 0en, iom
ferit ifirIoe fare / SuIegiuitebuO.
sum foer giennem Sfoo % oDbc
Gale, for ero6a 5ielbmr1eu bonoe
fluttct ue0 iii 8interen, par &eiel
bauoe lang 90 tuug; oct bar imoO,
% Sneen our opb 90 los, ga bun
bleo bouoe fret % ~iuIteu, fer bun
tom trent.
~9at fol set bore ao6t at 100
WIo6," tpntte bun, ga bun par
freunne. 5idbmrien boooe froiict
iGrruneu NOT iaa bruo: Der bar BOO.
0efieruer og Si$ieIrs0Ser % onore
SIagS &s6oer % meget onbet &oOt,
iom oorer / Sfob % Rorf, o9 set
bupbe bun i ct 8pI Iouat nc6c / Cor.
BEN, iaa oct life irgS, og tGt Oe0 bar
en- Sptoume, iom Oor aobeu belle
@intererL faa bun hnoe Orltfe iau
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Sorpoittieneik.

On Sergemf Der baboe aomman.
ooen cper en- Iibcn afoeling @efrut.
Ter, peniehe paa fin aaptein uoenior
ct gertsbns. 1ioen iolot BAN iuio.
lertio lang, % ban beiIuttebe berfor
at forisge at gjsre iig bet Iiot be.
boaelisere. San iammenfaIote fine
6olf og meobelte Dem, at ban oateoe
at benptte @euteti6en til at lrre Dem
6orpoittieneite.
"Gere ire, iaeoe ban og peste
pna ire gonoeeirtter, "ifal gaa til
Oct Sisrne lpnsit oerborte. Ere on.
Ore ifal eaa til ben mooiatte aant,
90 oe sprise ifal bepoete Sioesa.
Serne. aapteinen ifal foreitiGe 5ien.
ben, oe gertsbniet Der 2eiren eIler
SGimingen. Roar oere opoaser
6ienben, ifaI bere sisre aGarm og
ifpnbiom tr9ffe oere tilboge til So.
p~eoltprfen - oct DiI iise mig - og
boob bere emo gier, ioa oogt bere for
nIting for at blipe uberrrmpIet."
"Spor goar De ben, %, Sersant2"
popeoe Ell at Hefrutterne at ipsrge.
Seq gaar naturligpis inb / 6eit.
ningen, Dit Joe, for at paste paa am.
mlnitioneu," ioareoe Serseanten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Dun par 8as.

Cigar Soiporo, ben befienote He.
oattsr al Columbus telegram, er
ofte itolt at, at ban al6rig brilgte
Gis pan nogen al fine gsru. SEQ
en- bis anIebniug oila ban ell Ben
ct 9eisg. Otter Wiooagen iatte
Soparo og bans Bert iig / en- Sfpgge
uoenfor, mems G9rtenS mango 8sru
legte mer eaer minbre pent itoe paa
Suuet. Ga oct bli iagt ret Der, at
SGrten o9ioa berte til ben 9Iosie
0fRnb, Der "ipnrer tit &ts" / 6ami-
lien.
8Prten talte til 9srnene otter OF
after % ba6 benz Iege liot penere og
liot minore polOiomt; men De tog
life bet mitlbite Senipn til lin Ba's
BUD o9 8ormnninger. Hebaftsren
la uoturltgpis Rprfe til bet. Son
penote fig moo i'm 8Grt % ia:
"Sobn, OH britger giIf paa Dine
@srn - eier bu iffe?"
Sdbn iaa forbouiet paa BAN. ga.
piIt 9ier ieg Oct. Seq tror life, oct
er trpat at "ipore tit Ris" oe bruger
bet berfor baooe tiot og eftertrpffe'
.Iigt."
Seq btbite, 6u pleier BRUCE Ris
paa bent. Get CT oerfor, at De er
ulpoige moo big. 0fiue 9srn er IN.
oige, og iea britste uloris Gis paa
nogeu al bem," ia &eboftsren.
aonen / Suiet fom netop no / %.
rem. Seq ioO iuIt cg f~ortaIte Sobn,
of ieg i~fisnte. ban pleiet ptite fine
9err," ia Heoafteren.
"Spno?" uSbreo &onen. San
bar alSrig / fit 2ip brugt Giit paa
uogen al bore 9ern."
gGrteu ofbrsb ber6e meo Ell Be-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
A QUESTION OF PRIVILEGE.

