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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
CLEVELAND Wins
A LONG CONTEST
STRONG OUT + TOWN CLUB ADDS
FURTHER LAURELS 10 MS
RECORD.
twelfth INNING VICTORY
Cleveland Runs In -Four Runs In
Twelfth Inning. Special Train
Load of Fans and Band.

In spirited twelve inning CON
test the Cleveland baseball club de
Tended its title Of state champions
Sunday afternoon by defeating the
strengthened Sand Springs club, to
/. The winning runs were made in
the la- half Of the twelfth, when
three costly errors were made 10y the
locals, letting In four runs. The score
was l to / up 20 the twelfth inning.
Roy Bernbrock and Tom White were
stars Foresman and Smittle, the
Sand Springs battery, did wonderful
work But four hits were made off
OF Welch, the Cleveland twirler.
The game was played at Athletic
park. The Cleveland team brought
along over 200 fans and fannettes ana
a brass band. The delegation man
aged to furnish plenty Of noise during
the afternoon. Less than n hundred
Tulsa people saw the battle
The Sand Springs team was not the
aggregation known as Bill Setleys
Sand Crabs.
THE Sand Springs team had seven
imported players" said Setley yester-
day. II am still running the Sand
Springs Crabs and will play any CLUB
in the state for 800 on the side and
tho entire gate receipts. This goes
for Cleveland Mt Cleveland, too, with
an outside umpire that knows the
game. | will also play Nuts Sand
Springs club next Sunday for the en-
tire receipts at South Main park
Setley's address is Sand Springs. Okla.
The score OF Sundays game fol-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
GERNER EXPLAINS DELAY.
Asserts Report in Bank Case Could
Not Have Been Mndc Earlier,

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 23.--Hugh
Gcrner, former assistant state exam
iner and inspector, takes issue with
Governor Cruce. whom, he says, init
mated In his letter to the attorney
general, that he (Gerner) WAS respon-
siblo for delaying the report on the
bank guaranty fund. Gerner says the
report was gotten out with all the dis
patch possible, ana what delay there
was arose through an effort to locate
the assets OF the Columbia Bank aud
Trust company. When the first totals
were made, there was nothing In the
shape of assets In sight, and, Gerner
says, he called on the bank commits
sioner for list. The commissioner
did not have IT,, so the examiners de-
partment believed what were left
would be found with banks through
thought to have been sent for col
lection without a record Of them be-
ing kept by the state. For this rea-
son the report was not made public
earlier. As II Is, Gerner says, tho re-
port Is stil incomplete in this respect.
As to probable prosecutions. Ger
ner says that the attorney generals
office knew there was nothing upon
whrich to base prosecution, as 1t
was 30 stated by a representative of
the attorney general, who appeared as
the states attorney at the examination
of witnesses, and, in view Of this, he
says 1t can not be concluded that the
time required to complete the nspec-
tion prejudiced the states position.
Examination Of the fund and getting
the odds and ends together was Que of
the most difficult Jobs, Gerner says.
the department has undertaken.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
Director IN
EXCHANGE NATIONAL
PROMINENT BUSINESS MAN MADE
MEMBER OF BANKS d.
RECTORATE.

II, M. Preston was last night elected
a member Of the Board Of Directors OF
the Exchange National bank The bank
is to be congratulated on the acquisi-
ton Of Mr.. Preston to the Board for
he is not only man Of exceptionally
large financial interests but Is one
Of the foremost. active and soundest
business men Of the country, being
well known and esteemed in the large
business and financial centers OF the
country. In addition to his extensive
personal holdings in the Eastern
states and also In Oklahoma. he is
heavily interested In the Wichita Gas
Co.. Quapaw Gas Co.. and other prom
inent and leading concerns and is also
president and managing head OF what
Is generally known here as the Dutch
Companies which companies have
large Oklahoma properties and are
also extensively interested in Illinois
and other states
The Exchange National Bank could
NOT have made q better choice
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
CROSS PREDICTED HIS DEFEAT.
Did II While Watching Course of Two
TumbliDg Tumble Weeds.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept, 23.-"In
Dewey County prairie during tho
campaign for delegate to Congress be-
tween Bird Mcclure and the late Bill
Cross" said Judge w. s. Whittlnghili
Of Enid whether jocularly or other
wise predicted his defeat.
"Bill and | had ben together for sew
eral weeks campaigning and were
driving between settlements In Dewey
county one windy day when It seemed
the prairies were awhirl with tumble
weeds. The weed has short grouno
stem, which the wind, when sharp.
easily snaps, and the growth, prac-
tlcally round. goes rolling away.
have seen them packed in ravines, or
against wire fences until neither be-
came n resistance. To the windward
side OF II fence tho growth would
stack on an incline, even with the
fence top, so that when the wilma
brought up fresh weeds they would
whirl over the pile and the fence, TO
go on their way rejoicing.
Gross and were watching the
tumble weeds that day and while op-
poslte. fence noticed two large ones
roll up the incline and clear the top
wire. one weed was very light, the
other was distinctly brunette. ] said
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24

