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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-01-31
Someone Answer, Please.


Yesterday the following letter came
to this Office and space is given to it
IN the hope that it will meet the eye.
and reach the heart Of someone who
IS able and willing to answer it:
st. Paul, Jan. %, 1914. +
The Appeal,
Ladies and Gentlemen: What is
the man going to do when he is
down and out and he can not find
suitable work? am ffty-eight years
old, and I can not do every kind OF.
work, because I am ruptured and /
am not strong man anyway; I am
of sort Of delicate nature ia every
respect. Please answer this: IL you
like, you can answer it in your worthy
paper.
Respectfully yours.
Vim. Hillson.
Care Bethel Hotel. ST. Paul, MINI.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-01-31
w. r. FRANCIS

WHO FOR A NUMBER OF
YEARS WAS IN THE EMPl0
OF THE LEGAL DEPART
MENT OF THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
HAS OPENED OFFICES FOR
THE GENERAL PRACTICE OF
THE LAW AT 80 AND .
UNION BLOCK, ST. PAUL.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-01-31
AdVertisement,

- :" ~ ~ y - - - - - ~ - - " y
You should get in on the ground
floor by buying some shares in the
Citizens Ice and Fuel Company now.
See ad on first page.
Messrs. Walden & Bodene have
opened "Press Shop" in "Utley's
New Place" where they do general
repairing and pressing.
The So-Lit Club will hold a literary
meeting on Thursday evening, Febru-
airy II, at the home of Miss Albreta
Bell, 531 st. Anthony av.
The State Savings Bank has fallen
in line with other banks and has
raised the rate of interest paid on de-
posits to FOUR PER CENT.
The Lincoln Republican Club will
hold its twentieth annual banquet at
Hotel Saint Paul on Lincoln's birth
day, Thursday evening, Feb. IL.
If you have anything good to say
of THE APPEAL tell it to your
friends. If you have anything bad, tell
it to "Hustling" Morgan, the agent.
Rev. Boyd of Nashville, Tenn, will
speak at Pilgrim Baptist church, on
Sunday School Work, next Friday
evening. The public is cordially in
vited.
Mr.. VIM. Perkins, 522 w. Central
ave., was taken to Bethesda hospital
last Tuesday morning suffering with
heart trouble. He is in serious con-
diton
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-01-31

on the Pacific Coast, in fact, it is said
there is only one other in the United
States, who is located in New Orleans.
Mrs. Carter was duly appointed by
Chief of Police Claude J. Baunick last
week and was decorated with star No.
430. s5
The daily paper Of Seattle publish
ed a double column cut Of Mrs. Carter
and quite complimentary sketch.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1914-01-31
SHE'S A PoLIcEWoMAN NOW.

Mrs. Corinne Carter, Formerly Of ST.
Paul is Appointed Policewoman
in Seattle.
Mrs. Corinne Carter, wife of Rev
w. D. Carter, now living in Seattle
Wash, has the distinction of being
the only Afro-American policewoman
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01

not to be Mr.. Josey's horse, but was
Mr.. Joseys saddle. which he took in
possession. Reasoning that the horse
had been traded. he worked back to-
ward Bryan and some distance this
side of Ennis found where the trade
had been made and recovered Mr..
Josey's horse. The party who had
traded for the horse gave him up and
1t was shipped to Bryan. The thief
has not yet been apprehended, but
the sheriff says he will have him here
in time for the March term of court.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01
DESERTERS
SHO 7 BY
OWN MEN
ATTACK ON NUEvO LAREDO BY
REBELS BEGAN THIS MORNING.
HUNDREDS OF WOMEN AND
GIRLS OF POORER CLASSES
FLED TO THE AMERICAN SIDE.
IBy Associated Pressl

Laredo, Tex, Jan. Fighting at
Nuevo Laredo began at 5:45 this
morning, when three hundred shots
were fired and the barking of one
cannon was heard. A lull followed.
Soon after daylight a column of
Federals swept out Of the city to at
tack the Constitutionaiisis seen to the
eastward. From the American side
three Federals were seen 10 run to-
ward the river apparently deserting,
and their comrades shot them dead.
Before the Federals made the attack
to the east the main body of Consti-
tuionalists appeared Unexpectedly
from the south and the Federals hasti-
ly retreated to the city, where from
semi-circular entrenchments of box
cars and sand bags they opened a
heavy, fire. The Constitutionalists ad-
vanced to the outskirts Of the city, but
the machine guns seemed too much
for them and they retired By
o'clock there was hull in the fighting.
A Mexican boy aged six was shot
through the heart on the main plaza
of Neuvo Laredo.
Hundreds Of Mexican women, girls
and children of the poorer classes
lined the Laredo curbstones this
morning. Many brought some bed
ding and other possessions. Little
girls hugged their Christmas dolls.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01

