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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
CITY ACCOUNTED ONE OF
BEST NAVAL STATIONS

Oklahoma City helped Dallas lead
the United States IN navy enlistmentS
last week. The official record re-
ceived here yesterday puts the south
west far in the lead OF other sections Of
the country Dallas is the main station
for this district, bu, local recruiting
officers are confident tina, main sta.
ton will be put here when the president
signs the new navy bill
oklahoma City is the best sub-sta-
tion in the United States" reads a let
ter OF congratulation to the local of
flee. Last week Dallas led the main
stations OF the country with Brooklyn
second and New York third"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
SCHOOL ELECTION VOTES
COST ONE DOLLAR EACH
Probably Most Expensive to County in
Its History; Few Ballots
Were Cast

Votes cast IN the recen, school tax
levy cost nearly 81 apiece according 10
the county election boards itemiled bill
filed yesterday with the school board.
The total cost Of the election was 81,
409O Only l,470 votes were cast. This
probably was the most expensive cleo
tion ever held in Oklahoma City
In many instances merchants and
owners OF rooms used as election
booths charged $3.50 rental None
asked less than $40. In letter to the
school board, Paul NJ Pope, secretary
OF the election board, suggested that
the expenses be reduced by allowing
only $50 and IS rental
Claims OF judges, clerks and inspec-
tors were allowed The board held up
the rent claims The election officials
can get their certificates today at Mr..
Pope's office in the State National
Bank building
prunty storage battery Co AT w
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
TENNIS MATCHES TO
BE OPENED TODAY

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug p
Prospect OF good weather brought
big gallery to the West Side Tennis
club to see the national tennis cham
pionships Rain yesterday forced a
poStponment Of the doubles champion.
ship until this afternoon. The contend
ers in this match are Johnston and
Griffin, the champions. and McLough.
lin and Dawson. chalergers.
The singles matches, regarded by the
committee on arrangements as most
important today, follow
Willis T. Davis, San Francisco vs..
Joseph ! Armstrong Philadelphia :
Karl II. Eehr New York vs. Conrad
b Doyle, Washington Hackishiro Mi
kam, Japan, vs.. William J. Clothier.
Philadelphia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
A Private's
Diary
BY FRITZ BLUMENTHAL.


Routine work all during the day
plus the general primping and beauti-
Tying company street and quarters, To-
ward evening We were given big
surprise-hearing the call for pay
day II sounded mighty sweet to al
most every one OF the regiment who,
after two and one-half months of serv-
ice, were very much embarrassed fl
nancially.
No Passes Given.
After receiving our pay and stand
Ing recall, we were informed that no
one would be allowed 20 go to town
because of the inspection to come off
IN the morning, the captain denying
himself the privilege with a smile Well,
we don't know He must know himself
better than we do, or know us better
than we are willing to give him credit
for.
Al retreat the following members OF
Company NJ received promotions.
Corporals Rollin +. Gish, Jesse A
Todd and William |. Eads TO be ser
geants Privates Charles A. Isham
Orange Keller, George d. Asburn, No
BILE Ladd, Charles McNeese and Fred
J. Sweeney to be corporals
Expect TO Win.
Were looking forward to tomorrow
with great anticipation on account OF
the very keen competition by the dif.
iefent companies. The right spirit i.
IN the bunch and win we will
So long again.
San Benito, Texas, August "A.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
ALEXANDER GETS $1,000
FOR WINNING rs GAMES

CHICAGO, Aug 9-Grover Alex
ander, star pitcher for the Philadelphia
National league team, is $1,000 better
of today for having won his game
against the Cubs here yesterday
1t was the twenty-fiith victory for
Alexander this season which gave hm
the bonus OF $1,000 offered By the
Philles should he score twenty-five
wins during 1910
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
A Slight Foorle.

Terrific Left is Morans manstay."
proclaimS a western headline. Further
along the organ pcals forth with;
viii the -ytaight left to the Jaw
the same punch that twice floored Jim
Coffey-win for Frank Moran against
Carl Morris in their Labor day fight? ?"
Nothing at all wrong with the yarn
except that il was Moran's right that
clouted Coffey; that Moran's terrific
left" is the poorest of any fighter in
tn. game and that probably couldn't
flatten a Jersey mosquito.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
Evers, Suspended, Laughs.

