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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
StaHingS Full
of Confidence

George =. StalIings, manager Of the
happy band OF Braves that reached
town late last night. is brimful of con-
fldence that his ball tOssers arc going
to take the measure Of the Athletics.
while ] don't believe in talking,
will say this" he declared upon his
arrival: Those critics who have pre-
dictcd waIkawuy race for the Ath-
Ietics are in for the surprise Of their
lives. They are of the opinion that the
pitching Of the Athletics will stand our
meu oil their heads. We have beaten
better pitching sinre July lS than the
Athletics can send against Us.
I'VE have the gamest team that ever
stepped on the dlamond-a team that
never knew when IL WAS beaten and
whose enthusiasm and confidence in It.
self carried 1t over everything. Every
man ON that team Il brother, aud tho
best possible feeling prevails both on
and OF the field"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
MRS. STOCKTON In
THE VAN ON LINKS
Plays Sound Golf and
Leads Field with a
Gross Score of Sc.

Mrs Il. r. Stockton, OF the Plain
field Country Club, who won the prize
of the Womans Metropolitan Golf As
sociation last year for the player show
ing the greatest amount OF improve
ment, led the field for both gross and
net in the wOman's ,one-day tournament
yesterday over the links of the Morris
County Golf Club. Her card was
50 8 8S.
In view of the rule that no player
can take more than one prize, Mrs
Stockton had to be content with the
gross, which left the net for Mrs. c. F.
Ubelacker, Of Hackensack, with
97-7-90. Mrs. Ubelacker has not won
prize before this year.
Mrs. Stockton's card represented
good golf, and her wSrst lapse came on
the eighth hole, where she pulled her
drive into the woods. Her card follows:
T IA .. ....:.::tt SSS 33--;;33-ss
The next one-day tournament of the
Woman's Metropolitan Golf Associa-
ton will be held on the links of the
Sleepy Hollow Country Club to-mor-
row. 1t was announced yesterday that
tournaments of this kind will be held
at Montclair on October 8 and at Hack
ensack on October 20.
The summary follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
TIP TOPS AGAIN
BOW TO CHICAGO
Thinkers Men Score Vic
tory in Last Game
of Series.

The Chicago Tinx shook the dust Of
Washington Park off their shoes for
the season of 1914 yesterday, and in
doing so defeated the Brooklyn Tip
Tops by a score Of to 4. The game
was called ut the crd of the eighth
inning in order to allow the Tinx to
catch Il train for the West. Chicago
wagcd a war Of aggression from the
start, and had il not been for the fact
that they were anxious TO return home
the totals might have been raised to
still greater proportions.
Joe Finneran was sadly mauled by
the Windy City men in the five innings
he worked. Six OF the seven runs
scored by the visitors weer made off
him. Jim Blucjacket, who replaced
him, was touched for single tally
and Rude Somers checked all scoring
plays.
The Tinx made a bakers dozen OF
hits off the aforenamed galaxy of pitch
ers. Zwilling drove home run high
over the right field fence in the nth
inning, and moment later Wicklald
tripled, but was thrown out trying 10
stretch the hit into home run.
Fiske, who pitched for Chicago, was
effective in all except the fourth inn
ing, when some sharp, clean hitting
scored three runs.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
Fans Sure to
Throu Up Hats

o, goody! Tho Giants and the Yankees
ara going to play city series!
No sooner had the National League
pennant been cllnched by the Braves
yesterday than the news Of the local
series was announced by the New York
Baseball Club. IL il believed, however
that the officers Of the two contendinE
clubs had been plotting for some time.
The series may serve to take the edge
or that other pOst-sessOn battle for
the Yankees and the Giants will start
on October s. one whole day before the
meeting Of the Braves and the Attn
leticE. The championship will be de-
Clded by the best four out Of seven
games.
Followers. Of local baseball are in
cIlned 10 favor the chances OF the
Giants. but OH account Of the good
showing of the Yankees on their last
Western trip ii is believed that they
have good fighting chance. Certainly
they will work hard to win, for II is
rumOred that Pecklnpaugh has been
promised Job ss manager neat season
If his team can down the Giants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
STALLINGS FAVORS
ONE-DAY STANDS
Manager Sf Braves Will Urge
His Plan Before Com.
mission.

