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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27

Ond place. He was hitting .3O6
when the previous week averages
were released. Now his average is
.321. Lee Magee, Cincinnati, who
was in 18th place last week, moved
up to 10th place.
Heinie Groh, Cincinnati, contin-
ued at the head of the list with an
average of $50, which is a drop Of
IS points since last week Charles
HOllOcher, Chicago youngster, has
clouted out 100 safe hits. MerkIe
his teammate, leads in total bases
with 1879, which include % doubles.
3 triples and a like number of
homers
Cruise, ST Louis, with his six cir
cult drives, remained high man in
that department, and ROush. Gin
cinnati, with 10 sacrifice hits, head
ed the sacrifice hitters. Max Carey,
Pittsburgh, added another stolen
base to his string and leads with Al
thefts. George Burns, New York,
has scored 81 runs, which tops the
list. New Yorks mark Of -971 re
manned high in club fielding and
Cincinnati's .271 average continued
high for team batting.
Leading batters: Groh, Cincin-
natl, $50; z. Wheat, Brooklyn. .321;
J. c. Smith, Boston, 800; Daubert,
Brooklyn, .317; Hollocher, Chicago,
.313; ROush, Cincinnati, 309; Mer-
kle, Chicago, 800; Chase. Cincin-
natl, -304; Young, New York, .301;
L. Magee, Cincinnati, 293.
Cashion, Minneapolis. finished the
season strong in the American as
ISOLATION, which closed Sunday,
July 81. He added Il points to his
mark Of last week, bringing his
final average to $40 for the abbre-
waited season, according to unofIf-
cial averages published today. but
which do not include the twilight
games at Toledo and INDIANAPOLIS.
Riggert, St. Paul. who was in
first place last week, was nosed
out Of second place by TaPgart. Co
lumbus, by one point. Sh0vlin. Co
lumbus, made another sacrifice
which gave him a mark of 20. and
broke the tie with Martin of Mil
waukee. Stolen base honors ended
in a triple tie. Riggert and Butler
OF st. Paul, who were tied with 90
thefts each, were Joined by Bescher
of Louisville. Riggert was the only
player to reach the century mark
for safe hits He drove out 101
which gave him the lead for total
bases with .149. These included Is
doubles, the same number as made
nv CashiOn. Z triples and 6 homars
He led the home run hitters KAN
as City. pennant winners. led in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
Games Today.
HOW THEY SEE IT

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 27.-Ban
Johnson, president OF the American
league, here yesterday said he was
Immensely pleased with the work
or fight baseball decision Of Sec
rotary Baker. The major leagues
Will play their last games Sept 2,
Labor day, and the world series
Immediately viii be staged" said
President Johnson
Cincinnati, Ohio, July z7-August
Hermann, chairman of the ma
tiOnal baseball commission, when
informed of the decision of Secre-
tary Baker that the work or fight
regulations would not apply to
baseball players until Sept. /, said
he was very much pleased That
is fine and it phases me very
much" said MI Hermann.
New York, July 27-Secretary
Foster Of the New York Giants, on
learning last night of Secretary
Bakers decision to halt baseball On
Sept 1, expressed himself as pleas
ed, saying the extension Of time
would enable the National league
clubs To clear Hp their business
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
BALL ORGANIZER TO FRANCE.

Chicago, July 27.-John T. Pow
ers, who was president of the Fed
eral league in 1913, and who soon
leaves for France as a reCreational
director for the Young Mems Chris
tian association, is mapping out an
extensive program of sports for the
soldiers. One of the things Mr.
Powers plans to do is organize a
number of baseball clubs among
the soldiers and let them contest
for a championship trophy. He has
Lad experience in organizing small
leagues as he was the originator Of
the minor baseball trade and relig-
ious organizations in Chicago. In
1900 and 1901 he organized 45
leagues in banking, church. frater-
nal and commercial circles in Chi
cagO.
Il agree with those observers
who have said that if you can get a.
gloomy soldier to play a game Of
some kind, you are winning back
the man and saving him. said Mr..
Powers. Get him TO pick Of
baseball and bat and knock the
pill around TO his companions in
the field and you have retrieved d
man who otherwise might be lost
not only to his home and family,
but to his country. In way it is
a little thing 10 do, but in another
way it is a big thing.
Mr.. Powers, in the early '90s,
played with the Fort Worth and
Kansas City baseball teams He
enlisted as a jackie in the Spanish
American war and was on board the
Indiana" as a naval reserve man
during that conflict.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
MURPHY GIVES THEATRE.

