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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
pdnamafanalen.
Noolc intercsinntc Spaarer uuer Sen
itprc Nanouei.

9}l. "a @nnamafanoleltS 6eitioe-
liNe Inbning for Croft er iaitiat iii
150e 2uQltit. turoe Ell lioen Gperiiat
bdue in l$lterc9ie.
EanumofonolenS 2pnQoc ira anit
til auit er omtrent 40 Ntil.
lln0cr Torten fra NtIanterbnpet
til Stiuehapet Qaur man lorit aien-
ncut Ell : mil lang aanoI, ion1 bar
Ell 500 500 breo @rloilooc, til 60
TIM, bpor man iiloo ino / ire poa
binnuocn i%ollenoe SIuier, iont Ioi.
FER Ell op 50 500 / Ssioe meo @atun
safe. Sper ocune Sl0iio Qaar set
me0 iulo Gart. til mar noor ell 81
ltil Iona &0uol, bpi@ %reooc uarie
rer ira SEQ ill 1000 Too. Sao Ia.
ger man Gultbra Gut, Genle SfiG-
ring er 9 Nfil lang, ~ltsritc @eiOe er
40 sos, @mloilaoen er 300 SOD
6re0. Ndar man iaa ueo Georo Mi.
Quel bar pu@ieret oenne Sfiprina.
ital ma ino / Ell SIuie, iom iTnfer
ct neo til Ell ~ Mil lang Snoiis.
&eo SnoiiecnS onben Gnoe fonnler
nan iii 10 pdd hianoen i%sIqenoe Slit
Ter, ionl iQnfer Ell neb til SnuilabenS
Nipeau, o. ioa fommer man aien,
neni en- ca. So Nil lang Sanol,
buiS @unoiloSc cr 500 500, no /
StIllehouet
Gen ~iterite SorifieI mellem Gbbe
% 1Ioo err uco AtlanterbouSiioen 2la
500 mems Sen pao StlaehabSlioen
err 81 Soo.
aanolenS SpbSe pdrierer, noar
man reaner H$noiieerne meo, mellen
- oa 81 500. @unbilaSenS @reo'
sc pariercr relem 300 500 / Guile
bra Gut on ira 800 til 1000 SoN
>nbiieerre,
@atun Cant Tom banner @atln'
cafe peb, at Scr isreS @anS fra Char
gcs @ipcr % Scnnes Gielpc, or ca,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

5~uonulNct al ecn um'triatc irlsc
S~clylNrclou.

On for. GtO til SOME NnIe, ior
SrlouO sUrr Ell &jerr98iernii8, en-
ten @orNcrae2 &ija iortaiter Cen eli
Ter ci ol cuten llaotcgelicn for Iii
tier ulNta5cS cQer Ell. Get ton Der
ior ror> al &Htcrcaic ct tienNe Sno-
bcIo2t af DC pjlt,Gite Ncitenmclier
al 0eu' &o9, bvi@ oiiiliclIc
Nopn err She Government Of Sire
lano 2lct" - lem Bet har ta9et en-
MeuucifcaI0cr9 Stamp at lore ircnl
til Sens mlpNrmoc Stittelic.
2opcu o~prctboI0er ct irit Fnrla-
nlent mes 10 @omre. nenlIig ct Se-
nat on ct llnocrhH8. Rit@pNrla
meutet 2ouOon pc0blir Nog trent
ocle1 at la ocn opcritc M(o0t uior
min0ifct opcr allie Ecrioner. SoQer
% {ud inoeu @ongcn@ Selio0cl'e.
Get irite Forlomcnt bar @loat
til at Qioc gone mco @eninn til
No, Cr0M % Ro0t Smre Al &r
lonO. ooa bare / SoQer iom noe
lutttn0c p'0r'rcr 1rIdno. Set ION
life 'u'it Eooe ~oilAooeIIoc HroheR'
Nreo tItr @rl0, N"r eller NIaooe'
Sratidter cler lioenIdNo'te 9IlIi9-
8enoir, u9tllallo@ Nolloet ulllolo.
0rn toy @tliailiI1Ql' "Mllf, Mooi'
%f3i 90 'orltlcIil0c olore &IHh )oli'
or i"rller' opre1'Icf.
>i tr'tt ForIanlcllt ltaI poerte'l
nIr'Ite eIler HtoirlItr '@o't'loo llo9tn
HeI'@i'h lonl 'Idt|flrIeIId elIer 'or-
poot otN III I@lo'0IIlt AZ llo0eil ne
llAi'N aIlr 0Ipe No0en |etl'loel'F
"ofttW rI,tr M~t@IorotL CT Neler
ld'uoiIt Uo1tn reIl0Io@ gro rller
eet'a''Hi l'u &flllld'Ilc 'or @0.
ic'io''t@ "oIo'lheo eHbocr >0p
u @i'Io lIl'o oti'Ie %'0rPl'@IlllI9
'tNl V0tH lI0NI0lN.
yen i~''otIior N'oRt ! |rlolo
pf0p.''lf at Q"tt hes @ol0fn. N}eo
N',''.'' I'' o'" I''t communications
", >'.' >''"''~.' '' [''g' " 'V'''
m " D"I'| IVY l!''N' y''''p[
'...a.'. ''',' '"" ,I'lV'''H lI''o
:" N,.H''I' O'''''e "s"0' "'V'''
",'u,''"' ~I""'|'''' .I''' S[Por''
"'''''' I'"I p'' 't'1F FutIo'lll'r
m%r' ,;' ,''t' -. ~ 0 ,%,,' '',,
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

