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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Poiere S%leifepriier.

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH. Ia, on Nov. 10. as required by
act of Congress of oct. 6, 1917.
Chicago Sen 15oc Nop.: @n
al DE Soreneoe StaterS Tropiant.
ooniniItrotior nebIat Specialfom.
mission til at unoerisge 8oltenbet
al at probuccre Spin, .nnbcialer /
lin Hopport, at WinimralpriIen for
ierite alo5Ic5 lcoenoc Swim for
Esies iii $40 pr. 100 Funb.
: Ell Sen 3oie Hon. llbItcbt milo
lertioig Srore par Triien lat til
$3.50 pr. 100 Yunb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Sernitorns Setter
en- Spion.

True translation filed with the postmaster
at Dccorah, Ia, on Nov 10. as required by
Of Congress Of Oct. 6, 1917.
Tacoma, @oIb., Sen t5oc Nou.:
Sans non @etfcroori ser iigca at
uUrc Ct Sp0itcrOcbarn al 8rcp
uon &~eru2torii SEN ti0Iiacrc IN.
lie Gmbo3iaoer ! @oibin0ton, err
bIcpct arreiteret I Ell "@ogging
Camp" % i,oint / set bcrpprenbc
0ountuirnRIeI, San er miStGntt
ior al hnue Iplonerct / Gomp
&cpia % Iaua3 SEN meritanifc
@rTnie % bIco orreitcrct soo
Torlou1cnoe al Suitit50cpartemcn
let % beor0rct i]rterncret inbtil
&rllcn3 Slut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20

bun II! bam | bans Itore Gniombeo
oeruoe | 8atfor0 og taffet bam. Tu
ifiiloe mon 10 fro, of naar en- gam,
mel forbGrbet 0rensfaI Tom ban Der
Nor1togen iaar ct pent 9rep ira Ell
Game, iaa pilbe bette femme bans
Sino til Saf og Eris, og BET piloe
bet fnnife ogiaa, Gpis oct life bapbe
pTret for Den Smitpnbisbeb, at oct
bar loo f%criiobeitenlt, at Ealma ifitl.
DC ppre ct %eOifab til at frteisre De
literGre &r9fter iblanot oS. Deb
bette for 9ie blir oct foritaaeIig,' at
9igteren | @a.foro, ilteoetfor at ieIe
Jig 'migret oper at bore eiort til
8ienltano for Spmerfiombeo ira
9amerne og op.rebe iom en- gallant
og bJntelig Serre, anitiGet iig greet.
ten oa Ifrep genoe ct gropt Srep til.
Nffurat Gpor gropt 9repet par,
peo jeg 10 life, for oct er life bIet
ofientliggiort in extenso, men at BET
or ct al Dor Siteratl,rs melt interes.
iarte I~ftitpffer, Oct lfisnner mo
oerat at Gigterinoen / Ga Grosic
bar aniet bet al laapaS Sigtigbeo, at
bun er rgttet no meo ct "Mobent
9rep til Son Noritog" / a%nleonina
al Soeen.
Get icr no til, at Noritoa bar
lagt npget ON, at Sruen bar aal, OF
bar git benbe ct eIer anoet &aao
nleb &eniDn til &eligion og ON, bpor.
leoeS bun lfliloe ite0e fig meo Wan-
Den lin. San 6lrbe belit ia ganf,
meller "aains" Sorfatter. vi bpil.
fen Gruno oplpfes life. Iof er oct,
at Folma er blet orbentlig forn9r.
met og Ilaar igien, ian set bare infer.
"en lltoifrGrfet % forpeitet Feber-
lpeno", Tiger bun, f%oritoar iig life ct
@ron paa, "bporoan ct gggteifab
mellem Ell itortpnft % prlig Wanb
og aptnoe cr 90 oct bar bun GA
ianoelig Het /. Sm benbes refigieie
5orbolo lfaI Noritog 10 iast, at "oll
bGrer paa Satan, on bar faitet 8uo
bag Din &pg, ou forfaIter alt bel
Ealma iparer meo at faloc
Noritog en- SariiGer og en- SpfIer,
cr Ir9ffefGrois al Gsmmeipse.
son Noritoe = fra oen
falfebe arou inoeni Big tiger en-
Stanf al &aaboenbeo. Sra ben til
ger til iille Sioer altilags Stpggeri
no oip."
Sao mig ogioa citere fsIaen.
De al Srllens "aabne 9rep":
gu Cir os andre Napn, mar
on er bono paa os, Ion Serer
Ton bar falot mig Ell Ser oa
Spin og arGtur % "lllpe / Scare
Flor" og lignenbe, mems olt ielp
Ipanfnlerer Ionl Ell 5opmobig Eaa.
TH8l | ONE ~paaDRtl9te S1Gr og CLIENT
1ler Din egen S~9sligbeb."
Spis EaIma Eeberion % Son
bar alminbelige SsbeIige,
oiloe De ltpil'omt gaa / Hetten meo
it Mfcacmu9renoe, men iiben oe alt
er 8oeter % bar ct Tripilegium
uaa at oiate, uil De rinleligpis nsie
Jig meo at paife fit ifibne Ssi /
'Irnerifa". Set er gobt, at pi bar
n Zig Snifebalie, bpor 9orolinneo
% Sen9eflpr og alt mnllig tribes Iaa
'ortreifelig iammen.
Wen bette CT altiao bare en- Incl
lent. Sooebiagen err, iom lea fsr
)ar logt at hi bar facet Dor itore Il
:er9re Strio. Set GItetiife 8ien-
tembruo er begpnot. Gaaren err /
= Siben, ba De Itore Ian.
Der ifal faa Hippo no al "StGbIen"
q boltrc iis irit / "Eaitrct".
Seq bar giprt ct arpbs paa @eg.
zen.
= n
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Gylf. amerifanif
Daabenfabrif iolot.

