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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
: MARKET WAS APATHETic.
lmportantsSt Moved lrresufarIy or
Light Offerings.

New York, Sept. s.-Apathy, result
ing mainly from lack of patronage, was
again the most pronounced feature OF
today's market session. Important
stocks, that is to say, investment is
sues, moved irregular4y on light offer
ings. few f1uctuating more than a
point, while specialties, chiefly war
shares, moved back and forth as so
many pawns in the speculative game.
There were several exceptions to
this rule. notably Bethlehem Steel and
Crucible Steel, these ascending to their
highest quotations since the sinking OF
the Arabic became market factor.
Bethlehem SteePs best price was S02,
a gain of IL points, and Crucible Steel
at SO 3-S showed a maximum advance
Of 8.
Crucible led all the industrials in
activity except United States Steel, its
rise being accompanied by a variant
Of the old rumor of additional war con-
tracts and buying by banking interests
for control. United States Steel was
under mild pressure until the final
hour. when it advanced to 10 Is, a
gain OF "a on heavy buying which
ranged from 1000 to over 5000 shares
in individual lots. The entire list be-
came more active and comparatively
strong towards the end, the excellent
government crop report infusing re-
newed interest and causing short COW
ering.
Among the few stocks whose
| strength was traceable to definite con-
ditions was Western Union Telegraph
| which rose two points to II, it's best
| price since 1912, on an increase of the
| dividend from a 4 to 5 per cent. basis
'Advices dealing with the steel and iro1
| trade were decidedly optimistic, in
| Guiding some substantial new orders
| for railway equipment. The conditions
! of the industry is summed up in tn,
statement that new records. for pro
| duction are being made. Total sale
amounted to 425,0 shares.
Foreign exchange ceased to be a pri
! mary consideration, although rates OF
/ London moved uncertainty. Of1cia
figures issued in connection with tn
| arrival Of the third consignment O
gold and American securities iron
| London via Halifax were much beloI
recent estimates.
Bond trading was distinguished 70
the reduced offerings from abroad
these being less than SO per cent. c
yesterdays. Total sales, par valu,
aggregated $2,755, 900.
United States registered threes gain
en- one point and the coupon threes an
fours, as well as Panama coupon an
registered threes. one-half per cent. o
call
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09

Hartford, Conn, Sept Slight. very
tame and uninteresting heats in four
different classes made up today's pro-
gramme of the grand circuit meeting
at Charter Oak park. The unfinished
Flo pace from Tuesday drew VITO
starters, the two heat winners, for the
sixth heat, and Russell Boy was an
easy winner over Hal Boy.
Single G.. the Chamber OF Commerce
winner, showed his superiority over O.
field OF five starters, taking the lead
and holding it all the way in the first
two heats and overcoming Leila Patch
ems slight advantage in the third heat
at the half mile and winning in
straight heats. The two drives by
Mcdonald and Rastus in the last two
heats were the best parts Of the days
racing, his strong finishes bringing
second money.
The 2.04 trot had four starters and
Margaret Druien was never in danger
of losing, while the 2.24 trotting for
year oqds saw only three horses at the
starting point and in. this Geers sent
Deroche through just as he pleased.
The summary:
2.1o pace. best three in five, purse
$4,000 Diminished Tuesday,:
Russell Boy, b g. by Rustic
Patenter CGeers) ....... 2
Hal Boy. b GMcMahon). 3 s 4 2
Peter Farren, b (Mur-
phy) 1900. ........... 2 2ro
Lustrous Mckinney, g
RodneD ......... 5 8 70
Aconite. b (cox) $500. 81 1 5ro
Thistle Patch, blk
Anna Carl. blk m (Garri-
SOM 7ro
Judge Ormonde, blk (Va1-
entine) .......-.. 1 / dis
Ashlook, CHI (Crossman) dis.
Time: EOS IA, 2.05 1-2, 2.04 1-2,
EOS, 2.06. 2.06 IA.
2.o6 pace. best three in five, purse
| 81. 900:
Single G.. s. by Anderson
Wilkes (CoswelD ......... 1
Rastus. br CdcDona1d) -.
Leila Patchen. blk m (Snow).-- 2
Major Ong, b g fMurphy).
Baron A. b 8 (Cox) ........... 5 3 4
Time: 2.o5. 2.04 "a, 2.o4 ga.
2.o4 trot. best two in three purse
81, 900:
Margaret Druien. b m. by Peter
the Great (Cox) -....... 1 /
Lettie Leo, b m (Andrews) $3.50. 2 2
Fair Virginia, b m (Mouahan) ..S 4
Star Winter, b NJ (McDona1d) :.
Time: 2.07 1-2, 2.06 IL.
2.24 trot. best two in three, purse
| 1900:
Deroche, Oh c, by John A. Nc
Kerron CGeers) .............
North Spur, b c (Cox) ..........
Morning Gossip, br (Gowan) 8 s
Time: 2.11 so. 2.11 IL.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09
NEW BOWLING ALLEYS FOR YALE
Eight to BE Built In Connection With
New Running Track and Covered
Field.