t64 WeoIcmmer. ionn ierite Sang
fol prIaes efter famine Megler ionl
for WaIset al WehIrmuter til Mifs.
nnberbaie.. Een orbinGre @aIg.
pcriose for ltnbcrbuiet ffal pGre
tent aar. Otter Torlebet al ire
gor fra SOME MuIeS' Nraittrrben
fan oct irife WarIoment ioranbrc
Stcmmeretsrealerne % 8algfrebie.
ne, men life antdIlet al WebIem,.
llter.
Eeuge6eoilsnineer iremIpsses
ierit / llnoerbuiet al 2orb oie,it.
nant'en efter Der irIfc Regierings
6orilag. Senatet nloa boerfen for
fate eGer foranbre nosen Nenge6e-
;;I5ning, % BET nloo life ioronbr,
m Sob iaole6es. at oct meofsrer
iorSgct 8eifatning.
6pis De TO Slie latter bper fine
@eilutninger i en- SOP og llnOerbu-
let ioitbnIber line, ia1nmenfaloes De
til 6Gne$meoe, bpor gisierelien
trPffeS peo iamlet Notwithstanding
Beers fan ppIgc5 til MeoIemmer
al builfetiombeIit al Suicne. Gfi-
niItrene fan tale 6eg9e Srie, men
fun ootcre / Oct enc, iom Sc ar
Weolen1mer al.
5 Gifspnrlamentet ifoI SrIanb
opre reprpienteret peO AZ YarIa-
meltSme0Iemmer, palqt eiter Higets
&algregIcr, Ser life fan undertakes
no9en 6oranoring al Set irife Bar.
lament. nj oisic 10 ifoI Dublin
booe 9, @eIfaIt a, Sort I, Hitter #,
2einiter s, Witnlter 9, Commando 6.
Ger ifal pGre ct iGrifilt irif 81.
~ran9puien, men het inbfommenbe
al oQe irife Sfltter ifal goo /
Stat5fa8ieu, iom aarIiQ nobetoler
til Sen irife aaS'e en- Sum beItoa'
cnoe al AZ Nettou0giiten ior hEn
irifc N>miHiitrotion pco Sore Mn'
les 9Sfroittrpben, 81 100000 Eulo
Ser / GilipIoe rcoucPreS til 20o,-
900, g Ell Sitm iparenoe til BET
A%nbfonme al me irifc Sfatter pon.
lugt al set irife Eorloment Set
irife NorIament ifnl ierge for Set.
ming al llogifterne til Oen irife 30
miniItratiou illocn bets eQet SG:.
i0ct Hif$fo2ien8 nupuren0e
@i0roq BERTH ophercr.
1oreprig foreifripe8 nprnrere
onQooenbe 0en irifc 9eifut-
ning5rct. SrlanO fan for fit e9et
foronore oae &if$ifotter.
GoQ fan set life iorbeie Soloofaii-
tcrnc Grnotaaen poa 81 % @r9nbc-
Snot0gtSifatten oQ Irpe'fat-
TEN ulc0 mere ero 10 pGt. oper Mi-
acts Sotier. Seller life fan bet
Ilofere So~loafAi1tcr pad support
% Grportnrtifler, iom life finoeS /
Golotarii. Gnoelig foreifri-
pes Mealer for, buorleoeS en- M Sis
transforming ifal beiIuttes, nour Den
etnblereSe moo fo~ronbres.
Strife 9ommere ifoI ior Trenrti-
SEN uonrone$ al 9oro 2ieutnant'en.
Eitc>etior Nppel til 2oroerne$ Sl,S
ifal ser bore Appel til Sen il,ri=
oiite &omite / Fripp Council.
Gil 2oro &ielttfunt fam llbrNu-
ue2 en- britiif llloerioat uaniet Gro
c2tefieloeIic. San ifol bare 500
600 / oorliq 2on iom betole2 al Or
luno.
6oreprig er ser en0eI Cpergono8-
bcitcmmelicr inrnt Sen @eitcnnelie,
at set irife Earloment life fan for
nnore 0enle 2op, better fife frcln-
@ppe, iom Nig5parlomcntet
ntnnttc intte ongonen6e Srlauo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
Suoo fpiter Gannlen?

