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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
1noldnoet.
WD!oia Wruno.
fro Sioe 9

@D!oig @rmnS. Sobon Iatt al
aberoecn bleu iorleben Iua trrften
Ircnn Tor Gpsetten for at ipare pa1
Ell Aitfla8e gaaetoe no paa for bur
tl9 acknowledging. Sobn Tor
flareoe, at ban ituloe ta9e en- apinoe
I'll Sernbaneitationen og at ban fun
bopoe 10 Wfinltter at gisre Oct paa
rer Sogets aigane. Eli at beapnoe
nleo hapoe Fan bog tiltroos bcrior
nla8ellg Slo, men loct ban nprmeoe
llg Statlonen ppoageoe plioielig
bans ~fplnoelige Hasiager, at bitit
haooc CLIENT iine fulife Spnoer
blentme, og Ser Dor intet anbet al
8lsre elo at per0e tilbage og iaa
meo oct forlorne @ebiS. Get bar
poa ben artoen Sltr til Scrnbareita.
tIoilell, at oct fneb, o. ga gif set
fon'fc llot bilrtigerc ello lopli9t,
~lnorsmmcoe Sobn. 0ommeren Inn.
teS 0ortlaringen par goo oa grci,
buortor bnn eftergop Wulften.
vi ct Sreu ira Tranfrig. Naen
9piltenoobl, Ell ing Wtono ira
Soittb 2afota bar i ct Nreu til line
Gcnner / Siour Sails iortaIt ON,
bporlcocs ban peo Srontcn / GSralf.
rig glf "ouer the top" fem @anoc
| Hebet al ire Gage og tiliioit blep
olene ON at t%rlnSportere o. afipre
Wtallfnge0pret, Dporom ser iii al
begplloe lne0 par nj Wtaro. Otter
ben ferlte Sag bapoe man inger
@efolingsmUnb, fortnIler ban. nQ
oct gIoroc forreltcn life llpgen, Sor.
ltIel, mcller ban, oa ale pioite Sci
latte Mtoal - set at fororipe -,
lferne fra ct bit Stcb. San ielr
blep alene on Wiaifingeppret, msl
ban IlTbtc, Oct meo Jig, naar Der
glorocs ct mt Srcmiteo, og bal,
meieoe ilcb ian mango 6icuber, al
bau tiliioit lpnteS oct blep Ell belt
panlmel NifTrc. Wan tog 5uiinber
al 6altgcr, ~lfriper Spiitenbabl, og
o'SIc bIcp itrar iatte til at bore
Wtao -og Inrmuinition iarut ifaff(
a~Iucien De 6sbe % inoreoe. 1et par
inger let Sob at bore arigsianger
| De Gage, Tiger ban, bn @aionct.
IpioIen altib trlteoe bereS gagbel
on Sc fife bar rietia lette poa So.
Den. Set er sicnipnlig tilii0it gaocl
galt oglaa meo ullac &piitenbabl
"a ban enbtc i'm S~fripelie meo al
fortGac, at ban lui ppbolot 'ig pao
ct SoIpitnl buorfrn ban mart pen.
teoe at flutes til Ell 2eir for Som.
patcIccntcr, hpor ban piloe blipe Ell
Wtaaneo3 Sib eller mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
proiiocnten fritaees.

Malbington ben 17oe Oft: sc
~ratct9 6inanSfomite bar iooG peo
Mcpi0eringcn al arigsiinanalopen
ItrsQct Suiet5 @citcmmclicr ON
Snofomitifat pon F%rriiocntcn5,
NsiciterctS- og llnocrrct@mcolen'
nicr5 og acknowledgements Ga
ger.
aonjtccn itrsg ogino @nicts BE
I~icmrnelicr ON 9eifntnir9 al Stats-
ca Observation-Disclosures ,loet Den anNaa
iaooon @cifatuing for grunolops'
iIrioig.r
aomitccn pcotog ct Nmcubemcni
en-, at Sfotteyoere, iom liocr Cab
i 9riitcn al line Sorrctnlngcr,
Gonobru9ct ibcrcgnct, fol fiinrle 'dn
ia tilbogebctalt alcrcoc inobetalte
Statter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
SmaGpinf.

