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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16

at the home of Mrs. John c. Wig
gins, four miles south of Hamlet yes
terday. when VIII Simmons shot his
wife and her mother. Mrs. Virginia.
and then turning the weapon on HIM
self. accomplishing hi own death with
the gun. He pulled the trigger with
his toes.
Simmons married Miss Virgins only
two months ago and the three lived
in the same house.
The man came to North Carolina
from Georgia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16

As a source Of surprises and OF wonderment
Coleman Blease. by grace Of the people of
South Carolina governor. and by cussedness of
the same people senatoTto-be has "a thing Of
moods and fanefes' beat TO fragile AS a
play OF roles he excels any matinee idol and
rs lightning change artist would create a
furore on the vaudeville stage
Cole Bleasc. profane. rough-neck. hiIh billie
Cole DLease: Cole Blease, leader of the one
gaIlus boys Cole Blease. who can swear better
IN the presence Of women than among stable
boys: Cole BIeasc who revels in shocking the
refined and In insulting gentlemen. has now
assumed she role OF social arbier and calls
10 task the inner circle Of exclusive Charleston
\ and raps the young bloods Of the city over the
Enurkles for their inlpoiteness and lack OF
respect for the ladies, God bless EN- He goes
! further and seizes on the law as a means OF
punishment and prevention
In his message to the legislature Of South
d Caralina. Gale cxclaims In horror at some of
a ne sights he witnessed on his frat trip to the
3ne Filded restaurant which has sprung up in
4 charleston 10 vie with the lobster palaces OF
4 Nrw York There he WAS shocked beyond neas q
I arc al the sikht ct men smoking at the tables
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16
FRIDAY. JANUARY 16. 1914.
ACT PROMPTLY ON EN,BiANG ACT,

sN ACT PROMPTLY ON ENABLING MI
TIE enabling act. giving the people OF VII
rfnia the right "a vote on the question OF stare
wide prohibition should be passed by the gen
r~al assembly of Virginia without unnecessary
de,av. It should be passed as quickly as the
,.,,es and customs Of the general assembly Will
allow. There Is no need for hearings there
e. no need for extended oratory; there Is no
need tor any delay; there Is no need for any
ching but action and prompt action.
The people Of Virginia want an opportunity
70 vote on this question. The house and SEN
ate know that they want that opportunity. NO
enc wants hearing to tell the house and SEN
ate committees what the house and. senate com
m,ttees already know. The bill is practically
committee two years ago, and the senate com
mit.ee is practically the same committee which
rave full time to its discussion and granted ex'
tensive hearings two years ago. Neither CON
sideration nor hearing OF argument is needed
A the senate committee. All this has been done.
The house committee Is for the bill, 1t is going
10 make q favorable report to the house. Hear
ings and arguments are useless and will serve
no other purpose than delay.
Every possible argument against the bill that
can be made has been made: every possible
argument for the bill that can be made has
ypt5t
10 rest their case with the committee. All they
ask ID q report at the earliest possible moment.
All they ask is prompt action ON the part of
me committees and that is all the people Of
Virginia demand.
But they do demand this and they demand 1t
emphat.caliy. They have so expressed them
uelves In no uncertain terms They have
70 expressed themselves that there is no pos
stbtltty of misunderstanding The growth Of
me sentiment In the State for the enabling act
was reflected in the elections last fall; is re-
6ected now In the composition OF the house
= reflected now in the composition of the house
committee which was overwhelmingly against
the bill two years ago. and ia for 1t now. Not
only are the people for favorable action but
they are for early action. They know that there
can be no reason on earth for any delay They
know the situation. They know that tho sub
.ect has been threshed out thoroughly in com
hritteeg and they know that the attitude Of the
committees now Will be the attitude of the COM
suittees one week or one month from today
Nothing will or change the house commit
tee the senate committee has had exhaustive
bearings All left the committees to do Is TO
report the bill to their respective houses and
lei the vote be taken.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16

The farmers of Virginia receive good news
from the Supreme Court of Appeals today in
the form OF a decision handed down yesterday
pronouneing the lime grinding act constitu-
tional. That act is OF vast benefit to Virginia
farmers and consequently TO Virginia. More
intensive farming in this State is absolutely
essential ifsthe increasing population is to be
sustained, and cheap fertilizer is absolutely es-
sential to intensive farming
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16
The New COMPTROLLER.