Set bar beregnet, at Imerifaner-
ile5 iamleoe lloeiiter til gpeningen
al aunalen uil bIi 400 Wi1ioner
Collars. &eri mebtaget SO Wilio-
rer Collars til Hellter. st lpielig
Suerilaa ouer lloaiiterne uIier 3R
dill. Collars ON Iaret.
: oiSic Sal er oog life mebreenet
Sc itore Wiiaioniilmmer, iom oct
iranife Sellfab aupenote,
Eli Communicating fan set her
nupnes, at Den frantic MarineofIicer
@uie, ion i 1878 al Heaierineen /
Columbia fit aoncesiion pau Sand
len, hapbe beregnet benS apitenoc I'll
1850 Minioner Trancs Qiot oper
200 Win. Son,)
Sc onlerifanife @eregninger bar
oaiaa pitt lia ior lapt iatte; bpor me-
act Tor lapt peb man enbnu life net
oaiia. men set breicr iia on life
inlaa @eleb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

Trit! Sfrin otter illuitreret gog
befsripenhc Soroelc for Norsesrei-
Ienhe. Gunorh Cine. Minneepolis,
Winn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

Gar Sc lille ienSt os G~oniiueeut paa
en- Snrn. ie paa aoresicIappen. Tet
tiuSe !anl,e prre paasise at ieuse os
a~ortinaeuten M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

uni. Wruiabcacfs iorriGe Brett, s.
=. SuarucL bapoc arbcioet eneraiif
for at Tnffe atrfrH I WcrIiu ct Ribe.
oreel. Gettc cr mi iuISt fproip co
pil bIipe iagct t Wrua meb bet ierItr.
5ru &piitenoablS D}ooer, iom CT Ell
Ssltcr Al ben bcrsrntc norifc !@app.
toIoo, Grof. 2iebIein, er trobS fine
80 Nor baa0e oanO5iriit % Ie8enp.
friif.
.Sangcs SDnobe.
8aitor 8. %. Saoen ira Mil.
ipailfec, isis, bIeo hell 1ooe SltIi pg.
teuiet til Ncaiic elena GIion peo
Greitou, 81.
- Nailor 5. u. SohanicL Gpicer,
gfimr, mo0tog ba ban fonr til Der
gen iorlcocr, teIearaiiif llrberret.
Ming ira RoroIan0s SnNren1iSiion
ionl juit 0a icireoc tit 50.Nars Subj.
lpum / @o0e. at ban par oa.st til
5orman0 ior 0enue Mtaiion citec Sen
prpuroige 5ornonO, 5. @anien, itm
mart en- Wleme'tealoer bar inoe0apt
Bette Gormanb5 4.1belc. Gi ian 10
life ride, bpQo Sobanien ogter 1T
gierc meo Ct iaohont aa,>. rca er
tilbeieltq ill at fro at ban bellct trent.
DeleS maattc bile be og Dirfe -e0 Den
belize @reeu cafe, Dilnn, l.riucr
"0u0b."
5ritirfem.
- Naitor u. s. 9~tesbeim har facet
aulo ira NtcurPhcocn ueO $50, 6ias
rioa.
zen Zoe ISllli bar Menio1eocn
/ Sectton , ue0 GumbcrlMlO @i3.,
ianlct til Sfoleicit. &eiret pr pIt.
fert on nIunQe W}cnueifcr par trent
night Naa 6ornrioooQ holoteS
@uo@tienritc al Batter Is .Nmunoien
oo eiter at ri bop0e iplit en- tierneIulO
Ntiooag C5l0oeQreo, &ciie, %ar) QoD
9erncue lit program til benltc, Icoet
al Stltoeut ". &ugIen. Scr plt GEO
Srocu "a rjgt &n0bolo og ~opliD1loc
at lutte til. @u1len3 a%onorIg. ORR
aillalc N,au0c al le0e paa er 10 | "a
ielp en- Set. EiliIuI 0au Noltor
Nmunoicn Stll0cnt VI. Suglen og Z.
alnuc hper en- fort Gale. ("6olfebl."D
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