Johnny Evcrs thinks he has an
awfully good joke on John Tcner
Tener suspended him for some
rowdyism in St Louis and when the
news reached the Trojan he laughed
just like that.
He isn't furnishing me this time"
chucklcd the Braves secondsacker I'm
sick and of no value to my team right
now ! was going to tax. layofi of
four or five days anyway So Tcner's
suspension fails as a punishment"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
Busiest Day in
G. A. r. Reunion

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aug. 1o-Ad-
d''onal help was added to all depart.
ments OF the local committee ma
chlnery today in anticipation OF the
heavies, days work in connection with
the fiftie,h national encampmcnt of-the
Grand Army OF the Republic in ses-
sion here. The first meeting OF the ell
campment will be tonight.
Houses and apartments 70, rent will
be best advertised in the Want Ads
this week and next
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
Willard's Daily Life.

Willard's Daily Life.
Those who imagine that the life OF a
circus performer is a careiree existence
may garc upon the following daily
schedule that less Willard maintains
10 n. m.-Arises
1880 II 30-Takes brisk walk
~ b-Brcakfast In private car
l2'W-l .l5-Wrltes letters. gives inter
views. etc
l.3V-ArrivcH AT show
23O-ls introduced 10 crowds In main
tent
3.30--Does cowhow act
tt5-imxes before audience
5.Hl-l,eaves tent
hlhl6:l6- Rides In auto. shops. visits
friends, etc
6l5-Dinner in private car.
7:l5-Neport- Mt tent for nights show.
sl5-lntroduced to crowd
o:30-Cowboy act
l0t5-Boxing act
lll6-Boards train for next town
2l6-l2,S0-Chnts with associates; eats
a smack"
l2:3b-Tsps
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

Results Yesterday AT Chattanooga ~
Little Rock 5-6 At Nashville ,. Memphis
2 At Mobile So Birmingham so. Al New
Orleans T. Atlanta
Games Toda, Atlanta at New Orleans
birmingham at Mobile Memphis at Nash
Vile. Little Rock at Chattanooga
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

Vrru1fs SfsfrrHny At TItIshufEh %,
Boston Is tsccond game called end seventh
inning account darkncssl. At Cincinnati 5,
New York Al 1t. Louis I. Brooklyn o
At Chicago :, Philadelphia 4
Games To-day Boston At Pittsburgh
BROOKLYN at II Louis New York at C1n-
cinnati Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
"CASEY AT THE BAT"

Celebrated baseball poem In pictures
today and Wednesday, Empress pe
dian, in role Of Casey Don't miss it
Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

Cleveland 0. Al Philadelphia o. Chicago l.
Other games postponed
Games To-day Chicago at Philadelphia
81 Louis at Boston. Detroit At New York
Cleveland at Washington
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

Results Yesterday Al Waco 10. Fort
worth I, At Galveston T. Beaumont 3. At
Shreveport I, Dallas |, only three sched-
uled
Games To-day Beaumont at Houston. Ran
Antonio at Galveston, Shreveport at Waco.
Fort Worth at Dallas
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
American Association standing.

Resu'ts Yrsicrda,-At ColumhuT I, Loulr-
vile T. Al IT Paul g Milwaukee g. At
Minneapolis 7, kansas city tgnme cAlledD
Al indianapolis 2, Toledo ? tcalled twelfth.
dnrk)
Games To-day Louisville at indianapolis
Milwaukee at St Paul kansns city at
Minneapolis. only three games scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
$ sNASfAufiGUR[S;!


Results Yesterday AT Muskogec g. Tulsa
7. A. Denison ?. Paris ! Al For, Smith
2. sherman / only three games sched-
uled
Games To-day ~ McAloster at oklahoma
city. Tulsa at Muskogee. Paris at Dent
son. Sherman at Fort Smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