The appointment of John SHELTON Williams
comptroller Of the currency is another indi-
cation that the president proposes to maintain
an open mind to the men who are placed
In control of the banking and currency system
of the country and that he does not propose to
recognize the opposition Of factional Wall street
interests as disqualifying for the public
service.--Baltimore Sun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16
A PAPER FOR THE HOME
THE vIR0INIAN, FULL,
CLEAN AND FAIR.


Yes. you can do what thou
sands Of our depositors have
done--start with = small sum.
and built II up by means Of
regular deposits.
The bank that's SAFEST
FOR SAVINGS Is a mighty
good place for your earnlngA
Come to 1io1 East Main
Street. Ask for the Savings
Manager. He Will take care
lFof you. Is per cent interest
| allowed.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16

exchange. John Lind never uses any kind Of
words
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16

Tom Taggarts convention Kissed the name Of
woodrow Wilson. Did you ever know such a
lucky rs that fellow Wilson,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16
ives sprouting anEe.

saints and our Progressves sproutng angel
wings If somebody doesn't start something
bad soon we fear that dull thing, the mllen-
num- will down on us like pal.--Bal-
timore Evening Sun.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16

What has become of all those national banks
which Monid not enter the new currency System
under any circlmstancesf
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-01-16
KILLS MOTHER-lN-LAW,
WIFE. AND Himself

Especial to The Richmond VirxiniAn.)
RALEIGH. NJ. G.. IAN. lk.x
double murder ana anieids accnsrel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
STEVENSON NEAR
DEATHS DOOR
BELIEVED
Vice President Under Cleve-
land Sinking Rapidly and
Passing of Aged Statesman
Expected at Any Moment

ny LEASED W1rr Ia EVcninR Herald.
. Chicano.s June G-Adlat ~ :
Q stevenson, vice president of the I
. United states under President I
. cleveland. seriously in at the
. Presbyterian hospital. was mo-
. better today. Weakness incident
. 60 his SO years and the nervous
. breakdown he suffered after the :
. death OF his wlfe six months egu.
9 told uRnlnst the veteran states
. man.
. 4 critical urn IN his condi-
. ton was expected within "A I
. hours Ills son Lois and other I
. members Of the family were at
. his bedside TODAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
SUMMER TERM At
A. B. c. STARTS
ON MONDAY
Summer Hours Will Prevail,
Sessions Lasting from s to
IL a. m. Daily Though Glass
Rooms Will Be Open All At
ternOon.

The summer term at tho A%lbuqucr-
qur Business College start Monday
morning. June Nth. The outlook for
the summer term this year is brighter
than ever. An unusually large NUM-
her 81 students nave entered their
names for the term.
Following the custom established
several years ago. the daily sessions
viii be- from $ 20 - a. m, though the
class rooms win be open for study
during the entire afternoon.
Courses viii he offered la bookHec" De-
ing. typcwriting. civil service. bank
ing commercial teaching and secrc-
tsrial studies.
The school rooms are well venttla' -
ed and delightfully."- pleasant Cor study.
\ large class ~ expected To- enroll as
they will have opportunity TO coz
tiuue right throueh tin they complete
a course or OF taking only during the
summer months.
Full Information will lac furnished
on Application BY calling, phuning on
81 ritinR The Albuquerque Business
college,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06

