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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07

bans, bar set neimen life Spss at
fomme Jig op.
Wen naar ban fsrit bapbe faat bum-
pet Iibt omfring, % iaa faat / fig
ben globebe, iterfe 9affeoraaben, iaa
gif oct enbba life iaa p9rit.
Sans Safob bapoe Ell iano HGoiel
for at bli iengelisgenoe; bpor ilemt
Oct emo perfet og brandt / De itaffars
gamle gena, ioa binfet og leb ban
oppe, for blep ban ligeenbe - iaa
pibite ban, be tom og pilbe fisre bam
paa Sattigsaaroen! "iaa ban funoe
faa o~roentIig Silipn og Bleie", iom
SiIipnsmanoen bapbe iagt Der en-
Gag, ban bar inbom % iaa til BAN.
= Men at fomme saa 6Nttiggaar.
ben, bar oct p9rite, Sans Safob fun
oe tGnfe Zig, oct bapoe oct alto pG'
ret! Suiinoe 8ange GA beller %
alene biemme | ben fattige Stien lin
emo at bli braat BERTH iom ct gam.
melt Stpffe 9rogaobs, @pgbeu moo.
tpungent maatte tage Jig al, foroi So'
ben forbpoer at laoe gamIe ubiliote
grbeiosiolf Iisge og frepere noen
SiGlp.
Iei, Sans Safcb pilbe life bib, De
IfuIoe NOT faa ie, ban ifuloe Hare Jig
uoen beres "SiIipn og Bleie".
90 iad pioite ban, at gorberre
nof par iaa naaois, at ban en- paffer
Dag, naar life Sans Safob orfeoe
Longer, fom og lsite op for BAN, lao
ban fit Spile.
9amIen niffeoe inoerlig fornsiet
ben for iie, farpet / gipen og binfet
no for at bpppe ben pesle Sotetesage'
rem paa Ssriioen al Shlen lin.
Iei iaa ubegribeIig paffert iom
Der bar ibagl
San bIep itanenSe % ifpase meo
Saanoen for Sinene % ie uooper.
2angt noe fit ban ct Stint al 6ior'
ben meaem Sr9toppene; gngen ne
oenior @eien itob fuGbsi % nG'ten
mooeu, % paa 9ergnabberne openfor
Sticn bans itoo enoel Rppefornsbu.
lie S~rpsfuIbe al hpibe % reoe Holer.
Morig ipntes Sans Safob ban
bapSe Jet set iaa oeiIig iom ioag ber'
oppe, enbba iaa mango Sommeroa9e
ban bauoe lepet Der. Set bar iPlt
iaa Itip BAN bar ioag % iaa unoer.
liz iom oct iuIte ior Creme.
San iorisste at bpppe ct Bar Saa
IL nei - oct sif ioas. SON latte
@repet peo S%tiep9ggen % riisieSe
,imo isien; fanife ban tit lasse fig
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07
6amIe Dams Jafob.

SGt inotil 9anbepeien poa Soppen
al en- liben gaffe laa gamle Sans
|Safobs Shie.
Ger bar life flor Staien peb Den;
Sen Dor pinoifipp og gammel, %
Sinousruberre par srsnne og matte;
men for Sans Safob bar oct Den
prpgtiaite Stie / geroen, Der bapoe
ban Iepet MI | opcr 60 gar, og Der
baabeoe ban inoerlig, at ban fit SOB
til at Iiiffe fine Zine.
San Dor ipGrt eammel Sans Sa'
fob III, ito % frs te aisnsmeIs".
pleieoe ban at iige meo ell bis Stolt.
beo> nogen ipurete ON Iloeren
bans.
San bapSe pGret en- iterf Iano |
fine pngre Gage, fiinoe Raboerne for.
tRne.
Ser Dor iaampn life mango, iom
|funbe itaa peo Siben al BAN ! ben
Sio, bperfen paa SsmmerHsoningen
ON Sommeren eler paa Sfogsarbet-
oe ON SintererL og ban ipureoe Jig
neimen life beler; oppe meo Siig.
Iere ON Worsenen od ferit peo Wfio'
nntstioer iieng, Iar efter Iar bapoe
ban iliot % iIGbt for fig % fine. Wfen
MI par nof llnsbommen aaaet %
MrbeioSfraiten borte; 8onen bans
par $50 for Here Iar iioen, og garna
iprcSt paa bper FIN Sant, iaa alt oct,
aamle Sans Sofob boube tilbage M,
bar Sen lille b~rsitiploige Stie Der.
uppe meS Den pesle TotetesHetfen
uoenfor.
ga, set bapoe pGret Ell lang gr'
beiosSog - uenoelig lang, iputes
ban ieIp mansen Sang, % M felte
ban Tia oite iaa sriielig trRt; Oct bar
iaamGu mango Goge, ban fnnpt or
fet at fomme iig no al Scngen ON
Woracnen, for iioen berne Iernme
tgisten bapbe iot iig iaa iait ! 9ena
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07