1R Wil lang % bar " WiI brcb
@runbflaSe.
SpOrIcbes slmierne fpIbes.
Snoiisen ioripncr S~Iuiepcrterne
meo @ant. SIuierre bIir fpIbt peo
EFT b%etpbeIis Strsm aiennem 2eSnin.
ger / De taite Sluicursae. Icrbda
'iler 9ano ub giennem Mubnineer i
S~Iuiebunoen
Oct er bereanet, at Snbiisen bill
brinse ganb not til, at Der eiennem
SIitierne fan oisres 41 uosioaer
eaglig, naar man onpenber Gluier.
ne belt no, o. Wanb NOT til BE- Slu.
ieperfer ON 9aeer, mar man fun
oeIpis bar Dem / Drug.
SIuierne er 100 SOB LANCE, 10
SOB brebe % 45 SOB bpbe. Man bar
oobelt Set al Dem, iaaIebes at bet
enc Stib fan beoes, mems set onbet
ipnfes.
Sluieporterne er al StuaI, Z 500
tpffe, 60 SOB Ian9e % fra AZ til 50
SOB bele. sc ueier bper ira 800 til
GOO Cons.
Glef.rif Strait.
GIeftriif arait anpenoes flor
lloitr9fnine. gleftriif gnergi brit.
ees iaaleoes til al bale ale Stibe ind
i % 9iennem Sluierne, til at aabne
% Ilffe Sliliernes Gere og @en1Ier
FAINT til at ppIpie &analen.
&roiten faaeS peb Siplp al ipRre
Silrbiner peo Uatlrt Safe.
Get pil life BIZ tillubt Sfibe at
9aa in0 / eler at p%asiere Sllierne
ueo egen SiPlp, men De oil bli ballet
igienem al eleftriife 2ofomotiper,
iom eaur paa Sfinner, Der er la9t
paa SluierMl,rene. Set %panlise In-
tai Sofonlotiper Tor bpert Sfib bill
bore 4, ? foran til at bale Sfibet %
. bog til at boIoe set / central Stil-
ling % til at ltoppe set, men ser bill
ogiaa / enfeIte 9ilfplbe bli anpeuot
6 2ofpnlptiper.
Sioen ior ct Sfib til at fontme
iaienlenl aQe Slllier er bereenet til
3 Simer. Set er enopioere beres-
net, at ct Glib for at fomme fra at-
lur,ter6opet til Sti1cbapet bill brl,ge
10 a II elmer, efteripm bets egen
Sart er.
Slaiernes 8eifDtteliesmioler.
Ior at beifptte Sluieosrene moo
eft Sfib, ion mani bar miitet !Serre.
opnlmet ouer, ct ser anbragt Sender
fieocr tper8 oper Ganalen peb SIP
ems Gnoepunfter. Geriom Sfibet
bar pasienoe Start, bill bisie &ieoer
iorbli puu Ganalens 9iino. Spis
oerinlpo Stibet gaar Iorburtig, bill
Ben foriie al bisie 6enoere bli ballet
op ioran bets @aig % bill poe en-
Wooitano iparenoe til ct Srpf paa
10000 Ginb. Seriom Sarten CT ioa
itor, at benne WooItano operpinoes
% aieoen .rpfer, pil Sfibet fpmme |
aontoft mes Ell auoen Sender, iom
u0er en- liQnenoe WooltanO. Geriom
III oQiun oenne ajetting rpfer %
Sfibct terllcr moo SllIeoSrcn %
fonmer qIennem oerL pil &analen
ooa pure beifpttet, llenllig ueo Noo=
oHnninger, iom ipineeS tuers oper
&onalen o. lpllfeS neo bag Sfibet
ior at boloe zoe @anoltremmen, iom
cllcrs pilbe ltprte neo fra Sisen.
|ulgebrpoere.
Ser er onbragt 70 ipGre 9%plgebrp.
ocre ior at beifptte Snbgongen til
aanaIen. Gen enc, %anbragt paa It-
IollterbnpSiioen, er 10000 500 lang,
10 500 breo paa Soppen % 10 500
hei ouer Wiooelspanoitanb. @plge-
brpoercn pes Stillebapet er 3 Wil
lang, err ira 20 til 40 500 bsi ouer
Miooelpanoitano oa er ira 90 til
300 500 breo pou Soppen.
elsie @elgebrpOere er bpa1et AZ
S,3oro og Sten ira Gulebraifiprinsen.
&eo @pgningeu al @atlin Sam
oQ Nnlugget al 0atlm 2afe blep bcll
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31
Gre f~sriteflasies
$Ymafftn
WIe Me6 10 Wars Waranft.
MQe meS Sc iSfe Jprbeoringer, "a meb "Grtra SLbcbbr" gratis.