Wrs. 8. 81. 8 4rcu2 ira 81.
San lophoIocr ii9 / Nncu poo &ciog
hos fin 6aoer, &. 3. &otqcu
- u. ". Scrpcr % :, Is. Nun
hahI fra Normoun, W}im., beirltc
Gccoroh 'ibite llgc. Cc oiloQoc %
ion en- &iiit pua "Gccorob &oitcn" 5
Sontor.
|oitor s. Is @IolcI>icu %
1omiIjc ira "a crosse. Mj2.. por
'GenOoQ2 her / @ueu poo &ciaN hos
g}r3. N}ogcl2icn2 Sritcr, WIlis u.
Gnpioiou.
@oitor o. Mrs. a Scchm@
hapoc GreooQ Den lSOc Ctlobcr pUrci
Qiitc / % Nar. Noo @rlmo al. al
DC hor hart &uiluen5o / @lict. lcirc
ocs Selpbruup3ooQcn / al StIIbco.
Nntou HuQQ ira Nrrocttc
9llto, Gonooo, hur opbolot ill
&pcn / uoqle Sage. san cr en- Ssr
al o'oroe StrrOocr &oafon NpQ0. %
GoWtiliel fIpttcoc hcriro ior omfriur
20 flor ii0eu.
- Sberit Chr Brandt pcuotc 6rc
bags SIitcn illboge ira Cluitcl
County, Wiim.. otter en- llQca &cis,
hos fin Son @corQc. Mrs. @runo
reiite pioere Ill 81. &oul pon ct Ipu
gere 8eieg hos SIeqt % %enner Ger
- SARAH Smcnicu itripcr iii I'm
SorGlorc, Ntr. oa Mrs. Z. Swcn
fen, ira Sranfriqe. at ban cr pco goo
gtoo % goo &clbreo % lifer ii1 Qooi
9e amerifanite Solooter or qicuucul
qoacnoe meqet bel tilireba ueo Sor
boloenc. iortpllcr ban.
DIR. og NtrS. ~. u. Sc2lol
far &oplparo. Niim., outom bert.
2sroags 9Iiten / Inleoning al, c
oeres Sen. Der er Stuoent be
Sutber College, par bleuet ma. &c
nige Wano err M beore. WRr. Ge:
lom or en- @rooer al 8iIbert ScSlo,
paa Gait Miain Street.
Senator enger oplpier, {
iielge Sperilag al DC ioriticaigc u,
iesiorer mangler Der M 1000 Mor
paa oct normaIe antal 5ormorbe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
Tvlflano proteiterer.

@aibington oen 17be Oft: Gen
tpife Gegicring bor lenot lloenri9s-
ot|partemcntct Ell energiif TrotcIt
moo northumberland al tpif'eieoe
Sorrctningcr, Stlbc % anoen 81
en0Om.
s Noten, ionl operienotc5 gien-
ltcm SEN ihruci5iite legation, erfIP-
res at Senii9tcn mco Solgct al tplf-
eict Gienoom beri 2anoet "eicn'pn-
Iig er Den at tilieie init s%tononlilt
Griitonce parig Sfabe".
Star protcltereS Der imoo oct
iorcilaaeoc Solg al North German
2lopo % Satnbnrg Mmerican
9omplfibslinier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22

af aompani g, 127be Snfa1teri, os
Der meloeS, at bette iarnnle &ompaai
miiteoe ale fine Sificcrer, men at De
eritatteees al Wfeuige. Sergeart
Clarence Sipeobers, osiaa al 3bine.
LANDER, isrte iaalebes bette &ompani
/ 5remitsoet moo Sismes, og / ire
Gage og ire N9tter fiGmpeoe ban og
bans W9no moo Ell ouerlegen tplf
Stprfe uben at faa anoet tiaips eno
bpao fanotes i De faIone Sienoers
Nansler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
I've Sfibe.

DOR ugen, Der enote lite Cttober,
blep otte me Sfibe, reprGienterenoe
1880 Cons 8egt, %operoraget til
6oreneoe StaterS Sfibstomnisiion.
Sem al oisie 6arteier bar al Staal
og ire al Ir9. 3cme llges Broouf.
ton irobefatteoe oct ieritc Staallfib
ira NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sfibsbpgge.
rler lioen &egieriugen bcgpnbte Den
me Tlrfiombeo paa octtc Smroaoe.
Get or bpgget al 6cocrol chip
building so. / Searucp, q. 5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
Tposfalb.