II cost the Giants $3S,0OO to discover
that kauff doesn't rival the Georgia
Peach that tn. Federal league demon
Is only a good ballplayer--no, an out
standing star.
OF course. kauffs warmest admirers
claim he has been handicapped this
year. They offer several alibis among
them (D probably McGraw isn't han
ding him in way that will bring out
the best that is in him; (2) that Kauff,
BY his terrible earnes,ness in trying to
make good, has been vic,imled by
nervousness and over anxiety
But that doesn't alter the fact that
Kauf is not starring in the National
league this season. He is playing good
baseball and surely is of major league
caIiber, but his performances to date
cannot place him in-or anywhere near
the Cobb, Speaker, Jackson, Robert
son, class. Nor can it rank him with
the clouters
Kauff may flash brilliantly next year,
but in baseball. as in all Other walks
OF life, it isn't what you may do that
counts---it's what you are doing
And Benny isn't doing overly much !
Reports that Ping Bodie is to re
turn to a major league club next season
are erroneous. Ping" is going TO play
with the Athletics
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
DE WOLF HOPPER

has recited the baseball poem Casey at
the Bat" thousands OF times from the
stage He has the role OF Casey In
Triangle photoplay based on poem t0Shy
and Wednesday. Empress.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
The Glory OF the Game


Why n vas owy Yesterday ! dreamed
How great the glory OF the game must
where far away tho flags OF empire
CLEANED.
And cleaning, called me on by land
and sea,
To know the heights, red rimmed
against the sky
To take my place out In the world Of
men.
To know the heights only know that
want 10 gn home again
think now Of vanished summers day.
when zach Tar height took on rnrcr
CLEAN.
LEFT old fashioned drifts 10 make my
way
by wrath trails through the poppy
fields ~ dream,
To know lifcs fame before came 80 die
To have the laurel wreathed on blade
To know lfe's fame only know that
Want TO go home again.
How each heigh, famed that day from
where I turned
To take my part with those who ruled
the game,
BY dawn and darkness zach new vision
burned
Until the goal swept to a mighty flame
II maybe that this flame stu spans the
sky.
greater flame than had dreamed Of
then,
do not know only know that
Want to go home again.
In the meantime what has become Of
the old fashioned Brooklyn team that
used TO lose twenty eight games q sea .
| son to the Giants and Cubsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

Results Nesterdny-At ~. Joseph 5, Oma-
ha No other games played,
Gnmes Todsy-DrnVcr at IT Joseph To
peks Rt Wichita, pes Molnes at Omaha.
Sioux city at Lincoln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
8zD Gro1,I1u7z7Hiexe
Coli Motto.
Ne who putts and looks away
VIII have another putt TO play.

Coli Motto.
Ne who putts and looks away
VIII have another putt to play.
While he who looks upon the spot
VIII also miss, as IKE as not.
why" queries n Boston noncombat-
ant should three national league ball
clubs be working their souls out for the
purpose Of facing Ruth. Leonard shore
and Foster" Who Knows It's queer
world, once YOU begin to diagnose many
Of IT, ingredients
Some time ago we advanced the idea
that after llvrzog and Sallre arrived tho
Giants had the best club in the league.
We stil think so AS a team they have
hut one weakness and that is inability
I to win.
The greatest world series feature that
We can think OF now is a meeting be-
tween Brooklyn and st Louis wherein
Eddie Plank goes out against Jack
Coombs II any fan can think OF a bet
ter feature we win Chherfully award as
first prize a newspaper photo Of Benny
kauff swinging al a wide one when the
count Is to ?.
We observe where an expert has jus,
gotten out book on golf, entitled The
Secret OF Good Putting There liz no Sc
crct to good putting. 1t is merely mat
ter Of tapping the bali into The cup,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
GIANTS PAID s35, 900 TO LEARN
KAUFF is NO RIVAL or COBB'S

going to do to ascertain the correct
ages of women who won't vote in bath
ing suitsl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
And II She's Kneeless7

"A woman" asserts Florence Bayard
Hilles, suffragst, in the Denver Post,
us just as old--or as young-as her
knees" oVery good Florence, but tell
us what is clark in a voting booth
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

II Kumagae, practically a lone invad-
err can triumph at Forest Hills. Japan
can hardly be blamed ror thinking that
the hour to strike has arrived. For
sport after all, is the advance outpost
along the border OF war.
How do you pronounce kumagae7"
asks reader. We are not exactly SURE
but II sounds bit like Kumagae to us.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

Prunty Storage Battery Co, AT w
Main.-Adv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
msslms OF the Nineteenth Hole.

maslms OF the Nineteenth Hole.
Ae that lifteth his head loSSersth' his
soul, aye, to the very ma~yof hell. While
he that swsye,h his body shall stand like
Ruth, weeping In the allen corn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
The Miserable orel

