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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
VILLA SAYS Ill docs
NOT WANT IRE, DGNCY
FORMALLY ANNOUnvES HE
WILL NOT BE CANDID
ATE FOR OFFICE.
Revives Hopes of Officials That
Another Revolution Can Be
Avoided.

WASlllNGTON, Sept 2S Formal
announcement from General Nna
tnat lac win not be candidate for
president or vice president of Mexico
was rec -iN ed at the sAte departing ~
tot ty through George &. Caruthcrs
consul agcat ri Chihuahua city Tnia
dispatch, the inst to reach Washing
ton from the interior of Mexico since
Villas revolt against General Carrau-
2ls authority as first chief Of the
ccnstitutlonallsts, greatly strength
cncd the hopes of officials here TO.
a peac ful settlement of the difficult
ties between the two leaders
Special significance was attached to
Villas assurance because IT followed
So clus,,5 the declaration Of Genera
I 'artan2l that he would not hecon,
j q cgndiiate IC villa would give Il
1 s,n''or Promise ana an the miltar.
leaders were eliminated as presidcn,
tial possibilities
The state department tonight was
without Information from Mexico city
but II generally was believed in Of
flrial circles that II General CHrrauZa
resigns Thursday, as has been de-
'lrrcd he viii, tho convention called
10y him for that date will name as
hIg successor Fernando Iglcsias Cald-
cron, Whose selection has been de
II andcd by villa.
CcnStitutiOnalist representatives
here tonight were hopeful that tn,
peace commissioners dispatched by
Carranzl ana villa 10 meet I'm an nt-
tempt 10 adjust the existing difficult
ties between the two factions, would
rcacn a sat EftCtOry solution of tho
b.
hassy had not been Informed offici-
ally as to where the commissioners
would confer, II was said that Aguas
Caliontcs probably would be the
place
General Flnston. commanding the
American forces at Vera cruz, in
formed the war department that Gen
cral Xlputa, tho southern rebel
leader. had lodged protest with
him against the surrender OF Vera
Cruz To- the tarranla government.
/apata made it plain that he did not
recognize Cnrran2a as the first chief
Of tho consti'utionalsts
XipHta's army makes him u factor
to be- rockopod with aud II Is admit
tea that his attitude viii not be-
calculated 20 hasten the preparations
for tho Nm,rcan evacuation.
order inr ,he withdrawal II, m
N,Xiran Nut,is of the htttlcshps Ar
kn"as. I'l1Varc and North Dakota
h1d boon If,parcd tonight and ory
awaited the signature 81 Soor.JN
Dl icis q. Income effective
These r's-,'. are to ho relieved IE
th, To>a7. Mmuosot1 and Khod ls-
h1l which have been ord,r.d to
Vera CIr3
A. tho navy department N Nds
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
FIGHTING DEPENDS
ON CARpAEZA NOW
AWAIT HIS REPLY TO VII
LAS DEMAND THAT
He RESIGN,
OUTLOOK IS HOPEFUL
Peace Delegates Will Hold Con
ference in a Few
Days.

III PASO, Sept 2S.- The beginning
H. of actual hostilities between tho
divided constiutlonalist army awaited
tonight General Caranzas answer to
General villa, who has demanded
that he resign i'm favor Of Fernando
lglcsias Caldoron as first chief. So fal
as could bo learned here, however,
there has been established no actual
armisticc and both Carranza's and
Villas forces continued preparations
and movements toward each other
The conditions Of the railroads and
other communications between Chi
huahua city, Villas headquarters and
Mexico city probably VIII delay the
negotiations between the northern
leaders spokesman and Alvaro Obre-
gon and other Carrauza representa-
tiVes. who are expected to confer at
Aguas CalieuteS The meeting can
not take place for several days, IT IS
believed.
From all sides today came reports
OF strong pressure, as'de flom villa q
demand, which is being brought to
bear on CarranZa that he resign at
once as first chief Of the revolutionary
party Partisans of Caldcron and rep
resentatives Of the old federal or
"cientifico" party declared th9t his
installation as provisional president
would be the best means Of assuring
at least temporary peace.
l.. j. CanoVa, who has been acting
as investigator for the Washington
state department, arrived here today
from the south. George G. Carothers,
acting in similar capacity, remained
at Villas headquarters in Chihuahua.
Although optimism was the keynote
of expressions, the Carranza and Villa
elements, as represented in Sonora,
continued their actual warfare In the
second battle since the official de-
claration of peace In Mexico. GEN
er Il Juan Cabral, named military gov
ernor of Sonora, has returned here,
declaring he has no connection with
either side and that he Will enter pri-
Vate life for the time being IN the
United States.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
CHURCH KNOWS NO POLITICS
II Politician H. Unfair. Remove Him
From DcP.

