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Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-03-30

Iuarez,. March so.-An Official
message from the front states fighting
is still going on for the possession
of 1orreon. The telegram says, tht
rebels now hold all positions except
the main barracks and two sp1p,5at
'c1;tl villa took Cerreo de I.acrux AUD
the 'rprreon foundry. II is reJ5prtss
no.i,ess t,,.ssratn admits the 6 ssfis
lYSs in the last SIX days tssSO8 Il Its.i
md o,,ndrd ana places the sfeTsra3i
loss at 1000: AS there are air stssss
at Chihuahua over 500 wounded lie
report OF rebel losses is thought min
imized. Among the rebel wounded is
Gen. Thomas Urbina.
Juarez, March 3o.-It is believed
here the assault of General Villa on
Torreon Saturday night was repulsed,
or at hest, some incident unknown
here prevented the attack. The last
word from the rebel general came at
~ o'clock Saturday night when Il
telegram from him was quoted as
saying the taking of the city was not
a matter OF hours, but minutes
This was premature. for even Cen
eral Carranza said upon his arrival
Saturday he had received no word
has not yet taken the federal strong
hold.
Carranza Welcomed.
General Venustanio Carransa, first
chief OF the revolution. was welcomed
to Juarez Saturday. In the last few
weeks the general has ridden horse
back for 500 miles, and in tho lasr
two months he Travelled 1000 miles
in the same way.
He looked the picture of health and
vigor, living contradiction to the
stories that he is feeble ana has con-
stant recourse to stimuianta in order
to bear UP. Visitors were eager to
catch a glimpse Of the one man in
Mexico whom General Villa owns as
chief.
Greets Reporters.
When newspaper men were intro-
duced to Carranza, he smiled and
said: We'll. suppose you want me
to say something" The insinuation
admitted. the general Grated: 1.-THE
time is coming when the whole world
will plainly see the great cause Of
which 1 have the honor to be the
head is the cause of Justice.
'The path Of better things is open.
ing up and the day of retribution for
treachery and infamy draws to q
close.
Decree Stands.
He added he has no occasion to
modify his decree several months ago.
wherein he stated no act or contract
Of the Huerta government would be
recognized, should the revolution sue
ceed in capturing Mexico City.
"Huerta is not president Of Mexico
and none Of his acts will be legal. and
therefore none OF them can be bind.
ing. llc said
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-03-30
GEO. HILL DEAD

Washington. March 30.-George W.
Hill. for many years a prominent Of
hciaa Of the agricultural department.
died at Franklin, Va. today. Mr..
Hill organized the editorial branch
OF the department Of agriculture and
developed the plan Of widespread cir
culation of agricultural literature to
farmers, agricultural journals and the
press generally. He was born in Eng
land, educated in Paris and Montreal
and at one time was on the editorial
staff Of the Montreal Herald.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-03-30

Both parents were sleeping ON
the ground floor, when the moth
er wae awakened by the cry Of
tho child. Thinking tho child
had become uncovered, she inves-
tgated and found the child gone.
Further investigation disclosed
an open window and a ladder.
Mr.. johnson Immediately gave
the alarm and the chase started.
ty jail at Virginia, under a heavy
guard as It was unsafe to keep
him in tlle local jail on account
Of the hostile attitude of the
citizens. The motive of the nb.
,duction has not been established
as yet.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-03-30
$4,000 MORE BY
SECOND VERD|;T
McWilliarns, of Towner
County, Again Worsted in
Breach of Promise Suit.
(Herald Special seryice. ]

SAASAdlu 0pcCldl 66rV1Ce.)
Cando, N. D., March 3O.-A verdict
for $4,000 damages for breach Of
promise was reported in the district
court here Saturday against Geo. e.
McWilliams. in the suit Of Anna Bo-
reen. 81
This verdict exceeds by $4,000 the
original verdict returned by q Town
er county jury, and which was re-
yersed by the supreme court. The
admissability Of certain evidence, COW
ering conversations between, the plain
tiff and her physician, was the point
on which the first verdict Of $4,000
was thrown out. E
In the trial Just ended. j.. H. Sen.
nett and4F. T. Cuthbert, represented
the plaintiff. Cuthbert making the ar
guments, while Il. b. Feetham Of
Grand Forks represented the defend
ant.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-03-30
MURDERED MANS
DAUGHTER ACTIVE.
Gathers Evidence Against.
Fifteen Men Now Charged i
With Killing Sheriff.