VIE mS Sc dSte GorbsSrinser, Os mo "Grtra SIbebbr" gratis.
CIV Tore ianosfenSte "Suspennen" Spmuifiner, ion ri mi mort en-
wtennefeoloer bar lenot ub til bore Ibonnenter til pereebeparenoe Nrler,
oil pare ladoa Ianse, ip Iiseiaa sobt, let % roIis iOm nosen @fattn til
bobbeIt Gris.
Se ne &nspennen".NQOOeaer sir, bpoo man faIoer Double Scot
Sf'ta", Canuoeitiasl ct Sting iom betaar l. at TO SraaSer tratfes os
fHDths lamnen inoe Teiet bpao Der CIR begse Sioer al Semnen ct
fproig uoleenoe, eer nj. a. o. en- Sent uben Strange. TGte Slaes Sttn9
Tan lite riues op eaer brittle. Oct oil bare ia yGnge iom bet Sei Oct
ct bRt ret in0 i.
Tn at De nishgae 5OrbeSrimser paa "SmSrnnen"s mpe @ahin9ooer,
er Den enetaaenoe ane Senfenoer ielupirhnoe traabresuIerer (autora.
tic fenftun). Genne @egulerer er anbrast paa Sobets SorFoe, boor ben
er fiIoitanOie noe al @eien os er in 6rettet Zig, at ben life bebsoer Ras'
ming al nogen art. fra oen fpenoes Sioe.
On anoen mn She uo benne Wfufin er 5oofangens 6orbebrng, loo
leoes at ben lite bebsper at titles for at al BET rete Srpf paa forlleui9
clogs Ssi, men pil automutif gere ct let Srpf paa tpnot Wfoteriale og
ct tungere paa tpffere Wsaterae.
"0usbemmeM"
Np WVooel Nr. 800 "NisTom"=Stil Vris $22. "a.
9enme Aeaffim % "'Votem" ct Gar $685.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-07-31

~ Wil lang % bar " WiI brct
@runbflaoe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-16
Troublesome Mexican Who Has Been at the Bot
tom of All the Revolts Says He Will
Leave the Country.
WHEN AND WHERE TO, NOT ANNOUNCED
Situation is Not Cleared up Yet, But Secretary
of State Bryan Says He is Pleased
With Outlook.