True translation filed with the postmaster
at DEBORAH, la, on Nov. 10. as required by
act Of Congress Of oct. g. 1917.
NmiteroauL Souono, Sen t56e
Nop.: Sielgc "6ronffurter Sci
tinQ" bar Observation-Disclosures
"0cutihc @aifen mo WlrnitionS.
fobrit" i Berlin ioIgt i'm nnteri.
fonifc @aobeniobrif / Ebilabel.
pbiu. Yriicn pnr noget oper 10
000,0 0tarf ($3, 100000, bill.
fen, citcr bpnb 9Inoet pcs at be,
rcttc, or betpoclie oper 6obrifen3
rprinocli9c aoIterbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20

Sipet. Ser er noget Tom faIoes BOB.
ming, iom bcore ubtrpffer, bpab lea
Spis man tr9ffer Saiten
no al Fooefuiite og frGner 9arfen
al Dem, iaa fan be iamlet / gunoter
laues ont til brugbare SopeIimer, -
men 8rugt pil De alorie bare.
%. Niger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Weuemmao.

Sra gamnlel 9ib peb ri, at naar
oigtenoe Ianoer life fan forliaes,
iad bGnOer Der 5ins, Tom en- life
giernc i%naffer ON / 9%arnefamret.
Wfen oerfor ifaI man rigtignof life
fate Trag paa, bpab Der fremfom.
nler | en- Strib meGem Iiter9re Wen.
neifer. Sislge Dor pitetiife garne.
lproom er oisie 9~rponinger en- 4eo-
penoigbeo for llbpiflingen. Gen enc
Misunderstanding moa brpbes meo Den
dnoen, for at ri tililiit fon faa set
pgte, u~forialifeoe Erobuft, Ser ifal
berige Somfunoet oe Menneifebeoen.
5 5DItlano betegner Hapne / 9igt.
ningens @erben iom @oetbe, Borne
og Seine - for bare at income tire af
De tore - megen Strio % Spef.
tafel. s 9orge rpltet @ergeIanos
@elbopen. Seioen set ganife 2anb.
On Sei6ergerne / 9anmarf, og iene-
re ON granoeS, bar Der itaaet manet
ct pplbig Slag. Seleriffe / GnaIano
og 6ranfrige bar bet manglet paa
grDonln9er melem Stteratltrens
flGmpenoe Ionoer, og 'Satulien mel
lem Eoe % bans Wooitanoere err ct
al DC fremipringenbe Iuntter /
NnerifaS 2iteroturbiitorie.
Siterpr aomp %betegner 9ierne en-
S%SIesning ct @iennembruo. Oct cr
ct @aartegn. @pner, iom bar lia.
get | 9oale Girteren ober, itprmlcr
10 | Sribeo % Gus. Oct err meo set
re Iom meb &lla og ltngbeiten, iom
hur itaoet paa Saalen Ell lpnaere
Sto, men omiioer er illippet ub. Ie.
reler Jig Iterfe og glade pg fan iinbe
paa De lttroligite Sing. &c iorilem.
en- M Sio. glaffen iloor opcr
Sfoafa, og SagroS cir UNDER Welfc-
proceS'en Sptten ct Sporf, iao Sc
opre Sraoter lfortter % flpoer baa-
De bio og oio. Get err panifciia for
Den aoItaoige Sornlit at le, bpao
Nptte bet fan pGre / iligt, lnen /