Yale L. to build eight new bowling
elleys for the students in connection
with the new running track and COW
cred field for pole vaulters now being
built next to the gymnasium. The en-
trance will probably be ON York
alleys in the basement Of the gymnasi-
UNI improvements are now being made
in the engine room of the gymnasium
so that all the new buildings can be
heated by the same system. There will
also be a room for tables adjoining the
bowling alleys. A door is to be cut
into the gymnasium and one into the
baseball cage, so that athletes who use
the new track can reach 1t from the
cage or gymnasium
Frank Whitman. who has charge of
the baseball cage and who built the
dirt floor. said that it was intended to
last one year, but IL has been used
three years, and 1t will be used again
the coming season. Three hundred
loads Of loan were carted for this
floor and therA Is q mixture Of clay in
Il Very few repairs have been neces-
sary and 1t has been very satisfactory
The top-scil was scraped and there are
Few holes to plug up.
The banks for the distance runners
were not satisfactory, as the timber
was not put in according to the grain
The result was many crevices and al
times runners had their spikes caught
IN the openings and were spilled. Mr.
Whitman has had four new banks made
and they are a great Improvement ove1
the old ones.
With the new running track in opera.
ton, the distance runners will have
more opportunity to practice in the
cage. The pole vaulters will work II
the new addition and the Jumpers an(
weight men will practice In the cage a.
heretofore when it is not used by tn,
baseball squads. The soccer player,
can use the cage late in the Afternoon.
when it is not otherwise engaged, an,
the soccer men also have the use o
the cage at night. The baseball player
have the use of the cage from II a. m
to 5 p. m, but they seldom appear 70
practice before 1 D.. m
Manager Bunker Of the track tear
has been spending part Of the summe
At Watch Hill. where he recently enter
tained his predecessor, E. J. Stackpo
j.. The new covered running track 1
10 be built according to the ideas c
Johnny Mack, who has long recognize
the necessity of such an addition t
the Yale track equipment
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American League.
Federal LsRuus.
Braves Humble Brooklyn.

Brooklyn. Sept. S.-By losing two
games to Boston here today, Brooklyn
went into third place and the Braves
took second place in the pennant race.
Boston won the first contest easily by
hammering RUDE Vanguard and APP
pleton hard, the score being IL to /.
Whaling and Snodgrass. were chased
from the game for arguing by Umpire
Klein in the fourth inning. Nehen
became i'll from the heat in the fifth
inning and fell in the box. He was
able to walk off the field.
Boston took the second encounter,
4 to l. Rucker lasted until the eighth
inning, when he weakened. tumble
by Cutshaw, two hits and a pass net
ted the Braves three runs. Jess Barnes
made his first start for Boston and
held Brooklyn to five hits. Score:
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IVAN s.IIalElNIfl5l

Vannoy H. Manning. the new head
of the bureau of mines, was born in
Horn Lake Depot, Miss Dec. 10. 1851.
His father Vannoy II. Manning. ST.
represented the Second Mississippi
district in congress. He holds the
degree of A. b. from the University
of Mississippi He is married and has
two children. For more than twenty
years he was engaged in technical
and scientific work under the depart
ment of the interior. From 1885 to
1910, as civil engineer with the United
States geological. survey. he engaged
in topographic mapping in nearly
every state in the Unionl In addition
to scientific work he has long held
administrative positions in the gov
eminent service.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09
LowderniIk Meets His Waterloo in the
Ninth.

Chicago. Sept. s.-Grover Lowder-
milk. the latest acquisition to the De-
troit pitching stan, went wild in the
ninth inning and met his Waterloo at
the hands of the Chicago White Sox,
10 to 3. in the last clash OF these two
clubs here this season.
Almost hopelessly beaten in the first
two innings, when Detroit drove both
Faber and Benz from the mound pro-
ducing an eight-run lead, the Chicago
club gamely hung on and, playing an
uphill battle, tied the visitors in the
lucky" seventh by driving Boland and
Dubuc off the mound and won In the
ninth when Lowdermilk lost control.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09
PhiIIies Pound Out Easy Victory.