not before. then very shortly after
the Americans return.
Anyhow, it Is insisted by every gov
ernment official having knowledge OF
the plans OF President Wilson, that
nothing approaching armed interven-
ton Will even be considered by the
United States unless In the face Of a
general massacre Of foreigners. There
is no question that all factional heads
have promised emphatically to re-
spect foreigners In case Of further
fighting.
Up to the present time the exact
text OF the guarantee given to the
state department by Carranza and
Gutierrez has been withheld. In con-
sequence. decided difference exists
as to what they contain. The secre-
tary OF state, however, states they are
entirely satisfactory to him.
Hopeful Signs.
[By John Edwin Nevin, United Press
staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Positive
guarantee that the lives and proper
ties of all foreigners in Mexico will
be protected by the administration OF
Provisional President Gutierrez have
been received by President Wilson.
In addition Gutierrez emphatically de-
clares that dictatorship has ended in
Mexico for all time and that the mill.
tary factions now in control realizo
only q government directly comnlis-
stoned by the Mexican people them
selves can hope to reorganize Mexico
and place the republic on stable
basis. This guarantee sent direct by
Gutierrez to the president, follows the
report that Carranza and villa have
agreed to eliminate themselves from
the situation, caused relief in official
circles that the era of bloodshed is ut
an end and that there will be no
further fighting.
Gutierrez makes an indirect request
for recognition by the suggestion that
the United States approve the action
OF the recent peace conference. There
will be no action taken in this con-
nection for the present. Gutierrez
also asked for the removal of troops
from Vera Cruz but this already had
been ordered. The Gutierrez letter Is
lengthy 1t said at the outset:
'Th., republic has undergone during
the last few years terrible crisis III
which the democratic ideas of govern
ment and the yearning of the people
for justice and economic Improvement
have at least been vindicated The
civil strife has at last ended with the
overthrow of Huerta's Dictatorship
The calling of the peace convention
is then reviewed and it is stated it
was made necessary in order that the
entire military factions attached to
the revolution could have say In
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-16
What the War Moves Mean
By J. w. T. Mason, Former European Man
ager of the United Press.

When an enemy is lying in wait at
your front door to annihiIate you, IL
is curious strategy to order detach-
ment Of your most powerful defenders
to stroll day and half's to the rear
and shoot at targets. The Audacious,
too, was one Of the gunnery record
holders in the British fleet, a ship
which for that reason would have
been required to lead the fight against
the Germans.
This inexpIicabIe target practice off
the Irish coast 10 probably the chief
reason why the British admiralty has
tried to conceal the loss of the Audac-
ious. Admission Of the fact will be
public announcement that superdread-
naughts were being detached from
their North sea bases in this critical
period Of British history. Nothing
could arouse greater uneasIness
among EngIIshmen than knowledge
that such tactics are being authorized.
on the surface, the incident suggests
that the present heads Of British ad-
miraity have a contemptuous disre-
gard for possibility that the Germans
viii, challenge England on the seas in
= stand up fight. II the loss Of the
Audacious 10 officially made in Gre (
Britain, public opinion will probably
demand that no such risks be taken
in the future.
The circumstances as far as they
are known, emphasize the prime OBJ
lection to a rigid war censorship. 1t
permits incompetents to continue in
unchecked control Of nations des-
tinie4
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-16

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.J
NEW YORK, Nov. 16. al a. m.)-
The sinking Of the British super-dread-
naught Audacious is the deepest mys-
terry Of the war, not because Of the at
tempts to conceal the disaster, put
because the catastrophe occurred or
the Irish coast-7Oo miles away from
the critical navai center in the North
sea.
Eye witnesses who relate the story
Of the destruction Of the Audacious'
assert there was fleet Of large war
ships In the immediate vicinity, It be-
ing suggested that they included four
superdreadnaughts and five dread
nausht cruisers. These are the class
of vessels on which Great Britain
must rely for her safety it Germany
ventures out for battle. It would re-
auire about thirty-six steamine hours
for the battle fleet to speed from the
Irish coast to the Doager bank U its
presence was needed In a sudden Eat
tie with the Germans. Should &ne
German high seas fleet ever SAL into
the North sea, the battle wouio pc
over in less than day. Tho pos
sibiIity that the Germans ever eouio
catch the British capital ships dlvid-
ed, has been thought, up to the pres
ent. to be too remote for practical con-
sideration. Yet division Of British
sea strength seems to have neen
ordered by the British admiralty for
target practice. Had the Germans
seized the opportunity there might
have been = sufficient preponderanee
Of German strength in the North sea
60 have guaranteed Victory.
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Big British Dreadnaught is Now Said to be I'm
dergoing Repairs and Not to Have Gone
to the Bottom.
THE REAL TRUTH IS NOT GIVEN OUT
Sailors on Board, Who Were Rescued by the
Olympic, Insist That Battleship Was
Blown Up.

