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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-01

.E.'. .' = II
when she baiks them, insted Of pay
ing 1t to Torp. who Cheated.
Tomorrer Andy is going to give an
exhibishon of how qwick he can do
1t, he having a new skeam abowt
his close which is eaven better. Every
body be rownd his howse erly to see
how qwick he can do 1t.
CHRISTMAS MONEY!
Miss Palmer sed 1t would be very
mise thing IL EVERY boy & gerl from
now on would not oanly eaive all
thare money for Christmas but would
try & maik a little sumhow. & she asst
II amy of us dident know some way.
Walt White & Hen Van Ness sed thay
did, thay planning to trap bares oaver
IN Blaney's & sell thare skins. Miss
Palmer sed, yes, that would be fine.
but. was thay amy bares oaver thare?
Hen 'sed, he dident, think .thare was.
but IL thaTe was It would be q good
way. Miss Palmer sed she qwite
agreed, but wouldent It be better to
try & trap sum smaller annimuls II
thay had to trap amy. she thinking
At was pritty crewel anyhow.
Her says that settles Frances the
school cat, & II thay trap her now 1t
LL see III .ALH
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-01

him. They knew that they couldn't
climb, but they knew that their mas
ters could, n SO they were doing
their best to get their masters to hur-
~. 1t was very exciting for Bowser
and the other dog. They were enjoy
ing it. You see, they dearly love to
hunt.
But it is one thing to hunt and
quite another thing to be hunted.
While Bowser and the other dog were
filled with Joy Bobby Coon was filed
with something very different. Bobby
was filled with terror. Now that he
was up In this tree he felt very, very
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-01
koEHriER TO COACH AGAIN.
Marquette University lifts Blame
From Leader for Poor Showing.

Milwaukee, Dec. 1.--Dr. John
Koehler, coach Of the Marquette uni
versity football team, has been elected
to coach the Gold and Blue athletes
for another season. The athletic board
declared that it had no fault to find
with Koehler's work, and gave as a
reason for the poor showing Of the
eleven this season the fact that Koch
Ter had only three veterans to work
with and that the rest of the material
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-01
Now That He Was Up in This Trek
He Felt Very, Very
HelDleeg.

helpless. II those hunters should ind
him what could he do? Nothing. II
only it were dark-pitch black night!
weeny chance of stealing away un.
seen. But in the bright light from
Mistress Moon there wasn't the least
chance in the world.
Nearer and ear came the hunt.
ers. Presently they were gathered
about the foot Of the tree in which
Eohhy wac trying sc hard to hide. One
Of them carried q terrible gun. When
he saw that Bobby shivered so he
nearly lost his hold. Two Of them
carried lanterns to light the way
where the trees were so close together
that Mistress Moons light could not
get through. All OF them seemed very
happy. They were laughing ana
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-01

shouting.
We've got him!" cried one.
"He can't get away from US now"
shouted another.
Who's going to climb up there and
shake him down % asked a third.
"I'll climb" Bobby recognized that
voice. 1t was rhe voice Of Farmer
Browns Boy.
II knew he hadn't had a change Of
heart, as Chatterer and some others
have said," thought Bobby bitterly.
Then as Farmer Browns Boy began to
climb the tree he gave up all hope.
Next Story-What happened in the
Hemlock Tree.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-01

his lunch all up befoar resess today
& when lunch time calm he was SO
hungry he sed he would starve. Lille
Grimes got SO tender hearted she gaiv
him part of hers & Fatty sed sum day
when he gets rich he will remember
her. Lille sed she oanly dun 1t fering
he would cum rownd to thare howse
& hook the rest of thare wacks
peeches under the glass bowl in the
parler, like he dun befoar.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-12-01
O UR S CHI O:OI

will be Miss Palmer's falt, she hav-
wing put the idee in thare heds, so
thay can blailn it on her. Him &
Walt are going to maik the traps
tonite. Look out, Frances, say we,
thay are trubbles cumming yore way!
HUNGER NOAT. 49,
Fatty Believes absunt mindedN. ct
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-14
.BURKHART GOES To
WASHINGTON FOR
CONFERENCE
Attorney General McReynoldS
Probably Wishes to Discuss
FL PaSo & Southwestern and
Drift Fence Affair