The club will on next Sunday begin
shooting in the competition for the
watch fobs. donated by the Dupont
company. The fobs are on exhibition
in the windows OF the Smokewell
cigar store on Main street. Following
are the rules that will govern the con-
test.
Each shooter starts with handi-
cap, based on his previous record.
handicapping himself for each sue
ceeded even by the actual number Of
targets broken in the event immedia-
tely preceding; no shooter to receive
more than 100 per cent, or a perfect
score. That is, II h shooter In a 25
target race has a handicap Of seven
added targets and breaks 20 he
would be credited with q score Of rs
and not 81.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
rArnrR NsmrUD N NnLING.


'''
''lN IN 'l'MA - Sept -d'- hh'
" l"'n'i IH JuS'I"'a ID hlllhh man
VINO attempts To crimlnaIIl assault ms
u"uth'I nor "ho'i lh' .uh"r''rh
l"N' Nhl'h Is h'lu To nave mo- stand
ing mere u"i under th' statutes Oh
vAl"h'h'' i lhr h"ldlhg or the 'lIln-
lno' '"u'I OF appears IN l'N 'lalhs thN
case "I - NJ lAl'hh'ld' convicted ol
mans laughter ana sentenced To hNe
year Tor hlillhF william OollIns near
NNhhrW"od In July 1910
Ihe "plhloh' NilI''h ny pr'sldlhb
Judge fuihah' Is based ON the Sec
uon oI the statute defining homicide
as )uslli"hle When committed In the
ih"IuI dclehse OF such person. Or OF
ms or her husband WlIe' parent enid
moth'r mistress or servant Whoro
lher' Is reasonable ground 10 appTe-
hehd design TO commit ielony or
TO 40 some great personal INJURY ana
imminent uahs'r OF su'h design ne
ing accomplished Ihe court says
II matters NOT WhHl ihe previous
Iepu'du"n "l ms uu"bhleI may pe'
a iather mas the llBht 10 d'Iohd h'r
against assault win intent TO rape,
ana ne may 40 ms Immediately ana
with the most olrectIVe means al ms
command ana u ne Kills her assaH-
ant the Jaw WIN hold MN suiltleSs'
even lhoush u may afterwards turh
OUT 'hat ne lhlhhI nave prevented the
oitehse pN some o'h'f means pro-
Nlded only thal the iather acts III
Roon Ial'h ana upon leaSohaple up
pearah'e OF imminent Danger 10 MS
uaushl'r'
nat Is known rs me hiRh'r Ia"
Is derl'eo iiom lhe OF" Je"'sh Ia"
ana mas no pace IN 'h' Jurlsprudehce
OF okI"hoIha' NO person mas Iibhl
IN thls STATE 10 laKe the law IN ms
own hahds ana aVense a real or Iah-
cleu wrong py the use OF PERSONA
violence Ihe rshts given py our
s'atutes are defensive ana are never
aggressive. Ihey may De eNerciseu
Tor prevention hloho ana can never
Justlry that "hlch IS dohe lor ven
Beahce ohly' ana II lalheF' huspahu'
or brother Kills man merely as
matter OF revenge lof an Insult dohe
MS daughIer wlte or sister, ne WIZ
IL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
AMERICAN ASSN.
At Milwaukee s. Minneapolis ..
(No other games schcdul,dD
Didn't Want Negroes.