in the right side by Sheriff Perry,
who had sought to apprehend him.
Marks appeared at the depot and
opened fire on all who came in sight.
no less than half dozen persons be-
ing his intended targets.
Opening his battle at the station,
he continued it until fired upon by
Agent Bedgood of the Brown News
Company, whose craftsmanship proved
no better than that of Marks. 1t was
just as Marks had reloaded his weapon
that Officers Heard and Perry appear
ed on the scene and returned his fire.
Strange to say, no one was wound
ed save Marks, and physicians say
he has no chance to recover.
Marks is in custody. The belief Is
he suddenly became mentally unbal-
anced.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01
A FAMILY DINNER.

Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Holmes gave
their annual Eew Year dinner today
and enjoyed the company of number
of friends and relatives gathered
around the festal board with them.
The guests were Rev. and Mrs. C. c.
Wheeler and family, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
L. Edge, Mr.. and Mrs. Sim Edge and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. John Edge and
and children. The dinner served by
Mrs. Holmes was perfect, and the day
was most enjoyable for all present
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01
SHERIFF RECOVERED
STOLEN HORSE
A Nice Piece OF Detective Work Was
Done and the Horse Returned
to the Owner

Sheriff Conlee has returned from a
trip north along the Houston & Texas
Central Railroad as far as Ennis,
where he went in quest of stolen
horse, and in which he was success
full On the night Of December the
horse of Mr.. Mills Josey was stolen,
but the flood conditions at that time
made 1t impossible to institute
search. A few days ago Mr.. Conlee
left for Ennis, following clue al
ready obtained, and at that point he
learned that horse and saddle had
been sold to a party a few days be.
fore, who resided thirteen miles north
OF Ennis. He went to see the man
who bought the horse and 1t proved
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01
Over Two Hundred Dead.
Tnu Accnnfa.ad Draoc1

Laredo, Tex, Jan. lone of the
bloodiest assaults of the present revo-
luton was made by the Constitution
alists on Nuevo Laredo this morning.
Red Cross workers rePorted during a
lull in the fight beforel doon that they
many wounded. Machine guns of both
sides accounted for many deaths.
The first assault was indeterminate,
the Constitutionalists retiring, promis-
ing to renew the attack, possibly this
afternoon. One company of sixty-five
Federals were cut off and it is re-
ported every member was killed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01

SIGHTS At
0J|NAGA
MEN WITH ARMS AND LEGS SHOT
OFF STRUGGLE THROUGH THE
RIVER TO TEXAS soIL-BEG
v. s. SOLDIERS TO KILL THEM
MEDICAL AID TO WOUNDED.
[By Associated Pressl

Presidio. Tex, Jan. 1.-The battle
of Ojinaga was continued this morn
ing, and horrifying sights were wit
messed from the American side.
Wounded soldiers with shattered aims
or legs shot off, struggled through the
river to Texas soil, pleading with the
American soldiers for help. All ply
sicians and medical supplies here
were placed at the disposal OF the
Wounded soldiers with shattered arms
begged the American soldiers to kill
them.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01
HURRAH FOR 1914

wea@E @ you greeting at ~ y or many
Wgey m W yh b @
mme Og ton t ~ i iq mH m
mndmdo eh %dd ddh Bis Wprp md
enmdu snd ndh h H he g pr
hmaedtMohi liberal y yhd ghh
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01
We DEMAND WORK
NOT CHARITY
Notices on Banners Carried by the
Unemployed in Chicago, Who
Created Wild Disorders.
tBy Associated Pressl

Chicago, ILL.,, Jan. L. Entering
restaurants, demanding food, breaking
windows. puncturing automobile tires,
halting street cars and shouting they
wanted work, five hundred unemploy-
ed men created a great disturbance
in the downtown district early today.
The police finally dispersed them.
They bore banners inscribed, I'VE de-
mand work, not charity"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01
FIRST AEROPLANE
SEEN At JERUSALEM
Aviator Landed Near Pool Of Sloan,
Where Jesus Healed
the Blind Man.