Philadelphia. Sept. S.-Hard hitting
gave Philadelphia an easy victory over
New York, 9 to 3, today. In the open
ing inning the home team scored five
runs on pass, Paskert's home run,
Whitted's triple, doubles by Cravath
and Luderus. and singles by Niehoff
and Chalmers. Schupp took Ritter's
place in the fourth and Perritt went
to the rubber in the eighth. Chalmers
was effective until the ninth, when the
visitors made three hits and scored
two runs. Score:
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coming Of the lake has worked con-
siderable damage upon the life that
was there before, but, unlike the
changes wrought in European geogra-
ply, this change will be permanent. les
utility. its comfort to a readJusted
plant and animal world, and its tropt-
cal beauties, in all likelihood, Will be
lasting on through many rearrange-
ments of imperial boundaries"
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09

least OF sufferers caused by the magic
appearance Of the lake. There are
forests OF fine trees slowly dying, as
Is a luxurious mass Of jungle plant
life. On many OF the trees are great
pendant termite nests filed with rest
less ant-Hke creatures doomed to slow
starvation And besides. many ami
mails have suffered the fate of being
marooned and slowly starved. The
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09

]. L. Rothrock of Washington C. H.
Ohio, is the owner of a green PAGER
called Archie Burns, by Bobby Burns,
i.19 IA, dam by Bingen, g206 IA
hat recently worked in 2.1S, half in
LOG 1-2.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09

Brooklyn (N)
ST. Louis Defeats Cleveland.

Cleveland. o., Sept s.-St. Louis de-
feated Cleveland, to 4, McCabe, a
recruit, outpitching Morton, who was
driven from the box in five innings.
The winning run was scored by How
ard in the seventh on his triple and
Pratt's single. Sisters clean steal of
home while Morton was winding up in
the fifth was a feature. Score:
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Totals so 2 81 Il

Philadelphia -. one 20 "a
Boston .......:.. x-D
hits. Strunk 2. Sacrifice ny. Caz1san- Sacrifice
hits Scott. Hoblitzel.
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COTTON.

New York, Sept. s.-Cotton futures
closed firm. October s.eS, December
1898. January 1919, March 1877, May
1927. Spot steady middling 1000.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09
HORSES AND HoRsEMEN.

Walter Cox's recent purchase, Billy
Dale, forced Yedno to pace in 200 IL
IN the third heat at Montreal. He
Itepped the last half in a minute.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09
Timely Hitting and Base Running Give
ST. Louis a Victory.

| st. Louis. Sept. s.-Timely hitting
and base running enabled st. Louis to
shut out Chicago today, 2 to 0, the
locals taking three out Of four games.
| Score.
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MON EY.

New York. Sept 8. Call money
steady; high 2; low s-4; ruling ratio
ga: last loan q; closing bid / IA;
offered at 2.
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johnson Blanks New York for Third
Time.

New York, Sept s.-Walter johnson
shut out the New York Americans to-
day for the third time this season,
Washington winning over the Yankees
by a score of / to o. Shawkey also
pitched well but the visitors scored g
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09

The four year old trotting flly 70
nidotte (3) 2.11 IA, owned by John
r. Foote of Mt. Vernon, Ohio, has a
bowed tendon and will not be started
again this year.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09
OAK GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
Unnteresting and Tame Heats Hartford Shows
Superiority Over Field of Five Starters in Chamber of
Commerce-Marearet DFuien Takes 2:o4 Trot With
d Ease,

to o in favor Of Philadelphia In the
first game and 13 runs to in favor OF
Boston in the second contest. Shee-
han was remarkably effective in his
battle with Leonard in the opening
game. The SCORES:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09

Athletics Divide Double Header With
Red Sox.
Boston. Sept. s.-The league leading
Red Sox divided a double header with
Philadelphia today. The scores were
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run in the first inning when MoeIler
hit a scratch single, stole second. took
third on an nut and scored on Milan's
sacrifice fly. Score:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09