Sirfeligbcoen er Set Ell fapital 9ips-
bois @etponing life fan oper-
pliroeres.
gu bar jeg gaaet fer mlco
lenlig Saob / manage Iar
ON, at hi Norifamlerifanere Ii.
ifilloe iaa Dor Iiterrre.
for fit hi bare oct, ioa
man NOT ie, at Der bIep en- lepe-
2iteratl,r o9ion. Strenat tot
bet farlfe fun oct, iom manaler.
81 lrlaa ia toget at Haas ON, ier hi
bar l,oget at leue for. Set bar ser.
Tor pGret mig en- uiigelig @lroe at
fornemme, at bet MI truffer op til
llpelr baaoe ira pit % belt. @ulilett1
ocgpltote for nogen Sto iioen lteo at
Sperb moo Sen ganife @crbcn,
iom Spifernes Seller bar
1lort; men Oct bar ligeIom man life
1apoe nogen pioere 2pit poa banl.
Dan bapoe 10 9aaet Der og ior6creot
ig 'oa lGnge. at oct bar iaa'n libt re-
ifabelt. Icrfor beg man unra, ilig
ON man bleiern at aiere. 90 9uilett
a nogct ONT Sen itore 9sigen eaer
noset ili9t, og iaa fit Ri 2pp til at
pibere.
Men bette bar oltioo bare ct Sor-
Nll er bet bruot llb for ranlme
og iom iia bsr og ber, er set
Neoerion, lom bar lssnet
s%lementerne. Sor at ingen Ifal ii,
II De life peb, hpem ToIma er, ifol
'cg oplple. at bun Dor / Ga Crosse,
fripcr Tcrs for "amerifa" % cr
liIt. Ru hGnote oet Jig, at Galmn
Fcoerion blep Sicrtens rsrt oper no.
Jet, Tom Son Noritog ifrep / "Sfon
)inapen" her forIe6en, Oh ioa ifrep
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Danpittio
Kinamis iion0r.

@ictoriu. .. e.. bcn 15oe Noo.:
MiI5 q. e. Gapis, Ell amcrifanlf
Wi5iionpr iom bar paa Seien
bicm fra China. bpppeoe Ben 4bc
Noocmber, en- 0agSreiie ira go
fobana, opcr6oro fra en- fanaOiif
RaSinQeronmper % brilfneoc.
MiIS 9opi3, iom / noaen Sib
hopoe libt al Sinbsforpirring bar,
ltbiaget al 10 Spgepleierifer, paa
@cien til lit Stem i @irginia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Rrea:urpriierne

Woibington 6en t60c Rop. 9ri.
len pna SInateopr - Soin aprq,
Soar o9 Sons - bar Sen 15be OF.
tober 62.2 Frocent beiere emo Tor ct
glor iioen, S7.3 Yrocent bsierc cn0
for 2 gIor iibcn % SS.1 Irocent bsic,
re enc @icnrcminit5priien / &c iioite
ino Nar, meObeIer 2anobrltgsoepor
tcmcntet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20

be'll'ffet at gobfienoe, at nogen al
Dem git inc | ben npe Rcgiering. Get
e9elltll9e SociaIiitporti itileoe fla
lmlolertio iaa fienotIia moo GIemen-
ceaii, at ban life BOB oct ON at Del.
ta9e ! Nnnnelien al Meaierinaen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Drn torrr liour0fa0.