United States District Attorney
Summers Burkhart viii leave today
for Washington - e.. for q confer
oncc with officials ST the department.
of Justice ana interior department at
the request Of United States Attorney
General McReynolds.
Mrs Burkhurt. who has been M
FOR some Time Nil1 accompany MIR.
Burhhart to enter the Johns Hopkins
hospital at Baltimore Prom Haiu-
moro Mr. Burkhart win go To- Wash
ngton.
Tho attorney general probably
wishes 10 confer with Mr. Burkhau
upon the sut brought against tho y.
paao a. southwestern hy the United
States government. involving water
rights to the Rio Bonito and Rio
uondo. The fact that Special Assist
amt Attorney General J r. Trucsdell
detailed to this ease. also ls in wash
ington, indicates that this VIII Doe the
subject of the conference.
The attorney general probably also
wishes Co discuss with Mr. Burkhart
the enforcement Of the drift fence act
in New Mexico Gov. w. g. Mcdonald
and several New Mexico Caulcmcn are
in Wushington NOW to make an effort
10 secure the suspension 81 this act.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-14
KILLS SELF
BY FIRING SHOT
THROUGH HEART
Relatives Believe He Was De-
spondent Because Of I'll
HEALTH Young Woman Sug-
gests Love Affair as Cause

Frank Montana ~ Years ola com
mittcd suicide Bt O'Clock yesterday
rnruinr u mo homo 40 bis mother,
Mis paulita Quntfes. llo North Wall
tCr street. by SHOOTING himself through
the heart
Relatives told chief McAuuin that
MI health probably had prompted the
decd Montana injured his hip some
time npO while riding and 10 never
bad entirely healed they id He
WAS under the treatment 90 physl-
clan, according to them
a young woman who called at q. T.
Frenchs undertaking. rooms Firth
street ana West Central at nuC to-
see me body Yesterday afternoon lu-
timatcd no Mr. French. however, that
a love affair probably had supplied
che motive She arrived there in q
cab and left IN the same vehicle. Sha
aid not give her name
The mother said Montana had
threatened 10 end his lifo Thursday.
lut she thought his statement only an
idle remark. He worked as boot
black at Fortunate Nicoluc's barber
shop. l07 West Central avenue. lie
did not arise yesterdav morning 40 3
O'Clock. as he customarlly asa. Tie told
his mother ire WITS ilt and was not goo
ing 90 work
He shot himself while Wing i'm bed
Neither the mother grandmother nor
aunt. am OF whom live Ion the Same
house. heard the shot a hoy. who
was playing nearby. said ufterWard
THAT hc had heard the report The
suicide was discovered hy the Grand
mother VINO went to tloutano's room
CHIEF McMlllin WIS notified hy the
mother and be made an immediate I'M
yostignticn
Montauos body was lying ln his bed
in pool of blood a 32 ralibcr cheap
revolver lay on his left side, where it
had fallen from his hand when the
bali pierced his heart The wound,
which was powder burned, showing
that he had held the weapon close TO
his body, was Just over the heart. The
bullet passed entirely through the
body and lodged IN the mattress.
Justice W. w. Mcclellan summoned
d coronor's jury ana held the inquest
yesterday afternoon. The jury re-
turned verdict that Montana had
died by his own hand The jurors
thought he had become dependent
brooding over his health.
The body was taken 90 Frcnch's UNI
dcrtakng rooms Funeral arrange
ments had not been decided upon last
night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-14