hy local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There Is only one way 90 cure detf-
ness. and that Be- by constitutional
.Icuodies. Deafness IN caused hy an.
nnamcd condition Of the mucous lth-
ms of the Fusthehinn Tube. when
this tuOe IS inngmmed YOU have %.
rumhiing sound or Imperfect hearing,
ana when 30 b. entirely closed, Deaf
ness Is the result. and unless the n
1ammation can Dee taken ont and this
ulbe restored 20 its normal conditi"1.
hearing viii Doc destroyed forever. nine
eases out OF ten are caused hy Cttarrn
which b. nothing but an iuilummet
condition pf the mucous surfaces
We win give one Hundred Dollars
for case of Deafness %tcaused uS
catarrhD that cnunot Ice cured hy
Halls Caturrh cure. send Tor cir-
culars. free.
e. J.. CHENEY 4 co. Toledo, ohio.
sold by Druggists. ,5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
FRANCHIN| NOW HAS
ALL BIG OCEAN
LINE AGENCIES
Representing A. o. Bachechi
& Co., He Handles Passeng-
er Business for All Impor-
tant Steamship Companies.

T. Franchini. representing \. o..
n1chcchi a Company, today vis al
,iscd by n. N Thomas relvrii pate
s0nger apent of san Francisco tIr the
Pacific Mail steamship company. that
he has teen appointed local agent Tor
the company, for Albuquerque NO
s~urrnundinl territory. Mr.. F%rarenini.
acting for bachcchi A. Company. al
ready mas secured the agencies ia ait
a. the lafeer Atlantic passenger boat
Ines n with the addition lf the
~ eat Pacific Mail line, now HIS tha
ftesmship ticket agency FOR uratti,
ally an points in tho Pacinc ocean
la addition 90 the Pacific Mail on the
west coast. hc is agent Tor the f0i-
lowing Atlantic ines American star
line, Anchor line. Austro-AmcrieHn
line. Cunard, Fabre. French. Ham
burg . American. Holland American.
North German Lloyd, Italia Socis'a
Navigazione. La Neloce, Navihazione
Generate ltaliana. Lloyd sabouI.
Lloyd italiaEo, Red star line. Sicuit
Americana, white Star line. Mt. Ffar-
chinis Office h with Bnchechi A co..
Fgfst street and Tiieras ayenuo. Ho
viii be glad "a furnish ntcrpt ira aad
mtormatica 10 AZ applicants Ia pee
son or by naii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
MRS. BAMHINI NOT
n THE LIQUOR
BUSINESS
Became Involved in Suit Over
Riverside Beer Garden
Stock in Effort to do a Kind
ness.

Mrs. 1sola HambinA Who hlcd an
attachment yesterday la district court
against certa,L stock held 90 the HiN-
crs.de beer garden. fears that Tho
Herald's report OF the case may leave
the impression with those not pef-
sonaily acquainted with her that She "
in th. liquor business. such is NOT
the case. Mrs. Bambini became in
Volyed In the matter through an Ell
fort to help a poung man whu started
the Riverside business and later tuih-
ed over his interests 90 other parti 's.
Mrs. Bambini advanced money to tins
party and took a mortgage on part oi
the stock Of liquors leo protect the
loan. The proceedings brought yes
terday was To protect her Interests ui-
der his mortgage.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
Dangerous for
RockefeHe TO
Testify
Attorney for the Voiceless
Money King Says Physician
Thinks il Would be Risky
Proposition.
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald

fBy Leased Wire 10 Evening HIcTaid.l
Washington. June G-Whcn the IN
tcrstate commission re-
sumed It's investigation OF financial a.
fairs OF Tho Sew Haven railroad to-
day. John \. Carver, attorney FOR
william Rockefeller, made "a state
ment that according Go MI Rookie
%toller's physician 30 would be danger
GUS for M. Rockefeller 20 come 20
Washington and testify.
Ito told OF o. serious condition ct
Mr. Rockefeller s throat and said IA q
the phl stefan feared that ans ,uuccu-
trated Effort, sac ms would bc caused
by glyinF testimony would nriug about
"a nervous condition that would so age
graNttc Mr. Hu,kcfeller's affection %
might prove itial. Mr Carver SAID
BE- was impossibl, for MI RooScfvli't
Go write. as he was afflicted WIN
palsy,
chief Counsel Joseph ". Folk asked
Mr. Carver if 10 was not true Nc
Rockefeller recent yhnd nttende
meetings OF the Nou Haven board.
Mr. carver replied al. Rockoicller
attendance at such meetings was
largely formal; that b. was s"fnothtn9
ne was in the habit of doing and l1'
Foiyed Hu nervous strain.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06