Jerusalem, Jan. 1.-Gen. Franco1
Xavier BONNER, a French aviator,
flew over Jerusalem on New Years
eve in the first aeroplane ever seen
here. He landed safely near the Pool
of Sloan. Vast crowds assembled to
view the marvellous sight.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01
MAN RAN AMUCK
At HEMPSTEAD
Fired at Every Person Who Came In
Sight Until Shot Down
by Officers.

Hampstead, Tex. Dec. 31.-Armed
with 45-caliber revolver. Jack
Marks, young man who came here
from Bremond, created panic in the
depot this morning before he was shot
in the temple by Constable Heard and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01
PHANTOM BANDITS
TERROR|ZE FRANCE
Commit Various Crimes But Elude
Efforts of Detectives to
Capture Them.
tBy Associated Pressl

Cannes, France, Jan. 1.-So-called
phantom bandits, who have terrorized
the country in this section with their
inexplainable acts, today fired two
shots through window of a large
villa at Ranguin, owned by promi-
nent Paris banker. The bullets grazed
two ladies in the villa. The bandits
escaped completely, despite the efforts
of hundreds OF detectives.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-01-01
May Surrender to U. S. Troops.
IRY Assnciated Pressl

Presidio, Tex, Jan. 1.-At noon the
surrender of the whole Mexican army
at Ojinaga to United States troops
was expected momentarily.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

O00,000,O00. til Sit,000,000.00 900,
%rroien al 6obrlfparer ira ST..
100000 til oper $4,000, 600.
600 o. AntoIlct al SernbanemiI |
Grit ira 9,02t / 1850 iii 25S,033
/ 1912.
: Sc iioitc - 9lar or Gntalet al
observation-disclosures itcAet ira 1872.
100000 iii t,00i.000,0 %
Observation-Disclosures pr. Hor ira
$4,000 600 Gou til t.Sl5,000,000
Con.
Ser beIororeoc5 iioitc 9lnr nPiter
10000. 100000 @rcpc % onorc ga.
ger mco Foiteu iomtioiQ mc0. at ser
al Eoitoeportenlentct / iommc Sio@.
rllnt biotribucreoee S262, 10000
caer $40 pr. Capita, / EoitnnpiS.
nin9er.
&iclgc Ell al Geniu5bureotet /
Wnibiugton %iornpliB oileniIlgglort
CpcriIng bnoNe De 6oreneoe Stuter
oeu lite %uIi ioar 109,O21,9 22
&~uobnagere, beri mebregnet bore
opcriisiifc 9c'ioocIier.
: GeniuSunret 1910 bopbc &c 6or.
eueoe Stoter Ell @ciolfning pna
101 ,7lS,269 SipIc, ioo bcu oltloo
/ &c lioite IRE gor bar iore1ct liz
mco noget oper 100000.
Cen oniIaaebe @eioIfning / Sc
n~oroucitIiQe Statcr Den lite &lili
1914 % oen 15oc NpriI 1910 er al.
lert / neoenitooenoe Sabel:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
en- 2lmerifaner iaaret.

FRA Noco. Ari3oro. berette5 SEN
1Soe Nooember: y. 8. Repnoios,
en- f%Jorenebe Stnter$ SoIoir'peftsr,
blep iSag rnmmet ! U%enitre SOB al
en- omilucenoe meyitonif augIe M
Ser et AZ Maptorenas Sropper lore.
toaet 8eneraIansreb pao ben RET
ooer 6rpnien beItseerbe meritarife
gp Noco.
EcpnoIos bcianbt iig iroc poa c.
6otcl gaa Sen umeriforite SiSe. 81
au8len ramnlcoe BAN. Zen gif
Qicnnem bans oeritre 2Gs % flulite
2rJbenet.
augribernes artiueriiIo par iIet
rettct. 90 grarater e~rploocrebe bpp.
pie oper DC amcrifanifc @rrrietroe.
pers bombeiaitc 6orifansninger.
Ere meyitouite ariraer. ipm be.
ianot ia poo Ben aweritauife Sioe
al 9raRier, bIes csiaa iaareSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

