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Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
CARROLL LIKELY TO COME. Has a Favorable Leaning Towards
 Norwich Race Meet.

c. V, Pendleton. Jr., who has charge of the motorcycle races on the Fourth, wishes to correct a statement which appeared recently irrs regard to Ted the races.
 The article as 1t appeared is a word- for word copy (with the exception of the heading) as appeared in New London paper on June Esd. This state- ment would give the reader reason to think that it referred to the local race meet, and was written by the promot- CTS of the local race.
 "The statement itself ig untrue, ac- eording to Teddy Carroll himself, as had long talk with him over the tele- phone after reading the article" said Mir. Pendleton-
 ised to ride at any particular place on the Fourth. He further stated that he had not at any time considered going to Pouuonnock, as had been stated by the promoters of that meet.
 At the present time he is undecided ss to whether he will race in Norwich pr Hartford, but is leaning very strongly toward Norwich. The belief that Carroll will come to Norwich is made doubly strong by the fact that he is coming on here from Springfield today and intends putting in several hours practice on the. fair grounds track" .ts5.,
 Mir. Pendleton stated that it was not his desire to criticize the management of any other meet that may be planned for the same day. He wished, however, to state in good faith his position in the matter of Ted Carroll. He believes 1t quite possible that the rider will be here on the Fourth. The management wishes to announce the entry of only such riders as they feel reasonably cer- tain of securing
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
JUNIOR VARSITY RACE THIS YEAR
Twentieth Annual Regatta of Intercollegiate Rowing Assoc alton Meet Takes Place Today the Hudson-Fou Cared Race Replaced by Junior Varsity-The Course Record by Varsty is IS Minutes 5 Is Seconds

Poughkeepsie. N. Y.. June 25-FIf- teen crews representing six of the twelve American colleges which sup port rowing will meeet here tomorrow in the Twentieth Annual Regatta or the Intercollegiate Rowing Association to decide the. varsity championships of 1914. The regatta entry IS most representative one including e1ghts from eastern middle western and far western universities and the contests in all three events are expected to be fully up to the standards of recent years when overlapping finishes have been the rule.
 Cornell as usual ranks favorite in majority of the three races which form the regatta program but all coaches admit that the contests will be hard fought and that the possibility of a victory by one of the less favored crews is not too remote to be given careful consideration. Columbia has a strong following as well as Syracuse, the 1913 winner in the four mile con- test. The University of Washington eight the Pacific coast champions, is seasons form and the showing made last year when the westerners won third place.
 Added interest is given the regatta this year by the presence of eight oar- ed second varsity or junior crews in Ql1CS OI lue IOur Odr0Q crews Wnlcn have figured in the annual races since 1899. This innovation has been under consideration by the Board of Stew ards for several years but it was not until last fall that it was decided to make the change. The reason that led to the attenuation in the program was the fact that the four pared shells without coxswains were hard to man age and rowed out of their course and frequently endangered other crews The new system also provided four ad- didonal seats for oarsmen, who other wise would be forced out of the regat- ta after training all season for the races.
 The four eastern universities Syra- cuse Cornell, Columbia and Pennsyl- vania are the only ones to enter eights Tn the new class this year. Neither Wisconsin or Washington is represent ed in the junior race. In the fresh man eights Wisconsin has entered a crew which gives five entries for this event while the varsity four miles race will have eights from all six in sututlons at the starting line.
 The winners in each event on the Hudson river course since the initial regatta follow:
 1895, Columbia, 1896, Cornell: 1897. Cornell, 1898, Cornell 1899, PennsyI- van1a; 1900, Pennsylvania; 1901. Penn sylyanta; 1902, Cornell, 1903, Cornell: 1904, Syracuse; 1905. Cornell: 1908 Cornell; 1907, Cornell 1908, Syracuse: 1909, Cornell, 1910, Cornell: 1911. Cor nell; 1912, Cornell; 1913, Syracuse.
 Varsity Four Dared sheIH2 Miles
 1899, Pennsylvania; 1900, Pennsyl-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE sranoina.
FEW ENGLAND LEAGUE srsHoiws
Each Teok One.

