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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
BELMONT CHASE
BEING REPAIRED
improvements at Belmont
Terminal for Racing
Season in May.

Work has been started az Belmont
Park Terminal in preparation for the
annual spring meeting OF the United
Hunts Racing Association, 10 be held
on May 13 and IT. In addition 20 a
freshening up % the entire plant,
number of improvements arc TO be
made
New brush fences are TO be built on
the steeplechase course and the turf
placed in the best possible condition.
This steeplecnase has long been con-
sidered the stitfest IN the country. The
brush fences range from 3 feet g
inches 10 ( feet & inches DO height, the
former being the height Of the water
iump. which has q l--ioO- water hole
beyond
The timber course. where the hunter
races are run. is being rebuilt also ior
the purpose OF making this the sthest
OF its kind on this side OF the Atlantic.
There will he twelve jumps 70 eacn
mile. four being 4 feet inches and
eight being 4 feet . inches ID height
some being post and rails and others
board fences.
Tweuty-four additions! boxes arc 20
be built IN front of the big grand
stand. and the stand and paddock as
well as all other buildings and fences
on the grounds are 10 be reprinted IN
green and white, the association col
ors This will brighten up the entire
property and furnish an ideal seituHg
Tor the brilliant colors which wlH oe
so much in evidence on race days.
In addition TO the ample stable &C
commodations available az nearby BEL
mont Park. extra room is beng ar
ranged i'm the stable of the Turf and
Field Club. which adioins the terminal
rytra facilities Tor the parking or su-
romobiles are being provided, ana lot
the majority Of the spectators. lhose
vho do not motor down. special tram
service is promised, with running
.ime OF thirtv-fve minutes from the
Pennsylvania Terminal 20 beiho"'
Park Terminal ,r;5e
No pains are being spared 20 pIoS.ue
for the big fields of starters whlch
are assured. particularly in the Greae
United Hunts Steeplechase, WIN US
record $4,000 purse, and for the pig
attendauces which the NUMBER ana
character OF the events and pAr''''-
pants are expected 10 draw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Making the Habit.

"Ycs. ! know all this" says Nj.
Henry 4. Dufer, the well-known fgure,
"but knowing it doesn't seem to help.
Nv puts still keep falling short. How
am / going to break myself Of the
habit"
Here is advice that Walter !. Travis
and Jerry Travers have 20 give on the
subject:
The average golfer. or q putt ranging
from ten 10 twenty feet. hits the ball
in the hope that il will stop some
where near the cup-from foot 90
TWO feet away. But there Is nothing
definite in his purpose beyond this.
What he should 90 is 20 first try
and get the right .ine; and then-eo.n-
ceutrste on this one thought; This
bail. Il I miss the cup, is going az
least a foot beyond. IL is going 20
stop short. am going 70 give II a
chance
Just a little practice at this concen-
.ration soon develops the right habit.
and II is only by making habit o.
a thing in golf that any consistency
comes.
The point is thu, the player who hits
AN approach shot or an approach putt
firmly. even a. the risk o. going 700
far. Will make fewer mistakes than
the one who constantly plays under
restraint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
The " eak Shots.

Here and there you will see goIle'
over-approach into trouble beyond the
green
Here and there you will see pu't
that runs on so far past the cup that
q stroke goes 10 waste on the return.
But we SHOULD say eight times out o.
ten the bad shots are the ones that
stop well short, not the ones that 90
over.
And for this reason the shot that
falls short is nearly always weakly mr.
and the shot that isn't struck with
srmness and decision is pretty sure
20 be poor. 4 ball that is nrmly ana
confidently played Is not only almost !,
svre 10 be Up. but 1t is almost sure 70
he held on the right line. -
So n IS far better 20 hit the oaiI
ermlv and take d chance OF beng over
han 70 hit the ball with a fear Of
Accommodating and so strike VIII IN
decision and q wabbiy wrist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