Arthur Sampiou, Ul0clt Smn Al
Wr. % Mr@. 6rnnflin compton
her ! Nnen, bsoe al ~SnIlucnja cltcr
tim nogIc Cages Sp3cIcic 6rcOo0&
Nlftcn. giosoe, ser pnr WioIcr Al
1roicSiion, par isot / EIcoiani
Solpnilip SEN 30te @ioi 1SSS o1
bIru laolcocS SOLE Gnr gammcl.
Mou citcrIoocr iig, foruocn i'm @n-
itru, loot Naen, % Ell liocn @ltt,
TorrIorcne, ire @rporc og ell 80
itcr, Wtrs. NieIb.
@egrnuelicn iorcgoor / GItcrmlo.
bog ira Ser8ebuict, Fultor Iorrl-
ion iorrettcr.
Mr5. @corQc Nlott oe0c ! III Nitnl
pou Gait N}aiu Street ScnooG 81.
~tcrlnioong. Nun hnp0c pUret nae.
liza Ct Enr Nnra Sio, men bcn nmIo-
0clbore GeosanrinN par Slrlaebc-
trnocIie, hporni blu iaa Gage
Torueien blcu mlQrcben. Ntoeoe
gnr irot / NIcnIont IomnIbip ocn
1Sbc April 1869 al 6orTiorcnc Wr.
"a M}r9. @lrnocr ScpcrIon. Scnoc3
Ylon0 op0c Tor omtrilN ijrr Nor II.
hcn. Num c~itcrIo0tr zig i'm 6oocr,
eli 2on "a 10 Gstrc.
@cQropclitu iuocr Stc0 Gn20o0
ST. $50 ira Ser0chl1ct.
aliec Rutb Com, Cater al @r.
90 Mrs. ". y Gop, Flcoldnl
Sumnibip, oeOe / TreOoN3 al &n'
flcnio, 10 9nr CANNED. @u bar
urrct 2urcriuOc noe pc0 Sharp,
Sfultn % houoe pUrct ltilgn5 ct Eor
lllcr, foul ioa til &Dcu ior at irGc
%pQebiUlp oQ q "a lite lltano til
al rciie hicnt jQien. ga Der life por
0loo> pnn Moipito'c ct, los bcnoc@
&ontc, Wiiia Slcto9er. hcn0c mo.
IrQoe hos Bert %eunou, % het
oobc hlm. @~cNrapcIicn iorcait irO
aapcllet puo Ebclp2 @rnullmo Gun.
buaS Gitcrmi0oug. Eoipr Gorri.
ion iorrctteOc.
%j err blcuct 0iort opmcrtiom pao
Ct |or Sell / Smftet ON Wir3.
&ouiic (>ohniou2 Go0 i iorrINt
lhmcr al &Inoet. GiOe0c Ser bal
Nuitru til NuaQcu [ohniou @itnc2.
blep bcgropct Sir@ooQ ocu 150c %
TamiIien, iom por ilnttct his ira
Citranoer, Nijuu., houOc boct i O.
corab / fun 6 Tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22