MuSkOGEE, Okla, Sept g3 BE
cause they imported negro cotton pick
ers into section whcro negroes had
never been allowed 10 stay, three veal
thy farmers, Sam Robinson, w. A..
Larrimore and John Hilton, We're shot
and Robinson and Larrimore win
probably die. They were SHOT by a
band of white men who organized to
drive the negpes out and found the
white farmers on the ground 10 pro
tect the negroes. More trouble is
feared and the sheriff with q strong
force OF deputies has gone TO Briar-
town, near which place the shooting
took place.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
AROUND THE STATE

to Gross there went the race ior dele
gate.
" That's a fact answered the cam
didatc, and that white one is Cross
and the black one McGuirc.'
The white one, as ho termed It, was
grocn ana heavy while the other was
dried out ana lighter, and as result,
tho black one moved with greatcl
rnpldlty AS We watched the race ana
saw the white one las considerably.
Bill remarked:
By George, ! believe ] viii be
beaten or course, he referred to tho
weeds race, but II bore sort OF
prophcsy that came true
The Cross Mcclure race became
tangled In contest which resulted
In the National House seating Ne.
Guire. Cross, az well az the Demo-
cratic Territorial organization. al
ways claimed his election,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
MINNEAPOLIS COPS
A Second PEKNANT
AGAIN THE MILLERS LEAD THE
AMERICAN ASSOCIA-
TION RACE

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-The American
association today closed its regular
playing season with a game between
Minneapolis and Milwaukee. Mime
apolis, champions for two seasons,
clinched this years pennant several
days ago.
President Thomas Chivington said
all in all, the session just closed had
been prosperous one. Seven of the
association players will wear major
league uniforms next year.
AS to the possibility OF expansion
of the league during the coming year,
Mr.. Chivington said
Few are entirely satisfied with the
circuit and have no intention OF invad-
ing other cities
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
SPEAKERS FOR OKLAHOMA.
Olllc james nnd James X. Nardaman
WIN stump for Democrats.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept 23.--Irer-
bert Bolon, chairman OF the Demo-
cratic state campaign committee, am
nounccd that arrangements had been
completed for "a number OF speeches
In Oklahoma by Ollie James OF Ken
tuclty ana senator Nardaman Of Miss
lsslppl in the contest Of the state and
national tickets. Dates Of Their
speeches win be arranged by tho
speakers bureau as soon as It is defi-
nitcly asccrtained when they can como
here.
The state committee has asked FOR
Senntor-clcct Morris Sheppard Of
Texas and W. J. Bryan also for sew
cral speeches.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
HANGS SELF IN JAIL.
Berry SclIrImpscher Socialist, Found
Dead In Prison.

HOIDENVlLLE, Sept 2S.-Berry
Schrimpscher, a socialist, hanged him
self in the jail at Wewoka this morn
ing, following his detention as the
result Of fight between some social
lists and republicans Saturday. in
which Dave Surhart. republican.
was stabbed and probably fatally In
Jurod.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24

SummaN-Two base hts MureII
and ]. Ramsey. struck out, by Welch
s; by Foresman IL; Bases on balls.
off Foresman 8; Hit by pitched ball,
WEIGH, l. Foresman Q; Left on bases.
Cleveland 0; Sand Springs 4 Double
plays Welch. Murfel. speck ana
J. Ramsey; Passed balls. ]. Ramsey
t3; Time Of game 1880; Umpire
Lewis. ,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
NOTICE.

In order to give our employees an
opportunity to see and hear ex-Pres-
ldcnt Roosevelt, We will close from
1880 a. m. until q a, m.
w. Il. OVERTON,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
} 900 5000 5000 90 {
} TULSA GUN CLUB NOTES. {
10000 90 c

Shooting at fast targets, thrown a
distance of 65 feet from trap made
the boys hustle at Sunday afternoons
regular shoot Of the r. G. c. This
difficult work accounts for the fol-
lowing rather low scores:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cruces Cousin Killed

THINE. KY, Sept. 23.-Edwin
Cruce. a cousin of Governor Cruce Of
Oklahoma, died here today from stab
wounds inflicted yesterday by James
Holder. Holder and Cruce engaged in
quarrel over a buggy whip upon
leaving church. The stabbing followed.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn /; 81. Louis ?.