A feminine golfer, which In quite dis
tinct In some ways from masculine
golfer, was playing round recently
This lady appeared 10 be having her share
Of trouble at a certain hole where she
finally missed an ls-inch putt. What did
YOU ga'' her opponent asked her MS
she holcd out II got g." she replied,
"and | counted that miserable one, too -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
Mhen Z

Here is conundrum. II the White
Sox can't win u pennant with Eddie
Collins. Joe Jackson, Buck Weaver. Ray
Schalk Jack Fournier. Felsch, Scott.
Russell Cicotte. Faher and WolNang:
when are the white SoX going to win
pennant' Vi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

Percy Hauehton Is in a fairly safe po-
sitlon either way II his Braves fail TO
win n pcnnant he can take charge OF the
Harvard squad around the first OF Oc-
toher and get ready for Princeton and
Yale No wonder Yale and Princeton are
roofing hard for the Braves to finish
first
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

II Owner Iannin can win a champion
ship after selling iris Speaker, we
wouldn't blame him bit for going after
another by selling Ruth, Shore and Leon
ard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29
BY FRANKIE G. MENKE.
Then-and Now.

verse Ono.
Who was II said sometime ago
"Oh, watch me WELD the stickf'
Who was II uttered hlatanty
"rll make Ty Cobb look sick7''
Chorus
BENNY KAUFF
Verse Two.
Who Is II that's mile behind
The healthy looking Cobb?
Whose clouting efforts are a joke.
Who makes McGraw TO sob7
Chorus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-29

In the meantime. what has become Of
the old fashioned Brooklyn team that
used TO lose twenty-eight games q sea
son to the Giants and CubsI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-11

tart, Iom gIaoene bar ppret 8len.
'tano for, er oere9 llOtaIelier ON
6orbsret oucr DC Rcrioner, iom par
nlitlaget Tor at have tuitet @ombcr
eIter NrCmierininiiteren, 8reu Sfu.
ma, % oereS aritit al 6inauSmiu;.
tier SafctomiS Spn poa Sen sfono.
mllfe aonicrenS / FariS. 5 isrit
tpunte SiliTI0e inoitrrnfeoe set
Gele iig oGientIig til H%eieruter al
Acknowledgment, men llIpffen bar,
ct noaIe al Sogisrerne Git itreugt
irette meO &cgierinqcu ior Oen9 for.
mentlI9e Misunderstanding Sano.
finger, % bette piloe Mpnoigbe.
Oernc life, at Solf ifuIoe ion (ri.
ten al. &c uriOiItc Serrer pao
itoo, at naor ser bar giort 8orisg
pna at OrGbe Ofuma, iaa bar bette
bare en- 6rilgt al DC iitoaleIige 10.
ctole GiIItanoe iom bcrlfeoe, og iom
De 9loroc Hegieriugcu auipurIig
fnr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-11
Sanoaabntno.

Tortlano, Gre, ste Iuguit: 81
Iqerbrugsarenl al omfring Ell Mil-
lion Acres / Oregon % California
I'll bli aabnet til Soften. Ger pil
Eli anleoning ior proipeftioe Sett-
lere at tnge160 acres Sonleitea0s,
70 Briicn err iat til $3.50 pr. acre.
Cette 9anbomraaoe blep i i'm Bio
tiIitaoet Oregon & California Sern-
banen iom "@rant", pg Ser bar pp-
ret en- Ian9uorig Obligation meO
&enipn til Gienbomsretten. Son.
Gresieu ueOtog ior nogen 5io ii0en
en- 2op ON at lGgge SanOet unOer
Sen oiientliBe GomPne for Some
ilea0s, men Southcrn Eociiic gu.
men, iom onertog Oregon & Galiior-
ria gancns Snteresier, er life til.
limbs at opgipe i'm 9fet % bar gipet
Gariel ON, at Den agter at tage
retslige Sfribt til at beboloe Cant
Gel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-11
Wootar Oominationen.