Winchester. KY. March so.An.
other chapter in the history OF
Breathitt county feuds began when
special term Of circuit court con.
yened for the trial of fifteen men
charged with the assassination of
former sherin Edward sAah cf
Breathitt county. ssss AZ
Callahan was murdered la iSix i ana
the casss OF those accused has ASan
draS9ing through the pfalnnlaos3
court procedure ever slnca n lGG1lA
enaS most OF the evidence s11A1n1 ~
Mtteon de6el01MO Msre nj ~
MfA Lillian 4k0i dApxhts u
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-03-30
TAKES
SEE[Y'S PLACE
Resignation of War Secre-
tary Accepted Today
Minister George is Ill.

London, March 3O.--Colonel John
seely. secretary Of war, resigned his
portfolio In the British cabinet and
his resignation was accepted by the
premier.
Premier Asquith. himself. decided
TO take the secretaryship Of war in the
place of Seely.
Sir John French. chief IF the i'm
perial general staff Of the British army
and Sir John Ewart. adjutant general
of forces. have definitely resigned
from the service.
Asquith Quits the House.
The premier's announcement that
he had taken up the portfolio of sec
retary for war caused surprise. He
declared he would retire from the
house of commons In accordance with
the law, until It pleases my consti-
tuents to sanction my return
The premier then dramatically
walked from the chamber amid franz
tic cheers Of the -iibers ls, n ationapsts
and labor memberH. ~ - ~
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-03-30
.l7O,O00|||hEN TO
QUIT WORKING
Thirty-hve Thousand Al
ready lay Down Tools, and
1876, 600 More to Join.

Leeds. England, March so.-rhirty.
five thousand coal miners In York
shire Dits laid down their tools de-
manding the Introduction Of the
minimum wage scale.
Notices were handed in by 135, 900
additional men, who will quit work
on Thursday. f
The miners federation OF Great
Britain has given it's support to the
strike and a long struggle is ex-
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-03-30
DECLINES HONOR

Toxic. March so.-Prince Iyesato
Tokugawa. president Of the house Of
peers, declinedstp undertake the for
nation of a new Japanese cabinet,
although requested to do SO by the
emperor, "a
The elder statesman then submitted
to the emperor the name of Viscount
Keigo Kiyoura, who previously held
several cabinet portfolios, Tho en-
lnror summonsd Kiyoura to audience
tomorrow. 1t rs generally thoueht
kfyoura will aepapt the premiership.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-03-30
1--WE CH||I|.' CH||I|., kllfD
.Bf. POISONED PEAS SAD
.,f \, TRAGEDY IN UNDERWOOD

Underwood, n. D.. March 30.-
Two very sad deaths occurred in
one family when the little girls.
aged three and six. of Mr.. and
Mrs. Axel Lllndgren OF Under
wood. died of ptOmaine poisoning.
The cause Of the poisoning is
said to have been canned peas.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-03-30
Lloyd George nil :

London. March 30.-David Lloyd
George. chancellor OF exchequer, was
taken i'll at Walton on, the Thames,
Surrey, where he passed the week
end playing golf The chancellor is
said to be unable to participate in the
commons on the situation brought
about by the designations Of army
officers in Ulster. "g
The debating power of George was
regarded as Il great asset by the gov
ernment.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
BEGUN IN
BEHALF OF MOYER
ATTORNEYS ATTACK lNDlcT-
MENT OF PRESIDENT AND
OFFICIALS OF FEDERATION.
Declare Grand Jury Had Been lile-
gaIIy Summoned and That Its De-
Iiberations Had Not Been Con-
Quoted in Secret.

Houghton Mich. - The Western
Federation of Miners began its fight
IN the courts on Monday In behalf Of
rs president, Charles II. Meyer, and
rs t~hirty-odd officials and members
Who are under indictment here ON
the charge of conspiring to interiors
With non-union employees OF the
Michigan copper mines. When the
strike cases were called in the
Houghton county circuit court, cour-
Gel for the federation asked for time
within which to make special pleas
and at the same time filed a motion
70 quash the indictments on tha
kround the special grand jury had
been illegally summoned and that its
deliberations had not been conducted
81 secret.
The federation lawyers are expect
ed to renew their demands for a
COPY of the testimony before the
grand jury made Monday. Mr.. Kerr
Said that an attack also would be
made on the form of the indictments
After this preliminary skirmish tn;
next move of the union forces prob
ably will be an application for {
change of venue in all the importan'
strike cases pending before the court
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
sNoWsLIDEs BURIEs HOMES.
Hhree Lose Lives When Frozen Mass
Sweeps Down Mountainslde.

