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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
TEAMS|N
RACE.FOR. THE
Davis-EIkins, Fairmont Normal
Wesleyan and West Virginia
All Showing Good Form.

Enter, n new factor IN the state
basketball championship race Fair
mont State Normal school. Also add
considerable to the percentage col
umn of Davls-Elkins college. Fair
mont Normal gains her recognition ny
virtue OF her defeat of West Virginia
University on the University's new
floor at Morgantown. Dayls-Elkins
gains hers by defcat OF Fairmont
Normal on l'airmont's floor as well
as through having drubbed the Fair
mont Young Mems Christian Associa-
tlon by comparatively the same score
on Fairmont's floor as Wesleyan, Inst
years champions, were able TO make
on the Wesleyan floor. This last
would indicate that were the teams
to meet at this time Davis Elkins
would be strong favorite TO win.
| Already complications are In sight.
! No fair-mlnded fan in the state VIII
fail to concere to West Virginia Uni
yersity q considerable degree OF
chance In the race for the state honors
yct to all intents and purposes she IS
already beaten MS 1t stands to reason
that II she is not able to win on her
own floor sire cannot do so on the
Fairmbnt floor, and 1t is indeed q
question whether another game Will
DO played. II It is not played. West
virginia can gain no clear claim to
the championship. Ifitis played and
Fairmon wins, the situation is still
further complicated, because It ap-
pears likely that Davis-Elkins VIII
win from Fairmont at Elkins, giving
her two games to none for Fairmont.
Along about this stage OF the argu-
ment West Virginia will reenter. and
Wesleyan, 80 far inconspicuous, Will
come to the front and both Fairmont
Normal and Dayis-Elkins Will be en-
ttrely swept aside in the heat Of the
competition between these old rivals
maybe Is
Wesleyan has a powerful veteran
ave which UP to the present time has
not shown anything Of its real form,
Heayener and Singleton have not
been playing, and Shumaker has not
reached the form that marked him as
one OF the best In the state last year.
Coach ulrich has simply been becom-
Ing acquainted with conditions at
:.
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corning tire details Of the amalagama-
ton, but with the st. Louis Federals
and the st. Louis Browns consolidated
you can say we ought to have Us good
a ball club as there is in either OF
the leagues
While Manager Jones refused point
blank to name any tentative lineup
for the refurbished Browns, there is
a guess, however--mind you not from
Boss Jones--a hazard OF what st.
Louis fans may see when the amalga-
nation scheme is finally worked out:
Catchers-Hartley, Federals; Chap
man, Federals; SEVERED, Americans.
Pitchers-Plank, Davenport and
Crandall, Of the Federals; Sisler and
Weilman, of the Americans, and a
couple of youngsters.
First decentralization, Federals.
Second basemen-Pratt, Americans;
Vaughn, Federals.
shortstop-lohnson, Federals.
Third basemen-Beal or "Runt'
Walsh, Of the Federals; possibility OF
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BYlNAGNATES AT
CHICAGO MEETING
1915 Pennant Awarded to the
Minneapolis CIub-0ther
Business Transacted.