4 law liver leads 20 chronic dys-
pcpsia and onstipation-weakens the
whole system. Doan's rcgulets t2'e
pcr box ACT mildly on the liver ana
bowels. Al AN drug store
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
GREAT STORM SWEEPS
WEST COAST OF MEXICO

ON Board o.. : S. California, Ma
%zatlan. Jurc o, by Wireless 10 san
Diego. Jure 6.-The heavy storm that
has beer coping the western coast
OF the Dotted states struck tho Mex
lean coast today. From Acapulco TO
Cape CDrlutp the wind is blowing 80
hurricane velocity and fear Is felt
FOR shipping.
Tho British steamer Cetriann. re-
turning from a. Francisco. where
she landed refugees from various
Mexican ports. narrowly escaped
laundering In tho storm and arrived
today at MnnNuniilo with q bad list
as % result OF a. shifted cargo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
FREE

demonstrate lne superior qudllty
/ Of Economy glass Jars, we will
give away free on this date a quart jar
with every purchase Of Sc Oh more Of
merchandise from our 3rd. floor de-
partment. This is the most sanitary
jar made, has a hole large enough to
insert the hand for cleaning, is air tight
withour sealing wax and no zinc caps.
Prices are Csc for pints, $l.00 for
quarts and $l.40 for ! gallon, not any
more expensive than other jars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06

Of the women Who were, however,
unable to obtain uIuIttanco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
Billy Sundays
ChonmdSter
Must Dig
Chicago Jury Finds that En-
gaging Singer Damaged At
feotions of Miss Georgia
Jay $50, 900 Worth.
IRy leased wEe 20 Evening Hcrnid.l

fBv LEASED WFe "a Evening Herald. ]
Chicago, June q "a verdict award
Ing S3o,OUO damages 60 Miss Gcursla
luy against Hom,r E~odehcaver. choir
master for "BlN sunday. evanre-
list, for breach OF promise 60 marry.
was returned TO-DAY by q Jury in the
circuit court.
Miss jay Allcred that she mot
Rodhoavor IN Iowa that they became
friends and that Doc proposed marriage
tu hcr and was accepted. Later. sh
declared. he refused to marry her no-
caus" marriage would interfere with
his career. Taxicah rides. long strcli'
and discussion OF future plans hgurc1
largely In the testimony Of Miss JAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
No ORDERS YET SENT
TO BADGER ON TAMPICO

Washington, june 6-Sccrciary
Daniels said today that no orders had
gone forth 20 Rear Afmirals Badger
or Mayo as 10 the landing OF the war
cargo ~ tho steamer Antillu for the
constitutionalists at Tampico. Sec
Rotary Bryan declared b situation
az Tampico was unchanged today.
you notice" tho seer rotary eau
toned his auestioners, that J am
carcful Co speak of the present day
Mr Bryan declined "a be question
ed further.
so tar MS can bee learned Tampico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06

cur BETWEEN
COIIMA AND MEXICO CITY

ON Board a.. :. = California. Ma
zatlan. Mexico. June o, hy Wireless
to san Diego. Cal, June tit Was Of
ncially reported today hat constitu-
t~ionaiists had succeeded Ia cutting
railroad and Geographic commuuica-
tion between Colima n Mexico
City.
Seven federal cavalry have arrived
at Lower California from Guaymas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
uEAN CORNEns.