II the golfer at large could hold true
TO Just one resolution out Of the count
less hundreds that he makes each
snrirc a. the seasons start, the one
20 pay the biggest dividends would be
this
Always give the ball chance.
]. is an old maxim. Of course ou'
the only way 10 get even an old maxim
into the system Is by constant pound
ing. And We figure the keeping OF TINS
resolution would be Of greatest value
on this account-more strokes are los'
bv not giving the ball chance than IN
any other way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Speedway Racing.

p.cause Of several novelties miro
dpeed IN the way Of open classes 10
Hanged a. TO bring out entries OF
ho,.emen not members Of the koao
r,iye,g Association. the ASSOCIATION
meets that the eighteenth annual
enscdway parade and horse, show, 20 p,
Kid on April %, will be wei soPpo PIN.
I'm the last seventeen yeais 'nv c y.
,e,,tion IN the event mas p''n 80 ,be
~ members, but the dephI tu's o. - r.
canning show 10 catering 10 a." Debicios
ey. OF horse drawn pleAs.'. 49, M,
/. being made 20 HcquAh, In The
msm ',ao., 81 the Harlem driveway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

How many times in the course oi a
season ON the putting greens WIZ d
Golfer tap the bal several feet on pc pc
~ond the cup and then miss coming
bsck9 once In a while. but not so very
How many times in the course OF q
wear will the putt stop anywhere ron ON
Two inches 70 two feet shoil OF w
~ ,rbere II never had a chance 20
40, Almost as often a. there are
- on the trees or blades Of grass
along the green iairway.
There are things that warp ain.a
- the nervous system ~ TINS
g = .r but there is nothing that 50 50
-" INTO the heart a. the sight o.
a 40 nut, tina, start. for tho centre OF
the Gun and then dies out two inches e,
sb so where only thimb.eful more
courage would have saved a stroke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
FAVOR A FRESHMAN
BASKETBALL LEAGUE
Various Colleges Indorse Plan
for First-Year Students.

Al the last meeting OF the intercol-
legiate basketball committee the Yale
representative suggested that O fresh
man intercollegiate league be formed.
Or. Joseph I. Raycroft, Of Princeton,
president Of the committee, appointed
4 committee Of six 10 consider the
plan. and they will report in the near
future.
Nearly all Of the member colleges
are in favor OF the proposed organiza-
ton. Yale. College OF the City OF
New York, Pennsylvania and West
Point have all signihed their approval
Of the league.
The ruling adopted this year, that
no freshman should be eligible for a
varsity basketball team. has. in their
estimation. injured the sport. because
m. frst-year men lose interest DO D.
and have no incentive 20 keep IN prac-
tice during the first year ~ college.
The natural result win be q lowering
OF the standard OF the intercollegiate
teams unless some method OF trainins
the entering men j. devised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
The Sphinx an Hysterical
Creature Compared to
Our Own "Waddie."
BUT HE MELTS WHEN
HE IS NOT PLAYING
This Ranking Player Is Not Lazy.
but He Hates 10 Run After
the Hard Shots.
Ey JAMES ;. o'NtALE


They tell this tale: While t.e last
49,, +.--fs .os-r vas plavirc thc West
r.... f... ....,...s. q
EN- AZ %" ''""0''
great shout went uu from me sptcta-
.o~.
r. ,..,~ ...,....t . r,sr
ia. va" '..-.. ,, s-..-.,.,r IN
ou.s.1e .
s"e ~ ... ....- .N,sbbrr-
oH, d. ieP''e'
Sh,,.eo- a., v...t.-. ", ID, .ha
"''on 81, .t...
FaNS'"s TOT 'NS. I +,o
l'Ns 4's"-,'s .....,..,,.s
..,.,..~ t'. ,ecnlisr ..lsr drive" and
the way De conseves h,s energy Ans
one OF the three would attract to hu
the attention of amy tennis gallery if-
.ng. even II Die were poo one o. Che
hos. ola.ors in the country.
Few in the gallery perhaps. realize
just how good player the icic.t i,.
FcH see tne strength ol 'l9 r.A. ".. ~.
and fewer see it o. i.s bcst. Watd.e
hits them best on rather heavy grass
court. and when conditions are Juff
right Tor his game hc may oc counted
upon 90 hold Up his END VAN amy TIA"
Many expressions Of d Isarro .r'mcnt
were heard q, the recent rltora. inc
door champions ships 100 this city. Wash
burn was the only one of the FIRST ten
entered. and he Was counted ON go be- a
serious obstacle in the path of 'he
Meteor m other words. b. Lndley
Murray ln che latters rush for Che
tile. Washblm performed miles be-
{ low his standard, because be was out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Golf on Public Courses
4 Mixture OF Emotions