Den fsrlte &uitcr, eftcr at ban fpnl
til Mtarpspille, bar neget haaro FOR
Arheioerne os oeres 6oniller. Gul
Sen por itreng. 9li55aros bsrte til
Iaocn5 CrScn, oq SungcbetTn
belle o0 Ncrpeiebcr tog Sperhaono.
Solicit / W~iurpspille fun enonl ror'
tpQe ON 81. 2anitritnls (Oct bar
Den mae @pgcs NaplD SpofrelIcr
og &iUlpiombco ntoer DC paltltcllge
Sorbol0. Ncrctningernc ON bans
Hciicr lanqe Seie, / Sncorcp %
@uIoc, mart til ct ipgt Barn mart
til Ell lenIUltct Mrbcibcr cIlcr Ell
iattia Mor mcb en- Itor Sprncflof,
al bpilfe mango bar lpgc; Der CT
life Snl pno iaaoannlc @crcttinacr
ONT Or. Sonitrums ferltc &lltter
Miorpapiuc. Eatientcr, 'om &onl.
paoni Goftorcn bauoe "gipct op",
fou til Souitrum og blcp lGgte.
Oct enbtc tiliioit meo, at Sp9c tom
/ Slot og Gplgc til bonl, iclp ON DC
bapoe bctolt Ben oiiiciellc SG9c,
lnen sc por bangc for aonrpa9ltlct;
llnoabc oq fom / Nemnnellghco
Gen enc Ninter flllgtc Den olloell
% Sen enc bar onltrcllt Ionl Der
onben. Yauitrum bar Den %'unlnlc
Non arbciococ Gag % Not, olte 10,
inoen Detailing, % p'tc aop hnl
Wtcoicincr pco Sibcn al lit Nrbcioc
Sans Nm porcoe oa 'preote zig pncl
belle Stotcn. Sans &ollegdcl
nloattc oncrficube hans Ulcltaacnot
0patiQbco. % blnrbt Smoafolf bIct
ban life mIllorc fiellot Tor ut goeC
@ierteloQ. % III bar ban Wfcila
mouo mcN iig nnocr %olgfompel
Tor Npcruct iom Torbnmos'cllator
San iorcncr en- SfanoinooS bcoltO
G0cnitobcr mco ct Ggtc amcrifonl
Npr0criiuo. Get repnblifoRifc Bart
/ Moniona or set belt no londlu
Tarti, % set bar opltillct Or. Salt
itrrm Tom Nanoioat, forot han Ia
iulot rcprricntercr TartictS Souu
litct oN 6rcntifriooaono. Gctt'
blcp ooino ircrnbGpct ar Gol. Sbcp
oorc Rooicpclt. ionl nplig gloroc CT
Hciie til Montana for at notalc Il,
Tor 81. @auitrlms Talg.
SfanoinoOcrne fon bare ltolt
al at Sermc ouatige Ntono er no
aaact ira 0cres &pffer, % DC pl
iiffcrlia iUtte Ell sGre | at ltett
bam paa G~aIgoaecn. g pco, a
Or, Sonitrum or ell Wano, ion
isrit o9 ircnit bill giere lin Tlia
nocn &enipu til cger 6oroeL o
iom bar Woo ill at eiere in Nlig
unoer ole SmitGnoigbeoer.
(slpcrtiSiemeni.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
WoMtnmd.
1fh,,onftot GuuS

uUVyyitB VHuu. VI llFelllftc@
llgt @enrao er iunoct Oinglcnoc ira
ct Gre norbenNr Columbia Sails
8~rapplaos peb &aliIpeu. st &eb
on SolIcn % initet til Ell 8ren /
erect untpbcoc, at Wnnocn ellgallg
'tiIbage / Si0en bapoe brlgt Jig.
&~uinbeliac TuitbnS / Smtte. GoIts
meiteren / Butte bar beiluttet at all-
'pttc &pinGer Iom Yoithub, og ban
frenbpocr fife millore el,o % lc.
bigc Stiaingcr. Ger er life alci1e
Wtongcl poa Nrbeiosfulf, men Eoit.
b10cncS Sennilger betrogtcs / ocu-
lie Sio Iuu lane, at finn faa Wonos-
perIoncr laocr Jig friite al oen.
Muntann.@nt beflaser iia. Me-
Mig George {. Smith, Der bar &C.
nior / &clena3 Spilfole, bu ban
bpcrpcoc JIG / Nrmeen, bar ifrcuei
bjcln % beflagct Jig ouer, at ban life
bar fooct Inlebnirg til for Ilpor
al tage fat poa Spifen. San blcp
ltrar innrct / penItre @cl % bragi
til @oipitnlct, blcp Illart belbre0ci
co pen0te tilbuge til Srunten, men
itfc IanInort par ban fonlmen
Stamp 'pr ban igien tit Ell angle,
0cnne Sang / bpire Ben.
Icfuro fur Saanins. Sra Sat.
Ding melocS, at to ullgc Wpno, oer
al y. %. e. 81. / Minneopolis pnr
lelot ocrlrO Tor at fao &interiGoel
i SOrOcn, bur lat III Geforo peo pal
Ell Ing at iaa 1873 Ncres. De brltgt(
tim ct cnfclt lloitpr, ~teItaueloe a
ire Cribs oa eli Srnctor. men 81
hoooc tagct nteo pna SlGb ionpeI
iin Niiooo9onnao ion Sro % Srun
&c, Ioa Ser life 9iorocS eli elcit(
Stou5 / Sebct al Sagcn. Ilminbc
lia bcrcgnct ubfprte De TO Suite,
ocu Sag 6 0ianbs % 81 Seitc:
Arbcibc.
NrracbaaS paa Sjml. Gen ill
Nn @rop Glifi, life langt ira Big
Climber. bar maoife StatcnS ellel
cnoog Sonocts encitc SGrAcbuni
poa &iul. gaaben giorhe for CT
Sio Sieneltc iom Srnnsportmlboc
opcr golopitone Hipcr poa bel
Maaoe ionl ppriuoeIig beitcnlt, mel
&onoitanocl-bleu tiliibit ioa Lap, a
Ser life por Sale ON at fau @naocl
til at i;pbc, bporpoa Gicren if ocl
, o~eninlc SIC at lptte Sen pao Silil
Cen iigc2 / lin me Sfiffclic at hau
prutoct b~ctpoclig, ga Sen flpocloC
bar uolat for at tagc Tono / Hcu
rerne - lloget man III life tcris
|, lempeS me0.
1llbclSig SulSat prffcr MeSpnf
| Gu Sploot, Scr eitcr of bare beicg
. eu ipg Seitcr langt itoe ! %citen %
saa Silboaereiien til en- 2eir / $40
! rioa, hopoe paa Sogct, i6et bctt
uGrmcoe liz Great Sails, prret no
J lat for 2onmeippe, lom life allen
bapbe taeet hans Tcnee, men osiat
IhmlS Scrnbanebillet. TasIaeererr
eaa Soact loo / al Stilbco Weloirl
: ON 2ilhraselicn cirfulcre, boorpa
$ ct Wano gift omfriug mes Satter
: Ser inSfom nof I'll at fisbe Ell N
Billet % besuoen $64, iom al
a cperrafteS Soloaten. Man lagot
/. unoer Snsiamlinscn Nerfe iii G.
aIore apinoe meo Ell "Ierpice itar"
der Iaaoe $40 / Sotteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
Sen. Kearns 600.