Cincinnati, Ohio, July II The
Murphy theatre at Wilmington,
Ohio, built at a coast OF S250000
by Charles w. Murphy. former own
er of the Chicago Cubs. was dedi-
Gated Thursday while the city OF
Wilmington officially observed the
event as a holiday by the mayors
proclamation. The theater is
tribute To Mr.. Murphy 10 his native
city in honor of HIS mother. who
resides there
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
HERE'S GOPHER GRID STATE.

Minneapolis. July 27-The 1918
football schedule Of the University
of Minnesota is regarded as the
stifest program in years. The sea-
son will open on Sept % with North
Dakota opposing the Gophers on
Northrop field. From this date on
Minnesota will face formidable OPP
ponents. closing the season against
Michigan at Ann ArbOr on Nov. %.
The schedule follows:
Sept 28-North Dakota univers-
ity al Minneapolis
Oct 5-South Dakota state at
Minneapolis.
Oct. 12@Chicago at Chicago.
Oct. 26-Illinois at Minneapolis.
Nov. Indiana at Indianapolis.
Nov. 16-Wisconsin at Minneap-
oils.
Hox. z3-MichiSan at Ann Arbox.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
JOHNSON IS LOYAL
TO AMERICAN CLUB:
REJECTS ALL BIDS

st. Louis, Mo, July 27.-Walter
Johnson will not desert the Sena-
tors until the league is "spurlos
versenkt" Johnson declared yes
terday he had declined seven offers
from munitions plants and ship
teams. so long as the American
league gates are open I'll remain"
he said.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
MISKE LAID UP

st. Paul, Mimi. July 27.-Bnly
Miske, St. Paul heavyweight boxer
is laid up from an operation on his
nose. Miske's trouble turned out tc
he worse than anticipated. and he
has been ordered to remain out OF
the ring for at least three weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27

At the top, from left to right,
Dario Resta, speedway champion
for 1915-1916; Louis Chevrolet,
winner of the title in 1917. and vic
tor in the Chicago Derby and union
town 112-miles race this season,
and Arthur Duray, holder of the
worlds speed record of 147 miles
an hour. In the center is Smiling
Ralph" Milford, worlds 24-hour
champ and runner-up in the Chi
cago Derby. Below is Ralph De
Palma, worlds sprint champion and
winner of the Sheepshead Bay and
Cincinnati 100-mile handicaps this
season. These drivers and Ira Vail
will race in the international
sweepstakes at the Chicago speed
way tomorrow afternoon, each hav-
ing posted $4,000 as a part of the
$27 900 purse, of which SIT 900 goes
TO the winner The race will be
run in five heats at 2, 10, 20, 80 and
so miles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
TRADES LEAGUE

At Rock Island, Silvis Shops and
Leather Workers.
At Moline, Machinists and Paint
ers.
At Davenport. Federal Employees
and Carpenters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, :; Boston, ,.
Cleveland, S; New York, 3.
Washington. 3. St. Louis. ,
Detroit, ., Philadelphia, l.
Games Today.
Boston At Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at St. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
RESPITE GIVEN
BALL BY BAKER
Organized Baseball Granted Until
Sept. ] BY War Secretary
In Final Ruling.
MAGNATEs ASK UNTM OCT. IL
Extension Of Time. However, viii
Enable Completion OF Short
Season.