CHICAGO, Jan. 15.-Club owners
attending the annual meeting Of the
American Baseball Association ad-
journed tonight to meet in Columbus,
o., on February 26, at which tine the
schedule for the coming season will be
adopted. A schedule committee COM
posed Of o. II. Wathen, Of Louisville,
E. NJ. schaenborn. Of Columbus, and
NJ. B. Cantillon, of Minneapolis, was
appointed with instructions to report
not later than February Is:
A resolution was adopted fixing a
fine of s125 on any club that postpones
for any reason save inclement weather
any regularly scheduled game, the
purpose being to avoid postmonements
on pretexts as it is reported has been
done heretofore.
President Thomas Chivington was
instructed to look over the Toledo sit
uation, with a view to the possible
transfer of the Cleveland franchise to
that city. Charles Somers, holder OF
the Cleveland franchise, was not rep
resented at the meeting.
Dan Shay, Of the Kansas City club,
announced tonight that he had pur-
chased from the Chicago Nationals
c. Beck, first baseman; Art Phelan,
second baseman; and Bubbles Har-
graves, catcher. The price for the
men, he said, was $500.
Bobby Dunn, of the Columbus club,
announced tonight that he had pur-
shortstop, Of the Grand Rapids Cen
trail League club, and John Mccarthy,
first baseman of the Terre Haute club
OF the Central League. The price was
not given.
President Weeghman, Of the local
Nationals, conferred with several Of
the American Association club owners
tonight. He denied he would back
Roger Bresnahan, former manager OF
the Cubs, in his effort to purchase a
franchise for Toledo. The pennant for
1915 was awarded to the Minneapolis
club. The deal, which last year sent
Councilman to the Indianapolis club
was completed tonight when Manager
Hendricks agreed to send two players
to the Pittsburg club. He was unable
to- announce the two men at this time.
Manager Mike Kelley, Of the st.
Paul club, said that he had arranged
with Manager Higgins, of the st. Louis
Nationals for the trade Of three play
ers for Pitcher Charlie Hall. Kelley
has accepted Pitcher Niehaus and
Catcher Glenn and the third man to
Join the Association club probably will
be Robinson or Dolan.
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ALL WEST VIRGINIA
BASEBALL LEAGUE
MAY Be ORGANIZED
Movement is Started BY l. 0.
Smith to Start New Base
ball League.

The following article taken from
a Charleston paper shows that there
is a possible chance for Clarksburg
being represented In baseball lea
que this coming summer. A league
or the kind mentioned in the article
ought to be a big success as the
cities named for places In the lea
que are all live wire baseball towns
and could support good fast league
club.
Il. o. Smith, better known as
Bull" who has been Identified with
athletics in West Virginia for a num-
Der Of years, was in Charleston re-
Gently and held conference with
baseball moguls on the matter OF
organization of an All-West Virginia
Baseball League.
ut is proposed to include Charles
ton in circuit with Huntington,
Parkersburg, Wheeling, Fairmont
and Clarksburg. Mr.. Smith. al
though in the lumber business at
Clarksburg says that he will see to
the organization OIL d CAuu eHSio th".
will stick through one season at
least. He says that there are q
sufficlent number Of enthusiasts In
the Harrison county capital to back
a team and that within a few days
he could get enough money sub
scribed by them to put team on Its
feets and In shape to start flourish
ing season. E
Charleston fans are showing an
interest in this kind OF league and
a large number Of them have ex-
pressed willingness to back a team
IL uncle joe Wehrle can be In
duced to accept the presidency and
see that eyerythings is accounted for
during the entire season.
The fans here believe that an ALI
West Virginia circuit will command
better patronage than any other and
one Of them suggested today that he
could get 1000 persons to subscribe
five dollars each ~ the proper kind
OF an organization is formed"
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Outheld-Tobin, Marsans, Miller. OF
Eederals; shotton, Walker, Ameri-
cans. ,,....1
Praises Speed Of Terriers.
~ had more speed on my st. Louis
Federal team last year than any other
team in the three major leagues" de-
clared Manager Jones. "My outfield
was wonderfully fast.
"Erne johnson, former Los Angeles
inflelder, had no superior anywhere,
on defense. Hartley, my first string
catcher, will make good on any major
league club. Borton, formerly Of YER
non. Coast league, is a big Lacquer,
because Of his extra base hitting abil-
aPlank, Davenport and crandall
were my man pitchers, and all OF
these ought to stick in the American
league. From all I have heard. sisler
and Weilman, Of the Browns, are
corking good pitchers and will make
any big league club"
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DARCY WINS BOUT.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Jan. 15.-Les
Darcy, Of Australia, defeated George
(Knockout). Brown, Of the United
States, in a twenty round boxing con-
test at Sydney, Australia, last night,
according to cablegram received to-
day by Tom Andrews, boxing promoter
of. Milwaukee. Darcy was given the
decision on points.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
ROLL OF HONOR INCREASES.