BALTIMORE. Sept eff re-
ligious bigotry influeLces political
man to be unfair. then Catholics
should strive to remove such AN un-
faithful man from office"
This statement was made late to-
day by Bishop +. j. Donahue, Of
Wheeling, W. Va. at the convention
Of the American Federation Of Cath
clio societies.
however to steer clear OF all purely
political matters I'm the affairs Of the
organization. declaring that the Cath
Ollie church was allied with no politi-
cal party. that il taught only deVo-
tioa to God and country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
Railroad Boss AT Sapulpa Seriously
Wounded.

SAPULPA. Okla, Sept 2S-Spec-
ial. Frank Hill foreman Of the
Frisco roundhouse in this city, was
attacked by an infuriated Mexican
section hand this afternoon and re-
ceived injuries which for Il time We're
thought to be fatal. He was taken
to his home and attending physi-
clans say that he has an cNcellcnt
chance for recovery.
TIN was standing in front Of his
office when the Mexican approached
and demanded SO. When lin re
fused the section hand produced a
long screw driver ana stabbed I'm
several times before fellow workmen
could interfere. The foreman was
struck in the chest and abdomen.
The Mexican was arrested ana
lodged IN the county jail
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
ARMIES At DEATH
GRIP ON AiSAG
FIGHTING CRUCIAL ACTION
OF THE GREAT BATTLE
IN FRANCE.
OFFICIALS LACON|C
GIVE OUT NO DETAILS OF
THE LATEST FIGHTING
GERMAN ATTACK VIOLENT
ReneW Their Efforts to Break
Through the Allies Lines
Without Success.
German ATTACK VIOLENT

ETRIOUS fighting continues In
i northern France, where the alh"d
French and British armies are at
grips with the German forces in what
ia characterized as the crucial action
of the battle of the Aisne. feyohd
admitting this fact. the official state
mcnts are vague. Few details Of the
struggle which may be the turning
point of the western campaign have
been given the waiting public.
one sentence, There is no change
In the situation" cpltomlzes the OF
ficial reports from London. Paris ana
Berlin. The allies claim to nave
made slight advances here and there
notably on the heights of the Meuse
The German official statement, now
ever, declares that reports concern-
ing a victorious advance of the enemy
are untrue"
Both the British and French offlciM
statements refer to the violence Of the
attacks made by the Germans, VINO
Seem to have reGoubled their eltorts
IN an attempt to hurl back the allied
line. The reports. however. Indicate
that the French and British have
Given no ground.
A very rigorous censorship eFluehtiH
mas been imposed at Nirtually an
points PARTICULARLY III LONDON
gardins the operations AT IN. lIoh';
as very little news Is peihs periii'tte We
10 come through. The war "illcl"ls
probably hesitate 70 raise 'ie II ?pes u
the people wi'hout some 1ecl9 We re-
SUIT having peeh altalIleu' the u IN
that the pupllcalIoh ol even 'he Sin"i'-
est details OF the CHerallohs hlsht pe
Of aid 10 the Gerinans'
Petrograd reports Jlliclally that 'he
Austrian stronghold OF irHehlySh III
Gallc!a, is invested coinpietey ny wv
Russians, ana that the nam austrian
army Is retlr.ns pehihd inc Sarpa-
thians INTO liuhgar\' pursued ny the
Russians. Berlin, however. uc ares
that reports of the ran or me TWO
PrHcmysl fOrts are inventions
The Montenegrins' VINO nave ailieu
themselves with the SerNlans IN ths
conflict with Austria are making ad-
vances, according to tdvices. dis
patch from CettinJe, Montenegro. says
the Montenegrins are within artillery
range or Sarhlevo, capital OF Bosnia
The Austrian fortS at Cattar0, DaI-
malta, on September ~ sunk "A large
French warship, according to dis
patch to the Cologne Gazette. This
ship was one of fleet Of IS which
was met by a ealvo from orc of the
Austrian forts as IT approa he'd the
stronghold The rest of the fleet ,e
treated hastily. says the dispatch,
after the French ship was sunk.
\ dispatch from Const1ntlnoplc
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
No Grain In Austria.