gained baseball was given respite
until September 1 by Secretary Of
War Baker Yesterday. Mr.. Baker
suspended until Sept enforce
ment of the work or fight order In
the cases Of players of draft age.
Of whom there are Z57 in the ma
jor leagues, but declined % extend
the period Of exemption until the
close Of the season on Oct Is.
The baseball magHates have
stated that they will close the
parks when the order goes into
effect and this means that the
schedule Of games for this season
will be concluded on Sept. / thus
shortening the season six weeks.
a petition has been filed for
an extension Of time within which
professional baseball players shall
seek essential or productive en-
ployment and the order asked is
one which will extend until Oct.
Is. 1915" said Secretary Baker in
his decision.
CAS- grounds for this request IL
is alleged that there arc but 237
persons affected by the so-callsd
work or fight order, but that in
spite of this small number, their
taking would lead 10 the immedi-
ate breaking up Of the entire
game.
1T is further said that the no
tice is too short to allow the lea
CUES to adapt themselves to the
ruling: and that the failure Of the
clubs to adapt themselves 10 the
ruling is due to the fact that the
secretary Of war caused it TO be
known through the newspapers
that the question of the application
of the order to baseball players
would not be decided until an &C
tual case arose
A fearing has been had on this
subject by the provost marshal
general, who reports 10 me that
it is not clear 10 him that the
game will have TO be discontinued,
even if the order is made immed-
ately applicable.
The purpose OF the work or
fight order, so far as the war de.
partment is concerned. is to
strengthen the military forces Of
the country. and not to control The
labor situation. Incidentally f.
will undoubtedly have The effect
of adding to the number Of persons
Rsefully employed and decreasing
number of persons uselessly en-
ployed
In this way the order viii
strengthen the military forces by
making it less necessary to ex-
empt for Industrial reasons men
who would otherwise be taken into
the military service.
Against Exceptions.
This is an indirect result, but
one OF very great Importance, and
if exceptions are made or postpone
ments are to be made in the en-
forccment of this order it will re-
quire a very careful study to de-
termine whether those exceptions
ought to be the persons in whose
behalf this petition is filed or
some other group out % the large
number affected by the order,
many OF whom already have con-
piled with it and brought about
reimbursement of the trades ana &C.
equations which they had Prev
ously followed.
Il think il would he an unIor-
tunate thing to have SO wholesome
recreation as baseball destroyed
if il can be continued by the use
of persons not available for essen
tial war service.
But it would be a much more
unfortunate thing 10 preserve eF-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
JAfksON AGAINST CLINE.

Philadelphia. Pa, July 27.-Wil-
lie Jackson and Irish Patsy Cline
have been matched to go six rounds
here next Tuesday night. Forteits
have been posted
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27
N4TIONALLE4GUF


eSJeTdaI' results.
Philadelphia. ; Chicago. ..
Boston, H. Cincinnati, 3.
Boston, II; Cincinnati. 3.
Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, 3.
New York, s. St Louis, o.
Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
St. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at New York
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27

An the news All the ttne-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27

All the news all the tlme-The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-07-27

Tack Wheat, Brooklyn outfelder,
made the best showing Of National
league batters. according to the av-
erages published today, and which
includes Wednesdays games. Wheat
climbed from eighth place TO sec
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
NarSmpoe.

Oct lutberife grooerlamiunbs
cttenoc aarsmsoc % BET aarlise
llnsoomsitepne pil bIi afbolot /
Sauf Center, Winn., ira 17oe til
CO meo 23be Sum-. Iabnings.
prGoifen Wanbas aiten ben 17be;
iaa Meoet fan iiges at tage i'm
gegpnoelIe oen aften. Sirsbas %
Snsoae blir Der 6orretninssmpoe,
ioet mango pistiee Eager fommer
rp til gebanoling. Sorsoag %
Sreoag bIir Der Samtale oper oct
rpitiaebe Samtalcemne iumt Sore
hrag al bore MisiionGrer, Sauife
CO Ianoabl, iom er biemme paa
Serie. llngbomsitepnet bespnoer
6reoag g%ftermiooag og fortIetter
til Ssnoas Aften, oa Stepnet az
iluttes meo Sangerieit.
6. $. 8unbus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10