Storrs, Utah-Three people were
killed and three others injured,
while four homes were wrecked as
Che result of a snowslide In Storr's
canyon, Monday morning.
The dead are Mrs. Anna 'Packo-
vfch and two Greek laborers who
have not been identified. The most
seriously injured is E. T. Thome, who
sustained a broken leg and severe
bruises, which may develop into in
kernal injuries. The other two In
fured, both Greeks, received many
bruises, but are not thought to be
dangerously hurt
The slide started about a half mile
above the four houses, which stood
close together near the head Of the
canyon some distance above the NAH
town of Storrs. A section OF snow
from $50 to 800 feet in width and
about six feet in depth, started down
the hillside, carrying all before 1t
The scrubby growth of the hillside
was torn away and formed a compact
wedge at the fore of the slide. The
moving mass of snow and debris
came to rest shortly after striking
the houses.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
Never Too Old to Learn.

Provo.5George Thorne, one OF the
oldest residents of Pleasant Grove, is
now ~bemoaning his correspondence
c%ourtship" which eliminated In his
marriage here last Friday to Mrs EN-
ma Huber of Denver, whom he had
never seer until their wedding day.
rhe reason is that the bride Is In
~possession of a deed to Thorne's
homestead at Pleasant Grove, valued
At $4,000, and is believed to be on
her way to Denver.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
mexloans Burn Lopez's Cabin.

Bingham.-The cabin in Highland
Boy OF Rafael Lopez, Mexican des'
perado, was set fire late Monday night
by a number of M~exicans and de-
stroyed. The firing of the cabin, it is
believed, was done as a sort OF a Gel
ebration commemorating Lopez's es-
cape from his p%ursuers. While the
fire was in progress the Mexicans
circled about the flames, gave a few
h,,xzahs and then dispersed.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
Some Sport.

Isn't it YOU son. madam. who is the
adept in physical sports? A ~champicD
swimmer, if l remember right?'
Dear me, no! My son is not a swim
mer, swimming is commonplace
Everybody can swim. There s no glory
in that. My son is interested in sports
of the air"
"Oh, an aviator?"
Not exactly. He fills the balloon foF
he parachute jumper.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29

A man was being shown over a
trout farm.
"Ahl" he said. thoughtfully. "Provi-
dence knew what it was doing when
it made fishes voiceless."
How do you mean?" he was asked
well, / understand that fishes lay
millions of eggs every year. What II
they cackled like hens over every egg
they laid?"-Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29

An experiment with a Japanese
wireless telephone has just proved
successful. Conversation was carried
on between Yokohama and the steam
ship Tenyo Maru, 20 miles at ca
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
Cashier Missing.

Attawa, nl.-The LaRose bank, with
deposits of over $4,000, failed to open
for business Monday. The assistant
oashfer notified the depositors the
vnuIks were empty. F. Rood, the cash
-. II missing.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
..n candldate tor conares..

md, Kan.-Mrs. Eva H. Muir
~ Woodland on Monday
~ candidacy for congress from
Kansas district. as a Pro
Mrs. Murphy is married and
&0ral grown children.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29

A little library. growing larger every
year is an honorable part of a mans
history. 1t is a mans duty to have
books. A library Is not a luxury. but
one of the necessaries of life.-Henry
Ward Beecher.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
keepIna In the EIeetrIeIty.

Father" said little Danny Grogan,
why dooze they have the electric
light wires covered wit RUBBER"
"Oi am sooprised at your ignor-
ance," said MI. Grogan. in answer
They do be covered SO thot the light
cannot lake out av um.'
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
Expects National Building Strike.

London.-The United Kingdom Is
again threatened with serious labor
unrest. The Building Trades fedora
ton. In addition to calling upon the
plumbers, painters and allied trades
ia strike, also a decided in W. OF
bringing about a national building
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
Oil the Umbrella.

Rub the ends Of the ribs of the UNI
brella, where they are fastened. with
vaseline. 1t is rust that loosens and
forces the little wires out. and this
will prevent it.-New York Sun.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
Cosmetic Item.

Personally we do not claim to be
any great shakes OF a detective, but
when a woman is deep red on one
cheek and light red on the other we
know she isn't blushing.-Dallas
News.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
Nautical.