PARIS, sept. 2s.-(s:Ot p. m) -
Ich rapid increase I'm grain priceS j.
causing anxiety In official circles in
Nustria,. according To di-r--.;.AS. re
Ceiycd here. Farmers are Withholding
their supplies. awaiting further ad-
vance. Scarccl, any grain is beng of
fcrcd To the markets.
The eONcrnmcrt proposes to fiN 4
maximum pre-" for grain. II i re-
ported. Austria is willing to suspend
import duties or grain. but Hungary
refuses Ia agree 10 this step
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
win Cut out Rowing.

MADISON. Sept s-particlpation
In intercollegiate rowing contests by
the University OF Wisconsin crews was
ordered discontinued today as re-
suit Of an Investigation 10y the medical
faculty showing that "a large number
Of crew candidates had developed
hyperatrophied hearts. Twenty eight
OF 90 freshmen and twenty OF % w
men showed this condition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Sept ZS -
Many military surgeons arrived today
to attend the opening tomorrow ~
the tWenty-third annual meeting of
the Association OF Military Surgeons
Of the United states. Surgeon Gen
eral w G. Gorges of the United States
army. who arrived today. was the
guest tonight at banquet in his
honor by number OF civic bodies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
GERMANS USE THEM EXTEN
SIVELY WRITES BRITISH
STAFF OFFICER.
IS QUIET On The FRONT
Was Little Actual Fighting on
Two Days Described in OF
ficial Report

J ON lHoN, sept 2N. t9:O' p. m.l
LITho official prrss burrlu ISSUED to-
., .,.,.. ...,., ,I....,,
'.'''
'Ill"h7 ln FRANCE "I the h'lSh IoI''
and the French armies In immcdia'o
tnfpb with il communicated a., an
'' "'''''.' '"' "' '"'
lors of I'lrId Mhisl"l SIR John fI'n'h.
This account. which supplements th I
i.s,.d s.rt,,..., Of tr,,n p.u,,ai
t,,'',i,',,.,,..ry ljI..,Is
"S.utn,ub,, ,. lgll rnr finn. Javs
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,l..,r .n,. r.,,,1" NH. b,s noon me-
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u,','.l ,,, .,i.ht, ,,. ,nnrh rnl1rr
M, l,rnnn. I.rJ
"A1,.,.I''..h'.. I'..n t.,,., ,r D,.
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fr,.h t,'.,.. t,. man ,,l,', l,'A., I,,.n
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..,.I ,,,its tr.,..f,,r. r,,n r,c,i,., Il
th.t. L.'ntiy,,, j., f,,, i,,,ir.. IN. yyo,i,
"S,nrn thn lash l,tt., i,r, coror,i 4
',,,i,nro Mas h',n tn-
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rapt~I rir,d ,ntn c'cb othcr ns tn.
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d,nr,r,ng nN,,l,,ni ~ ~ rnr.nr,in,,
.'d,.,,.. ,,n am
',1rb. narr,,ti,,. L..i,s .,,l,,, c,,to,,
hor pl ana rn,.crs ,,i' t,,o J.,.' IN
N'nd,y Ina 91s, thnr.. .,,.,sl,,,l, .,.,in
ana M ue,th,r tnol 81 tnrn 80 =,
hnt,.r % n'hi.I h.s I',,n ,,,i,t'i.....
ma nc,inn ,v,s rr.,ti,,llg rnnf,n,d
tn thr artillery
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
Miles Are Gairing

PARIS. Sept 2S.--tl .0S y. m -
The foIl' wing Official communication
was issued tonight:
FIRST. on our left wing the reports
have 'cc>sfully withstood new and
very violent attacks. We have made
some slight progress O9 the heights
OF tn" Ncu-c In the Moc,rn regions
IA thick fog had caused n suspension
OF operations.
Third. on our right wing u.orrainc
and the NOsgcS) there has been no
change IA the situation"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
WAR BULLETINS
No Change in situation.

LONDON, SEPT. 2s.--t9;iO q. MI
\ Marcuni wircIc>, di~p1tch from
Berlin give The following oiii' lhl
statement. issued today:
There j. 40 change IN The situet 'on
la any of th' theatres of war aud re-
ports concerning victorious advance OF
the enemy are untrue.
'RcpoItS Of the inil al two of ilc
PrIcmS-I forts are inventions
The AUSTRIAN gONCrnmcni alleges
that Russian troops have been u. .ng
dumdum cartridges and III the course
of thcir protest they remarked that II
H. not nj present The intention of The
Culnmandcr-in chief OF the Nus,TO-
Hungarian army Ia adopt rcprisalN."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
Kid Williams Retains Title.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2S.-KId
williams OF Baltimore. bantamwelght
champion. today stopped Kid Herman
OF Pekin, ILL.,. in the fourth round
OF what was to have been a six-round
boxing bout. Herman forced the
fighting In the first round. but weak
ened In the second and was forced to
the floor in the fourth round by q
succession o. body blows. s's"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29