Or sohwentker, Ostcopath. Tel III
Fees Candy store. Leave your or
der with US for cut flowers.
-. SPITE ana Louis llfcld returned
yesterday from New York
Born, Thursday evening. February
~. To Mr. and Mrs George II Thomas.
Jri q son
Albuquerque Lodge No 80 Frater.
nal Union Of America, meets tonight
ia A. O. e. w. han at 1.45 o'clock.
Special Communication Of Temple
Lodge no q, a. ~ and a NJ. this
afternoon az O'Clock Work ln the
NJ. NJ degree.
ON account Of the fifteenth of the
month falling ON sunday the pay
checks uf the Santa Fo employees VIII
be issued today
County clerk a. b. Walker yester-
dny issued license 90 marry "a John
r Kersey aud Grace u. Warren, both
of Elephant Butte
There viii hc ana hour devoted to
stnrs -teling Tor children ut the chill
Idton's library this afternoon "a 23o
O'Clock AN children invited.
a. r Rnrmud district forester.
|ya to-day issued an order directing
forest officers who use automobiles
90 log roads M national forests.
Mrs d. II seaman who has been
visiting her mother Mrs IS II Gray
COS North Fourth street. and her sis-
terH. returned yesterday % her homo
|at Markesn wis
T. y kncpp assistant forester iu
charge of the office oft grazing, ar
rived here yesterday from Washing
ton. p a., to remain at the third for
ost headquarters for several days,
No developments were reported yca-
torday by the police boz the Graham
tailor shop burglary No formal
charge was nude against Tony Blas-
NJ who said Dee bought the goods
stolen from Gwhnms
Deputy Sheriff QucrIno Coulter
who Thursday morning Left for the
Coyote canyon reelon With "a John
Doe W4uuuI iu acarch eff the man
who shot Juan Garcia had not rec
TUNED aj midnight hast night IL WAS
reported a the county itt
e. II Kapple of the kappie Furni
turc company. has returned TO the
city after ava absence of six weeks,
during the course OF which he visited
Nl raso phacuis p0us.as. Hishee AND
other points m Arizona Tie reports
condition throughout tha southwest
prosperous especially $40 at Douglas
and nisbct
The United fiutD eva service come
mission has announced that nm uXnmi-
nation for elevator conductor viii ho
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-14
TOWN TALK SOLICITOR
SENTENCED TO Is DAYS

II believe itli DO mc good TO set
subered up louis schwartz told Poe
lice judge Georgp N Craig yesterday
morning when hc was araisned ON q
charge Of yagDncy schwartz evident
Is suspected the MAGISTRATES inten-
liuns
Fifteen days said the court
schwartz was arrested Thursday af-
temeon hy station Master Ed Sim
clair and pauolmou Pablo Luian at
the Santa zee station NE told chief
Thomas McMillu that ne was solicit
tor for Town ralk The chief learned
that tins statement WIS true.
Schwartz readily admitted Ia judev
craig that ho had been drinking In
fact he volunteered tho assertion that
he theashi be had been drinking too
much aneo New Years and then his
opinion that am opportunity 60 seher
up would ht beneficial
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-14

The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Central Avenue church will give
"a home cooking and candy sale. sal
urdaN February lith ut the Model
store.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-14

Mr. and Mrs A. G. Fuess who have
been residents of the city Cor the past
four months, viii leave today for CALI
f0ruia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-14
CARS DERAlLED NEAR
GALLUP ARE TAKEN TO
SHOPS AT TOPEKA

Five ears Of santa Fc train so no.
which We're doAlled the morning of
February west Of Gallup were
brought Go Albuquerque Yesterday
The ears were to have been repaired
al the shops here. but when they
reached Alhuuuerquc orders were re-
ceived GO send them ON GO the Topeka
kan. shops Seven ears left The rails
one was taken III Topeka soon after
the wreck. aud the other has not yet
arrived here
saddlc horses. rrlmhle,s Red nnrn.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-14
Crescent Hardware Co.

stoves Ranges Furnishing Tools Iron Pine
VALVES and utung Plumbing TIN and work
ais n CENTRAL AVE TELEPHONE
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-14

POLL TAX DUE-Pol tax for 1914
is due and payable at Citizens Bank
e. W. Tennent Clerk Of Board Of
Education.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-02-14

saddle 0orsos rrimblc's Red norn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
S,,ooieliesfef.

| ~ = y =
8elt Ge'nrarf Ma1igbeo % Ing.
6omsforet1ing i,t6bDber 9senner nf
bort firfelige og folfelige arbeioe
|tiI SSnopielen al bort M Jorfmn-
|lingsba,s Sarong Sch %. og Man-
bag ben %. 9tope1nber.
Bait. S. SeIneg oil bore tillteoe
@iRlter beoes 1lleIbe. ZIG BELT Ell
Iltge ! 6orbeie11 TIL en- al l1,roerteg-
1tebe % Dil blipe afbet,tet paa sfa-
tionen / 2ucf
q. 8enier1, McltiabeoerS SorlnnrD.
8. S. Beoerien, Neenigbe 8rpit.
81 I, 9ucf, Bis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