Gait cafe Gin, lltab, oen 1Sbe
Oft: Sbu. I%orbunbs ienator Sbo.
mas aearnS or ioog oignoct ueo So.
Den lom 6sIQc al ct Slo9tillrloe.
Non bar So Nar gonmel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
pr0lioentinofcreIie

Sra Eefing, China, meloteS Den
lOoe os., at Stu Chi Chang Den Gag
%liorertes iom Gbinaa Br9iioent.
Ssitioellabeoen ioilot Stco / Sper-
p9r al aabinettet % WcoIenlmer al
Yarlamentet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22
%eaninser uSIeubes i SisIe 9aae

til ale Ibonenter, hpis Subifription
,iolsb for 2 Nauneoer eler I9nscr
iioen. Sent life meb at bctale bisie
&cgninger, ga BET elers life itaor |
Dor Must at iorbinbre at glabet maa
itanies. "Sbe @ar Snbuitries
@oaro" ~forlanser bet os ri maa
rette oS bereiter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22

paa Toropeiieus iiore Suiiueis
S0mt 0oQsae. Snlot 8urlus Soots
"UW ,espina, Shorthauo, Iutos,
@as. % Gttan Engineering.
SpecisDs S,asier Tor Gutommsre. ao't %
yogi / prioat ,Somilis, 81 III $3.50 pr. use.
Strip til
j.. C., Satire,
Crookston, Mimi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22

"cttsrab't ptsn o. Deb Mrusn" III 9cres
% SaiITnari fsiitr $3.50 pr. aar. Vorio ibe
tsenei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-10-22

Gn itriobar Sarmer. Gobert Wtil-
Ter, eli pclitaaenoe Sarn1cr / Srem-
pealeau Gollntp, or bleuell arrelteret
pou Anflage for at hape nnoluot at
rcgiitrcre for WilitGrtielelte San
bar lioen b~aaronuffct ncgtet at title
aautiol,, foretrGffelroe at tagc oct
roligt i Spngilet. Mlner tiger, at
ban bar 30 Mar pna &egiltrcrings-
oagell, SEN 5te SUM 1917.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-10
PERTH AWB0Y, n. J.