DCtlenoI, pIel lpI ptD I'll az StuIl
Qresien oeotogen SOP, Sbcporo.
2opcn i~uofaIoet 9ermc 2op bcitcm.
mer, at SET ifnI pGre iorbuOt al til.
pirfc, irlqe oq ifiGtfc onore berua
icnoe 3riffc Gnbpihere, al Oct itnI
bare uIopIig for bncmiombelit at
nnhe ~beruicn0c Sriffe / en- oiiCntIiq
9nguiuq eIler paa ct ofientIi9 Stco.
Gennc iioitc 9eitemmelie bar Git gnr
Ieoninq iii biperie Sloas 9etroat,
ringer. 8. Or: San De 6orencoe
StaterS Grpiioent, ON ban iao maat
te fin0c iorgpot, tilobc iiQ eller an
Gre at npbc R1tSoriffc / oct Spioe
SuS? Set Suioe SrS err 10 Ell Of
ientIia @pQtiuq. ScrtiI bar pGrCt
bemerfct, at ltoQtet oct %piitnof er Ell
offcntIiQ @nantna, 'ao er oct Dog
EruiiocntenS pripotc Sicn1, % / lit
Stem ifuI eiter 2opcu Ell Wtnno bn
@op til at nubc, bpoo han pil, nonr
han bare lo6cr andre / 6reb.
ct an0ct SpsrQsmool cr, ON life
SCnatorcr cler aonareanlTn0 / al
EcifcoClhch fan ia lig Ell ltoen
Snopa I. Gr. / inc aontorcr / &npi
toilet clcr / Acknowledgements.
Spnrct blir iQicu at btaic aontprer
lr / oifcntIiQC &pQninQcr. 6el4cli8
ton ser life oriffc@ Ser.
: cn NUffc Of Nor funoe bern
'cnoc Driffc fiGbc3 / bc90c aopito
llct 1Ieic; men / 1903 bcilIttct aon
nrc2icn at iorbpoc Bette. &lnioIcrtib
bar set pTrct tiuoot al irIgc iooa
falNtc a~ltohoIirie E%riffcporcr / 8lrs
Ncaprrclicrnc, % otter huoo Scr be-
r''''>' 0or &C. '0"' 0"' O'''' F''pIt'
ailtm. Qiort bra Torrctnina. Get
bar cn6oo purCt ntrct, al Ell al @rrn.
o're III oeile e. al ''@'e ~r'''oorer
'fre Pao Ioha' n"r er 'on o'f000l'
'r'e 'oT' &c ar 'to i' '0r al o"fe'
S''r9Si''ooIet DIR DEL III '0oc''oe %
'io'L h0oo Der e0entIl0 'tol 'or'faoeS
nl'o oItohoI'r'e" Sfltte. No'% o't
'taI fa9es 0o0'ioo'I'a, 'oo al &c 'Ief
lt'e n'oa lnoeo0i0e no0'n @If'hoI' err
Der maa'te 0ore Tor, al "on0rc2'cn
'ttc mar o"rcf 9on'te n'onf III al
''oe 't0 oen '"f'eoe "''I'an'r2 ira
100" e'ferretteIl0, % 'oer'or oer
me "a e'0nl' n'er oin'often0e Son'
Ger alSr 9eIe @oneo'iooen t'r, nj
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20

Srruser &c en- Sgmaifine? fSus.
penueu" er iaa COB iom nosen onoen
Spmait!ae til be-. bobbeite pris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20

ENTERED AS sEooNn CLASS MATTER JUNK I5Tu 1908 AT
rEF posr oYrEcE AT DEcoRAH, Iowa, UNDER TIN ACT
or CoNGErss or MaEcH2 3, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-11-20
Sitnatiuncn / YalGitina.