oct or flort, og SnIpeftsren bar lagt,
at ban bar lGrt roget % bar en- goo
SaanoIfrift. San bliper bel mart Sp'
ipnsmano, og oct UNDER pi BAN ollie;
lao faar ban fat Sage og life, lom
MI, tire Warf ON Ratten. Naa,
lea maa pioere. Sils MI Oeres Wano
og iig BAN fra Snipeftsren, at ban
ifal pleie Jig goot."
lloen ct Sro rate Gmilie BAN i'm
Saanb og iulete BAN til Ssren.
Icppe par bum igien 9aaet mo
Stuen, fsr oct blep iort for benocs
Zine, % ct gieblif eiter laa bun az
mGgtig poa 8uIpet.
Ga Gmilic paagneoe al Seipimel'
len, itoo Ruooli beiet oper benbe. San
par fonmtn biem 90 bopoe fiinoei
.benoe Iiggenbe paa 8ulpet.
ga ban merfebe, bun begpnote al
fontme til lig, tog ban forifrGffet Del
oabnc 9rcu, Der Iaa paa Soroet, ioei
ban antog oct iom Garias til bent
oes afmngt.
2Gnac laa bun bulfcnoe pco i'm
Wanos @rpIt; bun ifiulte irtet Tor
bapt, lin forierbeIigc an9it, al Den
Sonmer % Sore, bum bapoe glen'
nemlepet.
"Supoc ou blot iagt ct eneite Srn
omt olt set, on eff og bar bange Tor"
Ioabe Huooli fi9rli9t, "ioa bopoe
lea BOG ~beiluttet MIG til at iige dig
Souobe0en. Men, i%oreitil dig, bpor
pompoenoe oct pilbe bore for mig al
~tilItua. poa bpilfen Ntaaoe leg er'
nrreSe oS. og bpor ubebageltg en-
Sonfe set piloe bore for dig at bore
en- @oSeieiers Some. Ben, oglao
for mig bar biSie Tiger pUret en- al
pprli0 Greuetio, % on fou tro, lcg
bar um0ct berpeo. Seq peo M, at
lea bar prret et Ietiinoigt % liant
uitti0beoSlcit Ienncifc. cg ies loGr'
ger oig M, at ieg nloris nogenlinoe
ifal rere ct Sort. % oct lantme
2sitc uil lea siue min 6aoer, naar
iee ioorCr paa bans Srcp."
"lut!" ipareoe bun iogte % FMS
ieoe BAN parmt.
"WIeu III, pp meo Sopebet. gu
Ter, min 6aoer bar tilsipet mig. Seq
uil imiOlcrtio life lcpe al bans lln'
eeritcttcIic, mel uil isge mig Ell Se'
itiGitiaclic. Sar man Sense, Iinesr
man Scn oaiaa. Gin Nfano er alt'
iaa ingen Sorbrpoer; ban bar par'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07