In Michigan, some years ago, a bill
was before the legislature to restore
the death penalty for the crime OF
murder. Three of the ablest mem
bers of the House made long speeches
in favor of the bill-so long as t o be
found w~earisome, especially by those
who disagreed with the opinions ex-
pressed. When the third man had
finished, a young member on the
other side of the chamber rose and
said, very sarcastically:
"Mr. Speaker, | rise to a question
of privilege
THE gentleman will state his ques-.
ton of privilege said the speaker.
"Mr. Speaker, | wish to inquire OF
our friends of the other side OF the
House which they think is preferable
to be hanged or to be talked to
death?'
The question was greeted by ap-
plause. Then suddenly some n
with a very loud voice said:
"Oh, well, if you're going to talk,
we prefer to be hanged"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

mc4ct @au0 bun ui,Oc. Ter bar nof.
al Oct JON Dur, % De igIite haaOe
goot % oeI; men 6iemmlicu ignte2,
oct par life mere enc H%rOtsritil &oIt.
"D}co bette fam en- IiUurre fla"
iiGbe brr, men Oct or life rart, er
oct, 9u iaor on rare ioo mil at
fommc til mig on image, bUorIeocS
hi bar Oct, .boo bun.
Sa, oct iflloe bun, % set pareOe
life IGuge isr bun tom. IA baoOe
SienHnuien ianlet iommen Of al oeu
Su!gtoit, ION aiHrrirgeu / Suiet
baooe ipiISt, mcSeu5 bum gif og bar
otuffen / Suletioeu: Der bar Site.
muller, Smgrbeter GA SaIg "a Sling
imiiler o. 8smmebrsb o. meget an:
oet goot. 8 SpiIofo0et UNDER Ssnoe.
tdppea bapbe bun Grifte moi, og belle
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
ct Riorlisheosbrc

On uue Simoriit bIep ensong Do.
belie forelifee | en- paffer une Gige,
boem BON ms6te for ferite Sang.
Stprfen al hons aiprIisbeo fan moa.
les efter felaen0e grcp, iom bon
ienote benoe:
Store Srsfen d. Sper Gang,
ieg t9nfer paa Gem, iprGtter nit
Sierte op 90 neo liz en- opiframt
Gal ! en- 6iifefiirp. 6slelier al uiige-
liz @I9be hopper op ODER set Zig
imda aotuneer paa ct llobnstag og
trpnger frem fra oct liz isnberbruote
SLATER paa Sdpemuren af Den nat.
Iige SDos &l9oeorogt. Sig en- RofIe,
Der iusmmer | en- QaiboerpsI, ioaIe.
oeS ipsmmer ieg | en- Sis al 6erlig.
beo. Spner al beurpft 8egeiitring
tpttere emo Saorene pno en- Sfober.
tie, beisger mig / Ssone, og, baoret
pau beres uipnIiee Singer, itr9ffer
jeg mig no for at gribe 8eres giI.
leoe, Zig en- R~ottebuno, Der inapper
efter en- SppfIltc.
Siben Ceres 9lniigtS 2ps falSt pua
min @ei, bar ie9 nn0ertiOen en- So.
lelie, iom ON ieg funoe Isfte mig
ielu Oh peo min Stgnlefnpat iii 5op.
pen al airfetaornet og ringe meo
&lofferne til 6rpprGoiten.
Tag og Hnt er De | mine Sonfer,
og noor ieg tGnfer pau Gem, ipneS
nit Sierte, lig ct Stpffe 8itttaper.
6o, at itrGffe Jig tpPrs ODER nit
grpIt.
0eres Soar err Zig Ronen paa Ell
fa~itaniefaroet Seit, beitrset meo
Sub, og De lange Nesiingnaale, iom
er ihtttet giennem set, fplSer mia
meo u%begrGniet RGoiel. Ceres Sanoe
err glnttere emo albuen paa en- gam.
mel 6ratfs, og 0ere$ Zine er Der.
Iige at ifle. s oeres flare 9pb fer
ieg Segiorer al baoenoe &iprligbeos.
guocr, ltg Ell SGritare at Wprer /
Ell gammeG 2nngitspIe. 9sonr beres
$40 traf nit mootge 8rnit, aiennem.
trrtgte oeu belle min 9enrao, iom
Sooniu9en at ct 6ugIeifuo 9aar glen.
nem ct mooent 9gblc.
Sois 8e life fon gien9inloe min
iitrenbe GiGrligbcO, Dil ieg fomme
til at benipgnc, Zig en- forgiftet Sine,
og iaIbe Tom en- utibig @ren ira 81.
bets blomitrenOe 8initof. 90 / font
menoe Ior, uoar 8iergene fuIter fine
Stugger. Oq aferrifien ipnaer fine
mmtre Ifterbpmner, oa fan De, Inf.
felig pe6 en- an6enS Siprligbeo,
fomme % fGlOe en- Saore % fna
Gem en- 6orfisIelie poa SoIien paa
oct iioite &pileteO for 3ereS ben.
afune."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
ONE TOO MANY.