MONTREAL. Sept. p, 81. Thomas
Shaueh1essv predinct OF the Cana
S.au- t- l.tu ft I-
ing tonight to the report from Venice
that the Austrian government has COLI
fisCated the roads securities and
money in Vienna. said
They don't know whether We will
pay dividends or not. They may con
fiscate what they like. ] don't know
what they are doing over there. but
sc viii do our DUTY"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
More Officers Killed.

LONDON, Sept 2S.-UO:55 p. m.)
II casualty list received from Brit
ish headquarters at the front covering
losses up To september 81 coni:.hs tina
names 0f one officer VINO was killed,
seven who died from WOunUs, 10 who
are wounded and ten who are missing.
These missing men had previously
been reported ~ woundcd.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29

LONDON. sept. 20.-U:15 n. mD-
tn official statement sisued NJ Ni-h
and sent To the Reuter- Telegram COM
panN say:
The ~crNian and Montcncgrin
troops marching on Saraicvo hivC
reached Mount kamanie. Rcroi's
from all our commanders concur in
stating that the enemy every where Is
employing explosive bullets. The first
discharges from the Na,iins are al
ways of explosive bullets"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
French Fleet in Oction.

LONDON. sept. 28.--A dispatch to
the Daily Mail from Venice, dated
Sunday, says that the French fleet at
that time had been In action for the
last ~ hours bombarding the rort of
Cattaro and the fortified island on the
Dalmatian coast.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
Town Was Burned.

PARIS. sept. 2S.--11:i5 p. m.)-
\ resident of Maubcugc who had
been made q prisoner out later es-
capped, states that Maubcd,yc was
threc-quartcrs burned by the Ger
mans. The forts resisted for long
time the assaults vi forty thousand
men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29

OTTAWA. sept. 2s--That Cana
dian troops have embarked for i,u-
rope was admitted here tonight by the
Duke of tonnaught. governor gcn-si
OF Canada. at rally which the Otta-
WI campaign for the Canadian patri-
otiC fund initiated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29

KoMI. sept. 2S.-u:10 p. MI
Nia Paris, 1921 y. m.)-An official
dispatch from Pcir0grad says that
PrICmNSl In GaliCia, Il entirely in
vested by the Russians, and that the
main Austrian army is retiring bchi"d
the tarpathiuns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29

ROME, sept. 2s,-\ia Paris, 1923
y. m)-Di~patchcs from Nish, Scryia,
say that the Ser, ians and Nontcnc-
grins have been greeted 10y the BOs-
mans n libcrators. Bosnian Noiun-
t,cr- 10 the number Of $3.50 have
joined the Servian army, II is said.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
TULSA PLAYER Is INJURED
Knocked UnC Con,cious in Scrimmagc
at Kansas University.

LAWRENCE, Kan. Sept. 2s-The
first scrimmage today Of the Kansas
university team was marked by IN
iuries TO men in both the varsity and
first year squads Gillespie. a frcsG.
man, was unconscious an hour.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
Itnlians Are Enlistlng.

ACONA, Italy, Sept. 2S.-u 30
IA. m. Via Paris 1857 p. m. THE en-
lisimcnt of volunteers with the Ob-
ject Of landing IN Dalmaiia, AustrD-
Hungary, Is proceeding here.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29

LONDON, sept. 29.-(2:5O a. ny
The operators of n German Zeppelin
dirigiblc dropped II bomb into a school
house at Biclostok. Russia. YESTERDAY,
killing II children. according 10 Ia dis
patch from Pctrograd To the Morning
Post
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-I1:15 p. m
The DardancilcS have ucon closed
10 ieation, according To Rcuter
dispatch from COnstantinople. The
duration of the closure is MOI stated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
lSOnbarding Saruic\o,

tEI'I1NGE, Sept. 2S-(lia Paris,
6:26 u. m.)-rhc MOntcncgrins are
within artillery range OF Saraje
capital of the Austrian province Of
Bosnia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-29
THE WEATHER REPORT

TULSA, sept % -- Ten peralure
Maximum, 81 minimum ,lt south
winds aNd clear.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25
G.m 6elt.