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NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Whether
the British super-dreadnaught Audac.
ious is now at the bottom Of the sea
or is being repaired by the British
admiralty and may again see service
is now the only mystery connected
with reports Of the vessel Of the first
line Of England's naval defense falling
victI nto = German mine or torpedo
off the Irish coast.
James r. 6eames, band master on
the liner Olympic, which rescued the
crew Of the Audacious, told the full
story Of the disaster to the Audacious
upon arriving here on the American
liner, New York. He said the Audac.
icus was lelown up by ~-ths eritlah
cruiser. Liverpool, that her wreck
might not interfere with traf3ic.
Owing to the fact that the British
censors will permit no reference to
the disaster to the Audacious to be
cabied or printed in London papers, u
was only through the most carefully
worded messages that the New York
office Of the United Press was able to
convey to London the information de.
sired. so framed, It was passed by the
censor, and there came the reply
which declared the best information
was "repairing."
The message also indicated there
had been but one fatality. The story
Of 1andmaster Beams was learned
only after Il had been impressed upon
him that the main facts Of the acci.
dent to the Audacious were known in
this country. He had been pledged
to secrecy az had all members Of the
olympic's crew. The surgeon Of the
liner Baltic who had been Transferred
from the Olympic, denied late satur.
day that the Olympic had seen or
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FRANcE-Blizzard on battle line
on left wing. Additional territory in
undated. Entire German regiment de-
stroyed near eixschoote.
ENGLAND-lord Roberts body ex-
pected to be brought from France to-
day or tomorrow. Submarines, which
may be German, reported off the Nor
wegian coast. Information in New
York as to disaster to hudacicus,
failed to establish clearly whether
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Ell PASo, Texas, Nov. 16.-Generai
Francisco Villa, commander In chief
Of military forces Of Gutierrez faction
in Mexico. has consented to resign
his command and leave Mexico In
order that peaceful settlement Of
the republics internal difficulties may
be effected. This information came
today In a statement by Provisional
President Euiaiio Gutierrez, telegraph
ed to Enrique C. Lorrero, diplomatic
agent Of the Aguas calientes agents
in Washington. Gutierrez said he per-
sonaily placed before the convention
that Villa would expitrate himself and
the northern leader Is willing to sac
rifice all II X meant peace for Mexico.
Carrsnza had telearaphed Gutierrez
direct that IL Villa fulfilled the condi-
tIons he (Carranza) would immediate
Iy transfer his governments to Gut
ierrez and would also leave Mexico.
Gutierrez accompanied by the entire
Aguas CaIientes peace convention Ia
preparing to leave Aguas Calicntes to-
day for Mexico City to complete form.
al preparations for the transfer OF
authority. The details will be worked
out In the national capital. When Vii
la intends to leave Mexico and
where he proposes to go have not
been announced.
Two Days to Wait.
[By John Edwin Nevin. United
Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Nov. Whether
the Mexican factions are to "get to.
gether" and agree to their own plan
OF government in that country, or
whether they will decide to fight It
out to a finish, will probably be known
within the next two days. Reports
reaching the state department indi-
cate that the series OF conferences
between the Carranzistasts and the
chiefs Of the Aguas Calientes conven-
ton are reaching a close While
there is no confirmation Of the report
that Carranza was served with an
ultimatum to quit at once or fight,
even though that is true. 1t is said
here it would in no way indicate that
the situation is hopeless. John r.
Silliman who is with General Carran
"a as the representative of the state
department, has sent word to Secre.
tary Bryan that the factions are
reaching an agreement. Other word
received says the action Of the Unit
ed States in announcing the with
drawal of American troops from Vera
Cruz, has had beneficial effect up
on the Mexican factional leaders.
1t Is likely that before the Ameri-
can troops leave Vera Cruz, Novem-
Der 90, the general Mexican sttua
ton will have assumed definite shape.
If force of arms is to decide and not
amicable negotiations, it is believed
that a definite battle will be fought If