8aoefeier; men life alene @aberne
bar ban ieiet rene, / girfeligbeben
oeiao fin eeen Garafter."
90 ieg3" bpiifebe bun. Sean
on elemme, at ieg funoe bore iaa
ipag. iaa itfiGrlig at fro, at on, bar
en- - en- -"
"9su taller pi life mere ON bet!"
iagSe ban beltemt. 90 gmilie loa,
gr9oenoe al @l9oe, | bans grme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07
ppao mcrfct ifiulte.
.~in6en peb iaienncm Sc

~~inben peb iaiennem D
en- ntQtte 8inbuer | oct Lille
q Sogfammer, iao DC tpnoe,
bplOc, Gardner fla9reoe bio %
rio. Solot % roat a Der | &G.
reIiet, Der bar mere enc iattigt no.
itpret. CT 9prb, uogIe ioa tarpeIige
Stole, 10 nSIe Senge, 10 mcrfe!i9
itore % ~paofaloenoe %clegonte 8eile'
fufierter, Der en- Sang moatc bare
foitet mango Genge, cr0elie en- anag.
rrffe, paa bpiIfeu Der bang noale
gaulIe aIGonineSitpffer. Get oor
oIt. ct heftigt ginbiteo iif igien
&uoerne I'll at fIirrc. Zen iinge
Some, Der freb iamnen peo Sioen al
9oftelonnen eies al a1tl0e.
@feo ct Suf reiite bun JIG, toa ct
tpnOt SGppe ira Den m Seng og
ipsbte oct ON iig.
Gloffen bar TO, og benOe5 @tanO
bar life foumeu hiem enont. )
fiere Tiger bopoe ban III boer Gag
peS Msrfcts 6rembruO iorlaot benoe;
iorit on Woreeuen par ban tommen
tiIbnac.
Naar hitn blot babe pibit, buor
ban off ben; naar bun blot bouoe
bart en- Iioen aueIie ON, buaO ban
foretog iig. Naur bun tPnfte poa,
at 8oIitiet maaife en- 0ng flnbe fom.
me oe arreltere BAN, naar bum trntte
pua al Den lllpffe. Gleubigbeo og
Sfam, Ser enonu f%orcitoo bcnoe -
ia, 6a nor bum bangc for at mite
GoritnnOen.
Get funoc 10 life betpoe nogct AT
set. On MtanO, ser finn gaur no ON
Nottert, paa en- SiO, bpor ingen more
arbeioer, og bog brirger 8engc bienL
fer ioritprret no % life belporer lin
SuitruS Spsrgsmanl; Ell Ntanb, Der
eIlers er fierIig og b~cuipnSiltlo, men
farer op / Sioii9beh, noar bans Su'
itru bill pioe, bpor ban ~'tilbringer
9tPtternc - han nan0rer life poa
Grliae @eie. 90 oog fan bun life
ioritaa, al Ell Wano, bpiS 9taun og
Stiainq ell Sang gap BAN Glao$ /
oct beoite Selifob, % iom fsr bar
pGrct oen melt t%roiaite gGgtciGae,
III pIuoiclig fan 9lemme alt, booo
bun Ell Sang bar bolot beuigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07