Now said the new husband, y
am your captain and you must let me
command you through life"
You have a dual capacity" re-
piled the clever widow, because you
are my captain and my second mate
in one"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
nrookIyn Back in Commission.

E&Hodelphia.-The old armored
e1U1er Brooklyn. flagship Of Rear
AhrtaruQ Schley at the battle Of San
~ vent into commission at the
n &4&1phia navy yard Monday, after
- 1iokess of more than ten years.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
Boy Kills Father.

Natchitoches, La.-John c. CLARK
IT.. 18 years old. shot and killed MS
father here when the latter threaten
"a tho nine members of his family
With 4 pistol, according to testimony
It The &oroner's inquest.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
Secure.

DO you think Charles is still at
tached to your"
"Oh, yesl But, Of course, l have
to string him now and then
Judge.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29

you we're always a fault-hnder,
growled the wife.
YES" responded the
meekly, Il found you-Phiadelph5
Ledger.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
rnins.

rmlng.
/ Oklahcni
ted in fsrn
richer pr
SIS Of peOps
to immen"
build
mines
also have
with TIE
States O
interss
Is also have
oil add
of them ar
|ey from tnsn
They az
%
ng as tausl
Farming COZ
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29

to be givia
sr tried in ID D
Is very Old
n very a.
respond vel
ngley Of MOI
planted w
the yield y
was sgcut
\ is not unlin
|k eat the for
white. with.
bong, peculir'
ardy removes
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29

|nta ~,
I'm ~irrigsto'
|e Ia- The WIND
Egine a drss
W. and If prov PROV
we'd the resu.r
IN satisfactory
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1914-01-29
MATER
|rown D.
by.

by.
r for
|y to crp
lanhN az
] July sh
II grovAE
Rrately
bt month
be on
[ther tmtk
bod food
icacy &,
bt weahE
water
cabbuH
nd perhlf
atures hn
b beans Y
hade. n
withsnR
cannot \
lite peas,k
early ls
| much u
kdium earl
altering b
] will shaa
and in d
'ul for str
lpkinss an
hot much
a moden
Is their
seem TO
b, where
TIED and
nder vac
by HANDY
and s.
but In
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Slot W~linneiotapolitif.

Sra st. Galll berette5 Ben 29ot
0ecember: Ger gif iaaar / politilfC
areoie ct &pate ON, at elias Stee-
nerion, ibp. Yoitmelter / Grooflton
% Ell 9rooer al &ongreSman0 Sal.
Dor Steeneriort, uil bli e~n0oSierei
lom @upernerfnnOiont poa ben pro
~gresiipe republifanife 2i9ns WSpoe
MinnepoliS Sen 6te SSnnunr.
@. 6. See, iom bar aanbioat Tor
@uperner peN TrimGrpalget
1912, og s. q, Geterion, iom peo
lanlnte Nnlconing bar &onOioot for
6orbunoSicnotor, incomes oglaa /
famine 0orbinoelie, men TortietS Sc
0ere ifal u9re bIet enige ON at itettc
Steenerion.
Soiaa &eprUicntont q. i. Sei9eu
/ Montepioeo nppnes iom en- mlllig
8anbioat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Sorbuespal0
/ California.

sra Socromcnto. Gal, mcINes
zen 29oc Teccmber: SnoIeperiulclr
al Heiiiioucr ira II Goummcr ieOg,
burenoe tili0nmcn 25693 llu0er.
l~triiter. Nlsr oct mi l~lttert. Al 6or.
ilo9et I'll Ell SorbuoSlop ior belle Ga.
liioruia nil bli itemt oper peO Val
Jet / 1911. Salt er Ger biotit lam.
LEI HOB lmoerifrilter.
6oriIaQet iorbu0er Sol0 o. iii.
pirfniua al beruieu0e Critic G0lI.
ioruln u0en til 9rua / meoicinite OF
pioenit0beliae Eiemco. Get iigeS al
pUrc Ell al Oe melt OruitIite Nor-
bno@lopc, iom uoAcn1oul bar oGrei
ioreilaoet / sc Sor. Stoter,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Kulprcouftionen