Boston, Sept. 29.- George 7. Stall
lings, manager Of the Braves, winners
Of the pennant in the National League,
will 90 TO Philadelphia for the meeting
Of the National Commission tomorrow
prepared to urge the playing of the
worlds series in one-day stands. This
was the word that he gave TO a friend
to-day.
1t has been proposed to play two
games in each city before moving to
the next, and it :sejinown that Connie
Mack, manager OF the Philadelphia
Athletics, is IN favor Of that plan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
Chamber of Commerce
to Honor the Braves

Boston, Sept. 29.-The Chamber Of
Commerce officials announced to-day
that the organization would take Off
cisl notice Of the victory Of the Boston
team in the National League.
A banquet will be rendered the mem
bers of the team during the worlds
ernor Walsh and Acting Mayor McDnn-
aid have promised to attend, and have
seconded an invitation to Governor
Tener Of Pennsylvania, president Of the
league.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
HID from the Hub of the Polo Grounds bearing WIN I m D
League Pennan Captured After Greatest CAm6 N me 702 =
Double Play by Pirates in the Ninth
Sounds Death Knell of Giants
in Race for Fourth Flag.
HARMON PROVES SAME OLD JINX
Bv HAYWOOD BROUN.

Hub Is the gates snd "eIta" cant Np
night for hvSme series at w
and they championship OF the National League % "
them. -, p... I.s.d ,b. Cubs while
The fight ended yesterday afternoon when bosto"
che Giants we're losing Pittsburgh Not even the ~
tbr nine remaining and New York may close VII" rush " ~
sts.S, the leadership OF the league
and the very best the 1ahS eau
10 apIsh halls game the Anyway the teams cl4Sn IN
and the fans can see these
o neY, week battle with the Philadelphia hheCS 0 III"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
CELTICS THIRD IN
THE SOCCER RACE
Defeat Clyde Away from Home
Third Lanark Springs
curnrice
Surprise.
rBy Cable to The Tribune.l

London, Sept. 29.--Four Scottish
League soccer games were decided on
the Glasgow autumn holiday. Celtic
defeated Clyde by a score of 3 to Q
away from home, and is now in third
place.
A good game was anticipated at
Aberdeen, where the famous amateur
club Queens Park did splendidly to
share the points. With so many OF
their players on active service Queens
Park is doing particularly well this
season.
The Rangers were expected to beat
the Hibernians, but Thi- I"uark's run
away victory over Partick Thistle by a
score of to caused big surprise.
The results follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
Manchester Wins i
Close Maid

H. H. Manchester, hsndieaPpees /,
minus 30, won the championship y ~,
Harlem Lawn Tennis c ub BY dsi..sis
(. L. Blumenstein, scratch, N 49,
sets yesterday afternoon. Inc
were l0-S, Is. sAs
The match was a sizzler from snis {
finish. BlumensteIn had
chances to win, but his opponen. ~
ably played his best game "nea q
were darkest for him. The niIISt q
played on the club courts, bSh~
and l36th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
DUNWO0DIE GETS EVEN
Defeats Montclair Golfers IN
Sec( nd Team Match. j.

Twenty members of the Upper Mont
clair Country Club paid visit to the
links of the Dunwoodie Country Club
yesterday for a return team match,
with the result that the home players
were able to square accounts for the
defeat inflicted at Upper Montclair a
week ago. Dunwoodie won by 33 points
to IA, each team having the club pro-
fessional as last man. The decisive
match will be played at Englewood on
October 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
MAPS POUND BALL HARD
Drive 3 White Sox Pitchers
from Box and Win.