Rubolf Urban ~itummeoc ira en- an
icct, aoelig SlGgt. Gin llngoom
bauOc ban tiIbragt iom officer | 500
p~eoitaoen, bupr BET mart off BAN, icnl
set Dor Qaoct iaa mango andre; bans
Hotte 2iu brogtc bom mort | en- lan-
oan @irlo, at ban bleo folOt biem
ior at or0nc gfiprcrne, boilfet bar
iaa mcact letterc for BAN, iom bans
Saoer enomt IeucSe. : &iemmct trai
Fan eli ma Eiae, Der cfter bans Mo-
hers Se0 par blepeu bctroct bans
uhrumae SeiterS Sp0ragelle. Nit
Golpb iorciiteoc iig | Den ungc CAME
% meOoelte Ell Sag 5aoeren, at ban
pilbe 0iere henoe iii lin Suitru, 6os
6cren iporeoc fort % goot, at ban
oil0e la6e SPrerin0eu iage no al Sus
let, bpis Ssnneu life opgap ben
Tanfe. GmiIic bar al goO, men Dor.
eerlia Semitic; for Oen gamIe Baron
bar on bIep bun ct SpenOe, onienO
al Iibt beicrc @ro6. Mcn HuOclf
blcp peo iii oq 9iiteoe fig meo oen
urgc 2rrerinoe. Zen gomle Soron
Der bar uforionIig, ubbetnItc ham
No6erarpen, % 6oOcr % Sen fill
ties.
Hubolf bar bierteuSgoO, men oct
Ietiiuoige Gin, ban baoOe iert Iom
officer, bouoc barr life rin8c Sno'
iluoelic puu ham. Sprlig Spiuelis
Ocnitabcn bapOe facet ltrrtt Tag /
BAN. ) Sen nRrnlcite &p ipBtc %
iunOt ban en- CmgougafrcoS, bcitoo'
cuoe al %inieoiiitercr, bgiere GmbcOas
murO % aocliqe @ooScicre, Der ollie
lcucoc poo Ell itor 500. ) bOcrt enc
itc Selifab blcu Der ipiuct, / Begun
oclicu ret IuUt, men citcrbounocn,
iom ltottcn ifreO irem. blcu &nNiot'
fem iterrc % iterre. Hu0oIi ipileoe
! lana GiG ueO tort SelO. Son table
ban Ell IIot alt, hou0 han CicOc, %
6crmeo uar houS % hans mnNe Truc9
Roac uOiyiQct. 8lto0If tr0itcoc lin
Suitru % reiitc mcO bcuOc til @ope0
7tancn, huor han mcutc hurtiat al
tlune fommc paa To0c iaicu.
side bau5 Toripa poo at fiuOc en-
paaienoc % iu0brtuqcuOe StiaiHg
loa tmi0lertiO ieiI. &c ioa Eenae,
Ser uar tilbage. por mart brugt; oeu
bcitcouc 9oliq, De haOOc lcict, b!cp
tiliiOit Tor onr; &uOoli aiIaQoc fin
@arortitel "a iIpttc0c op / set file.
futtioc Iagfammcr. Gua Gercu itON
fun Urban. ifrc0ct poo ct Stptte
hoiot Euuir, Der par iuitbeitct mco
Gc0neitiitcr.
Gmiiie qrUmmeoe Tia, men flogebe
life, &uooli off title omfring ior-
tUIlct 90 rGaooilo.
Tn Iftrn bar ban gnoct no oa i6rit
fommen biem nrite @or9cn, % bette
bopoe mI g]icftaget iiq bUer 9}at |
lara lio. Tnr brer Gag, Der elf,
blep ban mere % mere msrf % IN
oeiluttct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07

9Ioffeu Hog Ter, % set beapuote
at blipe Init GA 9uooli euoclia ucuote
hiem, tiIipHeluocnoe mc8ct trGt. Jor'
baniet ipurgte ban fin Snitru, Gpor
for bun life bar gaaet i SGng; pa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-09-07
Gu uaIminSeIis mascr Ssrre

matte pasicre iorbi Ell Set, men
ipurate / en- GnaiteIig Zone: Zen
bioer pel iffe?~
"Gei bepares," iag0e SonSen, ben
9oer life Ben"
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13

Fred Roe. who was employed at the
Brown Dairy, IL spending a couple of
weeks at his home in Cando, N. D. !, q
Miss RosaMac of this city is visiting
her sister. Mrs. VIM. Hartineer, at the
farm in Dunn county.
Misses Marie and Amelia Dahle of
Minot filed on claims near Belfield this
week.
Mrs. George Mischief left Saturday. for
Flaten. N. D., to visit relatives for a
time.
Ferdinan Masserek. Jr., son of Ferdi-
nand Masserek. the shoemaker located
in the old Fred Thompson basement, is
employed in the Reed Bros. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Paul and daugh-
ter, Miss CECILIA, Paul, of Ortenville,
Mimi, are visiting at the home of their
son. Frank A. Paul, at the German hotel
this week.
Sou]es & Butler have the contract for
the new Farmers g. Merchants State
bank at TAYLOR. which is to be built of
brick from the Missouri Slope plant, of
the city. The structure will be 25x3O
feet one-story, with a concrete base
ment. Stewart Cummings went down
on Tuesday In take charge of the brick
construction work. -.
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13