You have nothing better 20 do than ask
unescOrtei women their names. II
But We fed ANONYMOUSLY, with fear
some words such as brute and my
husband ringing IN our ears. Aiter
all It Was much pleasanter and safer IN
the shelter Of the nineteenth hole.
The Brighter side.
Lest these recorded incidents o. life
on the public links might tend 20 scare
away prospective golfers. let az hasten
90 present the brighter side.
man may walk into the nearest
golf goods store. purchase set Of
clubs, d bag and a dozen balls. and
make his way 10 Van CortlanGt Par.
Il Is not uecessary that ne ever held
q golf club In his hands before, ever
saw the game played. or knew anybody
who ever had played. lie viii discover
some one az the first tee VINO is worse.
Suppose this Hypothetical golfer does
miss the ball clelnly IS be makes a
joint-loosening swing az u. Ih~re viii
be another hap.ess individual who wll.
make his swing and break his CLUB. il
our hero should brcaS his club, the
other Will not only fracture the stick.
but the head will fy Of and seriously
injure some Of those awaiting their
turn al the tee; resulting ln charge
of felonious assault.
This may sound improbable. but try
IT, Then you VIII realize that you can
never be the worst g Ter M rhe world,
for there is always somebody worse.
Furthermore. he always seems 10 play
a. Van Cort.andt Psry on The days you
are there. Van COrtl4-ct Park is men
as. H.H %. q. D..
it's; but the scene might be shifted 20
any other public links with equal re-
suits.
We have known several men who
made the bomDastic statement that
pions in the Worst PLAYERS in the
World Tournament. We took them mp
o. Van Cortlandt Park and stood by Do
silence while they watched the actions
OF those q. the first tee. sooner or
later they signifed they had seen
enough, and never thereafter did they
make idle boasts
Which would seem 70 prove that, no
matter how well q man can do Ger
tain thing. there D. always somebody
else who can do IL better, even u rs
playing bad golf.
The Cstlin House Course.
Work has been started on The new
golf course on the former Catlin es-
tate. in Greenwich. Conn, and an
effort will be made 20 have u ready
FOR play before the summer "anes.
Tho coterie Of wealthy New Workers
who purchased the property intend 20
convert 10 into one OF the finest INKS
in the country. and no expense VII Dc
shared in any direction. The Cathn
house will be partially rebuilt ana
used a. . clubhouse. while the former
Schmaling house. on Harrison Avenue,
Will be used By the professional and
other employees Of the club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Double Penalty.

This matter Of constantly gong
shv on short approaches and putting
has A double penalty
There IL first the physica! pehally
Of the lost stroke. or the iost chance
10 save stroke.
There IS also the moral upset Una ma
follows where the player inward
..,rs,r,, bis indecision and lack Of
oonrsre is likely 10 lose confidence
ana fsIl OF in his play for the round.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09

stantly short % the cup. You never
sec q bad putter who is constantly bee
You'd the cup. Poor putting. more than
anything else, comes from blow that
isn't struck with confidence and firm
ness. A ball, nit with enough lrmne~'
20 Gerry j. on past the cup. is much
more likely 20 hold the proper line 'han
one weakly tapped. with indie on
dripping from every pore in the pltter
This ISN'T a matter OF opinion. Fol
low only few rounds and you viii find
the facts and the records in the case
prove the point
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Pleasure and Peeve You
Can Quickly Achieve,
if You Try.
BEWARE THE LADY
WHO CLAIMS A BALL
But Don't Fear Your Game
There Will Always Be a
Worse Player Near.
BY FRED HAWTHORNE.