Cleveland. Sept. 2g.--Thc Cleveland
Maps defeated Chicago to-day by Il
score Of 10 to l. knocking Wolfgang
and Fabcr from the box Dillingcr
also was driven to the bench, but Hag.
erman was very effective.
Callahan benched Demmitt for failing
to slide into tho home plate.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
Buffalo Feds Capture
Two from Packers

BInslo ......B o 0 % I'll II
Kansas tlr,..O . ! . > Is u
Dausria, Ford and Blair, johnson, Adams
Porting and Eastcgly.
SECOND CANE.
Buffalo .-.......i o 90 II : 0
KanSi- city % 0 0 0 D 0 90 Y
Calico on account darkness
Batteries Moran and Layignc; stone, lien
nlLg and EnICToth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
Triple by Cakes Wins
for Pittsburgh Rebels

Pittsburgh, Sept. ga triple by
Cakes in the fifth inning, with the
bases filed, gave Pittsburgh u 3 to o
victory over Indianapolis to-day
Knetzer held the visitors runless
for the second time in the series.
President J. A. Gilmore and several
other Federal League officials saw the
game.
The score By innings follows:
Pittsburgh % q 0 3 900 "a
Indianapolis % 0 y . y U % s 0
batteries knetzer and Barry; Moscly.
billiard and Rarlden, TeIter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
BROWNS BUNCH HITS
Defeat Tigers by Big Rally in
Fourth Inning.

81. Louis, Sept. 29.-Singles by Pratt
and Walker, Clcmens's three-base hit
and a single by Kaufman in the fourth
inning to-day gave st. Louis victory
over Detroit The score was TO /.
Stanage's triple and q two-base hit
by Bush yielded the visitors lone tally.
The score follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30

'Batied for Wiitsc in the lfth inning.
Pittsburgh .. 3 q q %
New Norh-.. 0 . 0 0 o."
First base on errors-Neu York l. Two
base hits--Bcscher, Carey, SchanC. J.
Kelly. Doyle Thrce-basc hit--VioN. Home
baSc--J. Kelly. left on hascs--Pittsburgh,
4 New York, &. Double play GERBER Niox
Gnd hOEetahy. Bases on bails-OT
O'Toolc, .; OF Harmon. =. off Schupp. =.
Struck Out-By Wiltse. q; by Schupp, .: by
Harmon, {. Hi's--Gh OTOole, none two
at haU; or Wiltse S in innings of
Schupp. ] In 4 innings Time--l.i7. I'm
pircs-uart and Riglcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30

a homer. By this time the score Of
the game between the Braves and the
Cubs had been posted, and it was up
to the Giants to win in order to pro-
long the pennsnt fight. In the ninth,
with one man down, Grant singled, but
Merkle hit into a double play.
But wait until next Year.
The score follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30

Two-hasc hits--EEan, Weaver Touruier,
Demmitt. Three-bGSe hits-ROth, Breton.
Sacrifice hit---Rackburn. Sacrifice Ny--Col-
lima. Stolen bases -fOuruier 90, DAILY.
Weaver. Double play -WambsGagss. Chap
man and Johnston Ilits-Oh WofEanB, 4
In 1 inning; on Fsher, ( in - innings:
off Jasper. in rs innings. OF Diniuger.
in 3 innings of IagernIsu. IN innings.
First base on balls on DliUger, I OH
IIAEcrmau, . off FHher, off Jasper 4.
Hit h. pitched hall by DillUEer tSchalk'.
Struck out--HaECrmsu, s; DiIiiHger, I;
Fayer, .: Jasper, I. Passed balls Mills tgt.
Wild ptch-.-Jasper. First base on errors 70
Cleveland, ." Ieft on base Cleveland, 5;
Chicago. II. Timc-2:l2 UTlpires-IiIIc-
hT.nl and Diuten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30

An important game was decided in
the first division of the English Asso-
citation League Tottenham Hotspur,
entertaining West Bromwich Albion be-
fore large crowd, won their first vic
tory OA the season by q score Of to 0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
Many Golfers Enter
for Nassau Tourney

Owing to the fact that more than a
hundred golfers have entered for the
open tournament Of the Nassau Coun-
try Club, beginning tomorrow, the
committee has decided to limit the
qualifying round to eighteen holes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
DETROIT 4. I.

T0tals 80 10 q 70 lT To'aIs....g5 9ilGl
Kan for Stsnage IN Tie seventh inning
tEuued Tor Csvet Ia thr seventh inning.
3Batted Tor Main iu the ninth inning.
St Iouis.............. 0 3 o q -
Detroit. 0 Q vi
Two base hi.s-Austin Kaufman, Bush.
Three base hits.-CIsm"us SfglaEc. Hits
on Cavct iu iauiuEs, oil Main. l IN :"
innings stolen bss,--Austiu Double inlay
Nellmau to Iayun 90 Kaufman LEFT on
bascs-- Detroit 2: ~. Louis 6. First base
ON halls-OT Wtllman ., OF Main. .. Struck
out By WClmsn. 4. Umpires--O Loughlln
and chin. Tims-s.W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
ninth Whitted drove Eyers over with
his two-bagger.