ton efern, 1919 portIano Ipenue,
minneapolis, meb en- Wibbag / De.
res Siem; oeres nj gern meo go.
miller par tilite0e. DR.. $. U. Stub
p%r9lioereoe peo goroet; Saler
Eolbtes al DR.. Strb, poitor 5. SO.
&reus, CONNER $. u. anberion
al WbiteboIl, @iS., Serman g.
Gfern al WnoiIon, 8is., ibp. Ms.
iurancefommisi9r / @isconiin, oa
Faitor 30. 3. Sumitao al @olsato
Menlgbeo, minneapolis, en- Spi.
eerIsn al @ulobrubeparret. Sal.
rige 8ratulationsifripelie % Sc
legrammer blep mootaget, Der
iblanot en- Silien ira @or JreIiers
Nenisbeo, unbertesnet al benS
Sruitees. Mr. gfrrn err ira 9iri,
Norge, % er 70 Ior gammel.
Sans Suitru, Der err Ipenif al 500
lel, er 81. De bar blanot 9tpbpg-
gerne / Srempealeni Gountp, @is..
og bar boet i minneapolis iiOen
1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10

elm. Tom leoet til ct I9ngere Orb
ififte. Nrof. Ileris inoleoet en- al
minoelig S~isfusiion ouer: "@bat
is TIE &elation bettpeen 4mericnn-
i'm ano the Stubp OF Sconoina'
pian in anterica"2 Som &eiultai
al benne 9isfusiion blep BET be.
itemt / Sommerens Sob at roei ct
iierre Seite, Iom ifulae inobefatte
Snoleg ansaaenoe De ifanoinapiife
Sanocs Gel / aampen for Semo.
frati og 5ribeo.
HimeIigpis fonn1er Erof. Slier
til at ifripe ON @ergelonb; Yrof
@tanrit5on ON S~trinobers; Sonas
Sic, aieaonb, @arborg etc, piI
hper ii9r iinbe fine Salsmenb
Waoife pil bet bli muligt at fac
Broi, Sfoiielo til at bcbanbIt
SisrnI Jon; Senator IeIIon til a
lfripe ON De if~anbinapiife SIP.
rl9nos Spofrelier / 2ebet al Sri
gen. Oct ifanoinapiife Sproes BE.
tponing for Dor fremtioige fllltu'
leae llopiflins Dor oct Iaa We.
l.illgen at faa fremb9pet. On So.
mite blep neoiat til at forbanolt
nleo Imerican.S g anoinapian Scum,
hation angaaenoe Samarbeioe 10,
De Elaner Iom er nppnte.
Otter at Troi. Stomberg % bt
flelte andre Gmbeosm9no bar Bit
gjenpalgt for enOnu ct s(ar, bier
Wfcoet bGpet. glanot Dem Tom bi.
raanet Wsoet iaar Iaaes oaiac
Wtrs. grnberg, Director of Sire.
iIoe Stuoies", Serea College, Sen
tilcfp. Sra Chicago % @panstor
bar ioruoen De, iom allereoe Ell
nGpnte, felgenOe: q. g. 9. SO.
Iepbion, Erot. aIsaeer, 9rof. Gar.
len, Scr. @ittrup, Irpf. 6. q
0onlo, Trof. gInlquiit og 9iblio.
tefar s. 6. %. SanIon.-"Sfanoi
hapen".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
9premcs SiGl.