Golf, az II IS played on the puohc
links OF this city. has its besetting
.... os,o.s L,o-... b,+ tbero are
S'"'' e0o"''e'' A"'''' "~'
also compromising virtues suHcleNl 70
draw several thousands TO the courses
.,.h ...so,
only JOB himseii could make rounu
OF the Van Cortland Park links, Tor
,,s.s-co and escane with mind unruf-
g..,-.-t .t,,,...' s,,. .r,.,,f,,lly N
..eD ~'- '''' ''o'''-'
himself: j have thoroughly e"Jo!eu
every minute Of the game, ana nobody
4.4 .,,..ti,,. or said ANYTHING that
N'' ...t
would nave gwen me JUST 'a1Se
dissatisfied with life in general on goi
iu particular
A. matter Of fact. We suspect mat
the old gentleman. presuming be could
g0uge his way out OF OunAeI WI"
nIblck and keep sttaishl anu - -
rom .Ae zee, 49, 80 bv hal
poirt were ~ to 80. Jo,,-, a
JUST as ne was aDo~1 ~ 80 -
s,N-inch triHe a. me S--".e '''" 'o''
for The match ana the dt4Hh .......
Slcn things and worse happen very
cay a. Van Cortland W NV s. 1g',. ~,
nate golfer stride over 70 -o..o '., ing
players bail ana ne'.oe's a., 49, 49, ~
or the green aNu ~ - a1 bebi~G
o,ner reason reason 1H1" -. 10. n1 20 The hole
.@a P...As .l,,i ~ - man On the green
,,-sr.isi-, nl,.ts after having holed out
p .@',-s'.' --l -, ,,,-n-es before
T,.r .he ladies. bless their inde-
-, md fearlessnessl
P'1rrLL. - v,bo i. wise In IN. WAYS Of
80 r-,biic mark links knows better than
- cross the feminine portion Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09


able competition a. the Law School, the
Bee. prize
Washburn is always in immaculat"
white. cNcer, for thc .rlc colorei
.f~ines OF tie Werf Tennis Club
oFc,al bet Samu, Hopkins Adams
tha lrf.f.f.-shIe INVESTIGATION. mus
have been thinking 1t Washburn when
he recently classified tennis as the
cleancst Of the sports
AS for the second OF the character.
fstic. Of our hero. he carries the doc
trino of conservation OF energy 10 such
ar e,tIero r.f Ic could hold down
.rv nhv.Irs chair .n rho land Many
fbIrk chad Wa.hbgrr carrie, Id too far.
.fIo r.LD ,ol ola. .lfrlfe.f motion
,...,.rI .I.. Do. t.le fe ,snnof
,..cL
Fvorv .nmrcr multitude Of fair
.recf..or.. .,rIa.rn. "Tfero. I know his
,ye.Irh. ls bad. because be- did not sec
tfaf ono"
Washburn wa. ranked o. in i0Io.
Glass D .n f4fr ir tho third ten ,r
fgi3 The second Ton The foilow,ne wear.
,.-b .~ ,,, f., a. rsfl ami ,i,,btI
'... ...'... u,.. D.. 80 t.r.,er
b.. NH ..lr, o., ...oL I...,. ,,o, man.
49, ...-. 1890, D.. ,,...h, e., h..
~ Ga. .oo',s. -....,, .I,-s
From tlo ar.t Us.hb.rr ba. nlavcd
ti. own trpc Of game. In "A tennis age.
.neefed un bv tie da-fing network Of
t.e laI-fornurs. thc Ncw Yorker has
rcsolutc'v stuck to what Is essentially
a base-l.re came Ue brings up anew
the Old problem. Which would win
perfect net attack or o. perfect base
Inc came9
Harvard Wadlie is not however. help
less az the net. The excellence OF some
Of his doubles performances dispr0yes
chat lie fayor- the backiinc. however,
and his comparative siowness Of foot
aud the fact that his service. though
good. has nor the terrific speed Of Nc
IoughlIns. Williams. Murray's, OF
other. confre him 90 more baseiine
,,or. chan mast of lilo other cracks lie
rurs rather sfiF and loses many points
- The not ID rorob elovness his net
g.,r. ,. hotter In doubles because he
has less ground % cover
Did YOU ever hear beaver. or A.
least q muskrat. slap its fat tail upon
the surface Of the watG. just az the
animal dove. 90 warn others Of D..
tribe Of the approach OF anger? Well.
Washburu'- famous slap drive looks
lust Ike that slap of the tail sounds
Apparently, tie drive IS sfaight hit,
but t varies from a slight undercut, &C
cord ng 90 the height at which Wash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Surest Test.