Of my Kitchen floor looked and could
not get the maid 10 keep them as !
brass corners which can be purchased
fen most hardware stores and acked
them down Ia the buffers pantry and
back hall, writes a cnntrlbutur 20
Good Housekeeping Nov there IL
mo- difnculty about having corners
kept 10 my satisfaction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
FEMALE FIRE BUGS
BURN ANOTHER
MANSION
Daily Record of Successful
Conflagration Continues
Unbroken in Vicinity of
London.
tny Leased Wire to Evening Herald

London. June 6-The ampaigu of
the arson squads of the militant suf-
trhgeites was Continued today when
h women set fire to and DESTROYED
"a fine mansion near High Wycombe
IN Notwithstanding. aDou thirty
miles from London. The mansion
was filled with valuable furniture
and objects ~ art. The usual suf-
fruge literature was found about the
grounds. The house adjoIned the
historic parish church. wnich b. be-
loved io have been the real objective
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06
Photograph Program
a., TONIGHT AT s O'CLOCK
PROGRAM

PROGRAM
Ha-za-Za- From San Victor Military Band
La Columbo The Dove .......... Alma Gluck
Castles Lane Duck EurOpe's Society Orchestra
Masked Ball Quartet
CarusO, Hemple, Duehene DeSegurola
Jewels of the Madonna Victor Concert Orchestra
lnuldh Lament .s........ ... .fIltz ATtlsiet
Gems Of the Prince of Tonight
Victor Light Opera Co.
Sympathy From the FREELY
Helen Clark, Walter VanBrent
Come Where Ny Love Lies Dreaming
John Mccormack and Male Chorus
Hesitation Waltz .......... ..... Felix Arndt
Ny Ain Country ................. Lucy Marsh
Hungarian BhasOdy Part l and II
Vessalla's Italian Band
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06

flag lieutenant made his report 90
the admiral the latter decided ne had
no authority 10 interfere and the un-
loading Of the ammunition continued
uutil the entire CONSIGNMENT was de-
posted Ia the customs house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-06

Not Wall Paper
Not KaISOmine

This is the big year for tinted walls. And Alabastine is the one finish "
pletely satisfies. Should be used in all homes, schools, churches. clubs.
is the most beautiful sanitary, durable and economical wall finish
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14

paa Griarinl." San bar nemlid fna
togct 9anitc unae Golf i'm Iieneite,
6oIt iom fife bouoe noQtn Griarin0;
men Ncrior heller life iad mango
@ctrntcIiQhc0cr.
@l Ncnne GridrinQ NNr0crrr bar.
Qler at ri life iadr oprtct % ,<orocn
berhiennc. Ser / Noroldu0 cr ser
; NIillioner uourfrt OF baluourfet
M'orf. ol oerlom oct lfuI Qoa iuo
lnlout iom hl0tII oil Set taQe opcr
200 Hdr at ind 0nrfet 0ru op Gale
rem ing0c al llnQoommcu lite buroe
itaa nlco 0ruoerne @urclonmIeu ~
horc paa ulIc acknowledgements, men
ipottc / NUucruc ol tnle idt.
%circt.
&circt bar t Mai Naaucn uuret
mtlct hol0t &i bar urittn Oudii1
hout Snebnlcr "a Rc0ubulcr, finn en-
iicl0cn GoQ @corcir. Get uor beroi0
at en- Al Go0pcir2Oolcuc ialOt pau
t7oe Mai 6eitliQhcocrnc @uQoer-
ne beromfrinl bIeu berior oucrolt
ueIInffet.
Nilien,
@Iom Speu6icu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14
&rd Voroldno.
17Sc Mai-Tcit | Subin. "Tu er oct /
Hurea after Gag"