9onoon "Simes" iortpler: "Blau0t
Be Saureoe, Tom BEN 29oe Cfto6cr
unoer Dicrtampene bleo bragt til
2oiaretterue, bar en- iing Spifcr.
buiS bIeQe aniiat bar uPitcr ifiuIt
az bloopIcttcoe 9unooger. San bar
netip blcpet ilpttet ira Rsoe &ors.
3oget a. an6raQt / en- mi0Iertiotl
Sen1. Gn Grippe Spgepleierifer
ito6 omfring ham.
"6an irclite inn irnnife Soloa,
ter. On blooil Sap Tapir pan
bans Geppe iortolte o., ot Sen mgc
Soloat par en- Self. elsie Orb,
fra6ieoe neO mScr @raruterne5
Reqn, par oe eueite 9uoita6, ionl
zoe iranite Ambulauceiolt bapOe finn.
net ieroe os. Men 0et par. uaar al,
tom I'll GIf. ogiaa not.
Zen uule mite Sololt er 6aar0t
iaoret. men bans SRge mener, AZ
hans Gin itaar til al reooe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25
Zen i%Slnnoifc Soriatnimasiaa.

Sen iSIouoife 6oriatningSiaq od
6Iog'aq er ser iuotrdu0t en- anita.
qcltg tim miolerti0i1 S%tanosning,
i0et ISLANDS Miuiiter. 6r. Siauro
G0Aert} I Statsraao tog i'm ,5no.
lttIIlng ON StaoipitelIe al Sorfat.
ning5lorllagct tilbnge og oerefter
inoGdp lin @cQipring ON Mflfeo.
Stong Ghriltlon bar oereiter uotolt.
n ban cnlfer at iorbanolc meo is.
Idno'te HolItifere al De i%orifieaigt
Varticr. % iom 6Dlge al GeniS.
llonabeIlGrlnaen o. EN- l~lfldrheO
mco 8enipn iii AItingetS Gnife ON
oet lalun0lfe 6lagS l(0icenoe bleo
oalnd octte Sperq5maaIs Iiaiercl.
ic itiIct I 9ero Ill oenne Tor6ano.
ling. De 6nnifc Blade brinQer e,
uoterIia, o~iiiciel Weooelclie ON ga.
gen. Sclue Observation-Disclosures IN.
ocholoer Ell / mango &enlcenoer be-.
tp0ninQaiulo. ocnlotrntilt Nuoronin1
al oct i%5Ianolte 6orfatninasliu.
<n pdu ct entelt Yrnft bersrer set
6orboloet Ill 0dnmorf. : SEN be.
~ltdaenoe 6orintuiugslop, beoer set.
at De isla1oltc SGrauliQgenoer ifaI
ioreITglc5 aongeu I Statsrauoct;
oettc er oct me 6oriIag pnoret Ger.
ben, at oct fol iorelGgleS &onaen
"0cr, hpor aougel beltemmcr". Gnl
oennc 9Gn0rinG isrte3 ser 6or.
hdnolinler liior. Gen iorrige Niiui.
tier. 0r. Nafltciu, crtlprcr puo S.
lono3 &cRnc. at altiugct life bar
DC noget imoh. at aongen bcitemtc,
at 6oreIUaqclleu ollOa peoblluenrc
ltnl lie i Stutsrnnoet, OF Nr. ca.
lerti ltuur pud famine Stonopumft.
Al}cn mcllem aonQcu % Sdiltein OF
&onlcl "a oCt 0dnlfe &onieil5prU.
t0cut bleu lilor ultalt. at G0nQct
lanlti0iR nte0, ar ban trui i'm &c.
ltcmuIelie ou 0eme 6orcIUg4elie I
S~tut2rQd0Ct. itltl0e ertlGrc, ar ocn-
ne &citcnmeIie life piloe blioe Ul.
orct, meomluore Der al Hil@0ag o.
@lltinQ ucotoQe5 eli I'M CrOuiuQ al
oeu iiat5rctljQc Torbinocl'c mclltM
Gomlarf % Sslouo. Get CT Oeunc
@cilutniug o. 0cus &uuoaiorsIic !
Caumlurf. 6r. GQqCrtj III uil ior.
meme &ougcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25