PERTH NNB0I, n. j..
TUESDAY, DEC, 10th, 1913
L. GENTLEMEN
Shoes are among the 'tindispensibles" Of
life. No matter how good they are, there comes a time
sooner or later when they are so worn that they must be
replaced.
When that tine cones, the question arises.
''ehere can I get shoes that will give the greatest
service; shoes that viii be the most economical for
ne to buy?''
This, after all, is q matter of getting
shoes Of undoubted quality; for>qua1ity alone, determines
the length of service.
When We tell you that we feature Bannister
and B~ostonian shoes, you KNOW that you are getting
unquestionab1e quality when you buy your shoes here.
We have so much faith in the reputation of the manu-
facturers of these shoes---a reputation, by the way,
built upon the experience of thousands of satisfied
wearers---that We give you a guarantee Of absolute salts
faction or money back.
Better got your next pair here---you'll
never regret it..
Yours very truly,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-10
Plenty Of Wild Game In The
Many Large Parks Of Canada

For many years the Dominion of
Canada has done much TO protect the
natural beauties and the wild life of
her territory. She has established a
great system of parks and is guarding
them wisely. Long ago she came to
see that these parks are a great nan
cial asset: that the beauties of their
scenery and their expanses of UNI
touched nature possess a money value
for the Dominion which should not be
overlooked.
In this country we are gradually
awakening to the importance of this
same fact, and in Washington time
and thought are now being devoted to
the exploitation of the national parks
of the United States.
The terrible struggle that Is now
going on lends peculiar force to a SEN
tence or two from the last report or
the commissioner of dominion parks.
THE fundamental purpose behind the
establishment and maintenance of ma
tional parks is the development n
maintenance Of rugged, forceful, intel
ligent manhood.
The most common n the most
successful treatment a physician pre-
scribes for a patient is an order to go
to the mountains or the seaside or the
country. And the logic underlying
this prescription is the same logic
which brought about the creation Oh
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-10
ALL-STARSO OPEN
SEASON TONIGHT
Handerhan Brothers, Holman,
Kaufman and Mcmillan Play
at Palace Tonight VS.. Soldiers

The stage is all set for the formal
opening of the basketball season by
the All Star five of this city. The To-
cal combination of crack players have
for thor opponents the fast team rep
resenting the Camp Raritan arsenal.
This game. although not the first big
game in this city, marks the appear
ance on a local court of a team that
will no doubt have the undivided
backing of all basketball followers
of the city. The Nat Holman-Marty
Kaufman combination will attract the
huge following that was the Y. NJ. II.
As last year, while the Handerhan
brothers combination will cause the
followers of the West Sides and Riv-
ersides to adhere to this All Star quin-
tet. Mcmillan who appeared in this
city last year in the post season set
of games against the Wright-Martin
five of New Brunswick. won instant
favor with local fans and will prove a
great asset in combination with the
above mentioned dribblers.
Manager Kelsey is leaving no stone
unturned to furnish local basketball
dom the gest obtainable and with the
opener tonight at the Palace Hail
court against the soldier team of
"Bonhamtown way" on the bill and q
good preliminary game to start the
evening off with and dancing scatter
ed between the intervals by Benny
Encherman's orchestra q pleasant
evening is assured.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-10
InternationaIS Want Draft
to be Eliminated This year

! Pleas for the elimination of the
draft featured the opening session or
the annual meeting of the I%nterna-
itional league yesterday, at the Hotel
Imperial, New York. Jack Dunn,
owner OF the Baltimore team, got up
in the meeting and declared that if
the draft were not abolished nc
would not attempt to operate another
team in Baltimore.
Dunn has made such assertions in
the rast, but each year finds him do
ing business at the old stand. More
important was the fact that Joe Lam
min, the former Red Sox owner, and
angel" for the International League,
is reported to have said that IL the
minors are unable to have the draft
lifted he will sever all his connections
with baseball. As Lannin paid the
bills for the Buffalo and Newark
clubs last season and helped to float
the Hamilton. Ont. team after SYRIA
cuse had collapsed. his Withdrawal
might finish the league.
Much Of the time was taken up IN
heated d-enunciations of the National
Commissions conduct toward the
minor leagues. Ban johnson and
Garry Hermann were especial tar
gets for censure, Lannin being most
o~utspoken.
The pennant was awarded to To-
ronto, and john II. Farrel, the presl-
dent. read his annual report. Farrell
said he saw prospects for a good sea-
son in 1919 under certain conditions.
Seek Salary Limit
In order to decide upon n salary
limit for the league Farrell proposed
that a committee be appointed to find
out the total receipts and disburse-
ments of the eight clubs last year
and divide them by eight He thought
this would determine a salary limit
of about $4,000 a month, the salary
limit agreed on by the American As
ISOLATION. One owner pointed out
that IL the players OF the Information
al League had worked without salary
for the last five years the league still
would have lost money
The following attended the session:
Joseph Lannin. Buffalo: Jack Dunn.
Baltimore; ]. J.. McCafrey, Toronto;
Charles p. Chaplin, Rochester; Thorn
as Mccarthy, Newark; David Driscoll
and David Price. Jersey City; Patrick
Donovan, Hamilton. Farrell held The
proxy for the Binghamton club.
though this club also was represented
by Manager Hartman. The meeting
will be continued today
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-10