sra @oibington meNoeles oe1t
290e lcccnlbcr: (iltrooS ior Ar.
Observation-Disclosures / COLORADO.
6lommeu / Cbioilooen iiior on
@rubcieIifnberueS SlnQer ouer. az
Sriiten / Wlincrne life funoe ori'
res mcO iulo Strait al Maugcl paa
grbei0sbiplp. pnr aulpro0uttioneit
/ Sc Soreneoe Stuter / 1913 melIem
30000,000 on 100000 Son
witsrre emo / 1912.
&ielle CT al @0morO V Barter,
aulitotiitifer pe0 oen ~geoloQtlfe O..
mailing, iboQ oiientIigqiort Cper-
lag nil Aoret9 1otolproouttion al
Gul heri 2nnoet beIsbc Tia til mel.
len So, 100000 o. 575.000.00O
Son.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Den itaffels ponen,

sra HclU Oorf berettes Sen 30te
December: Nilliam s, Goof ira
Crpin0tou, Gu9lono, iortalte ioOa
pea Giertrruoulaiuaen / Maoiion
Squore @nrocn ON en- W}aaoe. bpor
poa oe heic 9@Qpriier fan reoucereS.
San iort0ite ON, huorleoeo hon ban
Be lurt al hire @9nen til at fro. at
Gngeue er lGnRere De0 at anbringe
elcftrlitc Nuelampcr t Ns~niehuiene.
let iorlPugcOe "CdGSlp3" ioreaer
@sniene9 Sum0bcO ~ @irfiomheh.
poaitoO bun, ol paaifuuoeoe aullm
Qerues BERT, ior0l oc iii mere go
I'll at roe T. 5iOeu ban bau0e tprt
at lure" Semen paa oenne Waaoe.
haube bans 9Ggproouftiou iorOo6let
Tia, ioQGe hdu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Sra 0(erico.

giterretningerne ira Merico bar |
Sen ienere Sio pGret mle1et ipnriom-
me og er bope0iagelig fomnet ira
ben nor0lige Gel al Hepublifen, boor
He6elerne unber General @iaas
aommnnoo bar bapt ltor 6remgana
% III truer meo at 6erepe |rGiioent
Suerta bans iiOite SpbiNlte al mo-
gen 9etponine / Noromerico, ben
yofiaa iterft beiTiteoe @p Siinnga,
ser lager paa Sen mcrifanife Sibc
al @rpnieilo>en Njo @rnnoe ret
operfor 9pen Hreii0io / 1era$.
Otter S~n0togelien al 9pen Obi.
blobua, 0ope0itaDen I Stnten al
iamnie Napn. blep en- Hebeiitprfe paa
ca. 5000 Wuno ienot aiiteb MOB
Sienaga. 6remrptnin9en al bisie
Sropper bar p9ret iulgt meO itigen=
oe llro al Den ieoerale @nrniinn /
@pen, og peo Apontgoroens Nufomit
inoenior Spnsuiooe Wanoag @lften
ioranriageoe oen Ell iuloitGnoig pa
milf SfrGf blanot Soriporernc. al
bpilfe ca. 800 oeiertereoe i pil0 2or-
f9roelie / Netning al Sen amerifnn-
ife 0r9nie. @nfomne til 5loSen
iegte De at paoe oper oenne, men isr
&c naneoe oper, blco &c inohenteoe al
line Sffieerer. bpem oet lnffeoes at
iaa 400 al Dem oreoet tilbage. Ne.
item, ca. 100 Mano. naaeoe imioler-
rio opcr paa amerifanif Serritoriun,
buor De itrar blep tagne tiliange %
a~ipGbueoe al &c amerifauite @rGu-
l%etropper.
Situationen / Siina1a or imiSIer-
tio nberit iortpilct; Sropperne er
iuloitGnoig oemoroliiereoe % reoe
til at oeiertere eIler giere Mptteri,
iaa SanoipnliabeNen talcr for. at
Spen uben ipnoerlig Iooitanb uil
faIoe / SGnberne paa 9~iebelerne,
iaa mart 0isie sisr JIG i9rSise til
Ingreb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
6atunijcens olflcb.