A certain spanish knight, very
poor but proud-and rightly so, as
his birth was as high as a kings
arrived late one very dark night at
an inn in France. Riding up to the
entrance on his forlorn nag, ne tell
to battering the gate. He finally
awakened the landlord, who, p~eering
out into the night, called:
who is there?"
Don Juan Pedro Hernandez Rod
riguez de Villanova, Count of Malo-
fora, Knight Santiago and Alcan-
tara" replied the Spaniard.
Il am very sorry" shouted the
landlord, "but / haven't room enough
for all those gentlemen you men
ton"
And he slammed the window, and
retired.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

SCR par engans en- Siemmlis Og
en- 5ieIomus, be msbtes |
Sfoobrpnet; Der lao 6ieIOmuien /
ct SnSIefi9r og pIiiffeoe agSher.
Sub iigne arbeiOet." ioeoe Stem.
miien, "ifuI ieg trGffe Stplofof
Der, ioa Iongt noe / @m6en?" iagSe
bun.
Oct Dor ioa set" iog0e 5ieIo.
rniien.
~Su iuufer 3s6Oer on oe Oroger
til SuS," iogoe Sieumuien.
Seq nsoes til oct, ON hi ifal buoe
rlnaet at Iene Of til Giuteren," iagOe
SieI6rmien.
~Somien er flor, % NeoSen or
frIo | Gor, ioa oct fan Nome / en-
fulton Sfrot," ioo6e Siemmuien.
"0d er bel Bet iagbe 5ieIoml.
ier, 90 taIte ON, at bun Iepeoe bel
% bop6e oct go6t. Sieumuien
mente, at bun bdpOe oct bebre, men
SieIoumien bleb peO tit og iagOe, oct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
Ct n1yeeeitif.

Set bar for meeet, meget I9nge
iioen, ba ieg bar meget, meeet uitg.
60 oct bPnbte iig,, at ieg en- bel
Sommerferie bar osoelig fprelifet /
en- ing Game, iom netop bar fonfir.
meret. 90 Dor 9ietIisbeo Ieoet pan
beifeOre Saanotrpf og megen barns.
Zig Soeii iom ieg ifrep og bun meo
en- @neels Soolmob l9ite - farli.
9ere por oct life.
Wen en- Sommerfpelb lao pi peo
6ielbparbet ganife olene os Dor iaa
forf9rbeli9 forlegne, at pi life funbe
iige ct Sro, 90 ieg tGnfte meo Bit
terbeo / SiGlen, at mart ifliloe ieg
tilboge til gGfar og Spioirts, ltoen
at ieg egentIig pibite, ON bun brso
fig iprOerlig ON mig - noget mere
poatogeIiqt gepis bopbe ieg 10 life.
90 fsr leg bapbe oopet at ipsrge
benoe ON Oct, fsr piIbe ieg nof babe
foitet mig pno Sopeoet / gon6et.
ga tom / SommerfpeIbens StilbeS
en- libm Ding iltrrenbe % iatte itg
miot paa benOes friife Soroberlpbe.
% ieg ioa pna RDggen meo en- Mis.
unoelie itoen 8r9nier. Men Eigen
joget Rpggen Def og iagoe:
- So, MT ifoG ieg blt finj nnor ben
boOner OPT
Ga bar oct ieg meb 6ortpilelierS
Ntoo, roo / gniistet iom en- &pou,
6affeuoe og itommeroe lr0breb:
- Ono ON man forisgte at iltge
@iiten rb?
Slm bIeb enoplt rs0ere emo ieg.
- Sful6e Def pirfelig funne
bi9lpe? ingoe bun.
Get bielper 10 'oeb Srmebio,
ia ieg - Wpggen er meget min6re.
Get er fplt itpgt meb en- bopen
Soerlpbe, iaa fanife - iagoe bum.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09
TAKE A LOOK AT THE WIND.

Ever take a look at the wind7 Can't
see it, you say1 Yes, you can. Some
day when a gale is blowing and the
atmosphere is cold, go u in you
yard, taking a nice, bright handsaw.
If the wind is blowing from the north
hold the saw with its ends pointing,
one to the east, the other to the west.
Take the saw as if you were going
to cut the air upward and let the
teeth, which are on top, tilt it over
till the fiat part of the saw is on an
angle of As degrees with the horizon.
Then If you look along the teeth
of the saw you can see the wind pour
yer the teeth as plainly as the water
over a waterfall.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-08-09

mrrfnins ON, at ban Sang paa Gang
bnpoe taIt til gsrnene, men at BE-
life piIbe bere efter.
Meo ct anips al ct Bar 5ingre %
ct cteife Orb banoe Moren siebIif.
liz gsrnefloffcn unoer fin Som.
monoo.
gGrten a%nitr9ngte Tia for at bore
%aIporlig. San puffet ReoaftSren |
Siben % bem9rfet:
Cigar, bun er gas Der / 6amilien
OF uofsrer ielp ben fornsone 8iif.
Ming"