On Siiilationen / |aIpitina meo.
beIcr Hellter'S aorreiponbent peo oct
brittle &opeofparter / Tol9itina:
IS 2sbet al minore enb IA Gage
ira @egpnoelien al Den brittle SfieIl.
iip or Ben tprtiife Irme, Der bupoe
inotdget en- tilipueIobenoc uinotagelig
,Stiaiu9 % bar Del ioripnet meo Ir-
Immulnition oa S~orIpnitaer,
brepet poa bopebtuls 6lltet % laget
lanai inoiaiennem Satbet. Sprfertes
Cab har p9ret umaobeIiae.
Ser bIep taget oper 1000 tprfi'fe
ari9siauger."
let npc frantic Miniiterimm.
YoriS, 17be Nop. - Georges
Glemenceau blep ieaar frrois meo
GonneIien al Oct me Winiiterium.
I'll llbenrigSminiiter or i,on9pnt
Stepben Bicbon, til SuititSminilter
0ail, Observation-Disclosures SuIes
9omS, Sinansminiiter 9oliiS Slots,
Warinelniniiter Georges 2cpsues,
SonoelSminiiter @tienne Glementel,
ammuuitionsminiiter 2ouis Con.
cba,r, neutrality-suspicious. Senrp
Simon, arbeibsminiitcr Galiaro, %
9lofaoeminiiter Charles 6. 81. Son.
mart. Glemenceau bar iclp ouertaset
arissmiriiteriet.
Te Robifale og De raoifalc Socia'
litter bapbe meo 80 moo 20 Stemmcr
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16

like the most reasonable and changes
in the balk rule might be Of benefit
to men on bases, but the others are
scarcely practicable and have no
chance with the rule committee.
Here's what has happened to base
ball in six years:
Runs have fallen off 1854 since
1911
Hits have fallen off l747 since
1912
Stolen bases have dropped GAL since
1911
Batting averages have fallen Fl
points in five years.
The spectacular side of baseball
from the spectators standpoint is
the offensive.
The cracking base hit, the success
full slide into the bag and the runner
crossing the plate are the high points.
Sooner or later the national CON-
mission must restore the balance in
baseball and it is up to the members
to find out a way to do this without
materially changing the game.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16
RICE4IFI NITCcHEL,L

bourt with Bitchell is shown by the
champions insistence on Mitchell, de-
posting forfeit of $4,000 guarantee
for return bout in case the title
change hands. 80 ..":
Neither is kilbane regarding the
bout lightly. -.
He has mapped out the hardest
training campaign since his cham
pionship bout with George. CLANCY.
Kilbane' knows Mitchell and regards
him as one of the most dangerous men
in the ring. r. ..' -
The two have met twice within the
last Is months and in their last bourt
Mitchell was given credit for outpoint-
ing the feather champion, the first time
this had been accomplished since Kill
bane won the title.
In addition to his boxing abilities
Mitchell is dangerous hitter and has
floored such tough boys as Joe Well
ing and Stanley Yoakum. ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16
BY Paul Purman.

For the first time in ring history a
boxer will meet two world champions
in the short space Of two weeks.
The boy who has tackled this job
is Richie Mitchell, the clever, hard.
hitting Milwaukee lightweight.
On Jan. 16 Mitchell will take on
Freddie Welsh at Milwaukee in a
bout which Welsh is taking more seri-
ously than any 10-round affair he has
tangoed in since he won the cham
pionship from Willie Richie in July,
1914. 49,
On Jan. 30 Mitchell will 60 to
Cleveland and stack his wares up
against the collection of hooks and
jabs Johnny KiIbane, featherweight
champion, carries around with him.
For Welsh, Pichie will make 1876
pounds and against Kilbane he will
weigh in at 1873 pounds at 2 o'clock.
Just how seriously Welsh takes his
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16
BATTING DROPS
Z PER cen 7
IN FINE YEARS
Change in Rules Might estore
Balance Declares Baseball
=.
... ...-.... F Expert
Expert.
by Paul Purman

