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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-18

Msniter, og &ongen iorbebolot finn
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aurlig Gipiaiite. SoppGiene orone.
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biitaaeoe al europ9iife "2egal aOpi.
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2ope. st Srafifminiiterium oprette'
oes % ifabte 2anbet ct moOerne
Sernbane., Selegraf. og SelefonoG.
len. Der bar ielpfslgelig intet al
bette peb 9on9ens Srpnbeitigelie. gtli
ubgaar Der fra gangfof ier forlfiel.
lige ganer, % DC nGrmeite Iar pil
Ser blipe enbm flere, bporpeo itore
Stpffer 2anb er blepet taget ibriig.
Sg ifisnt Sarterne er lape, a0mini-
Itreres bisie Bauer ioa fortrinligt,
at De giper 8 Grocents Netto.llobptte
al Inlpgsfapitalen. Goitp9Ienet er
paa Ssibe meo set eiirpppiife, Sele.
grafen omipGnoer belle 2unbet, Sele'
ionen err peb of erobre @angfof OF err
eta6leret efter ipenif Spitem; eleftri.
tie Sporoogne beiarer belle 9angfof,
% Sorbinoelien meb Smperbenelt,
ser enbnu peo min Infomit til Siam
for npgle og trebipe Iar iiben inb.
ifr9nfeoe fig til en- IA Cages Sor.
binbelie meb Singapore % Song.
fong, er III aflsit al en- Strsm al
9ampere, iom uitanbieli9t lsber no
fra og itb til gangfof.
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ems en- Wanbs @ierning, og set er
enbba life alt. 9onbbruget er Bile
BET organiieret, Sfogbr,iget Iigele.
oes, og SfoIeppienet, iom allerebe /
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at Siom ieIp fan ubbonne fine Sag
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retie iiffert, bporben man pil. 9ettc
er 8enbarmeriets Sore. og | iprlig
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liz bar Sinm foaet en- Scr og en-
Slaooe, iom or fuIbt no moberne, re.
frrlteres al 2anoets 9ern giennem
alminoelia SGrnepligt.
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ieet, tiaGgger leg 8ongens SpbGpel-
ie al Slaperiet. Set bar nemlia in.
tet minore ems en- &epolution. 8
Siam par Solpoelen Slaper, ibet
ollie Griasfonger fra gamle Soge og
oeres Nffom tilbsrte Hegieringen.
Gnbpibere flinSe enbper Mano %
apinoe lame Henge moo Sifferbeb /
lin Eerion. Snbtil 9aanet bar til.
b~agebetalt, maatte ben Iaaai9Ioenbe
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abiolut Soils og Saanbsret oper
bam eaer benoe, ligeiom oeres gsrn
bar isbte SIoper. 9a set pbeoe SIR.
beioe fi,n betragtebes Tom Gritatning
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aeIiet. Sort efter lin Srcnbeltigelic
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flomation, bpori ban paabso. at ole
@srn az SIaper ffulbe prre frie.
iamt at 9aaneue life maatte for5sies,
men at 8enter oe @foras fllbe maa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-18

SragcSicn Solitpi. Sra SuIa /
RuSIano mcIoeS 15bc bS.: @repinoe
SoIitoi iorbouieoe / Gitermiboag line
2rger peb at iprIange beitenlt at bli
isrt til lin eomle, ilpgteoe Susbouo.
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ger, % tiIiibit blep Set inaen onoen
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al bun por ncbbr,ibt baabe paa Sipl
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foil, Der tibIigere por Solitcis Re
prpientnnt / Gnelono, til Iitopopa.
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ming mcIlem 8repiuben % Shert,
foil. boiS bitre SsIelier ouerior bin'
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fire Gage bar @repinben life imagt
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ter FIN @ano. - Solitci forisgte
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boor ban aateoe at tiIbrinse Reiter
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9cIitoifoIoni peo 9reoben al Sorte.
bapet. men bans 29ge % 9cbiaaer
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-18
i noaet oeHnitipt sfriSt til eascns