Here is one even surer teSt OF thr
value Of always being up. iou never
ssa frst-class putter who - con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-09
Tales of a Wayside Tee
By CRANTLAND RICE.

(NOTE-Th series will take up the play of leading Amer
ran amateur xofer. will be biographical statistical,
hut rather in the nature random obseson OF the
x,v, and achievements of our leading golf stsrs.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-18

Sor et Iar ll6en uar aretSler
MOBILES oucr. at bon. citer at boue
trent iom elterri9it Sihccr uc0 Gem.
BERG OF itlIot en- ao@iot Tor at lrclie
NJ cdet Gin. olorll pil0c fcIe ia
lltanb I'll al optrr0c ior ct ru5iit.
enQcllt eaer rant Tlpllfum. iom
Tor q ldo beaelltret opcr hans Spil.
"Wier," Tiger evening Bot "aou.
lerten / Carnegie Nall mao haue lor.
lltret ham ON. at han life bebeper
at Tnlltc iig, ielu ON ban life / sc
nrrnleltc Nar talt lpiuc Giterriacr.
mes N%atiouaIlana / Tctrograo. Ia.
rla cller Son0ou H~sroolcn9 Tubli.
finn t0N 0cnnc forncnmelid lom et
pnttert Mulitmmer. iremlart mco
lmlttcuoe @egciitrlug." imnocr
"Gpenlnl Toit" ia at tilieie. ga
lom N nIorlianelil Golfer al lfiel
Ntilllf nil Srlti areialcr blipc mos.
tdNet / Tctroardo. @onoon on Ia.
rla - set fan man sdnife truot ior.
unii9c."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-18