national parks.
THE curative results which follow
such an outing are recognized to be
due to the recreation in the out-of-
doors involved in the trip" The out
door man is likely to be in all respects
the good citizen.
In the parks of the Dominion or
Canada are many of the large wild an
imals once widely distributed over
portions of the western part OF Ameri-
ca. Deer, ak, moose, sheep, antelope
and white goats are to be found undis-
turbed and unafraid in places easily
accessible to the public.
Canada has the greatest herd OF
buffalo in the world, and many OF
these. 1t will be remembered, were
sold to Canada by a resident of Mon
tana. This herd, which now numbers
more than 2.400 head. is distributed
in different parks. large and small.
Recently a fine herd of elk was m
ported to Canada from the Yellow
stone National Park.
Within q year or two a band of fifty
wild antelope was captured by build
ing a fence around the area in which
they ranged. This experiment has
been successful III to the present time.
the antelope have thriven, and for the
year show IN increase of ove twenty.
so hat there are now seventy in the
reserve,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-10
Benny Leonard Shifted

CAMP UPTON. N. Y. Dec. 10
Lieut.. Col. J.. T.. Abbott. who has fos-
tered athletics here for month. yes
terday vas appointed camp athletic
officer. He will be assisted by Mich
ael Ryan of New York. former long
distance amateur running champion.
who arrived here today and presented
credentials as the War Departments
civilian athletic director for til S camp.
civilian athletic director for this camp.
Ryan, besides being an all around
athlete. holds two records-the 70
miles Boston Marathon. WEIGH he 0
cred in 2 hours 21 minutes Is 1-5 sec
onds. and the Canadian Marathon. in
which his time for the 26 miles and
nc yards vas 2 hours As minutes IS
rs seconds. Ryan is a former mem
Der of the Irish-American A. c. and
former coach at Bates College.
Col. Abbott and Ryan plan indoor
work for convalesccnt soldiers return-
ing from abroard and as much out
door practice as the weather will per-
NIT. Ryan succeeds Benny Leonard,
who has been transferred to Camp
Lee, Petersburg. Va.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-10
Sb0rfmGn's Corner

Kid Potty was muchly ~perturbed
yesterday when he learned that Joe
McNulty of the LQtos Club had stat
ed that the Kid had cold feet. The
Kid in reply o~mphatically denied ever
running out of a match with any
fighter and in ~refutation indicates the
many bouts h has fought in this city
and every one of them, he states, has
been against fast, tough boys whom
he Disposed of after herculean ef-
forts.
Kid Potty declared hat 1t wasn't
the opponents that he Kicked against.
it was the filthy lucre. Potty says
tina he isn't in the game for the love
of It. las the scheckies that draw
him on and unless he gets star prices
for star bouts he's satisfied TO stay
out OF the ring. His manager. How
ard Richards, cut loose from I'otty
becaHae Potty wouldn't fight for a
certain price so now the Kid is man
agerlese and fghtless but he states
that he will turn TO promoting dances
the first of which VIII be given al the
Y. M. IL. A. hall on Tuesday, Decent
Der Il.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-10
Dempsey Goes South to Meet
Carl Morris in Big Battle

Jack Dempsey. the chief heavy
weight contender, has left for New
Orleans. where he will take on Carl
Morris over the twenty round course.
The bout will no doubt terminate be-
fore the twenty rounds are up by a
knockout. Twice before these two
giants have met and in both encoun
tiers Morris has been worsted. Demp-
sey is pretty confident that ne will
stop his opponent early in the fight.
while Carl Morris banks upon winning
out on Il full distance fight.
Before leaving for New Orleans,
Dempsey declared that he did not be-
Hevc that he would ever meet Jess
Willard in the ring. He contended
that the heavyweight title holder
would give no one a chance to get the
title. He also asserted that he would
like to meet Willie Meehan In a TWEEN
ty round battle and dispense forever
any thought that the public might en-
terrain regarding Meehan's having the
Indian sign or him.