i noapt beHnitipt Sfribt til Sosens
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te "tbe Incriean equal Gigtbs us.
location" lin ierite gnisening eIer
Ietiticn til apngresien nieb Sorlan.
aenoe ON Stcmmeret. Iniseningen
fit en- foIo Wootagelie, men bette
bare a~niporebe 9pinoerne enomcre
til iortiat arbeioe for fin fipre Sag.
20 Ior ienere bIep "Nep Gnglanb
8onnn Outrage gsiociation" tiff
tet, % ira ben Sio al fom Der mere
Spitem | Irbeioct. Spert glor fren1.
fom Der mi Worcester til aonaresien
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giue auiuoerne Stemmeret, 90 ole.
rcoc i 1870 bouoc geppgeIien purs
oet innbnnt 6ooiGitc, at DC TO apin.
0eiagAdgitatorcr, 2ucp Stone og
Warp u. 2ipermore, blcu onerfienot
lom loolig paIgte 0eIcgater | Den re.
publifanife StatSfonpention / WaSs
iadylictts. Sioen bar oct gnnet trent
40 Sfriot for Sfribt, % Der er bel
rcppe nogen 3pil ON, at ben 2io life
or longt borte. oo nlmiuoclig fpiroc,
liz Stemmeret oil blipc inofsrt / DC
ilcite Stutcr.
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fun or lopiTitct / fem Stoter, ion bar
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bar apinoerne 9iet til at femme /
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&ibire, Serns, Iermont, Iri5o.
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Mfinneioto, @iscoriin, NoSiafu-
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ingen @ern, men betnIer Sfat, bar
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bar Born og er Sfattcpocre, femme
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-11-18

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facet nIminbcIig Strmmeret / Sta.
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mi fem Stater / llnionen, bpor apin.
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dorado / 1898, / lltoh % Goaho /
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hant Stemmcrct belt iiocn 1869,
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meo uioUffet Gucrgi boI6t 2lRito.
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tbi 1901 bleo ben opbUcet. gIoger
Sanosa9ttotlon Tor foinoeIi1 Stem.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
HEGEwISCH.

A. A. Kuss initiated his new bob last
night by taking load of folks to
Hammond for a ride
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGill and chill
dren. formerly of Hegewisch, but who
for the past two years have made their
home in Texas, have returned north
and a the present are being entertaine ed
at the home of Frank Buck.
Mrs. V. A. Beckman visited in Engle-
wood yesterday.
A number of young people from Pull
man attended the E. l. social at Mrs
Neils home Wednesday night, where a
jolly good time was enjoyed.
Mrs. O'Roark of Howard avenue was
Chicago shopper yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Buck of Superior avenue
was hostess at a dinner party last even
lingo at which Mr.. and Mrs. Oran and
daughter of Rixerda1e We're guests
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Miles of Woodlawr
attended the meeting at Pyramid
Chapter this week
Miss Florence DIETRICH visited out OF
town last evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
TAnNEH|LL SIGNS TO
PLAY WITH The SOx
-c,siss1 R.aSsfiaaa=a Said.
Have Received Raise,
Will Coach Recruits.

Lee Tannehill has signed his 1910
contract with the White Sox and will
help in giving pointers to the young
infieIders. He will go to California
with the team in the spring and is
said to have had an increase in salary.
He has been with the Sox since 1903
and has been one of the most sensa-
tional third basemen who ever drew on
a glove.
There is a general belief that fanny
will not be a regular on the 1910 Sox.
South side fans have Purten slated for
third with Blackburn at short and
Zeider at second. fanny, however.
be retained as utility infielder and there
is chance that he will be a regular
once more if one of the recruits falls
down.
Baseball in the winter for the cub
recruits is the scheme of George Huff,
the official scout of the Chicago Nat
ional League club. 1t is his idea to
establish camp somewhere in Cuba
and have the newcomers go through
two three months of preliminary
ball before the training season opens.
1t is the plan to have the new men
| work out in actual games with the Gu
ban teams. South America also was
considered but the Cuban idea looked
! better to both, as it was not too far
away from this country.
Tom Chivington, president of the
American association. yesterday signed
up Steve Cusack as one Of his umpires
| Cusack had a tryout in the Nationa
! league last season and finished with
| the New York State league. Chiving
ton has three officials on his staff now
| the others being Owens and Ferguson
Charles Comiskey was confined Il
his home yesterday with a severe cold
President Ban Johnson of the Ameri
can league is making preparations t.
leave Sunday for the joint league meet
ing at Pittsburg.
Hal Chase of the Highlanders ans
Hans Wagner of the Pittsburg Pirate
are the star characters in the bool
which Christy Mathewson is writing
Matty is not sure whom to place OF
his western team in his ''Matty Book
and invites the fans to give their in
dividual preference. The two team
in the book will be the Lowell squa
and the western bunch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
Orrine Does Cure
DRUNKENNESS