Sra Banana mel0es Sen 270e
December: Ailebsfanalen ser re.
9ulerer Ganoitanben / @~otunileen,
aabneoes iNien iNug for farite Sang
iiOen 27oe Suni. Chen oenne ga
10 bar &anoitauOen / Slsen lteact
ira 1925 til Sl.7 300 over Nop.
ila0en.
Sfisnt %unoitonoeu fan bTue$
til Ell Seioc al 81 500, pil 0en life
funne bppes iii oelle Seioe en0nu,
iorOi Iigerue pao Oe lapeite al &c
&%siberpGae, iom omilutter Sioen,
enonu life er Belt iPrOi9e.
Zen enc al Sluieportene / ailebS-
fanalcn pil oerior bereiter bli ao6.
net en- 3ime Goer Tag, iorot boloc
%anbitanben pou in nGrpprenoe
Seioe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Ct Soriror for Sfunfen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. / @oib.
ington, Der Tor Ell Sio iiocn toa
arnnten / 6oriuor, er MI ogial
trnnbt / Sfroutcr for 5fmfcn
(Stinfoprct). s 1T 6oripor al bette
life Spr, Tom Self belit unoganr at
itiite nprmere 9etienotifab meo, 9e.
Der oct, bI. a.:
"Sfunfen, Der iorefommer almin.
belig / ole 9ele al Sanoet, or ct
Gpr al itor etou0miif @igtig6eo.
Gets Seoe beitaar boneoingelig al
Sniefter og @aruer. ii9r De Arter
JON ebel9gger Naue' og S~ooeraUlin.
gerne. Sc iorirrer nmaaoeliae
Wasier az "gSbite @rubs", @rPs.
bopper. Sirisier, Gutporms", 8ie.
ocbams. Spep5. oiu. Gen %ioruro.
lisenoe llbbreoelie Al "@bitc @ru6~
/ pisie Ggne itplOes i ppientliB
Grab l~lorpSoelien al bette pGroi
iuloe Gpr (Sfunfen).
Faa iomme aanier al Sanost
troes ct bio al en- Sfunf at Tor.
nariaae Sporophobia @anbifr9f,
men benne 6rpgt er iulSitpnOis
uSen @rnno, ba BET er bepiit, at ct
Bib al en- beIiig Sfumf life er ifaoe-
lisere END andre ~lisnenbe Saar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
SoranorinSer
/ paffepoi ten

Sra @aihiugton meooeleS Sen
27oe December: Eoitoepartementet
bnr bcnne llge paa1egpnot lloien0cl
len al Suitr+rer til ca. $4,000 Bot.
metre orgaocnoa Be 6|oranoringer
/ Naffeportoen o. &psten iom trG.
Ger / &roit Oeu lite Sanuar;
6oranoringerne uil meOisre en-
Ncoipttelie al Nortoen inoeuior
treble, iieroe, ienite oG iiette Bone
% en- 6oregelit / @pat@0rpnieu
til 90 &rm0 ior &aifer, iom ienoe5
til SteOcr beliggcroe %inoenior ierite
% an0en Gone.
Gfter lite Wtarts ifnl ogida BOG.
patfer ion peier orer S llucer. tru.
ne icnoes meo Nottepoiien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
Sormeset al Oct 6o>e.


Sra Chicago meoOcIeS Sen 290c
December: SpiS alt oct q, oe 81
CARER % Sen Sobaf, iom tiluirfe-
oea i 1913 / Chicago % omligGcnoc
Counter / SuinoiS, Der uogier
"Gbicago Gepenue Qiitrict", bar
bleuet ligelig iprbeIt, funoc buer
Mano, aoinoc % Som iom i'm Nm.
oel innct > Senocr 81, 100 GiQorer,
s Euno Sobaf og = Eltn0 SnlS.
elsie Spgauer er p~aali0eIiGe, ior
oe cr baiereoe paa Collector al Nn-
ternal Hepenue Sanluel ~. Sild'@
NarSrapport.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-01-02
en- mooerne
Brigham Douns

3ra Rem 2ort me0oeles Sen 27oe
Geeember: On 4}aH0 meo 10 0u.
itruer iremitillcoes i0ag / Retien paa
SoranleNniua ar i'm Some Nr. 70.
Der beitu!ote ham ior al hare remit
ira ben0e 90 ban arreitereoes pdr
ban fipttet ianmHen i8ien meo aoue
pr. /, ionl bdn bauoe sIitet iia meO
oa ban bar Il Mar. on isr ban par
6lepet en- Slaue Al @iiteipgen. Stone
0r. 1 er go. mems ban ieip finn cr
80 Mar gammel.
@anoen me0 Sen ilemme Sane
6eoer Soieyb NObler % bar tielis
acre uoionct en- Strai al az 4ar
Tor 9iggami. SAN bar meo lin
isrite Some baot II esrn, al builfe
Z err ilioe.