BOSTON Boston '''''-''''y u n a :"
Two-base hit--Whitted. TAr"c-b base Tits
Zimmerman, EUes. sacrifice hit-MsranTille.
SacriEc1 fy-SaIcr. Stolen base Connolly.
Loft on hasns- Chicago. .. Boston. T.. First
base on bzlls--OH Cheney. II: OF Hughes,
First base on errors chicago. :" lllt hy
pitcher MaranyillC. Struck out-By Cheney,
\, by Hughes =. Passed halls--Archer -.
Wild pItchcs- Hughes 20 T!me-2:l0. I'm
plrrs-- O. Connor and Byron.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30

Two-base hitB-Shaw. Delehanty. Home
run-ZwillinE. Sacrifice hlt-Westerzll
Wilson. Stolen base-Zwiling. Left on
bsEes-Chicago. s. Brooklyn, J. Bases on
balls--On FinneTan, 2; on Fiske, 2 Struck
out--By Flnneran. 2; by Bluejacket. / by
Fiske, 3. UmpiTeB-McCormick and Bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30

Baseball To-day, Washington Park Tin
Tops vs.. Baltimore Feds p. M.-AdYE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30

BASEBALL, Polo Grounds. To-day. games. First
gan0, 30 T. ~. Giants ". BOslon.-AdU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
Totals 81 l3.2Iso Totals. 81. 20 46?ii2 0

'Batted for Finneran In the 9th inning.
tBatted for Bluejacket in the seventh inn
Ing.
Game called to allow Chicago team to
catch train.
Chicago ......O o % 1 OF
Brooklyn .........0 0 3 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-30
Stated for wiItso in the afth inning.

To,aIs...ae 5927Il1t TotaIs.....a2 q s7u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
100 Glars Winoer.
~Gunaepalacts Taa.

Zen t76e Mai 1914 Ito6 8eora
Speorup paa TrpiioentpIabien. Son
oabnet Msoet meo ell Gale, hoori
hon gicr6e opmcrflom pao %ietighe.
Sen al GoQens IorbonoIinger og
enote mleo islgenoe Orb:
"2ab os, mine Serrer! oGIge
oen Manb, ser, ionl ri hoober, til
gomle Noraes SeIo ifal beitige Soa.
fon Noeitens % queries / aarbun.
oreoer leoigpPrenbe Trone".
9oIen bIep mootoget meo Slirro.
reab og @ifal6; men life ale beltog.
Ga after nor oet Smien, iom trooo.
te irem poo Wtinoretallets Tegne og
ioreIlog, of aonqepalgets uoiottes til
isrIte Storting, ON Rorge oa moaite
bane SSreo ellcr Oanmorf, Hislono
eller GnQIano bcuoe anerfienot Gan.
oet5 llaihPngigbeo. On Sorilaaet
blep pebtaget, itilloe Teaenten oeo ell
Population onnlooe3 on at isre Gin.
ret iremoeles, inotil Situationen Pn.
0rc0es.
Trpiioeuten iun6t 5oriloqet non.
togeIig ioroi Set itreo moo 5oriam.
~linqen5 tioligere geiIutning ON, at
Regenten ifuloe bore Tapn al aonae,
90 at ban ifltIoe uPlses fsr Soriam.
linqen oplsites.
SoIlen ~iIiittet iig bertiI / en- porm
Gale. "Spao piI0e, buno mootte ga.
tionen tPrfe. noar bcn fif bsre, of Ri,
eiter at haue beitenlt, at Rorae IfaI
bare en- aongc, irpgtaatig erflGret,
al ri MI life tnroe pTlge BAN? -
-- 9oo os title os pore eSorfp.
ores GrerpIer for Gie og erinore, at
Strait. Mob og Gnisbeb ouerpinber
ale @anifeligheoer. 2ao os erin.
ore, buoo ri err bort SPorelono. Dor
9gre. oS ielu % pore Giterfommere
itploige, 2no os life hanole iaaIe.
oes. Of bore 9srn og gsonebsrn Ifal
iorbanbe port Minoel"
Iambecf. Seriin 90 Msller uotal.
re Tia / iamme Retnins.
9erpaa beilutieoes, at aongepol.
get ifllbe ioresaa, % al enhper ifuI.
De biftere tit @otum iii Vrotofols.
Ieoer anfer, Tom ifuIbe potere
ierit, bifterte:
10 oi ale er upibenoe ON Dor
nRrpRrenbe politiife Situation i
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
GIcfantcn.