BROOKLYN, Sept 23.-Kentzcr
was in good form today and held 81,
Louis almost helpless IN drizzlms
rain, Grinder was taken out OF tho
box IN the fifth inning when ne hit
Knetzcr with pitched bah and was
found for five singles.
Score by innings r. II, p.
st. Louise. 100 OO1 00O--2 G 3
Brooklyn, 00l l40 10X--7 s /
Batteries Grinder, Steele and
Wingo; Knetzer and O. Miller.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
(Only three games scheduled.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
. Q p n. b o . Coo 90 . {
WITH THE BOXERS
ooocoo00oooooooo f.

Art Magirl meets Harry Brewer at
ST. Louis tonight in a ten-round en-
gagement. 1t viii be Arts first bout
since his tangle with Wildcat Ferns OF
Tulsa. Harry Brewer has also evaded
Ferns, and il Is probable that he win
have his hands fun in taking care OF
the only man who has fought fifteen
round draws with the Wildcat II
meet Brewer here Tuesday night"
writes Art from st. Louis "and just
watch me go. Tell the gang hello"
The following challenge comes from
El Dorado, KAN:
Sporting Editor World,
Tulsa, Okla.
Dear Sir: r. II. Stagner, who goes
under the name of the Fighting Stag,
wishes a match with some good mid
dle-weight for a 20 anywhere from
six to twenty rounds. Stagner weighs
1853 pounds. and has been in the ring
a little over a year. He has just re-
turned from Colorado, where he won
all his fights in clever fashion. II any
, fighter or promoter wishes to stage a
match, Stagner can be secured by ad-
dressing the manager and trainer OF
E. II. Stagner, El Dorado, Kansas"
w. c. Marrs senGs In the following
account Of a recent bout at Centralia,
Okla:
Freddie Burns end Bart Gordon
fought te nrounds to n draw at Cen
tralia this week. 1t was a good fight
all the way. Burns proved a little
the cleverest, but Gordon can hit
harder and stand a great deal Of pun
ishment. A good crowd witnessed the
mill and the fans were all pleased
with the entertainment. An effort is
abeing made to re-match the boys for a
15-round bout at Ninita next Friday
night, September 81.
What promises to be the greatest
lightweight match ever seen in Okla
homa will take place next Saturday
night at Fairland, Okla. +. C. Chan !
dler, manager of the Fairland, A. c.,
is promoting the go between Freddie |
Teel, the hard hitting blacksmith of
Sapulpa, and TipN Gross, the well
known and popular Tulsa boy. The
bout is scheduled to go twenty rounds |
and Is billed as being for the cham
pionship of the state. These two boys
fought ten fast rounds to a draw at
Hattonville, July 4, and the manager !
of the F. A. C. was fortunate in getting
shis return match.
Denver Jack Geyer, well known to
Tulsa fans, seems to be coming back
strong. He Is getting some big |
matches on the coast and is making .
good. Geyer sends some interesting
newspaper clippings from San Fran
cisco, along with the following letter,
that will be of interest to his Okla
hpma friends:
"I fought twice last month. Beat
Frank Moran in four rounds at
Dreamland and Soldier Elder in seven
rounds at Oakland. intend to start
east by the middle of October, stop
ping in Denver, and Kansas City on
the way and then going to New York,
my link state. l would like to get at
that engineer.
DENVER JACK GEYER.
"11l5 McAlister st. Frisco"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24
Boston !: CincInnnli O

BOSTON. Sept 23.-Boston bunch
ed nine hits in the seventh inning to-
day. scoring all It's seven runs. while
Cincinnati could make only six tallies
for the entire game. All the Boston
players but Hess made at least ono
in the seventh inning, and all but Hess
and Kirke scored.
Score by innings: r. II. T..
49,. 100 800 O2O--6 7 4
Boston. ..... 600 600 7Ox-7 12 !
Batteries-Suggs. Works and Sever
old; Hess and Rarieden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York at Boston.
(Only one game scheduled.)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-09-24

Postponed Games.
Pittsburgh-N New York, rain.
hicago-Phlladelphia. rain.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
en- ieieliuet Puno.