New York, June a5-New York and Boston today again broke even In a double header, New York taking the first game to and Boston turning the tables in the second 4 te 3. War hop pitched the first game and won for New York scoring his first v1etery of the season. In the fourth inning Boston counted twice on Speakers single and Lewis home run. New York tied it in the same way in the second half, Truesdale singiing and Peekinpaugh following with a home run. The Yankees scored the winning run in the seventh inning on NHna- makers single, Williams sacrifice, a pass to Maisel and Truesdale's double.
 In the second game Boston hit Cald- we'll hard while the Yankees could do little with Rankin Johnson until the eigth, when they scored two runs on a pass and three successive singles. With men on third and second and none out, Wood replaced Johnson and retired the next three men without permitting a score. New York's first two batters in the ninth hit safely but Wood again turned back the next three men. Speaker made five hits and drew pass in the two games. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
HANDLE THE MATs
Young carberry Will Fight Battling
 Fournier.

Friday night will be the opening of first class boxing in Norwich. The omcers of the club have got together six as good men as there are in their classes. The preliminary is rounds at 13o pounds between Young Car berry of Norwich and Battling Four nier of Sag Harbor. The semi final brings Tommy Shea of New Haven, the best boy in Connecticut at his weight, and Battling Sullivan of New York. The Battler will surely make Shea extend himself to win as he is a first class boxer.
 The main bout of 10 rounds at 142 pounds is a first class bout in every way. Joe Palmer of New York meets K. O. Palitz of New London. Palmer has met all the best men in the eoun- try at his weight and everybody knows Palitz can make them all step some to win.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
base hit Turner.
Chicago Won It's Sixth Straight.

Chicago. June 25-Fournier's triple and Bodies hot single in the ninth en- abled Chicago to win their sixth straight game today when they de- feated Detroit to 2 in the second game of the series. Russell had prac- ticalIy handed the visitors their two runs, one of his bases on balls ma turing into the first run and his CT TOT of sacrifice allowing the other run to score. His double, however, in the fifth inning after two were out,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
BASEBALL EXCLUDED FROM
 THE OLYMPIC GAMES Archery and Rugby Football Were
 Adopted.

James B. Sullivan, leader of the american delegation at the Interna- tional Olympic congress, in session at Paris Tuesday, made motion that baseball be. included in the Olympic program. The motion was lost as the game is not played in six countries. Archery and rugby football were adopted as permissible sports.
 Evert J. Wendell. an American del- egate, expressed the thanks of those present to Baron Pierre de Coubertin Tor the skill and fairness with which he had discharged his duties as pres ldent. He also thanked the French committee for it's hospitality. His speech was greeted with cheers last ing ten minutes
 James E. Sullivan, head of the American delegation. declared wednes- day that the work of the congress wo uld have far reaching effect, es-
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
| Veal Calves. ST-f7Et
Strand psubIed in the Ninth.

Boston, June 25-Strand, who went into the box for Boston in the third in ming. practically won his own game in the ninth, when he doubled scoring Whaling, who had also made a two base hit. The final score was Boston 7; New York 6.
 James was easy for the champions and he was taken from the box after The second inning, New York having obtained six hits and feur runs. Bes- ten batted consistently and went ahead in the third Inning scoring three runs on a single by Connolly, a double by on balls to Stock followed by Meyers Gowdy and Mann's home run. A base in the seventh. Score;
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
PhllIies Rallied in Ninth.

Philadelphia, June 25-A batting ral- ly in the nth gave Philadelphia the victory over Brooklyn today by eight to seven. After Burns and Byrne started the ninth with singles, Reul- bach succeeded by Pfeffer. When Becker bunted Cutshaw fell covering first base and Pfefers throw went wild, Burns and Byrne scoring and Becker reaching third. Lobert's sacri- flee fly to Stengel scored Becker with the winning run. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26

vania; 1901. Cornell; 1902, Cornell; 1903 Cornell; 1904, Cornell; 1905, Syr- acuse; 1906 Cornell; 1907, Syracuse; 1908, Syracuse; 1909, Cornell; 1910, Cornell; 1911, Cornell! 1912, Cornell; 1913, Cornell.
 Freshman Eishts-2 Miles.
 1886, Cornell; 1897, Yale; 1897. Cor nell; 1899, Cornell; 1900, Wisconsin; 1901, Pennsylvania; 1902, Cornell; 1903, Cornell; 1904, Syracuse; 1905, Cornell; 1906, Syracuse; 1907. Wisconsin,; 1908, Cornell; 1909, Cornell: 1910. Cornell; 1911, Columbia; 1912, Cornell; 1913, Cornell; 1911. Cornell; 1912, Cornell Cornell. The course record is Is.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
THURSDAYS RESULTS.