OF ale Sc Hationer, TOM bar fa'.
let 'ig geiiooeIier / oct merfe Sat-
LAMB. er Nranfrigc ben encite, 'orn
hibtil life bar iaaet nlporliae Sor-
hoIoSregIer FOR at borne ON Yer
o~el&oeIcns GIeiontbeltonb. meoens
Sniflanb, GnaIano OF TortuaaI ollie
rcoe ipr Ipnae iiben neo 2op bar be-
itemt gleiantfreonina inoen fine Ger
ritorier. 6eIaen er Ga blit, at Gle
iontirecrne, iom life ITngere fait
%tiIireoSitiIIc fin Sagtln't / DC freoeoe
Serritorier. itrsmmer I'll DC frantic
&olonicr, hror ser for Chen ortoeS
Sen rene Hoobriit paa Glefanter, o9
Sen Sib fam life ppre loligt borte, GA
ser life Irn1erc iinoes CT e,eite Gle
fallt poa ironif Serritorium. Get
bebitc @cpis for oettc Iepcrer Sololi-
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900 GIeionttrnbcr. 90 set betpocr
Sobct al $4,000 G~Ieiantcr. GcrtiI
fonnler ocSlthcn Sc intna Gle'antcr
hpiS Spnoer life peier oper 6 2g., %
Tom 6crfor life bIiper reaiitrcrcoe al
SoIoopierei 90 cnbbo nloo man
rc1re ntcb ale DC tanoleic Gle'anter,
Iom sc Snoisote orTber Tor &ieoctS
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giIf oq frorf 3ongo ipIhes Der a;cll.
%ueminitIiN 10000 glefanter pr. gor,
90 / belle Iirifa, Tom ontogcS at hooe
Ell Glefantbeitouo paa ca. 100000
Chr, bIiper ser Inert Iar nebIost
life minorc ems 10000 Stpffer. Tor
at foo Gnhe poa oenne llbrpooelies.
frio. hor man / Sronfri9 oannet en-
"Sorerting al Glefantuenner", Tom
piI uoarbeioe Ioriloa til posienbe
Torholosreqler o9 2opbeitemmelicr.
Sc Srcbnin9sbeitenmeller, ion,
plntllp00eS, 1tdl foreorIg 91Ploe ttte
olene GIcionter, men ogioa 2soer,
Siore, Eanthere oq Sloobeite -
9ur, iom aIIeIommen ON life lpnee
piI hrre f%orimtn6ue ira Soroen, hpis
ser life blIper giort noget for at be.
ifptte Sem.
Mten Trebninaen al GIeionter %
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facet iarIige Wobitanbere / en- Gre5S
al ESTABLISHMENT, iom / Iirifo bar
%Ittoeret Sc ~ifabeliae Girfninger al
SIetiefluenS @ib. Dc paaitaar, at
Sc nrpnte @iIoopr / airifa netop er
Nrneiteoer for bet iarlige, imittebG.
renoc Snieft, Scr hibtil bar eiort oet
nmllig at iaa Sc eliropGiife Snsbpr
til at tribes / Nirifa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
: 8reoe fra Aorees 8yeder os Dyer. :