Miss W. E. VAIL was on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. F. J. Funck went 10 Glendive on
Saturday 10 visit friends.
The Equal SUFFRAGE club will meet
with Mrs. c. H. Wiley on Friday. Nov
ember 19.
Miss Lula Goodall is in from Goodall
N. D.. visiting her uncle. and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Brooks Goodall.
Miss Florence Crumb. who spent some
time with her brother in Albright,
Canada. was en- route Saturday to her
home neal New England.
Lester Kile. 12-years old, who lives
with his parents on the c. H. Wiley
farm 10 miles west Of the city. severely
sprained his ankle while in the city on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Stone, representing Ordean &
Wells of Duluth. was in the city last
week. This was Mr.. Stones first visit
here and he expressed himself as being
quite taken up with this part of the
; country. He said that il was only a
question of time when Dickinson would
have w~holesaling houses.
Mrs. J. v. lessen was hostess Monday
afternoon to about 10 or 20 ladies. who
came with their work and enjoyed the
pleasure Of a social chat. Several
teachers from the public schools were
invited in to enjoy the dainty tea, with
the quests, which was served by Mrs.
lessen. Five hundred was the pleasant
diversion of the evening.
MI. and Mrs. Charles Howe of Stotan,
Wis.,, who visited several. weeks with
! Mrs. Howe's sister. Mrs. Bert Nyhagen,
near Gladstone. left last week for
Almont. where they will open a general
sore. Mrs. Thompson of Diamond
Lake. N. D.. is another sister of MRS.
Nyhaeen's, who visited her about the
same time.
The Good Times club met with Mrs.
Fred Turner Thursday afternoon. The
program was termed IAN Afternoon
With James Whitcomb Reilly" roll
call being answered by quotations
from that noted literary artist. Longer
selections were also given by some of the
members. Mrs. Joseph Messersmith
gave one of her usually pleasing selec-
lions on the violin. Sumptious refresh
men,s were served by Mrs. Turner al the
close of the afternoons program, and a
good time was had by all members
present.
The members of the Epworth League of
the Methodist church met at the A. A.
Harleman home Tuesday evening. The
following officers were elected: D. D.
Mars, president ; Miss Florence Metcalf,
Carl Anderson. Mrs.. A. A. Harleman
and Mrs. D. D. Mars were elected Isl,
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13