Ifabct, % Spuct al Sc brTnccn0e
zig or ubp9gcIiat oper al @cltripcl
ic. Sen iom clQnnJ bar ieet SCI, piI
alOrig glenn1c set.
Son6on 2toe Mon. - Get bclQiifc
@loO "&n0cpenoence @cIgc", iom
iibcn 9rpaicla Sffupatiou har prrct
uoglpet ira S%onron, bar mo0toget et
telegram ira Gbarbroi fou iortUI-
fer, at DC itore Spne peO SSernitcbc.
rierlle oerontfring cr / iuIo &irfiom-
beb Nat % Sng nteo at brpuoc Sia
al tplfe Sol0utcr, ioni er orpbt lon93
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

Natten / Tanlernlltomobilcr ao Sen
enc SanOeuci, mems franifc Murine-
Iolbater / fIoobunoeoc Tramme on.
3reb ira "Sieiiben". Ingrebet fom
operralfenoe. % Spiferne maatte
ilpgte az ben onoen iarbnre 2anoe-
bel, eiterlaoenNe line aanoner, slm-
mnnition, Eropiont % line osOe %
ianrebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

o1ct ii1 ira 100000 900 / 1870
Ill $1,000, 100000 % Ecugecir.
flIationcu ira $79O00.000 til 49,
It9,000,000 Yonoct2 @anf.
~GIcarinaa" or itclct ira $4,000.
100000 / 1887 til $17L0O0,0 600.
600, / 1918.
Cm DC iorbeorcNc i%ocinIc Gil
itonoc blanot Solicit ploncr &c 49,
100000 @orn, lom iorrllc Mar be.
ieQtc 2anoet5 oiientIiQe Sfolcr, %
Sc 100000 Glcpcr ~ Snocuter oeo
pore @lfooemicr og lluipcrlltcter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
EsEI-5s8R4--
O 70 20 40 90 MILES

Ger uogipe9 Der / &onOct ouer
$4,000 Nluiicr og li03ifriltcr.
: 1850 bau0c Sparcbdufcruc /
&auoet tiliommcn blot POI 900 &no.
ifpoerc; ior lioen uoQigr Gntaret
al $uoifnOcrc opcr 100000 %
Sc inointtc Sparcpen8e Ell 10
@anQe iao tort @eleb, iom Tor ct
bolnt G~arbuu0rc6e iiOcu.
&GrOicn al Sanocts 6arme.
&ur0ien al pore Sarmc og an6cn
Iurmeien0om cr / &ebet al oet ii0-
tie Babe ~9(arbuorcoe itc8et ira ST..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

opcr 100, 1000, og |engccirfuIos
tioncn err 3,419.000,0O0, % Spurc-
banfinoifuOOenc SL,375,000,0 00.
Sioeu 1850 bar @ciolfuinQcn,
iom ga beIpb ii9 til $4,000, 900,
nler END iireooblct iis. Somti0ig cr
ll0- og SnocnrigsbonoeIcn tie
GET ira $3tS,00O.00 til $4,259,-
000, 900 % Ser Gopito-&Groien al
ll0ierieIabonocIen ira $16.96 til
$23,2 y.
Nationalformnen.
Sanoct5 NationaIformue bar Tor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
Kirfelis GilbaSeSanS.

0~6ilo6elp6io. Sen t9be Roo.
5islse en- al 9leu. 8iaiam Sutton
~l,Surbel0et Rapport or ! 9sbet AZ De
iiSIte lem aar ooer 100000 Weo.
lemmer al oen prcsbpterianlfe airtc
! Be TorercSc Statcr bIcpet ialper-
oereoe.
Som 8runo berior anisrer ban
Ben omiiegrt6enSe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2iacspISigbeo for SUBS Orb %
SUBS Sros 6orfpnSeIie 90 SnSflp.
ScIlen al UerSsIist SeIitab."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
Kri9en merico.
Nprpret mob Garrnnsa mn / iulo
Sang.
Wiuas ~Srimmitoa.