ucb, ot Nu@rnanbaQuttcr on ,>cntcr
ira Siloal hor gluet ell 400 aontin
gent Al sc l%lopanoreoc hcrira. Oh oct
lfllloc lite lmorc mia. ON Here al
hlaic, ser hdr pUrct borte lrrdcrc
Slh, uil0c bape or0t Tor al ltaoc
Somtcn i0icn hpor Ndr3 % Mor~
lille. iaruclile Stuc llo0 bortc / Mas
fonten. Observation-Disclosures or nco.
Ioat life iom ISelac Al Nu>mGuoenc4
Spliaclicr. mcn iom Gollc al &infci
ira mere lcpclile SW2ulltaar andre
Stcbcr / Tcrhcn.
Gultllrcn bar alcrnc uolct rcior-
mcrcnoc mcb liz. Htlillrcn bar o..
iud trUrl0t mo her | Galcn OF Tor
unoret iau mc1ct, TN Gina, ioni
Hulturcn hur iornnortt. ipnca lea
ialialo or iloc, bet er f~lUoca0roa.
ten. Si9oal hapbe / i'm (i0 Ell No.
pcrlll, lctpillot % luu0 Nationol.
oraQt baaoc Tor MUu0 "a apinocr.
Sen or iaagobtlom roriWm0ct Get
hrrcr Ill Sielocnhc0Crnc al lc Sen
pei tilitaarnc SlQodl>treic nrco
SnIuflappcr. &u%m0toralteu hor
hol0t lla hcorc. iad man cnomi fan
ic ocn. NJ NoIf her lduucliom ANDRE
Stc0cr hnr cltcrobct %ucrnc o1 tolct
6crc2 NlU0cbragt tnotr pda altior
ll0cn Tictct Tor NG0rtuc OF 6ct ma
tlonolc. vi or fanltt mao dn0aar
(ictct ior TUorene % set rent uotlo.
nolc noact bel mo0ernc. nj Norb.
mono. II har laa altror LEI Tor ut
tulc enter bct me, oQ cr 0ct me uoen.
ira ierit fonlmct inb. bar vi onot Tor
at loa oct lanllc ao0c tiIbolc i0icn,
iclp unl ri ma inbrpmmlt, Vi bpttcoc
oaorllgt.
7c mango, Spmuer ol 2etrc Ionl
or lioponorct hcrira, Ga iom bar pbct
pclC Nupcr til COMMENCEMENT, tnll
lea troitc mcb. at @rrmouuIrcn nj cr
rcilt, % at %naQin0en ploerc nil tort.
iUttc fonlmcnoe Tanr.
&ioerc err ica be0t onl at brinlc
Aicnbte o9 ajrrc manages Nillclcr
til Dem al %loocts >Gierc. iom bar
Dem, lonI tTnfer pod liz her. Ser
iioDer mango @omIc her / @n0bcn.
ser t0ltcr poo inc Store / Setter
bcimcn. Sea bnpoe nctop Ibag BE.
ic1 al en- Tlorc WonO Der |0icnncnl
MIG pilbc ioo @eifeo ON Ell fiTr Nror
herbortc. Sect iea illltter nit iib'tc
@rcp Tor ioor, bcoer lcQ o0c, Der bor
Ell 900 Sonfc fnr oa herhlemmc.
mootoQc Ell hicrtclig Nntaorabillcr
ira ocrc@ iorbunbnc
Spcin 0ttrCIan0 :.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-18

buorle0eS ale Tlanter5 Blade ueo et
more Srritotion reogercr offiirat pda
'omnte &tS iom Gprere. Saiaa al.
beIe5 iom hos Iprene saer isrit Iysf.
iomhe0cn ouerior Srritotioneu, Tor
ocrpon llien at oitoge / Stprfe. Ter.
lom ell Vluntc az Ell eqer drbeu
tSrlmo CT bIet uomditet eaer Lap,
fommcr Den liz ialcn iorbolospis me.
Get ldndiomt Gu burtig Snoiugs
nina AZ Tun0 oyer I'll at beann6e
meo Neliomheoeu. men orlper ben
oerertcr illcn ltertt nco.
Profession Roic hor ogiuo glort
Ser CpondeIie. at gIfohol uirfer boa
TIarterne aI0cle9 pdd iumrc Dtdd.
De iom pou Iur % Ytenneitcr. Rnnr
man u0iTtter Ell Tlontc Tor @lfohol.
odnlpc. blir ser 'srit opItuct % til.
iuueIu0cuoe iorlrrtet. Mcu otter CT
Stm0a Norleb aunr set mlc0 Slonr.
item lom meb Nicmeitet ser fommcr
en- SloppcIic, % Sen bprqer mco
Nouc0ct en- liIucnoc &irturnI
lporc3 oQinu. uuur mani u0lGtttr
Tlantcruc Tor cuocI Nl'turicr. !. er.
aullnrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-18
CT imoiif Soloatcrlcir.