Teprpientatipe Erobibitioniiter
ira ale aunter al Sanoet iamleoes
oen Soc os. / Indianapolis / An'
lerning al, at Ioriieta FrTii0ent
fcnOioat, ). 6ronf 0anlep, Den Gag
ituloc oiiicielt mtoerrettcs ON i'm
Termination. Otter at Hobert -.
Patton ira Slllnois / en- pasIenoc
Gale bapOe mOcrrettet aun0louten
ull, at ban Dor tGnret ionl Norbu0s'
pcrtiets Terer, tate DIR. Sanlep til
&c iuriomleoe DieningsiGaer o. ior-
flareoe iii S%tauopnnft til SanospO.
litifcn.
aanoioaten erflGreoe liz enig meo
Gonuentionen Dc geiIutninger.
i'm par inttct. meO llnOtagelie al
GrslGrlnqen ON Snitiatlu % Geie-
ren0um og Hecaa. 9iaie Sing, iog.
Dc ban, buerfen ofceptereoe ban
eler fuHoe pndtage iig at Ioriuare /
ZEN ioreitaaenoe Salqfamp. San
GIT ucmlig no ira, at 0eniigten meO
erflPringeu par, at Snitiatiu, He.
itrenoum % feeaQ buroe giPloe /
Stots. % PationalaifRrer og oct
cor ban life enig /, ba ban troeoe.
bette piloe pPre i Strio meo Dor
6orm Tor en- tonititutional Fegie.
ring. Pan De Steoer, buor oisie
me politiife Soeer er blet giennem.
isrt, bar De bragt 6oruirring og
giort Staoe. vi ltoo Der operior
et reuolutionGrt Spitem, men oct
oar life ens6etpoenoe meo 6rem.
ifriot. 5orsurigt angreb DIR. SaR-
llp @ilions @erieO.GoIitif % no.
taIte ia imoo Oct 8ongreSien
icreiisaenoe 6oriuarsprogram. iom
Tar Of Den Srt. Of Oct trlieoe meb
at eisre DC 5oreneAe Stater til et
sirneiteo ior MiIitarismen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-11
6aroiiternes Status.

@aibington Den 5te Iltguit: Pin.
gIaenoe Oe uofomman0ereoe Natio-
Lulgaroiitcrs iremtioige milltRrc
Status funbgieres islaenoe: Weo-
lcmmer al Hntionalgarben, iom tie.
rer De ire Iar, iom iorlanges al
Dem, pil bli operiert iii Teierpen /
Seres reipeftipe Stater eler Terri.
terrier, meominore Be ioretrRffer at
fiji itaaen6e Sc iulOe Ter aar. 5
Silipioe al, at Be uGlger at gaa mo
/ Reierpen, oil Sc bli biemienot Tor
Gegieringcns Resning. Siben reg.
mes ira oen Cato, oa De inoeif aon-
trait Tor MilitPrtiencite. Saa-
ocnne, iom a%iifeOiges ira line Rc.
aimenter. uco GrGnien paa @runo
Ct 9eacmsifaOe caer anore Maria.
aer, uil BIZ aimenitret pna De Ste.
Der, / De iorifieaige Stater, bpor
Robiliierins bar iunbet steb. Rc.
eieriuaen betalcr ! boert enfclt Ill.
iaISe for ocres SienienoeIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-11
Qdrsperten.
Tplinacn luper | bet iturc o. bcle
quit uper belle Teltet.
Stcr WaieapIina.