I~lIi!SAr VI fStJS5AS~S Nses0a s~$~N ri 80
lrfrlige Gienoonlnre til Berlin, Gres
Sen % andre tpife 8per. Gen fom
|malroerenbe General i Dresben bol
Iubitebt Ell olporlig 9lbbarlel til 8e
'iolfnirge,1 irnoo at 1oiprebe falif'
iRpgter, Der allereoe bar afiteofonl
| met ,negen sGoritDrrelle.
Sra 9onbo1t telegraferes til ais
Ibtnhapn / girsoogs, at ct Sgilag e1
11nr foreitanenbe Nterfeen. :
&idbenbap1 perSerebe ct nbefrGfte1
Mpgte olI1, at ben tpife Nnnbe
Eiterfee11 itaar 8egreb r1teb at on.
gribe Sc. r,rs{iife arigsffibe io1n ba1
fcrlaM @ellingforS og latte anrie1l
|iDheitlig Hetning.
Sra Rriitia,1ia in6leb i 1irsoagS
fgIge11oe Telegram: Gpifla1b bal
ibag tatt en- al iine sfrpoiere, he
u8erIin"> la11oipnligpis omri,1get a
brittle arigSiftbe, oantpeoe i11o !,
9renohiens &ap,r % itrofs blep in.
|terneret og afDRb,ref. Berlin
baboe Ell Nelptni1rg al $50 Mano
@eb bets 9lnfomlt til 1ron6bien
|bleb @on1lna116al1ten gipet Balget a
at itifte til Sgs inbenfor, "a Elmer
|eller a1lroerfaite Jig en- Afbpbning
l@an palgte Set 1iolte, ibet ban til
fpnelnDe1p0e foretraf at labe tit Sfif
afnnbne i Steoet for at lpM en- Mi
Iftfo mes at gaa til Sps.
Berlin" ra1,porterebes lo ipl
Gro11ohienl i 9agens >fgrite 1ele.
grnnl1ner, og man ontog ba, at Sci
rar @oDeolfibet for en- Jlotillc a
l1nrerpanosbaobe ser rn4sportereheS
:ro Qofoteerl,e Gen et1eite iSorfla
ring for Sfifets slfpnbni1tg nrou is:
'qes i, at arpbieren befanot Jig pua ct
Speioert,1r Lungs Morges ADlt ol
lu16er be1tne bar bleben omringet Al
IritiIfe arigsifibe.
Berlin" er ct let 4rp01erlfif, Al
8rernel1-9Dpelt pna $3.50 Cons
Set ferer ii 4.t 9pntmers &a1p1ler
HI e1rpu11oige, fire lalfi,nfanoner pi
to Gorpebotl1tpr. Set bar eli So
|itigheo al % @l1ob ! 1inlen.
Set blep 1igelebeS rnpporteret, a
Berlin" babbe foridgt poo at lu1o.
tige fra Nor0sgen for at funger.
|ier ct Gberfalos1fib 9ltlanterltl el
pao ianrme Maaoe font r@nll~i;
gjorbe set i1toiifc Ocean. Sci
|Gofh!m, at @aptaj1en poa Berlin"
forctraf at blibe liggenoe peo 1rol,b.
|bjem og lo6e fig afpgbne er tilitrrf:
fe!igt gepiS for, at Gien6en i Ell
betD6elig gtDrfe Iaa nbenfnr Gre.
mils-@rpl1oie1t og pe1tebe paa bon
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
9orsbas, 19. gsooember.

.- 4 -, ii Toss
0e 6or. staters @egieri,tg bar
i,1itrlteret Dor MnrbasSaosr 0}orget,-
tbau / Ronitonti1topel ONT at forlml=
&c fra Sen tprfiife &egierillg en-
fnlbitpnbig iSorflari,rg oper Sc.
lfDoa1ingen al en- al 8oabel1e tilbp-
re11oe v9mneslee" peb 5nprna.
'Stillinge11 peb BEN peltlige 5ront
er ltafbrl,bt on1trent fo1n biotil
Gplternes sSs11ofal6 &ule11 er
Mepen ltanoiet al 9fusierne, ser m,
iiges at llaa iSjeuoel, tiQbuee oper
@raalbie11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20
aret for i'm gttettifaroigbeb oe iin 81
bililntio11?