: en- StilorinQ / "@nuloia" AZ ell
itor in0iit Sroppclelr | S%porruntrlg
bc0cr oct bl. a.:
&c iiloiife trooper, ser iaor 0tn
liolte A~''llbning / europa, iorlnoen
Oe lenOca til Sronter, er ~anbra9tc
poa ct tort NerreiG0e / NGrheocn
al MtorleiQe. 9tnar man er tontmen
ln0enior @ittcrporten Ill bette Scr
reiToe, tror man zig hcnlat til De
inOilfe Gpentpra bro0cbc %crocn. n
Eou begge Slocr Al Den breoe Gac,
Der iprcr op til SIottets Noue0bp2
ming, liqQer Gelt pco Selt, hpor &c
'urpcoc Solootcr Dor.
Too Sen iric &.aos meQem Selte-
nc hnlocr ,inoerue S%fuoeeuelicr mco
blillOe Eotroner. Nan paslercr ior-
Ri Inngc HGfter al Sllrfbaa meo Dc
trlm1mc anlpc o. llnlffe Sibfs, Der
mco line reaelnlGslige Nnligter
finn lioct minocr ON Mongoler.
Ut Stco ii0oer en- aibelin0 % inc
toger Gdaen2 Moueomaaltio. Ma
Den tilbcre0ea Al Dem lelp, "a bucr
cnfeIt Stnmme ia1ttager nsie Sc
ltrenge Heglcr. Oc oennc @enieenoe
or pant iii hienmeira. Sc ipiier
finn nleget Iioct aieb o. pil BELT
bare @icocfipo.
Get cr sc mertcli9itc Sfitfc. man
lprer at ficnoc. noar man Qonr ON
Imellem DEM. u Steo Tiger Ell
Mano lanlcoe2 Cgiao III ieIgcr
min Some berbicmlne Den Heael at
bltn ierit mao ipIie TO elmer eiter,
at bcnoca Wion0 hdr iaaet lin WtoO."
Set oil iiNc, at mn ifol inoto1c Ia
9en5 Nouc0mualuo 81. 3 ON Rat
ten; men ON huu bar reanet Oct iuu
noioAtiq uo, uco ltanocn ooq life.
9,aur Sihteruc bar ipiit, iutter &c
Jig / en- Hun0trc0s o. roger "a line
lonle Nibcr. . miller ogiaa ipriqt
sort. % oitc Ter man Dem iiooc /
tnlic @rlippcr cutrinq en- 6ortTl-
Ter. Scr lonac. cnSiOrmigc SGtnin-
ger iortUler 2cgcnoer ira oet iierne
Niemlun6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-18
Nar Vlamtcrnc 9scrpcr?

Ntotll hdr man iom HeacI anita
act. al Nerper par set tuiliommc
Coos iom bare or iorbchol0t Ntcn
ne'tcr og Gpr. Npao Vlonteruc an
9anr bar man nlent. at DC maualc0c
Cra0ner, lonl paa bCitcmt Maa0c
reagcrer Tor mcfauiifc. temiifc od IN.
't'te %rritotioucr, Oct oil nltiua liac.
et Nerpcln'tem. filtlluof ul0itc
man, AZ Vlonternc reaQerer lor ui4ic
pore SorctccIler / @r. @uiet. Oh Tor
Ell cntelt tropiif Vlantea &eotum.
nlcnoc. Mimoid Vuoito. hou0e man
oalno ld9t Nicrtc I'll. at uc0 SEN
minoile Nerortug al Nlooc clcr
StIlt, lolbebe Nlnocue liz elebliffc.
lig 'onmncn. Mien man alitoa, al oct
orelcoc liz ON ct idotalot nlcfuniif
% life ncrpelt Sumptom.
9dl bar imiblcrtlo Sen flcu6ic 20
tonifer Vro'e@ior &oic / aalflttu /
lTnacrc Si0 orepet paa nle6 9rpc-
rimcntcr mco iorlficlliQc Tlouter %
ban cr hcrltuocr fommct iii set bc
'tcmie Nclultot. at dllc Ncrtcr dior
tuocllQc ncrus'c @cpTQcllcr 2I4le
NepU0cIicr tom inliolcrtlo life ices
nlco oct blottc Gic. Sornt tmmc
iogtta9c % itubcrc Sc ncrpeic BE
pTgelier hos Tlanterne bar Vroie@
ior Noic fonitrncrct ct clcttrllt Appu
rat, "Neionont Hccorocr". % pco
NlUlp al bcttc Der ban ia1ttnlct.