Gen me Rcpolution / Rerico err
MI | fulo @au9, og lloiigterre iii
enoeliQ 6rco / oct uIntfellge 2ano
Ipnes liacind msrte iom u~ogeniinoe.
Ia Garrnn3a. iom befienot. bar
nPgtct at anerfieuoe Sen al 9tatio.
nalforocntionen paIqte me, %prooiio.
rifle FrGiiocnt, bar oenre gipet
@en. &iao Crore iii me0 i'm unoer
bans aomntoroo itoden6e Irmeoi.
ulIiou at rptfe ip0oper MOB DEN
merifoitifc &ooe6itao. Gen. @ian
bar me0 @ereopinigbeo eiterfommet
SroreL % bans 6remrpfriig bar
bt0til iormet itg Ionl ct iiiloitGitoigt
Sriumitog, i6et Garran3as trooper
/ Suienpis or gaaet oper iii BAN
e%iterbuert iom ban bar rpffet frelr.
9pen Scou inlot uoer Soeroilog.
ioet acknowledgements iriuiaig
ouerGao og illtteoe iig iii BAN. Get
innIme bor biotll oPret SiIfploet
meo @arniioncrne / nrore 9per
IargS Ninr'druten.
Gite~rrctniugeu ON, at Econ odr
iuotulct al %iud, u0en ser lssneocs
%iaaineget iom ct Sfilb. ltooiGites /
en- ~oiiiciel SEAPORT ira aoniulnr.
ageutGorotherS Der tinige beretter.
at 5000 WiouO al Gorron3as Srop.
per / Srapua ogioa uoen pioere bou'
Sc o~oerqiuct iig. 1enue RAPPORT er
betcGnenoe. ioet reInlig Srapua GEN..
teoeS al bupc uilet gisre Ell fraitig
NfoOitonb.
Aouilil Slllnlou %rapporterer ira
Wcrico Sin, at Situ1tionen / so.
ueoituocu er lau9t oluorligere, emo
ocn bor opret, iioen S~reosurocr.
banblinqerne / aelioS Galiertes
photographers.
Ger trGiies imioIertio al Gar.
ran3a 6orbereoeIier iii at itanie gil.
las 6remmdrif. Saoleoc5 meloes,
at General Cbregon5 Artiaeriitprta
or poa &eicu MOREOVER iorat msOe
homt. Get ntcloe5 / Ell wielrerc Rap.
port irl aouiuI Gilman, at Gen.
Ebregor, Scr q oroget i Getning
al CrijJbu. bau0e taget Gcgicriu.
gems Artiuer pleo ia, o. at Nerico
Gitp uur remuret. Som 6slge Der.
al, beoer Oct / Rnpporteu. berlteoe
Ser itor ltro / 6oueoitaoen.
&miolerti0 i%ortirtter Sen. Siaa
int Niarit ipooUer / SpiOien Tor er
talrige Gruc. iom eiter ire IRoa.
ucoers lloirfiombeO gIsoer al aamp'
iucr.
) Gapportcr ira ANDRE &iIoer
u0talcs oeu Wening, al &iua III.
1en tore TariteIig6eocr uil bare at
%ouerpinOe iOrnt roa Nerico Gitu.
,5iolqe iunme SLIDER i~ortiUtter Bill.
la III (rtlIlnttoJ o8 llprlller ltJ NEE
itprfc Sfri0t Gucretaro.
&islac ct ienerc telegram oper.
goo ogiaa Glereturo ii8 uoen MOO
itauO.
lunfen on en- 9eIelrilg al gteri-
co Gin al &iaaa (ropUer bar uatt
en- itprf llro / oiiicieue are0ie !
@ai1iraton. Ter beiinoer iig nerr.
liz iremoele5 / glerico Gitu muuge
uolur0tngcr. bui5 gin uiIoe bli no
iot ior Gurc / liliplOe al et @om'
tcrOeuent.
Iiltroo3 herfor o. 0eu me iarlige
Situatlon, iom CT o~Uitauet | Nerico.
har Oog Rcgiernlcu / @uibiugtoH
iulcn 6oronoriuJ Iortaset ! i'm
9elluming on at bjemtnIoe Dc !
@era Gru3 ~itationereOe amertturite
lropper, buis 2liretie 0erira er be.
tenn iii en- al Be i0rite Sage oenne
u1c.
Ierinroo bar Ee1leringer truiiet
Tor6ereoelier iii al brtnge Be lambs.
ioruiite fatbol'fe Rreiter og Bonner
iii De ToreueNe Stater. ST az Ne.
1ieriraeus Sran5portiflbe er ! bette
Cienco ienot hi @ero Gruj, % BET
oar Weniugen, at oet lfuIoe tiltrToe
lilbogereiieu oerira tgoor.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
Slot Solfeitatiitif.
%cfplfnin9en / DC GOrcucSe Stntcr
raft SrcmNdug.
Najtlamoct opcr 100 Dill.