The Baseball Roll OF Honor
which includes players who have seryr
ed for twenty years or more, is con-
stantly receiving recruits. At the pres
emit time the list includes twelve play
ers whose combined years Of play az
gregate SO2 years. 1t contains the
names Of the following players togeth'
or with the years In the game: jim
o'Rourke, S3; w. Hart, 2S; Pop An
son, 26; Jack Glasscock, 26; Kid Glea-
son, rs; Jesse Burkett, rs; Roger
Conner, al, George Van Haltren, q;
Jake Becklcy. 25; Fred Clarke, 20;
Nick Young. ~; W. Hamilton. q.
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MAY JOIN ARHy.

Reports from Australia are 70 dc
effect that Les Darcy, the sensational
mlddleweight, is not likely 10 Tisik
this country in the near future owing
to the ruling which provides that men
eligible for the army cannot leave tn
commonwealth at this time.
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ST. LOUIS, No., Jan. 15.-.Ficlder
Jones's st. Louis Americans probably
will be made up of at least fifty per
cent admixture of Federals next year.
Possibly the ratio will run still high
or. The 1915 manager of the Terriers
Welded to an interviewer recently, anu
he proved to be stauncb booster
for his 1915 near pennant St. LOUIS
outlaws.
Jones was not conversant with the
details Of amalgamation between the
Browns and the St. Louis Federals
and was cautious in his statements
regarding future possibilities, ne
was optimistic regarding the chances
Of the st. Louis American league
team Of next season, even providing
no additions by purchase were MADE
TO the roster Of men available through
the combination Of the two clubs.
Saws Browns Will Be Strong.
eve came within .00OS Of winning
the Federal flag he said, and l
don't think there were many ball CLUBS
in either league that had very much
on us. don't know much nov con-
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BOxING TOURNAMENT.

The leading amateur athletic clubs
OF New York, Pittsburg and Boston
have agreed to enter their best box
ers In a round robin tournament, the
bouts to be held in the three ciiies
during the latter. part Of the present
month, s:
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
REPORTS DENIED.

Reports that the National Baseball
Commission will be dissolved are de-
MED .vehemently by the magnates
The denial was hardly necessary since
the need of general governing body
in baseball was never greater than
at present.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16

Back Herzog, manager Of the Gin
cinnati Reds. is said to be angling
for Cy Williams, the classy Cub
gardener. 1t is understood that Il
Tinker disposes Of Williams he will
send him to Cincy, as that club needs
a man like Williams more than any
other major league club. :!
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PURDUE WINS.

nv AssoeiAIsp pHfsn
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Jan. lb-Pur;
due defeated Indiana 26sto II in q
Western Conference basketball game
here tonight !. q s. |.
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Substitutions- Washington Irving:
Coulson for Peck.
Field goals Washington Irving.t
Morrison 1, Peck 3, Reed !, DawsonA.
Elkins Perry 3, Marshall 8. Doreigh-
ty ., Toney !. y
Foul Washington 1rvings
Peck Z. Elkins. Perry 8.
Referees Nallen and Madden.
Timer McNary.....s ,,iaspwssgs ,''spIaI
Time Of halves--2o minutes.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-16
SCHEDULE COMMIT TEE NAMED
ELKINS HIGH WINS
FROM LOCAL TEAM
Game Was Most Exciting Ever
Played on Elkins High
School Floor.

ELIilNS, Jan. 15.--Tho Washington
Irving high school basketball quintet,
Of Claiksburg, suffered Its first defeat
of the season on the local high school
gymnasium floor Saturday night whom
the speedy Elltins high school five de-
fcatod the Clarksburg boys In fast
and roughly played game by, q score
Of 20 to 25. X, &,
The visitors gained seven point
lead before the locals scored and ten
minutes after tho game started tho
Clarksburgers were leading by a score
Of 10 to 4. II was at this junction that
Referee Nallen, who was selected to
referee the game quit, and Madden, q
former Elklns high school player, was
substituted and finished the game.
AT the end Of the half tho Clarks-
burg boys were leading by o. score Of
n to ". During the first half the
Clarksburg team played the fastest
hall that has been seen on the local
high school gymnasium floor for many
years and for a time had the Elkins
team bewildered by It's speed.
In the second half the Clarkaburg
team did not show 80 much speed as
in the first period and the Ellins team
came on strong and after ten minutes
of play IN the last half the score was
tied. From this time on the game was
for blood. first one team In the lead
and then the other As the game drew
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Conditional sporting news on page 2
J this section
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CONTINUED on page 2, second soctiOn.)
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
Natives Married