Meo Sifferbeo peo pi life, ON
Si9IeIip operbopeoet finoes hos noget
Spr. Gesuagtet fan man peb nGr-
mere @ranifning al Gprepipfologien
eler 99ren ON De Sunftioner hos
0prene, iom fan antages at bore
ubilag al iiGlelige S9nomener, 1laa
meget larlgt. @ore / lin egen Be
pibitbeb fan Wenneitet birefte iagt-
tage iiplelige Silitanbe % Sirflom'
beber. Naar bisie antages at fore
fomme ogidn hos andre S9iener, be-
ror oct pna ielgenbe Slutning: Sp-
ierer ct @pien, iom / pisie Senieen-
Der err bpgset iom Nenneifet, Jig
unoer eipne Smit9noigbeber pao
iamnle @aabe, iom "Sfabningens
Serre" UNDER Sc famine Sorbolbe
piIoe gisre, iaa antnges De famine
ii9Ielige Iariager at ligge til 8rltno
for Sanolingen. Oct err altiaa ira
SperensItemmelie legemlig Srgani'
iation pg 6lrnftior, at man l~litter
Jig til Siplelipets SiliteoepGrelie.
Set er bopebiageIig no fra De De-
prgelier, Sprene UNDER pisie Sm-
it9nbigbeoer uofprer, at De bprepip-
fologiife Stlloier nlaa baieres. Smib-
lertio err Oct ira oct bagIige Gin
fienbt, at Wenneifet iroferer marlg-
ioloige, unber gipne Sorboloe iGr-
beles beniigtsmHsiige Sanolinger
aanife mefaniif % uben mirbite
SperlGg.
Sliee &eilerbepGgelier err peo m
iiclogiife unberipgeIier paapiit / enc.
MI iterre lloitr9fning hos Gprene.
Mtnn fan altiaa / Acknowledged life
al Sep9geliens SeniistsmGsiigbeb
lutte, at Der ligger iieleliee Nroses.
Ter iii 9rlinb for Dem.
Men aue &eflerer er monotone,
b. b. T., at ensarteoe Eaupirfninaer
mebicrer upGgerlig DC iamme @epG.
selier, iorbi oisie er beitemt peo Seer.
peipitemets Organization % life far
ioranores peb Snbipibets Griarineer.
ba De forleber uaibGneig al ii9leIise
Hrocesier.
Ser man berimoo, at ct Tpr beI9.
res al Griaringer ~iaaleoes, at BET
2cbet al fort Sio tilpasier Zig for en-
m % upant Sitlation, fan bette,
iaapiot hi peb. fiin ioresaa paa Den
Maabe, of grinoringen ON De beloige
cher ubelbige SsIeer al en- beliemi
@epGgelie meloer Jig, ilaar Sihiatio'
men after i~notrGber, bporpeb 9prei
ba bliper iitano Ill at ~foranbre jim
Sanolemaaoe.
Set err bette Yrincip: Zen inoi.
pibucuc 5iIpasnins for me 6orboloe.
Tom / iprifieliee SormuIerinsen lGg'
9cs iii @runo | mooerne Tprepipfc.
Ioaiioritnins for a~isicrelien al.
bporpibt Si9lelip ter antases hos
Sprene, Nen iaa Cart bette Trin'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10

renion. Gecorab, Sa.; Oscar Sicf,
Riogcpap, ga; Goparo Spens,
GaImnr, Ga; Charles otto Glen,
Secorab, Sa.
Wirs. Z. Gopang mootog iioite
2sroag TO 9reDe, ct ira England %
ct ira 6raufriee, ira fin Ssn aIbert,
iom M er etiieoS / iibitnGpnte Sallb.
San uotaler / grepene, at ban be.
timber fig bel, o. at Mpnoene / bans
aompani blir bragct goo Smiore for.
9llbert Hopong buerpcbc fig / apit.
ortilerict i'@reot Sails, Mont., Den
12tc December THOR. Geb Montague,
Wont., eicr ban en- 800 glcres 6arm,
alt i~noiaoet meo &nebe, iaa ban blGl-
per / bobbelt 6Oritanb I'll meo at
pinoe arigen, ba ban er baaoe Soloat
og Sueoeinrmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
GposiaIS.