Sglaa Der / @ooin bauoe ri / IGn-
eere Sio iorbereot oS til 11Oe Mai.
@i piIoe gierne ieire 1O0sIora Gagen
paa Ell pnroig Mnooe.
@errebsitnret beilltttct at relic Ell
@ailta i,benfor Girfen, oa Ser bIep
naIet en- 6eitfomite, Ser ifltlbe trGiic
Torberebelier til EFT Solfefeit. Men
ct Sper9smaal Itoo liIeit tilbaqe:
Sporoan ifuloe Seiret blipe?
General Storm og Regn, fllnbe
frttes Tom Sperffriit oper Be Gage,
loln off nprmeit ioruo Tor Sen 17oe,
% pi irpgtet for at belle Setter ifulbc
Gao op / bare SanO; men Teiret fan
blltoielig ilaa ON Der / Norblano.
Get fan / en- to ire ioranbre Jig er-
ten til oct gobe eller oct onbe, og Der
foranbret oct iia til oct aooe. Zen
17be Mai imilte Solen til ps. Sont
Gslee beraf bIep Iagen pellpffet.
Stag paiet operalt, pau ollie peie
faces Solf Tom iteunet iii &irfe o9
&irfeflofferne fimet Iom paa De Itore
SeltOage.
&loffen 10 iunllebes SerrebsitDrct,
Sattigitpret oe Sfoleitpret / aomml.
nclofalet per Ereiteanuroen. s Co.
toilet par Ser opbpngt @ilIe0er IL
@pgbens iomtliae Oroierere li1e irr
Sormanoifabslopen troabte ifroit /
1888.
Ser bIep ienbt Telegram til &on.
gen, Stortinqet og Dor StortingS'
nlonb, Iopofat Mmlnbien.
Saa off ri olle, unoer &irfeflof-
fernes Slang I Procession til &irfcn.
Ser bar en- Wpngbe 6olf moot op
% ben gamle &irfe bar Hnoer @uos-
tieneiten fplbt til lioite ElobS. s
Torgongen til Sirfen bar Der op.
.b9ngt gilleber al ianltlige Treiter i
bette 100 Mor. Set bar bare Irnol.
bus Shptte, iom manglet. San eri.
iterer Der pitt intet 9iIIeoe al. Sor.
epriat bar oltino Samlingen font
plct. Ger bar Steen, iom bar Ereit
her fra 1885 til 1858. San bapbt
foa ltcrf Sternme, at ganlle 6olf poa-
:itaar, man fllnoe bare Soften Ell balu
&ilometer lloenior &irfen, nnor ban
itoo paa Stolen. (San bertcS III
Shei, flyer miami. Der bar bans 81.
termanb, Eropit Solm, iom uor Der
fra 1854 til 1866, og ON bpeln en-
Qommel Wanb nplia iogbe: San
rar en- peIiiana og letuinot Mnno".
Deb "peliigna" mente ban, at ban
tor goo ipm Treit, og meo "letpinbt",
at ban par en- flint Sobgienser. Ser
par eamle Sfening, Brett Der ira
1866 til 1877, Tom bupbe pPret &ef.
for pes Stooangcr lGroe Sfole, Ser
bar Shande, Ser bpbc iom So9ne'
brett / Sisllinq og iom pirfet Der ira
1873 til 1886. Gr6bioere Tropit
Softer, mi Sognepreit til &omeool
poa Seoen1arfen. San bar Der ira
1887 til 1900. SiIiibit Simon Gobl,
iom fom bio ira 9ooe / 1901 og iom
bsoe 22oe Sanuor 1914.
@uostienelten bapbe iaaet ct Iaa
icitlis ErGg iom mulig. ct aor al
neutrality-suspicious. iang.
Ceres Nefereut iorie9te | Frpoi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-14

@lunot Sc Rudoer iont hdr fooet ia
Glcftricitetsuerfer fam incomes: Gi0.
Noruinoal. Sonoere. greim. lttpif.
NorOnl / @reinr. Isldenoe Npobcr
bar euSucrf unoer Cpferelie ,,rb.
uif. Strnn. 2oeL. Curc NorninSol On
ct @ar 8uaocr plonlrJaer Qnsperfer
Cr fleite Nua0cr hur en- ellcr Here
1o4icr. iaa her er life Nan1el paa
Gripfroit 2eriu1o0 er set cite uor.
ifelia at bliuc euidc ON bpcr enfelt
GitrS gnOcl / Goaicne Oct cr me.