Natives Married "It you love me, Sigh Co me; Ifyou do not, Lie Co me, Let me think it, Since or not, Mine will be A happy lot"
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
STR. HUMBOLDT
 TO CUT RATES
Independent Steamship Com pany Diffuses Rayof Sun
 shine in Alaska

SEATTLE, Aug. 22-Manager Max Kalish has announced that the steamer Humboldt will cut the passenger rates to all points in Southeastern Alaska with the calling of the cleaner for the north next Saturday. Mir. Kalish also intimated that the freight rates would also be reduced.
 The cut in passenger rates will be to the old rates prevailing before the iu- crease was made. The first class fare Go Juneau will be S25 aud the second class SIG The old rate of SEQ first clase and s2O second class will bo the Skag- way rate. The Ketchikan, Wrangell and Petersburg rates will be tho same as were in vogue before the raise.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
Christian Science Lecture To
 Night

Prof. Herman s. Herring, C. S. B., of Concord, N. H., a member of Che board of lectureship of the Mother church, will lecture on "The Science of Christ iau Science Healing at the Orpheum Theatre, Juneau, tonight The doors will be open at o'clock, and Judge R. A. Gunnison, reader of the Christian Science society will introduce the feet. urer. Prof. Herring is just completing tour oi Alaska.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
Coal, Hay and Feed
ISLAND FERRY co.


Cole. Dock. Juneau. City Dock, Dough-,
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
Alter Nineteen Years

C.J. and A. A. Maltby, the former of Iditarod, tbo latter ot Dawson, were here this week on visit Co their brother, Attorney F. A. Maltby. The former has gone to Tenakee, the latter Co Seattle. A. A. Maltby has been tn Alaska since 1897 and has never during all oT that time visited the outside. To him Coughs presents the appearance of Q busy metropolis.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25

latter several days this week. Miss Burke is on hor way south after a trip to the westward.
 Morris Casey Of tho B. M. Behrends Bank ot Juneau, spent two days here this week, the guest Of his brother, P. J. Casey of the Douglas Bank. He has gone to Skagway for short vacation.
 Mrs. O'Counor, wife Of Mayor M. J. OCounor, left on the Humboldt Mon- day for months visit with her sister, Mrs. E. F.. Smith of Tacoma.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25
Little Business Transacted

There was but little business tran sucted at the council meeting Monday night, other than routine work which consisted mainly of paying bills as follows:
 James Lindsay, S3; Standard oil, SSOO,2O; A. F.. Gurr, SEQ; Alaska Light mud Power Co, s7475; Wm. Robinson, siSO; J. Mitchell, sl5; V. Nelson, si; l., ". Kilburn, s20.25; wm Steel, si.sO; l.. c. Medina, SiIJO,
 The hour for meeting has been changed from Co o'clock.
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25

Mrs. A. Nj. Rousseau of Whitchorse, r. IT., where her husband and son pub lish tbe Weekly Star, arrived on Che Alameda Sunday and was the guest ot her sister, Mrs. E. J. White until this morning whom she left on the Princess Alice for Seattle.
 Mrs. Ruth Burke of Raymond, Wash, a University Of Washington friend ot Miss Lena White, was the guest ot the
Douglas Island news., 1916-08-25