III 5eoningemisiiionen isrte bent
lainnten. Sra ganife Iiben piGc
bdpoe oct o9ret Caroline !Sempels
beteite 2rife ensong at fomme no oa
forfDnoe Goon9eIiet Tor Seoninoer.
ne. s 1855 bleu bun aift me0
9srreien, og s aar eiter, Oa 0soen
hau0e berspet Dem oere5 treble
Barn, belutteoe De at Die lit 2io Tor
6eoutngcrne. 5 1864 reilte gsr.
reien o. bans Suitrlt til Snoien. on
Der grunolagoe De lamnten meo
Strei2ruo Sen ieuere loa befienote
Contamination. Ceres 4rbeioe bar
6rugt, og Snntolmi3 iioren omfattes
/ belle Sfanoirauen nleo BEN ~it8rite
SntereSie og aiPrIigbeo. 5 1901
0s0e Sans Better 9grreler. men til
troos for lin beie AlOer orifeoe iSru
9erreicn at bliue blduot fine eIIfeoe
Sdntolcre. % iblauot Dem er bum
M 800, 50 Iar gammel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25

Norgcs Sanoel. Set itotiitiifc
Gcntrulburealt bar nnlig u6Icn0t ct
&cite ombonolenoe Norgcs San0el
/ 1918. ri SplpSnin0erne hibipt-
te@; Zen iamleoe @Groi al sc mel.
LEM Nor9e og llolonoet / 1913 Ont
iotte &arer er bcrcgnet iii 94l9
Wiilioncr arnner, - Sn0iorielen
bnpoc en- %proi al 1923 N}illioncr
&roner % ~lloierielcn Ell @Tr0i al
1926 Miuiouer &roner. Al hpiIfcrl
lioitc III W}Iaioner &roner tommer
paa gieruoiprte iremmeoc EroOufter.
Cen iamIeoc SmiGtningauproi -
oItiua ISn0ieriel on ll0iericI tiIiam-
mcnlogt - piier / 1913 Ell Stigning
al $50 Miaioner aroner inmmcn-
lignet nleb 1912. Sn0ierieIen er
iteQet nleo 26.6 WIiQioner aroncr o3
~lloiorieIcn me0 $50 Nfillioner aro.
ner. Stianingen / ~llOferieIen or Iaa.
Ie0es meget b~etpbelig. S~n0ierIclen3
&Groi %operiteg / 1913 lloisricIspGr-
oien meo 1891 MiQioner aronec
moo 100 WiQicner &roner set iore-
gaoenoc Nor. &nnoelsbnlnncen bar
oltioa bebret ia, err guniti8ere ems
/ Iaret 1912 % 1911. : DC ire
iibite 6emaars-EerioOer ira 1891
iii 1910, bar lloierielspprbien /
8ienneminit henboIosui5 1S.7 =
1876 - 1867 % 1919 4Riaioner
aroner minore emo SSn0ierIelen.
llnoerifuboet opffe5 hopeoiaqeIig al
Sen inbenriaife Sfibsiart. oesuOen
al 9uriittraiifen, bpis AifoimiHJ
Tor &onoet / 1912 anOroa til bel
u Miuioner aroner, Suuliangiren.
bpis 9rilttoinbtpgter | 1913 err an.
ilaaet iii ca. Sc Diillioner aroner.
III. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-25
Snnif Vrinicsie iom Snnepleier.

Gunif Vriuicsie iOm S~Doepleicr'
ifc. Eriuie3ic Nlurqrct1c a. Tan.
mart, Gotter AZ Eriu5 @ol0cmor "a
DEN niog0e BRING k glarjc, iom Tor
et halOt Gar iiocu ton 9lrtium reo
0lebenbaUus ltuiUtriltct, tiereite1i5r
mi ION Snqepleicrite pao ct Ndidret
&onoon- "a Nrl8cu br9o M. uar
Ertniesie W}arSrcthe Eurta puu pc.
lgg hos NcrtJgInoeu al Gbartrca.
men maatte M ig9e et i~iirere iii.
ilugtaite0. ol o~irelite oerior til Con.
Don 'or at iule Cp6olo nos Gnfe.
0ronuinQ A%lcrnnoru, iortPlIer Gam.
lie BLADE. "a Der bleU Giters
ipsrqic( e'ter Spleuleierifer melote
|rlniesien on benoe9 6oioame TIA
til Ell auriiis o. tog Grameu eiter
enot ll0oanmelie. 9fu drbcloer Eriu.
ieslcn og ben0e3 0oioame buer GuI
ira Morleu til Niteu pco CT Gaia.
ret / llotauten al %onoon. bpor Dc
uaDuIig pIeier beIgiife Sanger. ioul
er oUcroroentlIq lpffelige oper at
Un0c 10 EIeieriter, Der fan tale
Sruuit meo Dem.