/ This is a positive fact known to tens
OF thousands of wives and mothers OF
this land. They know Orrine is re-
liable remedy for the cure of drunken
ness. because it has restored their loved
ones to lives of sobriety and useful
ness Everyone of these women bought
Orrine with full confidence that it
would effect cure or their money
would be refunded to them it Is failed.
| This guarantee is in each box. No
other remedy for tho cure of drunken
| ness is sold with this liberal guar
antee, but Orrine has been so uni
formly successful that the makers
want the buyers to know that they
have full protection If II should fail
in any instance We never publish LETT
/ ters of patients but recently this let
ter came to us from DR.. Nolte, sth and
Race streets. Philadelphia, Pa Read
IT and you will readily appreciate why
Orrine is so well thought of:
/ I have had remarkable case of in
ebriacy under my personal observation.
The patient drank heavily for fifteen
years and reached a degraded condi-
ton. which caused the breaking up of
| his family and separation from his wife-
Every hope was given up of ever saw
ing the man from his strong desire for
drink. and only mothers interest
| finally persuaded him to voluntarily
| take treatment for his diseased condi-
ton. It was my pleasure to recom-
mend Orrine. your liquor habit cure:
and the treatment was taken faithfully.
] This was two years ago and the pa
tient is now in healthy condition and
still absta!ns from the use of stimu-
| lants. have sold Orrine for number
| of years and have always found 1t to
be satisfactory. believe you have an
exceptionally good treatment for this
disease"
Orrine is prepared in two forms. No
1. a powder, absolutely tasteless and
odorless, vine secretly in food or drink
Orrine No. 2, in pill form, II for shoss
who wish to cure themselves. q n'
| Ecosts only 81 a The guaranteY Il
| in each box. Write for Free Orfin'
Booklet (mailed in plain sealed en-
velope) to Orrine company, 521 Orrin
, building, Washington, D. c. Orrine
for sale in this city by the Lion Stor
, Pharmacy. 15S S. Holman street.
They know Orrine is reliable an
o eficacious remedy for drunkenness
| thew will not offer you a substitute
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
JEFFRIES' WIFE ILL
Has First Quarrel With
Berger Over Route.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Jan. I'll
James j. Jeffries and his business
agent. Sam Berger, are reported to have
had their first quarrel since Jeffries
began his tour nearly a year ago. The
trouble, it is reported, resulted from
the route mapped out for the retired
champion. Jeff wanted to quit the
stage Jan. 80, but was advised today
that dates had been arranged which
would not end the tour until Feb. IA,
and which would bring the big heavy
weight miles away from his home in
Los Angeles. Worry over his wife's
health Is said to be the cause of JEFF
fries Ill feeling.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
JONES GETS BACK
IN THE GAME
Former Sox Leader Will
Coach College Team.

Portland, Ore, Jan. 21.-Fielder
Jones manager of the Chicago
White Sox but now owner of extensive
timber interests in Oregon has signed
TO coach the baseball lsquad of the
Oregon Agricultural college. Jones
signed his contract today and will be-
gin work with the collegians the lat
ter part of February.
BY many of the baseball fans this
will be regarded as an indication that
Jones is planning on getting back into
the game. Whether he plans on re
er.ering baseball will puzzle the fans
hiAdays to come.
4 am greatly pleased at securing tne1
services of Mr.. Jones as baseball
coach for our college" said Professor
Il. D. Angel, physical director at the
Oregon Agricultural college, this morn
Ing. All the more so because 1 real
ize that no other college in the coun-
try has ever secured a man of Mr..
Jones recognized ability as a coach.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
~Fighters DON'T come Back. ;,