Miss Orc Gray of .Medota visited
friendssin the city. last Saturday and
Sunday.
Clint andalt who had been in Dickin-
son. taking treatment fof his eyes. retur-
ned Is Ills home in the vicinity Of Mary
this week.
MI. and Mrs. Will Kennedy stopped
of Sunday to. visit Mrs. Kennedy's
parents, MI. and Mrs. Pat Walsh, en-
route from . visit. I'M { Paul to their
home in South Heart.
JIG. Cartwright returned this week
from Devils Lake, where he acted as
juror. NJ. Cartwright visited in Fargo
and other points along the line before
returning. st :
Mrs. E. Crandell Of. St. Paul, who had
been visiting her daughter. Miss
MARGARET: Currie, at the farm for a few
weeks, is employed in the dry goods de-
partment Of the A. T. Crowl & Co.
store.
Jorgen Samson of Lake Park. Mimi.
arrived in Dickinson on Monday and the
following day left for New England to
visit his daughter, Miss Dina Samson,
who took a homestead ia The Cannon
Ball country last spring. Oscar Sarnson.
q son. recently went into the New Eng
land district I -"
t. j. Dickinson & Son are ''at home
to their ,many patrons in the line of
men'a furnishings. in their new location
on Willard Street. The general appear
ance Of Willard, street is made much
better by the addition Of this business
firm there.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Walton expects to
leave next Monday for San Diego. CAL.
where they will spend the winter. MIR.
Walton is feeling much better now and
thinks that the pleasant climate of Cali
fornia will enable him TO regain his
health.
The guest of honor at a delightful
little dinner party given by Dr.. Sarah
Smith and Mrs. Georgia Babcock on
Tuesday evening, was Mrs. E. j.. Berry
of Glendive. Covers were laid for eight
and the pretty repast was delightfully."-
enjoyed by all the participants.
L. A. Davis & Son expect, to begin
moving the last of this week into the
building recently vacated by the cloth
ing firm of L. j. Dickinson & Son in the
Odd Fellows block. The store is much
larger than their present location and
will afford an opportunity for displaying
their fine line of furniture and dishes to
the best advantage. Mr.. Davis and son
may later decide to put in some new
lines if room in the new building will
permit. They have been busy all the
week preparing shelving, painting and
getting things ARRANGED in frst-class
shape for their new home.
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13


End, 3rd and 4th vice presidents, respec-
lively ; Miss Goldie Homer, secretary ;
Lee Hebron. treasurer and Miss Leta
Gray Organist. -Four new members were
received into the society as follows :
M isses Florence Metcalf, Jennie Mason.
Nerva Kirby, and Glenn Nichols. The
business transacted. the members enjoy
ed the well prepared luncheon brought
by them for this occasion.
Supt. Hall OF the North Dakota
children's home at Fargo urges. the
observance of a ''Children's Home Day.
in this state this month. The teachers
are asked to cooperate with the pupils
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13
LOCAL NEWS

zM 3 E ay I. N#s .T
If you want to buildsss want to build
for YOU Soules &sBhtfer. 2-6 If
Ii YOU desire to buy N. P. Scrip see
lo-3i.ul w. F. BURNETT
Call ]. Vaughn for. coal, wood. sand
gravel, rock ~. team work of any kind.
Phone 81. ~ 2-2:tf.
lfsYa Mi. space u ID the New. citv
Directory e.llens Keitsr, the. directory
man. IS .. :, 1o.o-tf
Wanted "a young girl to assist with
easy house work. Call on Mrs. H. c.
Brn>. & Io-73:tf
We pay high prices for hides and furs.
Sell guns and traps cheap. Northwest.
ern Hide 4 Fur Co. Minneapolis. 1o-23-ti
We loan. money on Homesteads, Farm
Lands, Wild Lands. and Ranches, any
size tract. Write or call Everett Real
Estate & Loan Co., Dickinson. 7-lotf
| will supply any amount Of money for
farm loans.taC Call at my ofdces,E6 and J
F E;n,d National Bank Ban .:.! building il1iat' 8L,a 1;
You Can install the Waterbury Heat
ing & Ventjlain&sSys vi YOUR home
now and psa4a4eor lhe sane next fell after
Tory. See 'b tssfa the general, q,
once and save money. 6-26:ft
Mrs, FED white e. New England
made q. sho1ppiidis,yisit,so the city satur-
davL. & 3 80. 81 . ! ....h. So.
Ht.2Ai -. a.. -" i.
The .twso- months Old baby Of MI. and
Mrs. Paul Schiwinid died suiinday~at their
home two miles south OF the city.
Jerry Brabrac is again assisting in the
dry goods department of the A. T. Crowl
& Co. store.
Otto Thress. one of the large horse
growers Of the Cannon Ball country, was
in Dickinson Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Davis and Mrs. John Bren-
nan spent Saturday and Sunday with
Mrs. Rand at the Alex Fowler ranch on
Crooked Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boldt returned Sat.
urday from Muscatine. Iowa, where they
"CAC OdAACO ny TIC A4AIlCSS VI WIS. OO1uI {
father, who died before they arrived.
Thor. Feragen of Valley City stopped
off Sunday on his way to Hunters Hot
Springs to spend a couple of days with
his sister. Mrs. 4. H. Axtell.
W. A. Camp. who worked at the Dick.
inson experiment station during the
summer. was in the city Monday from
his farm near Daglum. Mr.. and Mrs.
Camp came from West Virginia a yea1
ago last sum.ner and are just getting
nicely started at their homestead. Mr..
Camp feels that his season at the expert.
ment station has been valuable to him
in getting a clear idea of, the proper
methods of tilling the soil and il has also
given him mean with which to improve
his homestead.
The Dickinson press., 1909-11-13