w. J. Andrews worked the sensa-
ional two year old FLY, Volga, in
Ito "a, with the last half in LOO ga,
1t North Randall last week.
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the math. although both were ably
supported by their partners. Grimm and
Rundy.
A reorganization of the point score
and stroke analysis follows:
Johnston and GrafHp; Sets 8. points
l6s. games rs. McLohghlin and Bun
dy: Sets z. points 154 games 20.
Stroke analysis: Johnston and Grit
I'M Aces 1. placements 4S, nets IS, outs
as, double faults 4. Mclaughlin and
Bundy: Aces s. placements 81, nets 50,
outs SO. double faults g.
GAMES scHg1UUeo TODAY.
Msil0naI Ls.aus.
Bosun-a at Brooklyn.
New YORK at Phladslphia.
| American Lsauas.
Pnlade1rhta M Boston
WA'Ain9 Ss1,0' a !, Nee cs, Es:a.
St. Louis At clsrsaaad
Federal Lsasss-
sasaahurEA q KAnsaa CITY
| Baltimore n BuffRIo.
YESTERDAYS nEsuuTs
4 NatIsnaI League.
s so1 4 s scSs1ya 1s..:,S s'@sa
PSilsd e 3 New !! YORK ses (, s'ne'
Chicago 3. St Louis !.
American Lsacus-
P siI.SDs1. Boston Boston & s..5 9 sss.
| WaShtnatcn !. New York o.
st. Louis 5, Cleveland 1.
Chicago 10. Detroit Q.
IntsrnatIouaI League.
| Jersey City-Montreal postponed. rslr
| Richmond s. Buffalo 4.
| Rochester 8. Providence 3.
1 Federal League
BsOosiyn n !. Newark o tseeo o 'I gam )
| Buffalo 4. Baltimore o.. (First Eamci
| Buffalo S. Baltimore 4. (Second galnSl
Kansas City Z. Pittsburgh ? CF1rst camel
Second game callend end second inning. dari
ness
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tIl Batted for Morton in 5th.
(xx) BatIed for Coumbe IN Tth.
(zl Batted for Wambsgass In 9Th.
(zzl Batted for Brenton In 9Th.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ......-...-.o o 0O2e %
St Louis ........... o o 2 o. 0 o-5
Two base hits. Howard. Sisler. Three base hit.
Howard Sacrifcs hit. Kirke.
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q Batssd for schuDo in SUI

D VI baIl1u TOT bc4lupp N st1A
seere ~ innings:
New York .......10 % 90 o a-S
Philadelphia ..-..... S 10 o 70
Two base hits. g. Burns. Doyle E1rtehx. CrAr-
ath. Llderus, NiehOH. Three base hit, whtttcd.
Home runs. PaskeFt. Merkle.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09

Cx) Batted for Lavender In sth.
By inning:
chicago .-.-...-.... o Y 10
st: Louis -. % % "a
Two base hit. Phelan.
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Totals IS IL IS 10

TOTALS % . ~ totals 81 10 IT IL .
tX) One out when winning run scored
Score By inninEs:
Detroit ............4 5000 80
Chicago ..-........ o 2 o 2-Io
Two base hits. Cobb J. Collins. SchAlk- Three
base hits Coyeleskie. Crawford Johns Felsch Sac
rlhro hits. Bush Burns. Weaver.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-09-09

!zl B.tted for Miller in sth.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
en- Stno.G pt1ooe.
G~crtfetteIfe ira etbe 1

3ano. Ser fonbtes insen Macefor.
Dem tiltwbs for, at Werifanerne
er ct gIanoinesfoIf Omfring 10
Vrocent or at rem ipanif Serfomit,
omfrtn1 10 Yrocent bar Iiot IN.
btanif BLOB / Jig, orfrina 90 BRO.
cent err en- glmbing al Snoianere
og Spuniere os omfrine 20 Trocent
rem inbionif. Gen beoite Soritca.
ellie berlfeoe Dog melem ole 2a-
cerne. s BET belle tnget ipntes SIR.
Sino at ie me9et Init paa Werifo.
nernes Sremtio, bpi$ bare ri, Na.
boerne, poeoe Dem Meteorological.
Sit De bare 4nIeoning ill at uopifle
Jig, piloe De blipe De beoite Haboer,
pt fllnoe snife os. Set bar life
Innot, lagoe ban, at mango Imeri-
fGnere bar bIepet orebt berneoe.
Noor ban unbtog De iioite fau Tiger,
flinoe ban foriifre, at Ser llnber belle
Hepolltttonen bar life mere enb fire
Nmerlfanere blepct or9bt iom SCI.
&c al 8ri9sfsrieI. Selp unoer ben
amerifonife Sffupntion al @era
Grr5 lagoe Werifanerne en- bei,n-
oringspGroia SeIpbeberifeIie for
Nagen. Imerifonerne flnbe bore
9nn'fe trpgge. Garran5as Terion.
ligbeo % gpner nniflleoe Wr. 2ino
nleget ipmpatiif. &un ipntcs at itoIe
ttpgt poa hans prIige @ilie oe 60.
ner til at fere Sen merifanlfe Stots.
ltioe / trpa Sapn.
Otter Toreoraqct bep aoifini9e
SpergSnaal 1tiuet Wr. 2inb. San
Gap allc De forpnlfcbe S%plpsninger.
Sans llbtalclier, iipr nnar he anaif
FrTiioent @ilipna floqe Folitif Ii
seoperfor Mericp, blep uftc Billet
meo @ifolbsialper iii Slutning
fnpttcoe 6oreningcns Erpiioent,
Mr. Sbor Sfonnoro. roglc @e.
m%rrfninacr ON Merico til Toreora-
get, ibet ban poo ,Surenineens Seq
ne toffeoc Wr. 2ino.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Gil itnn lat % BRAT.