Fighters don't come back" he ex-
claimed, "and I speak from what l know
of the game. / lasted twenty
rounds with Jim Corbett and then gave
out. 1t is the winning and dining that
ruins the stomach and the stomach
counts in a fight. Jeffries has been
wined and dined like the rest of us and
never will be able to put up the battles
he did when in his prime
While John l.. is looking for the de-
feat of jeff if the fight is honestly con-
tested. he does not hold Johnson in
high regard. He thinks that it will be
a. triumph of nature over the retired
champion rather than a victory for
Johnson.
johnson never can beat good
scrapper," he said. 'Jeffries was a
good scrapper in his day, but he will
not be the man he was six years ago,
when he meets Johnson next July. He
may try as hard it is possible for a
man to come back and exhaust every
training trick known to the game, but
/ am afraid that he will not be able
to stand the pace.
Flight VIII BE Held Near Frisco.
: Don't let any one tell you that this
fight is going to be held any place but
in near San Francisco, for that is
the only place where protection Is as
sured. i predict record breaking
house will witness the fray
John L. and his foe of two decades
ago. Jake Kilrain, planning to
leave for England in two weeks for a
vaudeville tour of six months, which
means that neither will see the big
battle July T.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
peCia| Attractions at the Gary Skating Rink every Friday Nigh

time ago by Mayor Fred Busse. visited
hve downtown theaters and found them
all protected against any fire. Hoday
they VIII visit the balance of the the
aters and see If they are equally pro-
tected against fire.
George Wilton of Che1tenham is on
the list
Alfred Harper of Windsor Park is
slightly under the weather
The Alpha club of South Chicago,
composed of young people, are making
elaborate arrangements for their In
FORMAL dancing party to be given at
Bessemer Park Monday evening. Jan.
24th. The hall will be decorated with
the club coiors-blue and gold-and
other unique novelties
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
JOHNSON SAYS
SALT LAKE CITY
Champion Sides With Rick
ard in Fight War.

New York, Jan. .21.shifting with all
the agility that lpugilist is supposed
to have, Jack Johnson today declared
that he beliexed Tex" Richard would
conduct the heavyweight championship
fight in Salt Lake City. Utah.
Johnson tonight received telegra m
from Richard. After reading it John
son declared that he would fight JEFF
fries in Salt Lake City. Richard has
the goods now insisted Johnson. rs
it possible for fighters to make a gov
ernor change his decision?" was asked
Johnson
Never mind" replied the champion,
I will be there to furnish my part of
an entertainment that will be a pleas
ant affair to every one excepting those
who bet against me"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
COVALESKE TRADED
TO CINCINNATI
Four Figure in Deal Be
tween Phillies and Reds.

Cincinnati, Jan. 21.-Manager Grif-
fifth of the Reds sprang a surprise to-
day when he announced trades with
the Philadelphia Nationals involving
prominent pitchers. Ewing. who has
been with Cincinnati since 1902, was
shipped to the Phillies along with
Brennan whom Griffith picked up in
the Kansas bushes last fall. In ex
change for these two men the Reds
receive Frank Corridor and Harry Co
vaIeski the latter being the pitcher
who prevented Newt York from win
ming the pennant in 1908. He had a
poor season in 1909. and for this rea-
son the Philly heads figured that he
had outlived his usefulness at the
Quaker metropolis.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
TOLLESTON.

Messrs. H. G.. Fucker, Frank Martin,
William Hoeckelberg and Charles E.
Phillips were Chicago visitors last
night.
William Kaiser of Hammond tran
sacted business here yesterday.
A. Gordon of Chicago was the guest
of Louis Gordon and family yesterday
Miss Frances Woldt was Chicago
shopper yesterday.
Mrs Henry Henke was a Hammond
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. John Roberts of Fourth street
xswas a Chicago shopper yesterday.
shf AIRS. w. S. Gallagher was Chicago
Iopper yesterday.
business yeSs22rrdon was at Whiting OF
Mrs. Ray Stults or
guest of Mrs. M. H. selIerark was tn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
JOHN |. SAYS THEY NEVER
COME BACK AGAIN