in getting contributions to help, along
the cause of the waits and orphans who
are being educated at the home in Fargo.
Friday, November 10. is the date selec-
ted. it coming just before the T%hanksgiv-
ing holiday.
Mrs. Olgal Kyseth. who had been
taking treatment at the Stein for some
time, returned Tuesday to her home at
Marshall.
Mrs. E. D. Culver was in Dickinson
last Saturday attending to some busi-
ness matters. Mr.. Culver recently had
the misfortune to break two CT his ribs
and was unable to make the trip.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-20

full fashion. lie caught Squires OF
his guard, and right on the jaw
had Bill in queer street for NOM
ent But he was hghting Lang all
over the ring when the close came.
The three last rounds are never to
be forgotten. 1t was practically a
fierce whirl broken only when the
principals went to seek their sec
onds needed aid. Squires did all
clean hitting, and Lang's face was
greatly damaged Nothing but a
Knockout could now save Lang, and
II seemed as II he did not have the
necessary strength TO do the trick.
but the unexpected happened. The
men shock hands in the final round.
and rs he stepped back, Squires
slipped down in his corner. He has
thy regained his feet, when Lang
jolted a right on the chin. A wild
scrambled followed, and In the midst
of 1t Langs right landed on Squires's
chin. He tottered and another on
the jaw sent him down. and out.
The round had been In progress
one minute.
Poor old BILL" said hundreds of
people as they left the building. The
sympathy for Squires was great.
There is n likelihood of the men
being matched again.
a tremendous crowd gathered out
side the Cyclorama, numbering many
thousands. Many men made vio-
lent attempt to burst into the build
ing, and Were not deferred until
mounted troopers charged and swept
them away. A Gordon of police was
then formed round the building.
Lang Is now matched TO fight Bob
FitzsimmGns the o!dtime champion
and a great 20 is expected.
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ness, for which the crowd heartily
checred. Hard exchanges were the
order in this round, with Squires, IT
anything, having the advantage til
near the end of the round, when a
roar went, He's got him" Lang
had unwound right which caught
the oX-champiOn hard on the jaw.
He. however, managed to weather
the round, though sorely pressed.
Straight from his chair Squires
whirled ut Lang, TO the accompani.
mcnt Of Intense excitement. He
rushed his opponent TO the corner OF
the ring. and sent right to the
chin. which fairly staggered him.
Lang, however, stuck to his guns
like hero. and II was give and
take Tor a few seconds. Then from
Il cll1ch the New South Wcishqn.
nailed Lang again with his right,
and the term ended with Squircs
after the champion like tiger.
The fourth and firth three min
utes were comparatively tame, while
nothing Of moment occurred In the
sixth, with the exception that
Squires brought blood from the nose
with "A left iab. For this blow SPUR
es showed great liking all through
the battle, but there was not much
sting in It, albeit 1t worried Lang Il
great deal.
The seventh round was u tame ne.
riod, but the succeeding one was
torrid. Lang reached Squires's chin
with u right uppercut, but honors
were more than evened when Squires
whipped II right cross TO the Jaw
Lang sagged at the knees. and was
almost down. II looked as II no.
thing but miracle could save him.
SQuires was too eager, and vimrul
right and left swings landed on no.
thing but air.
The men displayed decided res.
pect for each other In the opening
moments of the ninth round, but they