Rom 21hc Nop. - Stnliens Nc'
tnonin1 iont Ell Naftor / @erNns'
frigen bIep / @srou95 flargiort
en- ltor Gale, iom &ll'titSninlItcl
Orlando holot / Fnlermo.
Torllnirtnln9crne FOR NStnlIens
Gclto0cIic / Arigen bar nTrct rtflarC
Tor mango, cnooQ Tor Net i~tollenItC
,olf. Gen Smltrnoighcb, at Sta.
lien life bar crflTrct arlQ moo
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mango Ill at fro, at Stalicn blot
inrcr Ell aria for eQc1 NegnlnQ, %
at H~Stolicn cQcntliq life breO liq ON
Sc aompc, iom sc Naierehe iprtC
MOB Sc Slender, iom ogiua bar Sta.
liens Sicnoer.
Nctop ON Bette anu Winiiterel
orci @elfe0. San erflure0e, at ltlsni
Nopeogrun0cn iii N>tuIieu$ Oelta'
9elcl / arigen por rationale Nipiro'
tionen, ian moa in9en ber0f iorle'
be8 iii at fro, al >~StaIicn lerer bare
en- llhcu priunt Hria lt0cn Sam.
mellhUuQ meb, bpao ser ellcra lore.
gear. Nnn pInrbc bct inolnlenoc,
al lflrnt Nopcblagcn ior &tolIcn oar
"S,StaIicn@ SnmlinN", (ilboNeeroh.
rinqell al oc gnntIc itoIienitc SanoS.
reIe, iom III hercr GitcrriG I'll, oN
&errcocmmct oper Iorinterbapct
ioa par oIocIc3 life %toIicn bernte0
iproiQ til al lutte Greb.
Scpurntirco hnbe Ser I set belle
life bIi Gale on Tor nogen. Guc
Sc ire nuiercoe Stormagter niINc
ltao lult og brat I'll Gnocn. Zen
itnIieulfe NriI er 0crfor at bctrogtc
lom ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2co Al Den
fompIiiereoe Icrben@frip
Sm Serbien uotnIte Wfiuiitereu,
al &toIienS e9ue SntercSicr fro.
peoc. al BET lille &uno life maa:tc
u0iIette@ Al Gilprrclien, og ificut
&taIicn life otflroi lor Ciebliftci
fan ieuoe ~eficttip NlUlp. ioa nj
ncnne Niplp M life laoe pcutc Ipn-
&c pao Jig.
Sen CpIpsninq al Miuiitereu her
talte paa Den italIenife Neglertngs
&e9ue aiper hans llbtalel'er iorpgei
,%uterc3ie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26
Ara Oeroensfri0en.
Mftioitct | be oauife Tarpunoc.
SoriiGt,,lfe fra sibc 1

aiebenbopn 22bc Nou. ~ Gn ltor
Tlaooe al brittle l(nocrporosboaoe
- oeres InioI opgipes lor'fleIll1t,
ira 10 I'll % - er gaaet gleI,hcm
SreiunS % mo i Giterilsen. Oct
er settle, man her mener er 8rm.
ben til Den ~uirooonli9e Iftioitet,
ium ! BET iioite bar innoet Ste6 !
aattegat. bpor boaoe tpIfe % brittle
GeitropersGifabrer bar oPret Iect.
Siclee 6orIp0enoe Der bIco Den
trltilfe llnoerpanosiIaaoe eiforteret
ina Ianqt lom Ill et Euntt / Noro
for Sfagen, Spuonos 9~toroiploS, AZ
Ell itor britiif Gifnore, ser penote
De itore &rigSifibe tiIbnge, mems en-
Afoeling 0eitropers filIgte unoer-
pu~nosboabene ioa Inngt lom I'll Sel-
iingsr pe0 Snolebet til grcllulo
hooreiter llnoerpunosilacocn Iort.
icttc oIene giennem 2reiuno % in0
/ Gitcriisen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