Eastern Association. Hartford {. Springfield 10. N',s New Haven 5. New London C Bridgeport II. New Britain 2 Pittsheid 6. Waterbury 9.
 lntsrna national LsauHs. Toronto s. Baltimore 8. (F1rst gama) Toronto-Balfimore second game postponed. nh. Montreal s. Newark 5 tFInt gan1e.) Montreal l. Newark r. tSecond gamA) Buffalo 8. Jersey City z. Rochester 8. Jersey City [.
 Federal League. Pittsburgh 2. Buffalo 6. Brooklyn 5. Baltimore & tio fnnfnfl1 Kansas City 5. Indianapolis 3. Chicago l3. St Louis 8.
 New England League. Lowell F. Lewiston 10. (1o innings.} @'1 Portland Il. Lawrence 5. Lynn [. Worcester 6. 1o inninRs)
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
PIainfieId Independents Challenge

The Plainfield Independents are glad to say that they answered the chal- lenge Of the Never Sweats and trim med them by the score of 26 to 5.
 The Independents would like to hear from the Plainfield first team to play a series of games for the champion ship of Plainfield. The first game to be played July 11th, 1914
 All arrangements to be made through the captain of the Independents, Jo- seph Monty. F. O. Box 4So, Platnf1eld, Conn
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
Thunder Shower Interfsred.

Washington, June 25-A heavy thunder shower broke up today's game between Philadelphia and Washington in the beginning of the fifth inning The score at the end of the fourth inning was Philadelphia I; Washing ton 4. Philadelphia had scored three runs in the fifth without hit and had a man on second with one out when the game was called I
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26

their four hits in the third inning and got their only run on Becks triple and Cruse's single.
 Viox's double. a single by Wagner, Konetchy's sacrifice fly, Keliy's triple and single by Councilman gave the Pirates three runs in the sixth. They added another in the seventh on sinles by Leonard and Konetchy and Viox's sacrifice. Mowrey, local third baseman, was put off the field in the first innin for disputing a decision by Umpire Quigley. Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
GAINES scHEDuLkD TO-DAY.

American Lsasss. Boston at New York Philadelphia at washington Ceyeand at St. Louis Detroit st Chicago.
 National Isasrs. New York at Boston. et Louis at Pittsburgh Brooklyn at Philadelphia Chicago at Cincinnati.
 Eastern AsssciatIos. Pittsnsld at Springfield New Haven at New Britain Waterbury at Bridgeport Hartford at New London
 Federal Lssssa Brooklyn at Baltimore.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26

pecially in the United States. Tn all the large cities preliminary games would be held. and the winners will meet in New York the first Sunday in June, 1918, for the grand elimination trials to decide the entries for the Olympic games te be held that year in Berlin. The American Olympic team will comprise the men taking the first three places in small events. The rules governing all sports will be pulp hshed September
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
COTTON.

New York, June 25.-Spet cotton quiet; middling uplands 1925, gulf, 13.50; sales 10c.
 Futures closed steady, July 1z.63; August 12.69; October 12,53; December 17.56; January 12.42; March 12.x9; May 12.6s,
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
PhiladelnhIa NY
Brookyn (N)
Pirates Took Second Game.

Pittsburgh, Pa, June 25-Nmely
 hitting behind good pitching by Con- zelman gave Pittsburgh the second
 game of the series today over St. Louis to l. The visitors punched three of
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26

tx) one out when wining scored
 (xx) Bstsed for Grant in sth
 Scoro by innings: Boston ...-....... 1 1 - New York ......... 2 0 0 0~o-6 Two base hits Gilbert Gowdy, Whaling. Strand. Burns Tesreau. Home Mann. Myers
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
MON EX.

New York, June 25-caii money firm l 7-8G2i ruling rate g.; last loan 1 7-S; closing 1 7-s92
 Time loans steady; sixty days Ia; ninety days 3-4i six HasHths 3 If.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
New Haven Defeated Planters.