altSua: Man truer set beIqilte
Jolf oerion set life pil ponpre liQ.
I0g Ell Scr trpnger ms pna sets
Sntraaoe. Maa life geIgierne blipe
opfDlm af Mnferi oper oet11e NoIos~
ba1roling? Des1oen opooger geIat-
erne eller tror at opbage (oer1om set
er en- Jeiltagelpy bbem bill life til
gibe ct 6olf, tom pluofeIig er ble.
bet ngrebet?) at mango 9pifere,
fo1n ! Marepis bar npM baqiff
Gjgltfribeo, bopbe piIlet % frem-
oeles ipillcoe Mouen ion1 9piflonbs
|5pioner / 8eIgien! 9g apiam,o,
bar S S lite ogloa tioliger beIfinftiget
@oer meo spgresn,nalet on1 5pi-
oneri? Og ifaloe life @eleier1,e pa=
re l1oe al Jig ielp ober ct Iaaoont
8rl,o paa @ipitebenligbeo?
Ser finoes &iRltringer oberalt, Sc
begaar Sfurfeitreger, og Sc bIiDer
Itraffeoe berfor Get er set, iom er
foregaaet i 1piflano og ogfna !
8elgien. 0g Sci, for11 spifer11e moer
oisle 5orbol0 bar n1aattet eiennem-
gaa 8elgien, 6et bar Sc mere eno
bGpnet oe balgiife 2o1,0sbger. sc
belgllfe 8groer fa1t ibet De bar
f9n1pet for iSRbreIm1oet ion i5ranc-
tirgrer, bape batroIet moo 6oIferet-
ten. Mgn bar life goers @igsfonller
inorem1net, at ogfna Sen tpife Mr-
me bar giort sS5t1bfaIb neutraIt
2ano moo 5olferetten!
Sporlebes S emo oil arglnnentere,
lan er set Goer, fon bar foregaaet
meo @oers gfienrpel paa llretfproig-
beds Detu,e Sell 11pon gigres gpb
|tgjen. Men S pil, at 8elgierr,e lfa[
|!bgoe oobbelt! Dette bill S alorig,
It'll Srobs for Goers 9uliabe elrg1,-
menter, fllnne fnribnre for gbers
egen tSanpittigbeo. Mbrig beller for
Sserbens sanpittiebeo.
.g5@ ( ss4 st.s.-
Sy Ie I'LL oe1 gfterret1,i11g, p,n
'raar os: 2o11pain, oct piouuoerIige
Seeo1bdi11 CT brrget og sets 8efoIf-
ming 11rosIafreret eIler forpilt. Scr
get at ben tpife Nr1ne, lon1 giner fig
|lro for at foripare Gipilifatipnelr
moo oct rl1sfiife 8arbari!
&jpre, tpffe @enner, nj grocer
oper set berlige 2olrbair, ri grpber
ober @elgierne; nuesr ri greoer ello-
nm mere ober goer. 9er1onl mi Mns-
fer1e gitlNreusien biloe bnp1c
|bber gbelagt 8p n1eo Ell a1roen eoe-
lngt BD, bber Drr6t 8ot10e n1eb Ell
|a1oe,1 6rpbt @o1roe set pil6e De=
re forfpr0e1igt for belle ben ei-
[piliiereoe 9}eroen, og blot 1an-
fen faar os til at apie. Men hpoo
fln6e S lcure oertil?
Set 1ele fon1n1cr 6eraf lonl
goers MgSfan1ler felp bar erfjen0t
- at S brgb gbers Orb oe frp,,-
feoe Rette1t, ioet S falt it1b / Bel
|gien. 0g iaafeoes er s tou1u11et itto
unber ben Jorbauoelle, ionr goers
itore Digter Schiller bar 11otalt:
Sos eben lit Der 6lucb Ser boien
Got, 0ais lie for5enge1rb 8o1es 1n1tls
debGup1t."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

|fprpoloe 9riterlle alporlige Befpnt=
ringer.
S 6glse Ell uotalelie fro BEN Ell,
gellfe Rrigsminiiter bill 8riternes
Smfoit1inger for Ct glars @rig free
be e,, Gum al $2,25O, ,OO0, 900, bill
fet er oobbelt faa nugget Sonr Ont
foltninger1e beo Sc fire @ars Gelttog
II 5bo 9lfrifn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