Annie, native son aud daughter of tho storm cloud from Taku' Harbor, were joined iu the holy estate ot matrimony by U. S. Commissioner John Henson at bis office last Monday evening at Q o'clock. The ring ceremony was used. Sum Dunn Charley Is ahiyu man among bis people, the blood of a long line of chieftaius and warriors coursiug through bis veins. He is now engaged in the somewhat prosaic calling of fishing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
10O.@runeicolcr ium Ima. Sc,


off for en- Sio iioen en- Hotis qicns
mem Inilernc ON Ell 10 Aar ganlmeI
SronohlemSalit, iom bopoe hapt Ell
garsinbtGgt al 5000 aroner.
Get nTuntcS iom ct eneitaacnbe Sil.
ITloe, % oct Loo o9iod utrolig. Wten
'ao ene~ltaacnoe er oct M olligepei
life, lfrtpeS Der | ct Horolano2brep
til "Gogspoiteu". Ger er heroppe
mange l%lnggutter, Tom bar tient Iige
nleget % enbni Here plbre 6iitcre
lom bar ticut oct oobbeltc. Sotter
pao 5000 op til 5000 aroner err
Irgen Sieloenheb lp;tger, - eler
bpab liaer mon ON 500 aroncrS tSor.
%tieneitc paa 12-14 Gage. Gn 2uA
/ CONNER fonn Der ire Silterglttcr
til 9ooe - A al De melt belbige. o.
off op poa Ell aaie oa iorIanGtc Ntio,
ooa. Men Tiigen Dor life huio not
for Dem. bporior sc bab ON at iaa Ell
M. Get iii De life, men oct bapbe
DC Haab meo. Sc toa irem Tine
Sommebsgcr % oGftebe 9oroet meo
100.aroneicoIer. Seblernc bar nof
beaer life iaa rene, men WiooagSmo-
Den lnlagtc ben 'ormooeutlig bcore
efter oenne G%rtrapagance.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Stprpilot paa Sprlanbet.

Wtanoal meooeles ben 16be Septem-
Der. geitanoen al Storpilbt / 81
ltrifterne Der ipnes / be ienere s(or
at bape ~tiltaeet iepnt. S gislebe er
lfuot Gig og en- aronbiort, / giel-
lano to Gig og paa enfelte Steoer /
De enre gpgoer al Wanbalen err ser
leet belle Sloffe al Gig, men ogiau
Siern og SERB iom mn bar bolbt iig
borte / flere Iar beepnoer after at
i%nofinoe Jig. S greolanosbeiene OF
/ Iaierol bar en- 9jprn toget Gil
bolo % / observation-disclosures bar Ser
ben repet libel en- bel Del Saiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Hcpiiipn al Sipfnrtslppen.

Bergen meboeles oen 19oe Septem.
Der. Gisponent NieIS 6. Naa bon
iflg. "Worgenapiien" inbienot ii
Hegieringen ct motiperet Sorilag ON
at Der inareit neoiGttes en- aomit(
til Hepiiion al SisiartsIopen. Son
Tunfter, Der iRrlig bpr fomme / ge.
tragtning, nRpnes: 1. Sibsmps,
zig Sronins al Sorbpring og Msn,
firing, ipecielt meb Senipn Ill Men'
itrinestib. 2. Sopbeitemt 9eman.
o~ingsifala og Irbeiostio. 3. ge.
Itemmelier meo iortrinspis Sigte pac
Refrutterins meo norife Sisiolf ii.
norife Sfibe. A. Sfiprpet aontro.
meo Sfibes Sisopgtigbeb. 5. 8en.
iionsoroning for norife Sieiolf cite,
en- piis Sartstio meo norife Sflbe
tilueiebragt peo Sioras al geiat
ming % Heoer. 6. 8ienoprettelit
al CT eiicftipt Sisiortsraao. 7. 8
unb~eroroneoe Sieiolts Reprpiento.
tion / Sisretten peh 9ebanoIina a
Eager mellem Sfib % Wanoifaber
s Sopeolinierne er Sorilaget til
traabt al Sagerup Bun, :. 9. Mo.
pincfel. u, 9uen og s. Gaitbera
iom timber Oct snifelig at iaa iitano.
bragt ell iaaoan 2op peb Samorbeiol
meo be andre noroiife 9onoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Sfrina til Snbcrfnluieiaaen.