Meieriprienet / Tunmarf. Otter
Spboloet oerneoe reiite ban omfring
her / In1tet os u~nberpiite / Sit. %
Smsrlapning. s 1S7O.aorene fisbte
ban Norobs. Smfring 1900 iolgtc
ban 8aoroen til i'm Nabo Saloor
3nlltlen Rorobs, men i~orbeholot zig
eft minore Soroitpffe al gienoom.
men. Ser bpggebe ban iig et IIoer.
o%omsbiem. San par gilt meb Iaite
SelIefsbutter @ifa. Ie bapoe ineer.
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bomsaar en- nleeet benpttet Wano
oct offentlige 2ip. %ur | mango Gar
meb / Serreoitpret % Sattigitpret,
gaiteosfommisipr, 8aIgmano, Sog.
rettemano, Cart og SfienSmano.
Sar fonititi,eret 9ensntano / Seoig-
beoen mellem 8ripi % Talen. Tar
/ flere Iar Sparebanfbireftpr %
omfring Is Mar GIpeinipeftsr / go.
eIpen, iamt MeoIem al 2anohusbolo.
ningsielifabets Stpre / mango Iar.
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praftiierebe ban iom laaoan, oa ban
beo Selpihioilim bupbe erbperpet iig
goo &l1nbifab ON Susoprene. San
bar altio reoe til at bjrlpe, % ocrfor
err Ser mango Tom erinorer bam meo
Saf.
SibIigere SSorbmor Der / $50 Sn'
ger Sneebretien gergene beoe 81 oS.
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Der fra 1883 inotil for ct Tar Iar
iioen. Sum por meeet aniect % Of
bolbt poa @runo al lin Gpgtigbeo
oe fromme Sinoelag.
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gnfe efter Omar Sorberg, err ms
beb. Sun bar oper so Nnr gommel.
Mari In~unbsbotter IFS % Slc
Sboritenien &aoia Nps) bar ms
ferret grplliip, ligelebes Sibnlln
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Seit biem ira Imerifn.)
Sobn Sobnien Ssgsaas bleu Tor
fort Sio iioen iinoipg, % er iaa
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al Hprrenno-Hob, iom iGr0es og
bpgeer % Dor Ser langt / Setter pua
Sc itore Iibber.
30te Nbril 1914.
Ola Mnbreasen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

europa. iaa tror leg Oct rietioit oa
forfistigt life at iteume for noaet
2ongepaIg | bette GiebIif, men Ser.
tmoo auboloe hos 1rinsregenter. al
ban inbtil pibere oeobIiper 9eitnrel.
len al 8oneerigct Iorae eftcr sen al
HifsioriomIirsen ianttionerte aor.
ltitution."
Shri'tie proteitereoe mos oette
Tohim. @iterot set pes Stemune.
flerbeo bar aigiort. at en- aouae ifltI.
De p@lgeS, maotte man icioieloeIia
her lom oco oIIe andre 9eiIiabeoer
rcttc liz eiter Maioritetcn.
Weoel 90 2epcnifioIo hruoet. at
@oteringen / bette bsiit oigtiae Gil.
fGlSe maattc urre ri. % 8rsonoro
~benterfct, at moatie ban life / Bette
SiIfrIoe frit iigc lin Nenina. iao
ficnote han inacn uiriere 8oriamIina
erb oenne.
Totcrinaen foregif oerpoo.
Sc fIeite ubtaIte, at Sc eftcr eoen
SperbcntSning % line %plgcres
Snlfe 9au &riitiau 6rcbcrif lin
Sternme. Infcr. 2euenifiolo.
WeoeI. TarIbera. Cnnien, @craeIono
o. Il. 9ioroe set ionmrc. men Sc llh.
toIte oeSnoen. at Sc helit hopoc icct
aongcpoIget uoiat.
eftcrot ariitian 1rc6erif mes Sc
fIelte Stentmer bar naIat til Roraes
&onac. fom set bsitihcligitc Cieblif
nnocr belle Observation-Disclosures Gam.
prr, GA Trriioenten @cora Soer.
orla, reiitc iig og ubtaIte:
"Nellt er aItiaa inoer Tordes
Gnerlerfer Norqes aamle aonaeitol.
lom Ioelitener oq Spcrrcr bcflrbtc.
% boorira De nrco TiSoom OIL Strait
ltpret gomlc Horge. - 9lt Sen Iis-
Dom oa Strait. Der prnbet hire, bort
%bcoenoloS itore aorgcr, o1ion mout.
re bcilTIe oen Spritc. nj, HorQeS irie