&c heller cnb at Ina ntro puo "ci
SrcS. iont bcicr SnifIono tfnr".
Get tuifc SociaIiitpnrii er ior
Srco bper Sag, iagSc Fan. "mtel
life for hcn SlagS Treb, Tom 1pif-
loilbs Sienbcr enifer. Trcnliermi'
hitter ASouitb bar erflTrct. Of Gng-
Lamb life piloe lutte Sreb, for bei
bar naoet lit NoaI: 9p'fIanos
fuIoiirnoiae NcberIog. Eremier.
miniiter prinno bar iaat. at Sronf.
rig life funoc lutte 5reb, isr Oct
bar to9et eIios % Gotbrin9en til.
bage. Hi9sfansler bon 8etbmu1ln.
SolDea bar erflGret, at Tpiflanb
life pil lutte 6reO. fsr oct err trpa
poa, at geloien life bill bIi Ell poll.
tiff % militpr guiaIitot unber gng.
Iono. Set er min Wening, at Nigs-
fcnilerens @etingelier er De melt
rpionabIe.
"WnOfriien er oper", fortpIIer
Sr. SfeeOemanu. Sore Irmeer"
bar &eIo n1eb iig / Serbien. 90
oisle Eina bar inoeipet 3piferne M
2iaio. SoIf, iom ior en- fort 3ib
ll0en fun tolic ON De @lliere6es
Neoerla9 paa Ieltfronten, bar M
Spner ON BEN Sag, oa De tpife Or.
nicer bill nGrnle Jig Sue5."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-26

pTret Ell geoiiteg | WeIet, eLer at
en- aanariiugI fra ben n9rmeIte
Shoolmam's "Sbantp" bar togct
SpbpIb / Steeeponben, men Of Der
bar pGrct en- apuins I 9ggget.
Haaone 9@g opbages bebit peb, of
man, efter at babe Ipift, t%elefonerer
ODER til Hoboen bpis man bar
Sclefon, oa. Sparer ban, iom ON
aItirg bar "aIl right, bar 9geeet
pPret iriift; "b9nser ban op" ilben
at Ipare, bar bet p9ret raabent. Bill
man unbeaa ale oisie grperimen.
ter, glitter man fig.
Set er bare t afaoemiife Sore
Drag % / Foeii og 5iloioii, at
"Sanbbeoen BOG wieirer / Neber.
lag" ifriner G~igterpreiten @ilbelm
Eetterien / en- artifcl ON ben euro.
ppiife 8rie / "Facific.S fanoinapen".
Ru ia, Der er iormobentlis life
mere at iise ON ben Sag. Yaitoren
bar uben SpiI baabe bietet os flo.
~ioferet iaa meset / tit 2iu, at ban
maa pibe @eifeb peb bisie 5ioer.
SiI "3ecprab-V piten"s &eoaftion
er inoIcbet f%slsenbe npiepiie Spsrss-
maal:
"Spem err 9labets "funny man2"
Heoaftsren flyer, at ban bar benz
penbt iig til belle Wanbifobet os
Ipurgt Dem, foaeftipt os enfeltpis,
%offentIig / aaben SoriamIins o9 pri-
bat / gnrllm, men ingen al Dem piI
peofienoe fig oct Eeenapn, Tom
Spsrgeren nGpner. Sra &rigsmi.
niiteren neo til SrpfferioiGpelen for
iifrer oe ale paa sgre og Sampit-
tigbeo, at be life funbe tage lin bag.
lige 8ierning mere alporli9, euO &c
gipr, ON De fobriferebe Sigfiitcr for
ueIl IUrIl' he Irllle.
"Spren ifiilbe bel alorig -"
San |itirrer pno mig % hans Pin.
iigt itraolebe al Spot % Snbifab.
Men ban fit life fuIbfert SGtnin.
gen.
"Not much, ipnrebe jeg meh
megen inore &erelie og Snoi9na-
tion, init ipecieIe Self err, iom be.
fienbt, MrfGologien."
"9di io," giennlpltc ban; "oet
er inIfolo iifferlig oct morIomite, &c
noNen Sang bar Iogt."
Slig fan Ell Grlig Mano bli dt.
fa1eret.
IrnIiot.