Batting averages for the last six
years show the balance between the
offensive and defensive sides OF base
ball has been destroyed and the bat
ting game is steadily losing out.
Some managers are recognizing
this and would willingly listen to
plans to change the rules to restore
the balance
II the advantage which the pitcher
now holds over the batter is contin-
ued, the 300 hitter may disappear
from baseball.
In half decade batting in the ma
jor leagues has fallen twcnty-onc per
cent, a tremendous drop when it is
considered every ball player in both
leagues is considered.
% The composite batting averages of
both leagues in 1916 was a fraction
nYer.. ~ compared to 1868 in 1912,
+. and ,2G7ea year earlier. This means
that leH$.: than one man in four who
faces the pitcher hits safely
What Is taking the swat out of base
ball? ~
What has destroyed the balance be-
tween the offensive and defensive
Au6ico VI tuC 6Alllc.
Different managers advance differ
cnt reasons and advocate different
=. renlsdiex
= Batting Had about reached its elm
A ak inF1a2:.
In that year a. men batted over
1890, 49, of whom reached the 1926
plane, six .batted $50 or better, three
achieved 1878 and one passed the al
most impossible 400 figure.
! Since then pitching has grown con-
stantly better. Managers have built
up wonderful defense and last year
only lG players batted 300. Five alone
batted 1926, two reached $50 and on
ly one hit more than .375.
- These figures are for players par
ticipating in so or more games
Percy Haughton. Boston National
magnate, suggests changes in the
rules to make the offensive game bet
: ter. His suggestions include:
Elimination of the spitball
Have only one foul strike
A more drastic balk rule
Reduce width of the plate
Move first and third bases nearer
the plate.
5 OF these the fou1 fstrike rule looks
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16
SPEAKING OF SPORT
Lurid Larry says:

Most of the baseball strikes seem
to be called by the umpires.
Jess Willard told Fred Fulton to
get a reputation. Now that he's get
ting it Jess better retire.
Most of the umpircs spend their
winters in the south. That probably
accounts for Johnny Evers staying in
the north during the winter.
Evers says he will retire in 1918.
He doesn't need to wait that long II
he mixes up with Bill Byron.
After announcing that he doesn't
care to play carly games with minor
league teams, George Stallings goes
out and signs up with a series with
the Athletics. r ....,,..
The idea of bout with Mike Glib
bons seems to be as popular with
Les Darcy as going to the trenches.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16

Yesterday. Ward county leads the
state nthe number of resident licens'
es issued, with "a total of 1881. Cass
with 1908, is second.
The total revenue of sales licenses
and seizures for 1916 in resident H.
censes is" $33,S2O.10; for 1916, $780,.
704.bo, OF. q total for the two years OF
s69.534.6O. Nonresident licenses for
1915 netted revenue of $2,743; Tor
1916, $4,1SS, or a total OF $6,9al'4z'
Seizure" sales for 1915 amounted 10
$1O0.65; for 1916, 1887, or total OF
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16

$204. AZ and a grand total of $76 ,66O.o2.
There we're 261 arrests during the
biennial period, 245 convictions and
16 cases dismissed. Resident hunting
licenses for 1856 totaled 1888, and
nonresident licenses, 259. IT,. ~.
The increase in the sale of licenses
in the past four years is given as
almost all due to- the activity OF the
wardens in the fields. E. B. McCntch'
con, chief game warden, recommends
a chicken bag limit of five, balance
of game bags to remain unchanged.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16
PAsKERTs SAYS PITCHING AcH1NE i
-. WILL IMPROVE BATTING EYE

! Dode. Paskert, Phillie outfielder,
will.try to interest managers in base
ball pitching apparatus perfected by
him and which he has used to advan-
tage in keeping his batting eye during
the long winter season.
The Paskert machine is different
from. most now on the market, in that
it throws a ball from about the same
height of an average pitcher and can
be controlled. !;
A system Of levers permits the pitch.
ing to be right tor left or right hand
ed batter and either a high or low
ball may be thrown at any speed from
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16

the slowest of slow ball deliveries 20
the speediest Of shoots. r..
paskert declares the machine per
mits a man to train on the balls. Pc
is weakest on and Is bound to improve
any batter's style. /. taT.Nth :" $3.50
Another advantage Of the macnlne,
ii taken up by big league manageEs
would be that 1t would release pitch
erss Who are usually used in batting
practice and give them q: chance to bat
themselves. -. , ,H..,.y.z .a.,:. ,,:.f
/, Paskert also believes the macnlne
could be used to advantage IN COL
.leges. which train in gymnasium cages
during the early spring, r .ty u
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16
LAMPING EN- WITH LURID
LARRY