@Irs. 2!orn ellington @affcu So.
Sc 'joitc Cl2oo1 i Srmtruc 2lutcn
"a Ghrjir,ar ggiuaioua Stem /
&.caiaut (cuuiblp Sam par IcOt
rae Nooc,auH N'yRy bcu t5oc
&lmi 1910 "a tom iii Gmcrifo /
1871. Nenoca NIau0, Gbrriuuu 81.
!iHsior ococ ior omtrcui 20 &or
iiOcn e baunc II Geru men TIM
5 or MI line. Z err Mrs. CARS
@mouhion, Mrs Cars Carton al
glaomatec Gomtn. Mrs 1yreo sal.
p%oriou a 0ccora6, Mrs. 10. sci.
ueia al Narmouu. 9}mn., 9uNnc
GQlngion a &ieoiant (omuihip,
1om G0inqiou al Nlomafec Conn.
IN inmt gutou "a Ghriitjan GQing.
ION @ioebc ciicrlobcr ia neS.
uben 81 &erneberu % 81 9ernc.
bsrnS Bern. 9eQrapeIien timber
Steb 9erbna. 81. 70 ira Siemmct
% 81 , ira Soma &iper airfe. Ia.
ilor @augeniteen iorretter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Tra Nmerienn.S canbinapian Tonn.
fnfinns Gpnenfnnfnr. % 81 18th

ulluHS YuuSuIuutul 20 W. 4OID
st., Seem Dorf, meooeles. Sreoi-
be arnerifanife Stuoenter bar legt
en- Stipenbier for at ituoere / De
lfanoinapilfe 2anoe / Iaret 1918
is. Eette err % mitbre emo
THOR, bpilfet bopeoiagelig ifploes
arigsforboloene. Anlpgerne fan
Grnpperes efter afitamning / fsl-
eenoe Nationaliteter: 10 Spen-
tier, 6 Horom9no, 6 Sanifer % s,
Der life er Sfanoinaper. Ceres
Stuoieiag er: 2anobrug, 1; Or.
fiteftur, 1; Siofemi, 3; Gipilinge.
nieriug, 1; Sfolep9ien, 3; Siito.
rie, 1; Sprog % 2iteratur, II;
Wasiuge, 1; Webicin, 1; Muiif,
/; 6iIologi 2; 6iIoioii, 1; Stats.
ffonomi, 1; Eipfolsi 1; Socio-
lcgi 1. Napnene paa Sc beloige
Iniegere bill blipe befienotgiort /
Wtal. De norlf-oanlfe &omiteer
bar inoltiaet f~slgenoe aanbioater:
Sra Norse - 9itlef SaIb, Snge,
llisr peo Norses Statsbaner, for
at itloere Sernbanetefnif; giblio.
tbefar Sobn aniteinion, for at
ltioere peo Seem Sort Stats 9iblio.
!befifole; uoen Stipenoium, Ser.
man Seoihen, &emifer, for at
foretage llnberiegelier al GeGulo-
lens giprooufter peo Wnsia6uIetts
%oIptefnilfe Snititut, % Or. pbilos
@artln 8. &epmert, 6oun0ation-
Stipenolat 1861, for at itu.
here EIpfologi peo llniperiitetet /
Soma. Sra Tanmarf: Gleftriif
Sngenisr 9aralo Grip Sriis, for
ct itiloere traaoles Selearafi oa
S%elefonering peo Nem lprf Gitp
College. Gano. Dag. Sobannes
Ml6elien, for at ituoere tbeoretiif
% praftiif 9ibIiotbefarbeibe peb
Eem Yorf Stats 9ibliotbefifole;
toen Stlpenoium, Sanolpge Gil
labetb @oroentoft, for at itloere
Sanolpgepibenifab oco ltniperiite.
terne i California % Y%ennipIua-
tid. Wan bar enonl, life mobta.
get Den iOenife aomitcs llonGp.
reller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Scandinavian STUDY.
.. u. Of e. g. afbulSer lit Soc
Iarsmsbe peb Chicago ltniperiitct.