Sandusky, O., Jan. 21.-"Ffghters
never come back after they have been
wined and dined."
This in substance is the opinion of
Jeffries held by old John l. sullivan.
the champion of champions, and the
man who fought more for the real love
of a good scrap than for money, ex-
pressed here today.
The grizzled veteran. who on sew
eral occasions, has scored Jeff for ever
consenting to meet colored fighter. is
strong of the opinion that jeff will go
down in defeat before Johnson il the
fight is on the square. but in his talk
gave the Impression that the bout was
to be a commercial one and in order
that the greatest harvest might be
reaped, the white man would have to
win.
Pictures OF CoIored Victory NO Good.
II have one notion of this fght,v he
said. TT will be the pictures that will
count the most and to make these pic
lures valuable, the white man most
win. You don't suppose that the
spectacle of a black man knocking out
q white man will appeal to the white
folks who are the ones that support
picture shows. do your
The grand old fighter shook his
gray-streaked head when he was asked
whether he thought Jeffries would be
able to overcome the bad effects of
NOR invincible form He evidently was
seeing a picture in his minds eye of
a certain champion, fat from years of
fast living. losing his title to a per-
fectly young athlete named Corbett far
hack in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
MAROONS FOE
OF HARVARD?
May .Supplant Cornell on
Crimson Schedule.

Cambridge. Mass, Jan. 21.-The Uni
versity of Chicago was mentioned today
a possible football opponent for the
Harvard eleven next fall. Captain Lo-
throp Wilmington stated that his team
needd a harder game in preparation
for the Dartmouth and Yale contests
than furnished by Cornell, and the It'll
acans probably will be dropped Chi
eago, Michigan, Penn State and Wis
consin are the schools suggested as
possible successors to the Big Red
team.
Coach Stage Of the University of
Chicago stated last night that thus
far no negotiations had been opened be-
tween the Maroons and Crimson.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
SOUTH CHICAGO.

George Seuer, 81 years olo, d sWiech-
man. fell from the top of box car
while making a flying switch at the
Rialto elevator yesterday morning, re-
ceiving painful fractures about the
body He was taken to the South
Chicago hospital We're his condition is
Improving a little. He lives at 294e
East Ninety second street.
Frank Klonta % years old, 29o
Eighty third street, fireman, employ
ed bv the wisconsin Steel company.
was painfully injured last evening when
a huge plank fell on him. He was re-
moved to the South Chicago hospital In
the ambulance.
H Tasenkin, 1851 Houston avenue,
was seriously injured at the plant of
the Illinois steel company yesterday
when huge quantity of limestone fell
on him. completely burying him. He
was found by two laborers, who dug
him out. and he was taken to the COM
panys hospital
The LOYAL Hive. L. o. T. NJ. installed
their officers at a special meeting held
purposely for the installation. The fol-
lowing were the officers elected:
/ Past communicating Vinzens
| Commander-Clara Yaeger.
l. ommander=Mfnnie Cross
F. A.-Mary Spaulding-
8. :: g ::
r. K.-Amanda Eggers.
c. H--May Malby.
| S. E.-Louisa Long.
/ L. A.-Margaret Lutz.
| s .T.-Lizzie Schrader.
Platte Holloway.
After installation the retiring com
| mander was presented with a P c
pin. Minnie Bartling was presented
with hand-painted plate. Anna Hart
l.. of G.. and Louisa Long were pre-
scented with hand painted plates, gift
by their many friends A banquet fol
lowed the program.
The Jones committee. appointed som
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-21
NELSON TAKES COUNT
College Athlete Hangs One
on Bats Jaw.

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 21.-That any
body with the punch is liable to land
once in a while was admitted by Bat
Ting Nelson, champion lightweight,
today, after receiving a singing blow
on the jaw that forced him to tumble
to the mat for the count. George Raw
lings a member of Sewanee's football
squad of the Southern college, shot put
ter and all-round athlete, was sparring
with Nelson at the local Y. M. c.. A.
when he surprised the spectators, as
well as Nelson, by landing he blow.