New Haven, Conn, June a5-Ai- though eutbafted g to 5, New Haven defeated New Lendaa today, to 8, by timely hitting. < Both teams played brilliantly in the field. fhe score:
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26

Totais % as 19 sI T0tsls u eRtosx
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 The Newark, N T. Indians h 1hs International le<gne, have begua aJ
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
Cleveland (A)

Totals &5- q II 3 tx) Battod for BaumgAndner in 9th (xxl Batted for Hoch in sth Score D InnInEs: Cleveland ............e { 1 fe' St. Louis 0 % 2-3 Two base hits. o'Neul. Johnson. Grezg. Three
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26
Boston (A)

Totals 33 10 e7 l3 l fxl Ran for Holden in the 9th fxxt Batted for Williams in sth. Score py innings: Boston .---....--.- Q l o-4 New York 0 0 0 O o-3 Two base hits. Speaker Sweeney Jsnvrin, Ca
Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-26

ATTORNEYS AT LAW Brown & Perkins, litln1s-at-Lm Over Uncas Nat. Bank Shetucket St Entrance stairway near to Thames National Bank. TeleDhone SS-&.
 EDWIN W. HIGGINS.
 Attorney. atiaW, married Shannon Building.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Ct. KonSresmano
ocmt for Smuggling.

Ora Nelp Dorf beretieS Sen 3bie
6etruar: 6bp. aongresinuno gu.
CHS q. 2ittaller % hans @rooer,
&iulam Sittouer, begge boiotte /
8loperspiQe, q. y, bpor De briuer
EFT itor &nnoifeiorretnitg, tilitoo iig
ioag / Gorbunosretten ifploig / Sno.
Ilnuglil9eu al 0iantalter iii Ell
@Grbi al $4,000. Slicius bar an.
flaget for at hope imiiglet Giaman.
terne nleo iig ifIulte / i'm Heiieful.
iert OF WiQiam for at hape moota.
get Dem til Spbcporing.
Ge ilap ira Set nleo at betale Col.
Ben, lom belsb lig til $4,000, lanlt
en- 9eoe al $1,000 bper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Solfeityret / China
unoererapes.

Sra Tefing. Gbina, t~elegrafere5
Sen 30ie Sebruar: alGe SrtriftS-
ioriomIineer i GbinaS Sropiuier cp-
loites al Irpiioent 0uan Chi aoi
i0ag. Senne oittatoriTfc Snnslin5
~betragtes FER ion Il int 1T
Sfriet / Retuing al GolfeIinr On.
itnrtelie / China. Get nGite % iioite
Sfriot oil. mener man. bli SpbepeI.
len al Fropiniernes lopsipenSe 6or-
iamIinser. G. Sorlpoenoe oil uioe.
at GUAM Sbi aai aaercoe bar ct
Manoat oeroar unoer ltoorbeioelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

Of Er9Il0entells arau herom pil Tor
nnleoige Ell mcget onlnreret Icbat
/ be9gc @uie % itsoe paa itert MOB.
ltano ielu ira 0emofratcrnt9 She.
NrGiioentcns strap ON at itrnge oen-
lie Varagrai lionr nemlig +! oirefte
Strio meo set rationale ocnlofratiifc
&alsprogram.
Senator Nensboa ira Souiiiana
bar Irenlat ct 6orilag til ell lsoeral
sGgteifabS on StilSmlsicIop girIhcn.
DC Tor BET belle Snnh. Zen 'ori,aac.
Dc COP er nutiaa ltreng, ipccielt mcb
Scrlpr til S%tiIsmiSier, i0et oeu bI.
q. be'tcmmcr. at Ngtcir0er, Tom
bar iaact SfilSnliSie. life itaI bopc
SOP til at lno9aa me sGatcitaber.
Nanr man herer, at Der / lll1io.
mems forlfielIige State beoilnc9 ooer
oobbelt iaamange SfilSmiSier iom /
ncle oen eorige frtlille %cr0elt I'll
lamncn. bar ser. iagoe Seuotorcn,
poa bsi Sio, at ser togeS Sfribt til
at Iad lat Ell Stopper Tor llpGlcret.
aongresmano Stecncrion ia
Winnclota bolot / Srcoaas Ell Gale
/ 6nusr al lloitcoeIien al @onb5 /
ct 9eleb al $4,000 900 til 9p0nin.
gen al Ell Hegieringsbonc / 9~lIoifo.
ct iaooont Soretalenoe pilbc, barn.
oe0e bon, / hsi @roo irenme IluifaS
llotlfling o. opmruntre Snonanorin.
gen til bette bort i|ierre I|erritoriunl
Gn al Mcgieringen ciet % orenet
Sernbanc / Alalfa hapoe intet lfrpm
menoe neb Jig ior bans SeOfomnen.
DC erflGreoe ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10