iioIte Statsrau0 blep Der meooeIt Ill.
laoelie til, at Der en- Ssnoag / Sfto.
Der eqer en- anoen Ssnoag / inbepe.
renoe gars Ssit mootaees Sffer pao
airfernes Nltere I'll SoroeI for gr.
beioet for Suberfrloiens 9efi9mpel.
ie. Sfringen ifal fun finbe Steb /
De Wenigbeoer, bpor Sosnepreiten
efter Samraao meo Webbiqlperne
timber oct tilraaoelig. Siben 1912
bar Der pGret afbolot lignenbe 81
ring / airferne. og berpeb = liant
peo andre 6oranitaltninser = er
inbfommet en- Gum al Jolt ca. no.
900 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Gu iiclocn Siurianoit, er 9ottrr

Gn iielocn Siurianait. gn Cater
al Ole Glfousberaet pao @rue Sin.
fog ianeeoe forleocn en- Siur aon.
lie letpinot, fortGler "Seoem. anlts.
tibenoe", Sirn hopoc ppret til Sin.
pGlta meo en- Ore. lem benbes isar
baobe iolgt. Sienpeicn Iogoe bun
bent oper Sfoeen ON 8rpSberaet oa
SariiuIet til Iitop@berQet. Mens
bun gift paa Den male Stogiti / Ipr.
beben al @rGsberQet, hsrte bun eli
iterf Sllien / gluten, % ier bun lit
iamIet Jig, laa Der en- itor Siilr paa
Geien Iige fornn hcnoeS Ben. Sun
troeoe i~elpfslgelig, IT ben par $50.
ifliot, enoba bun iutet Sflto bouoe
bort. Geiollt finch bun Den ltore
6li9l oa nnberisgte ocn nprnlere.
Illglen bar i%piaeprnoe o. nogen
Sfooe fun,oe Der life opooaeS poa
ben. Get bar Ell ltor, ting, poren
Sil,r. Scnten pilttcoc Oen uloer ar.
men og holot Den on NaIicn meo
oen unoen &aano, iorat oen life ifllI.
De bragg tilifoes iglen. SIig bar
bun Den belt bien, en- bel WiIs Bel.
Get blep ct meget trUttcnoe Nrbcioc;
men iaa bar bun oQioa 8Ipoe al set
Nu Icper Den / beoite &eIgaoenoe i
2lifopsberget oa tribes goot. Hime.
ligpis er oct Segen, iom bar loc for
Of fao iig en- Steg, % ioo bar Sillren
foitet fig neb paa @cien Tor oerpeb at
ulogaa i'm frpgteoe 6orielger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20

Nrngthpitcn / &arbarger % Soan
err ioar me9et mislpffet. Gctte ifpl.
beS iiGr oct ubcIoige Tcir nnoer
9Iomitringen. Gertil er ioa 'cnerc
lteot en- anben SmitpnSigbeo, nem-
lig OF meaet al ben Srilgt. iom fom
til llonifIing / iterf 8roo er eocloot
al Worf. SGrlig 9iGloer bette sc
forIfieIlige sG~bIeiorter; men beler
life Nprerne err saaet fri. Soften er
beloigit for Elommernes Geofom-
menoe, men ogiaa al Dem er Der Ii
oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-20
Zen pafre Wape til Sbalcu. Sol

tioligere meooelt, bar 3. &lrublen
tilbuot Sanitetsforeningerne / Wo
og Sanb / Horore SbaIen at oper-
bragg iom @ane til Soreningerne
Sanatoriet "Spningom" iom 8leie,
biem for Suberfuloie, iaaIeoes at oe,
ium er biemmebsrenbe | Horbre Sba-
len, ifal bore fortrinsberettigeoe til
EIabs paa Fleiebiemmet. gpgnin-
gen er paffert og iolrigt beliggenoe
meo berlig ubiigt oper StorIieen og
ligger hunt til, omgipet al 8ranlfog.
Gen bar 3 gtager og ~inoeboioer oper
20 GGrelier og 3 ~inbeluffebe geron-
oaer. SEQ gienbommen err en- Slide
meb i~ernboloig Sonb. ga Ser / Nor.
bre SoaIen er iterft 9ebop for ct iaa.
bant Tleiebiem, er BET flart, at Sr.
&mloienS @apetilbl,o bill bline moo.
taget meo itor @lpoe.