Societp for the Announcement Of
Scandinavian Siuop aibolot III
Soe Iarslnpoe peo Chicago llniper.
iitet iioite 6reoag % 2eroag, 3bie %
4be Mai, "a Tr9iiocnten, 9ro-
iesIor Stomberg, life fllnoe p9re
tilitebe, p~r9itoerehe Ersiesior g..
20. Souanoer, llniperiitp Of @is.
coniin.
Sprite Wcoe aabnebes 9l. 3
Nreoags gitermiooae meo Sci.
folnittale oeo Sean Ingea. San
i%rembGpet Sc %anIfeligbcocr, Iom
iioen Spil foreitob Stioiet al freml.
mebe Sproe. iipr / 9arne -og sci.
Itolerne. San raabet til at arbei-
De, IGrlig for nGrpGrenoe, for Be
Saroes Sproa, Iom bapbe giort
fGucs Sag MOB Gentralmagterne,
ogIaa for De npitrale 9anocs
Sprog.
gibanolinser al Yroi. Sulius
SlicL Troi. 6lom iamt Sorman.
Zen, Troi. Sollanocr, opIeites.
6uer iIGr Ieoet til lipIig Sisfus.
lion.
Snl Gitenen iamIeoes ca. &c
@coIcmmer ! Quadrangle alubber
til iGues Miobas. Sra 10 par
Ger Wuiif % Gisfusiion Ieoet al
Froiesior SuIius Glen. Otter no.
tlonale cg patriotiife Sanse. Zen.
selife, norife, ipenife), iamt Sole.
tier, Guetter ira 8luntarne, Jun.
Get al 9rci. Glen % Troi, Seran'
ion, iulste Tianoouetter al Sriier.
re Sbeloon % SoiepbIon.
: Ell fraitie Gale inSIeSet iii.
INT Yroi. Glen Ell aIminoeIis Dis.
fusion ooer gmnet: Som car
orr Societp aib IN promoting O
better Understanding betiuccn Scan'
binaoians anb Imericans2" @lanSi
rem iom talie fan nGpneS Com.
laer =. ~. Sorriion, Yroi. Maa.
oit5cn ira gusuiiana College: Yro'
'esior Sturoepont, llniperiitp Of
aonias, Iamt Trof. SIom % 8roi
gIcris.
Seo SIiltninssmsSet 9srSas Sor.
miooas IGite Troi. &oaanScr cr
IIbanSIins ON Sbieus ~Scc,
9put" % acknowledges "alao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Eli Walorisjcrnc.

Noa 8runb al arieen bar Bal
6riS SambopoS Stpre beillittet life
Of iammenfalbe noget SalbriSiteo.
ne men at inbiti1e oct ogiaa bette
Anr 1918. Som fulbtub lopnlc
Amerifnnere bsr hi gipe Mifalo pau
6~ornsielien al SampPret % beuere
tprfe pan bporleoeS hi iiteoet fan
9iere bort 0oerite ior bort Sano i
ben Scamp oct ierer for gepnrelIe EN-
al 6olfeiribeben. &i bill lutte %
I'll oct 6orllog iom err Bit iremiat,
en- at BRUCE De Henge hi iparer
REQ at blioe bjennme, til at iore9e
rore Saun til Hegieringen / aisb al
9ibertp Bombs eller "9ar Sbriit
Clamps, eQer at pi laocr Een-
gene 9na Iom 8ope iii BET Hpoe
aors eaer iii andre Snbretninger
FOR at iorminoife Neoen % Glen.
bigbeoen ] nGrp9renoe Seroens.
ulpffe.
q. q. Seblein, Sorm.,
Gait San Giego, Sal.
q. %. Sunobeim, Sefr.,
minneapolis, Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-10
Oorrono.Kroni
Hapi6 Starr Sproan, Yr9iioen

9apib Starr SOroan, Yr9iioent
beo Stanioro llniperiitet / Galifor'
nia, bolot ct OoreoraS / Normal.
%ifolenS aoncertIofole / g%eaingbanl,
@aib., iorleben, bpori ban irem.
tolot, at peo Sioen al De 6oreneoe
Gtater bar Horge, Speriee %
Ganmarf De melt notwithstanding
Hanoe / 8erben.