re Tenae, eno Ser / iammle Gieneo
beuilgeS al 6orbuuoSregleringen. q
@iOrag, ion M ioreilaaes bepilgeoe.
lfal ailpenoes al 2anobrilgsbpilfoler.
ne giennern fine IorlrngelieSturier,
BOG ldaleoeS, at 10 Hroeent al Sen.
gene nnoenbes til prattilfe Common.
itrationer paa Sarneue, ) psf. til
Srnfning % ll0glpelie al Tamileiter
% ailoen Sanbbrnaet omhanblenoe
SGenlng, % be reference 20 Tro.
cent til lnoerpiSning / Nu3holo.
.ningSlTre caer onoen npttig EAR.
Dom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Sra Koneresien.
HrGiioentcn bill life ianftiuncre ben
npe SnoDnnoringslup.

ErGiioent @iliou bar gipet Son
greslen Tarlel onL at bdn life bill
ianftlonere ben me Snopanorings-
lou, on Senatet ifltloe tilitemme
BEN al &uiet p~eotagnc 9eitentrnelie.
Der frGDcr Ell pls aunolfabsprspe
al ole S1opallorere, Tor Dc tiuaoes
at fonme mo | 2uroet. San tror
life, at oennc Frepc, ser beitaar / al
tlrnne lpie nogIe foo Orb Gngelit
euer ct eler uloet aroet SproQ, bill
tlene loln nogen Wdrontl Tor Sno-
unnorcrenS nlorul'fe aarotter, eller
bans Stltfetbeo I'll at blipe en- 400
Berger % nDttigt Wicolem al Gam.
funoet. Seller life pil Trspen tie
lie iii at uoelllffe ilette aarofterer,
6orbrpbere eQer andre pirfelig usnif.
pProige S~nopanorcre.
@Uao Der er Erpii0enten IN al
gicre, er at faa peotaget en- Sop, ionl
oil iorbin0re SSn0uanoringen al
Ecrioner tilberenoe De i~letteitc aloS-
ier al GuropGcrc, ionn life bciiooer
"bperfen Gpgtiabeo eQer Gnergi,
9Gpne eler SnteQigens til at blipc
opgtige gorgere ei!er npttige Nteo-
lenlnler al Samiur0et."
|rGiioent @ilion inotager iii set.
te Spsrgsmaal Sen iarume Solbning
ionl Gleuelano og Sait ier BAN, hnil.
fe begge negte6e at iauftionere @oue
in0eboloenbe @%eitemmeIier ON en-
aunoifabsprepe.
Gen ioreliegenoe Sop peotoges,
iom ti0Iigere meooelt, al Hcprpicn.
tanibltiet meo 24O moo 40 Stem-
er. Selu en- Den ogioa ifuloe bliue
rcet1get al SeuGtc;. pil Sen DOG life
flrne bliuc e~iPl0erbe Sop ouer Bro.
iineatcns Geto.
GrGiiSc:iten iiges al O9rc nofiaa
iicrft / Sdosr al Nrbeiosminiiierens
Flar, nt uoeluffe ale Snopanorere,
iom life fan beitaa Ben ipiiife Trc-
ne, lcm frrues al Nefruter for Sc
6or. Staters 9lrme. Gn iaaban sc.
itcnnmalle piloe. tror G~rpiioentcl.
ogiaa .iierf 8rao bibrage til 0es.
ningcn al iaaoel Set aiiatiife Sno-
parS,'ngsproblem iom al Snooan.
oringen al acknowledgements / lin
alminbeligbeo. noen al frPnfe be-
itaoenoe 5rafta.rettigbeocr ga 9e.
itemmeIicn piIoe aiPibe ale Sno.
panbrere Iben Senipn iii. huilten
Race De tiI9erte, eler buiIfet Steo
De fom ira.
Vrpiioenten bar ogiaa faoet ia
i%oritaa meb. at BON er | Saper al,
at geitemmelien ON, at amerifonife
a~pitiartsier ifal pasiere toloirit
giennem Nanmafanaien, itrpges,
ian ole @erbers Sarteier titles moi
aetis paa Iise Sob. Get i~oruoiees.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
0lmerifaS 0lojte
1noianer