St. Louis Browns are going south
in February. Well. they can't stay
there too long to suit US. -.
Ad Wolgast wants to fight Welsh
and give the receipts to war relief
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-16
REPORT 0f.,:'GAnE BOARD:
Shows an Increase Of 3,157 Resident
Hunting Lieenses Over the
-, Preceding Year. ':;>'s 49,


An increase of 1857 hunting licens.
es for 1916 over the preceding year
and an increase of SO nonresident u
censes for the corresponding period
Of time is portion of the 1rurth BIZ
ennial report of the North Dakota
Game: and Fish board made public
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-12-06
NEW FEDERAL FARM EXPERTS

~SoS'' %es~~e~~ . @~~ 1e<A1 ~ . .
New Federal specialist in seven
different kinds of farm work will BE-
on the job helping Colorado's farmers
by the close Of December.
Already potato sssd survey expert
and a specialist in boys and girls
club work are at their duties. A spec
ial veterinarian and experts On beans,
poultry and dairy problems Win o..
rive soon.
In addition, arrangements have been
made whereby Prof. ". e. Foard Of
the Colorado Agriculture College will
have charge Of the plans to provide
labor for the farms next year. Presi-
dent Charles A. Lory Of the College
has reported to Governor Gunter and
the Colorado Council Of Defense that
Professor Foard will attend . national
conference on the farm labor question
in St. Louis called by the Department
Of Agriculture. Professor Foard and
David W. Thomas, field secretary Of
the council, will cooperate on the
farm labor problem.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-12-06
THE NEW BOOK

II you like poetry, philosophy, tenn
perance, . touch Of Wit, all interwined
with the purpose Of better morals.
and = closer sympathy and relation
ship to the unfortunate who il trying
to lead better life, you will find it
in the new book Trading the Marrow
Way" for sale by Mrs. JOHN Nc
CART, Julesburg, Colo. d6-20'
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-12-06

- 1t $50 p. II. exespt 6atssaay svsa-
ags, aaA are vsll pasassi vith H. ~
su1es. We hslisvs thsss vsaRd - just
- nueh bssiasss transacted. 80 Il i
80 thiag esstsin that tAs busineas
nsa would be bensfittsd ~ IL sAset-
|se hours.
J. C. McCrssy Il Hslysks, = . nsv
Subscriber this vsek = tAs Csit-AA-
veeate. TIE PaDse tAst is iaeraasing
IL eiFculatioa in . phsasosaal vay.
Tie Mntletse Chaptse e ths Or1se
Il the Eastern Star gave . picture
shsw Monday evsniag at IL Hip
fAsatre for ths hsasfit Of ths Red
Crsss. At the eleventh hour thsy
learned 10 thsir diasppointuisa thst
tAey could not ct tAe special picture
tAsy had ordered snd vsrs esapsllsd
to substitute what ths Film Exchange
selected and sent ost. b thfesgh 10
faslt of the Star ladies o. Nr. Rossll.
ths picture WAS dissapointnsat. tn
ladies had . good crowd and through
their worthy efforts tie Red Cross
psospered.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-12-06

A giant army balloon broke from
its moorings at Fort Omaha, Nebr.
last Sunday evening and began rae
ing southwark at terrific speed. its
tail, 5000 feet of two-inch steel cable,
dragging the ground and tearing out
telegraph and telephone wires a mile
at time on its course. A consider
able amount of damage was done by
the runaway" balloon. What =
shame that this balloon was not trav-
cling over the kais, IS dominion in
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-12-06

Beware Of . wrong imprsssiea hav-
ing gotten out relative to my juris-
dictioa - City Health officer. I
wish to state that I have nothing
whatever tc do with health or quaran-
tine matters beyond the city limits Of
the town Of JulesburE.
G. 81. AUSTIN,
City Health OnIcer
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1917-12-06
CHRISTMAS PHorocRAPu

Chas, z. Jaeeby, IL lhees1apAer,
wishes to announce thst be Win s. q
JulesburE at the photo studio, eaeA
Monday Of the following dates: De-
3rd., 10th. and 18th. Those deeirine
photos taken for Christmas presents
are urged to come early. n29-Al3