Sra Stem gorf berettes BEN 15be
bs.: Sa Irbeioerne | en- Satteta.
BRIT / 7be @tage i @aarben Nr. 1O1
garicf Street inbfanbt fig til lit ar.
beioe, opbageoe De en- Srno b9ngeH.
oe peo SaIien I ct Reb, iom par foe
itet til SrappeseIauoeert | Ace
gtaae. Oe fienbte ben itrar tgien,
Dem beb "9uiter" % tilbsrte en- at
gIepatorm9noene, @iniam @oelf.
rier.
Wens 3oeIfner traf Sunben op
% Issnebe 2sffen ON Salien pon
Sen, baIteoe De andre opab Srapper.
ne til Sabrifen, bpor De itrar opoa-
aebe, at Sabrifen | Nattens 2sb ban-
be bapt 9eisg Of rbuone @iGfter.
9isie bapbe bruot op 9sren og 'tiaa'
let 5000 Ganamabatte til Ell T9roi
af $4,000.
Spperiet blep ,%tfortspet arrnelot,
og oa etpar 9eteftiper anfonl, fallof
be 8oelfner fremoeles itenenoe meo
ben oeoe Srmoen fin, iom ban alltil'
Ieoe Here iortpileoe SpIipningsfor-
Iss paa. gn al Seteftiperne lore
Hog at b9loe en- gstte folot Tanb
ODER ben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
Stcenie.Dalo.

s to Srebiebele af So,,tb Safotas
9per bolotes Galg / Sirsbags. 8ro'
gramipsrgsmaalet bar giennemgaa-
enoe: 2icenie eaer Sffe- Sicenie. ITO
falbet blep, at Der blep Slertal for
Sicenie / en- Slerbeo al 8perne. Saa.
Iebes ieireoe 2iceniepartiet / Sioltr
Sails, 8ierre, Suron, 9%enterpiae,
gribgpater, BIanfington, elf Boint,
8Iatte, Stlrgis, S%lanbreaii, Col.
man, Chamberlain Cyan, Danfton,
Miaer, @resorI 8resbo, glunt,
sSroquos, 8oliep, @esiinston, @etts'
burg, Sigbmore, Burton, aibton,
@ooniocfet, aberoeen og Wtitaea.
9lanbt De gper, bnor 2iceniemGn.
bene table, er Sort Bierre, Surlep,
Se Smet, &eofielo, gonbe, &ocfbam,
@albap, Secla, Saulftun og elsie
ton. Sele @lacf Sias Siitriftet
itemte for Salooner.
Sra @atertopn mebbeles, at fsl'
aenoe gper / oct Strsg at Staten
ligeleoes bor itemt for 2icenie:
GaItIetpoob, CLEAR Cafe, alber, 8ol'
ga, 2ilp, @arp, Senrp, Soltb Sbore,
gltampnt, Safe Roroer, 9rtnba, 81.
enna, 8ooopin, @eblter, Slorence,
giteline, grpant.
s GreIton, Minn., bleb 2icenie
fprfaItet meb en- Stemmes Maiori.
tot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
Kriesifib / Sare.

Set itore amerifanife Slagifib
"lltab", Der fortioen bar sgren al at
bore Teroens itsrite &rigsfartsi,
blep | Wanbaes / Den tpffe Gage
paaieilet al bet brittle 9ampifib
"Gonoor" uoenfor SompfinspiGe.
"utab" laa for @nfer og "Gonbor"
bar for u%ogaaelbe.
"lttab" bIep rammet paa Stpr.
borbs SIDE, og Stsoet Dor iaa poIo-
font, at Der blep Iaaet to Suler /
bets tommetpffe HanierpIaber, ct af
benz Is 500 UNDER 9anbganger,, iaa
@anbet fosieoe ino. 8rissifibet bar
alene ben beIoige Smitenbiebeb at
taffe for, at oct life git Thumbs, at
bet traf til at bli ramrnet ret nnber
&lp6sbulet, bpor ber faafalote
trimming Sanf" befinoer fig. 9isie
Sanfer, Der finbes neuIig fere Of
benz, benpttes iom 8auqItrum, ibet
De fplbes eller TONNES meo 8ano,
efteriom Sfibets 9ous itiffer for bit
eQer for op6t / 8anoet.
Eanfen flrngerebe / bette SiIfeIbe
iom ct Sifferbeosifot, laa Der bar IN.
gen Sare for, at Sfibet ffrlbe ipnfe.
@erre faren bar CONDOR, iom
fit gougen ilaaet ino 90 ifpnbiomit
maatte isge tilbage til Sapnen for at
faa Sfaben u6beoret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19
Omfommen / Stormen.