@aihington Soc augult: Sano.
brng@ocpartenlentct oiientliagiorSe
iGag nGrnere CpIp@niuaer ont
Storrellen % geltaiienheoen al
Senoeta aornauIinger, baieret paa
(iiitanocn, iIiq JON oeu b~eionotes
At ppre Den fife Auauit.
MniSapIingcn. iom muoife uil
waole Jig mco ii0ite Mars, Ger bar
Cen lterlte man nogeniinoe bar baot
Der / Snnoet, oa oen uu0rog til
orer ire 9iaiouer @nibelS, ltaar MI
lfmcrtet iom Ell Selbeo, OF llO.
brttet ull bIi gicnncntgdaenoe meget
tiIireoaltiuenoe, bpiS oct 9unitige
Vcir ueoparer. Dog bar Maiien /
enfeIte Streg tnuct lite iua lioet
Sfaoe iom 6slgc al iorliOet Hegn
pnu Den 1io, On Den trpngte bet
melt.
Snobelttingen al &itterbpeoeu
uiier ina gooe Heiultater, iom mnrt
fen enifc iig, % ben bar gaaet raft
ira Saanben iao langt noro iom
Soutb Infota, neore Widigan og
Neip Dorf, Sfuren for oenne aorn-
arts Veofommenoe er III oreritaaet
i ipolige Soma, mioire Sainois.
ncrolige Srloiann, Ohio % ipoIige
Eunipluania, mems Snrpeiten M
Irg er begpnbt / Woibinston, Ore.
gon % Soabo.
~ll0bpitet err beore emo man bapoe
pntet, paa ben ~norbIige Taciiiefpit
oc er Ii9eleoeS upaafaeelis / Gee.
braifa % aanins. 5 Gentralitater.
nc q Srpitningen alereoe be.
gnnot.
Snhberetningerne uiier. at 8aar.
bpeOen fom iig goot / @oibingtor
% Montana, men / Hortb 3afota
90 Winneiota bar Oct pPret alt for
uormt til, at ben funOe gisre ben
Tremgang, iom snlteIig bar.
Snobeitningen al Hugen bar
igong / Den norolige Gel al Sanoet.
gpg moOneOe5 uuoer guniti9e Bill.
fear, og gp%gbnrpeiten par begpnot
pan Oen %norolige Gaciiicfpit. Nh
lingen nil meO oct isrite uPre iRr.
oiq til at ifiGres / Wiisiisiippionlen.
RisnpIingen Iooer intet tiIbage at
euife.
Sn6bsitniugcn al SABRE bar I
iulO @ung / oen neore Gbiooal %
llObpttet gobt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-11
unoeriioiif GraaoIos.

San Sraucisco ha1 ste auglit:
Or. $. @arrinser Cor bar funo-
giort, at ban bar opiunoet en- I'M
oe%riipiit traobIss 5elefon, og al
ban / oen 6orbinoelie bar bragt paa
set rene, at @leftricitet fan operis.
res poa Ell cnfelt 2eoning og iaaIe-
bes i &irfeligheoen opOaget en- m
Sop / Spiifen. Or. Cor bar Sc
little fem Woaneber ppret ipsieliot
rleO Grperimenter, boprpeo ban
irgte at fomplettere ct Spitem for
tlaaolsie Signnler / SilfpIoe al
Sfogbraro. WenS ban boIot paa
n,eO bette, opoageoe ban tiIiploig,
al Sen menneifeIige Stemme fan
inrplantes UNDER Soroen og UNDER
Sjeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-11
Nne rnsiife Seire.

Huslerne fortiGtter me0 ulpGffet
Gnergi of bomre Los paa De tplfe og
Giterrigife Stilinger / Golbpnien
% @alicien, og iGrlig Eiterrigerne
itmaa buer Sag afgipe ny @runo til
Husierne.
Soran aouel, bpor General pon
Siniingen bar mootaget itore tpIfe
5oriterfnin8er, gaar oct imaat meo
H~us iernes Sremgang, men De er BOG
MI / @eliooclie al belle Stpfboolin=
ien iaapeliom Here befGIteoe Tunfter
/ Geit for Glpen, / ben oirefte Hllte
til &opel.
Meget f~ortere gaar De irem | Re-
gionerne omfring Seretb- og 9nle'tr-
flooerne / @alicien, bpor Hllslerne
De iiofte Gage bar giort flere npc,
b~etpoelige Snip.
Zen Irme ,iom forleoen tog Bro
on / oct norblige @ulicien, fortIGt-
fer i'm Sremgnngi SpopeIt / Hetning
al 9emberg, og ben Zoe Iiiguit itoo
De finn If WtiI ira S%ernbanen, iom
gaar mellem Sarnopol o. Semberg.
De bapoe brcpet Spiferne og Otter.
rigerle ira Ter 9anbsbner og belle
S%eioerpggen imelem oa fog / 2sbet
at 5te pQ CITE auguit S415 Menige
og 166 Sficerer tilianse.
9igebnn err bet gaaet pua Den al
IeripSIiaite 6lsi / @ulicien, melem
aolomea peb Scrnbonen Gsernomitf
-9embera % aarpaterne, hpor 8e-
neral 2et6it5fp fortiGtter meb at
Sripe suiferne og 2iterrigerne til
boge. Zen 27oe guguit fog ban
7400 Sanger - hporai nPiten Salp.
purtrn eacr $500 par 5pifere. 81.
aeiaa .oa ban 63 Witraiisier. Rils-
ierne brsb nemIig her, finn s MiI
ira Den iistiee On Stmislnl, isien-
5~oriianss gaa St0s 4.