Il OSSSOS~lSsss>$ss>SesSS y O$ssssISsssSSss~S
Ines! 81 bar mango perlonlige Nen-
ner / be forifiellige 2anoe, og pi 1ip-
Der frit af set be0ite i e1bper @,,l=
t1r. Deslioe1, / Ell Gib, bpor Miag=
ten gaar frenl for alt, % bpor Gpif-
lamb paa11D faa frnftiR bier. i'm
|Magt, er od altio bebageligt for
| os, fon1 life er faa 11lRgtige, at fl1n<
ne bpile / 81 al bets aleer. 81
gnfer Blot, at 6ellne IDif1anbs Seer
ligbeo life altfor meget ifal ligne
Mber11es Mnrligbeo: Gi pil6e Iet
life iDnes ON at blipe fpalt i bets
faunel1be Nrnle!
Men be,1ne grflRriltg ON llege1l-
,lDttig Belbilje fra Ipiflan6s Sibe
operfor os lp,1es at i,16eboloe ct
|ifiult Motib, al og til forrelten og=
lua ct nahe1t 11btalt:: IS er bore
@enrrer, for0i S er nel1trale!"
|Gu {an1tioig baa11er man 8elgierl1e,
|Iom fa1nper moo Splflalb. Get
er gotrife 11tGrfeligt, at 1piferne reg
,rer Set for en- Gpn f,os os, bDob oe
fnIber for sltte1,tut, 1,aor set ginlber
gelgier,,e:: at billie opretbplbe 9an-
oets gte11tralitet.
Belgierne er lige iao tapre lont
bi. Sc e11lfeOe at ppre nelttrole be-
le 1iben, og Sc nrooiatte Jig af al
oeres araft &rpnfeliet1 al 9felltrali-
teten; oe biloe forbare 0eres Neu-
tralitet, 7oalebes Ioln set bar oeres
8Igt, og fanlebes ion1 ni ogfaa |
lig,1e1lbe 1ilfgloe bilbe babe gjort.
1plferne beo set meget goot:: Set
par life llogen l&rigsbunbling, og
set bar bcller life nogel1 Galus bellt.
|5aalebes bar ri altio lgrt oet / 6ett
i,1ternntionale s5olferet, lo,n man I'LL
Ii Hraffis ituberer Iylflunb.
8eIgierne pilbe blot bane 2pp til
at bRre i 5reb lige}onl ri.
Seen set 1,or Dcien for Ipiferlles
Sss,rteresler i arigen. vSi peo, at pi
banblebe ill1oo eSolferetten" Iagbe
ben trQh Migsfa1liler;; men vi
fln1oe fife bi,l6re Oct. Og bpis Bel
glen blot btlbe laoe os pagiere Il
gien1tent ifnloe ri fenere babe ei=
bet f1l6 Gritatnirg."
lpmnrfet! Men Miaafanilercn %
Ben tDife geotion fa11 fife bape pgret
laa 11aibe TIL at tro, at for0i @rigS-
pIm1en for EDflano fagoe: vGs
muts" J. loa par Sngell oer11re6 az
giort for 8elgie,1! Ger par ogfoo
Sranfrig at reglle mes poo 0en l1oo=
|fatte 5ioe. Sg berFon @elgie11 baD=e
Sc gibct Epiflqro 2op til at Hippo
inb, loa banbe iSranfrig babt 6et
! til at m1Se bette Tor en- @alus belli.
I st al to: gnte11 mao en- 9tation brt=
6e lin Mel1trolitet pperfor ollie, eller
pglnu 1l1au Sen olbeles life baD6e
oe1r. gi %ollnn0ere hur ofte 1lof
n1aattct bgre, at alle Starter perter
al os, at ri life laber ,roge,1 al De
@an1pet16e op'1au 0clt ringeite sSor-
bel bos %.
Mf Ian1nc @rl1,lo bllr0e nltiaa pg=
ioa @elgien 11Rgte 9Dnlaro Nbggul1g.
Mfbife oct n1eo GaaR1lmagt. Sg
anigebeI befla6er Epifla,1o fig ber-
pbpri
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-11-20