Sra Semminsforo, Reb., berettes
ben 15be apriI: Stormen, iom
2sroags raiebe / norbIise Webraifa,
frRpeoe minoit ct, ON life to Menne-
ifelib. Mrs. 8idarb gatb, iom peb
ubeirets 9eepnoeIie ianlmen meb fin
lille Ssn git afiteo for at bripe 3rea.
turerne biem, git fig bib / ben fp.
genoe Sneitcrm, og benoes Sig glen.
fanotes Ssnbas Worgen life Iangt
fra Siemmet. Barnet er ernonu
life aienfrmoet, men ontases Iigele.
oes at bore omfommet.
Stormen bar Den pprite, man
minoes paa bisie aanter iaa tent paa
aaret, og berfor bar ogiaa Soft fuIb.
itpnoia nforberebt paa ben. 8inben
bleite neiten meb en- Srfang goIb-
iombeo, % brep Sneen foran fla |
iaa t9tte Wasier, at man fnapt Inn.
De ie EN- Saanb for fig.
Den anrettebe megen Sfaoe fao.
bel paa Siiie font anben @ienbom.
gI. a. bortreoes ct fort IntaI Sus.
tage. ct flor Intal &reatitrer ffaI
oeiaa bore omfommet. Stormen
itrafte fig iaa ranet peitoner Tom til
Sberiban / 8poming n9iten 100
WiI. Ser ineebe iterft / glacf Sins,
men ginben bar life fi1lbt iaa poIo.
Tom Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

at ~inoeboloe onttreut 1000 grepe,
anilaaes Der, at be tiliammen inbe.
boIbt omtrent 100000 iarfiIote
grepe eaer andre goifager.
Ere at Yoitfunftionprerne bar
Imerifanere, nemlie g. g. Mardl
fra Neparf, 90. s., .. g. WoobIe
ira Waibin9toL 9. g., % SO. 8.
@mpn fra groofIpn, 81. 9.
Gamperootpn traabIsie Station
nrr SaIifar fom Snsbag Iften |
.telegraiif SorbinbeIie meo "Gorpa.
tbia", bpis aaptein meIoer, at ban
fun bar 705 rebbebe Basiaeerer fra
"Sitanic" omborb i~iteoetfor s6S, iom
tioligere berettet. 9ette forsaer alt.
iaa be Smfomnes @ntaI meo 1863,
iaa Sotalailtauet soar OBJ til mel.
lem 400 og 1900 og gier ltlpffen
til ben ftsrite | Sampifibsfartens
Siltorie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-04-19

sfibenes StsrreIie, er $enipnet til
Sfibsbapnene, bpis Der ba life
imens finbes ANDRE Nnober at lamb
iGtte Yasinserer paa enb De III be.
rpttebe.
Mr. Riron ipntes life, at man
meb goo 8runb funoe giere Ut
tanic"s giere aniparlige FOR ulpf'
fen. Sfibet bar ubruitet me6 tppe
9ipbaGbe, bporpGu Der funoe reooeS
1000 Wenneffer. 9iitnof bar Der
oobbeIt iua mango Solf onrborb,
men 6ompaniet bapoe iioen Spil
Iua mango gaaoe, iom 2ooen fr9'
Der, og ga merrte ban, at bet oar
2opens Sfplo os life &ompaniets,
bpis Der life bar 9oabe NOT. Sor.
rciten ptreSe ban lin iterfe Spil ON
2iobaaoenes gsptte os getponins |
SiIieIbe af en- S~eeanbampers Sor.
lis; er life 8etret nogenlumoe rolig,
fan be life boIbe fig IPnge oppe,
mener ban. Set piier fig bog | fore.
.Iiggenbe SiIf9loe, at @uabene Dor
giort fin Rptte, og oct maa, troos
og andre Gutoriteter, mta'
ges, of baobe Der p9ret 8aaoe NOT,
lao pilbe De alleri leite, maalfe alle
omboropPrenoe M pPret re0oet.
Nan fam oerfor finn beflaee, at 80.
pen life er Zig, at ben tpinger
aompanierne til at uorlrite fine
Sfibe meb oct ~fornsone &ntaI Saa-
De, % bet er at baabe, at Der blir
n inarIig Soranoring beri, ittc
bare / England, men | ole chilli.
ereoe Sonoe. iom brioer Gasiaser.
poa De itore @erbensbape.