Sra Tolca Gitp, Sflabomd, mel.
oeS Den 5te Sebruar:
Foncaituntmens 6op0ina, "@bite
eagle, Der antageS at ppre oen
GIoite SnHianer / De 6or, Stoter,
er ibae nfgaaet ueo Cohen / lit Siem
Der | ben boie Nloer al III Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-10
Streif os Sofout.
Sfal Norsc feirc SnbilGnmsaarct
mco Ell Nrbcioefria?

Sra ariitionia telegraiereS oei
CITE Sebrilor:
Mrbcios bar no.
ierot Sariel ON 2oeforit al oper 40.
600 arbeioere / Srpnlasie. og 90.
piriabriter / Serniteberier o. Srp-
bare, @unmi, Cement % Saope-
iabrifer.
Samtioia bar ben tore 2anos-
INSTRUMENTATION it0lenot Spfor.
bring III S%pnlpatiltreif al ole @r.
beiocrnc paa Observation-Disclosures
paa Srogner, ale Sppoaraier o.
S%ogtrpffere, grnggcarbcioerne, Sis
mrllo og Sprbeoere paa Sfi6e /
apitinrt, @agerne / aQe itsrre 9per
oq ale Gr6eioere T; ben eleftro.te
miife Srouitri % / Wielfefonoenic
ringsiabrifcrne.
Babe 2ocfoutcn 90 Streifen trp.
ser ifrai; SEN 1909 Sebrliar, Do beg
&c Barter ifel1e auntraften mna gi-
be TO Tigers Barrel.
Zen zoe 5ebrliar telegraieres ira
arlitiania.
Otter Ell aonlereuce, ionl bar oPret
fele Nfatter, mellem oen cf Regie-
rinqen opnPunte WRgler Sbomds
@eitpe o. HeprGientauter Tor 9lr.
be~iosgiperne og Arbeioerne, err Ger
opuoaet en- Speren3fomit, iont man
boaber bill bIipe qoofienot al beggc
Srgnriiationcr5 Stpre. Ger or ioa
leoes goot 6uab ON, al Den truenoe
arbei0sfrig fan unogoae5.
Genne tore trllenoc aonilift !
Norge ma pare fontmet nof ian
pluoielig % uueiltet. Tor peo Rpt
oarStio iroebolot De norife Apiicr
Ell Wcbbelclie al pPientIig ieIgenoe
Snbbolo:
Get Ter uS til at SSll6ilpum$aoret
blioer ganife rolig hpao arbeiosfon
~fllfter, Strcifer eaer Sen Sllg3 an
gaor, iOet Der uPite S(ar life roIs-
Der nogcn 2sn5fontrafter peofom-
menoe organiiereoe Sag al nTpne.
uGroig 9ctponing. Sluttebe Alta.
Ter Iont itoor Tor Sur til 6ornpelie
laar giGloer / alt pGientIig enfelte
mInore 9eoriiter nteo ct iamlet 9lr.
tal arbeioere paa 1000 q 1900.
Serit / 1915 uolsber Sariiierne IN
oen @pgningsiagenc. Der iom be
fienot omiatter Here Sllien Wano.
SelpieIgeIig fan man / 1914 lige
iaa Iiot iom / andre aar forebpgge
aonilifter iom opitaar al Ell eller
anoen tiliGIoig @runo % iom / ri
minoeligheo begrrnies iii BEN en-.
felte 9eoriit aleue. Men organi.
tionsmGsiig Ieet err iom iagt lloiig-
terne iii et rolig 4ar paa slrbeio$-
marfeoet meget gooe.
BED Nptaarsifiitet par Ser Streif
blanot Gigariabriferne / ariitiania.
5orhanSlinger inoen SPnoitiffe. o.
Galoge.S nouitrien ioruoen ltooer-
eusitcmmeIier pee apGrner BRIG %
iioit. men life minoit: Zen eoinoe.
liae Streif pee Pieres Msller / gu.
nifen neh JronNhiem.