lite oripes meo aitigbeb l1oeal at
nli,tbife oeres Gffeftioitet og unber-
fnite sfibet enornrt Nres Meba,ftios
men af Yropelbditigbeoc, blep 'ferit
for@st pau <lbaaoe,t rReptune",
bpor man brllgta It 8earM Mraftoberz
| f6ringslpltent oer il1li0lertio life pi=
lite Jig tilfreoSltillelloe bporfnr mon
lfulgte ussllpiter1's eleftriife l16itpr.
Melultatet er en- itor 8rnl1olelbes
ipoeelR og l'etpoelig ,l,inore &agt,
|iioen man life bebgDer Sc &eierpt
In1nlfi1ler, ser frgbes onlborh paa
9lurbinoanrpere. MeDersmalfiner bar
iifftfe poo langt l,ter BEN Graft, lo1n
eSortparbI IMaifi11er, bporfpr Gltrbin-
oan,pere er po,ifeIige at itanose og
| itpre. Ddte er cr let Sag n1eo elefr
trilf brepne 5fi6es ba man Tom Ina
|f,,lo iyart aateroper nno en- Stren1~
befsIer.
&anama-Gan s en- @apport
font Dberlt Geo M. @oetbals for
ct Nor Gage 1i6e,1 bar i1roiea1ot
til Dor. arigsmil1ilter, fortpller ban
onl @onalbpgger11es 4a1np moo llln1-
ife sssoroifjnlb, on Gprettelie al
permanent Megieri,1g j 3pnen neo
SherIt @oetbals5 iput &11ber,1er og
ON @egpnbelien ii 9lrbeioet pon
@einltninger til at Mlfptte sen itore
|ganbpei moo Nnegrb, lneoens i1n=
ppnerenbe Ealrpffer fprtpller ON
l1ogifter,1e peb @a,1ale,ls slnlRggel-
ie % geoligeboloelf.
9hnpporte11 atfGrer annale1rs ao-
ltel1be, inbbefottet sen le11e{te lez
be,,oe 8epilling til 1881 Millioar
|1pllars. 9per S74 Millioner bIep
ialt bepilget, bppraf oper II Ml<
lioner Collars =par8 til NefRItnitt-
ger.
u9lrbei6et blen fortint / MaretS
2eb pnn Ga11pl1= og Observation-Disclosures
ne" beober set Mapporten, uog
beo Marets llntaleaa t'ar 9 eto,torbeiz
set on,tre11t fllofert inapel ion1 Sen
itdrre Gel df s9pfinl pni11ler.
Sc gie11tuglte l1oglim1inger, fo1n
bar binbret &analbpgger11es yretn,
lfribt, beifripes nbferItg.
Set iutnlebe Apantl1n1 tort Stof
fjer11et fra Gulebraifipringen fra
8eepnoelen at Nmerifanernes 8irf=
Ipnrbeb op til sen 156e ssln1i 1914
nogjorbe HOY 90fillion @d,bifpnrb,
og beraf blep benpeo 25A Million
a,1bifparb eller 22.86 Hnocent ners
net paa @rnno al ltbglioninger."
@a1,alens &ntr1pelll1lcr og 0Gnn=
ni11ger mobltoo fa1bitr1roig sesororp-
felierne, ser par polb1on1mere og
bpppigere i Set forlpb,1e Mar e,1b !
noget slor iioen 9lmerifn npertog
g0nel1. Ger blcp 81 tpoeligc &p=
itelfer 1toteret reo Simeon.
5tgoet ben 28he Maj foraoriageoe
el1 let 'Sfnbe poa ben 11De Momini=
ltrotiongbDanina, Fotn % bar ltt1oer
Gpfgrelie peb @ulbao 5eigbts; men
Mes benne l1notngeI1e les @mtalar-
beioet inge11 gfabe.
gfterIonr @m1alarbeibet naneoe
set Gunft, bu en- Datp blep lat for
ssnolabelien al Set fdrlte Sfib, git
&anal5onens SolfennRngbe 1ta6ig
|neo Cen 3Ote Stunt 1914 Dor ben
poo annoIe,1 anintte MrbejbSitDrte
|29,67 at ianrlnenligne 1re6 43,35O
peb MfIutningen af forrtge @egt1-
ifdbsanr.