@nl6iugton Den 200c Noucmber.
&ieIgc Ell al @anoclaburcaiiet /
@nibington oiientli8Giort Stotiitit
"StatiiticaI GecorO Of tbc llnitc0
Stotea, 1S00-1914" - uo1ior &c
6oreneOe Statera &eioIfnin1 M
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

-9eiolfnmlen / lluioncrs IS Eta.
ter % 1iitrict Of Columbia a~niIaaes
/ 1914 til 9s. 7s1,32l moo 1892.
266 Geniusouret 1910.
S<islge 0anocls6epartencntcts
ouenior glcngipre. ieuerc CueriIug
bQr ri aItioa M uQereoe oueritreoet
100000. COOS erfct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
SirmMSe.

Hiellbort. Sclgien, 19oe Top. -
ri ane eOelo9te belgiife 9per er bel
Sirnliioe for n0rpGrenbe ocn III
eoelagte og Den ubpggeligite. Spen
- forlaapiot iom oenne Sang al
&lincr "a fan faloeS mco Napnet
@D - bar prret Centrum for be
melt desperate &ompe, % mart bar
Den pGret / TronlfmGn0eneS, mart /
Splfernes @eiiooelie. Sor Giebliffet
boloeS ben al Spiferne. Men &c ien-
berifubtc Suie tiener MI ringc til
@eifpttelie for Sropperne UNDER Sen
itaoige @rnnatrean.
On Hrtterne fommer ioa Sc nof-
iaa regelm9siige Snfanterianareb og
@ooefampe bsrer npiten til Nattcns
Srben. &c bpitre Hlliner gienlpoer
al &umptlimmelen, al Sc Iaareoes
Sfrig % De boeroes &allen, oe oct
fprIte Snggrp aabenbarer me Spn-
ger al Zig | De berleoe @aoer.
Wpt Gjrmpeilag / Eulen.
2onoon 19be Nop. - Npiten al
SntereSle err III rettet moo BET rpe
&ipmpeilag, iom er igong melem
Gitsierne % Spiferne / Tolen, mel
lem Slooerne @eidiel % @orto. Oct
antoges nemlig, at llbfoloet al bennc
Scamp oil hape Ell afgiort SiloIpoelie
paa Sperationerne ogioa andre Ste
Der, ia oct pil enbpg bope beitemmen-
De Snoflpoelie paa arigens %arig-
beo.
Wen Sen iprige Npsoierrigbeo o11-
gnaenoe beilne &am,p blir cog lal1gt
ira tilfreositiQet, ga baabe he rllsii-
ife og tpife @eneralitober er meget
ipnrionlmc meo Splpsnineer ON,
bnno iom foregaar.
Ilt hpao mo nteo Sifferbe6 peo
err, at ben ritsiiife Ipantgaroe, be-
ientlig beitonenoe al aapoleri, iom
efter Slaget peb @arid)mi foriillg-
re Spiferne belt til 8renien al Ersi-
len, her me0te Ell operlegen Stprfe
og blep MOTT iii otter of rife tilbo-
ae mere enb Ben balpe Ifitan0 ira
@rGnien til @arIfoI.
Spiferre ienber IN Itore Toriterf-
ninger baaoe al M9no og &ononer
inb / Stroget mcQem be 70 Slooer,
hpor set itore Slog maa u0fiGmpes,
/ set Snab of Hllsierne life bill fiji
iitaro iii at BRUCE meb 6orbel fine
oplbige SGrmoSier pao bette for
bolbSpis bcgrGrieoe Smraabe.
Som Telae al, at ban bar iitano
til at iptte Bonn for Sen ruSiiife
Storflom, iom pGltebe inooper moo
Trsiiens @rpnier, % erbpg at pres
ie Dem tilbage, er General ppn Sin-
benburg Sagens Self / Berlin.
Sre Slas isans.
2onoon 20oe Nop. - 20 itore
Slag, bporaf hpert enfelt eQer beaae
tiIiummen fun bare aigisrenoe Be-
tponin1, ubfipmpcs M / Eolen, o.
ct treble al nriten lige iaa Itor Be
tpbni1g er / flllo Sang / 2itprsiien.
l%tbnagclig 9isbrGnbins.
Gn bollanoif aorreiponoent iii eft
Slab / Snag fortGller. al SpiterneS
Cab / ben ipopeitre Bart al 9eIgien
bar pGret iau folosiale, al man lite.
bctiur at begropc sc oebe bar tpet iii
Den llopei at brpnoe Dem. Soor set
bar pGret muligt or bette blet beisr-
get ct Stntfe bagenior aamplinjen:
men paa manJc Steoer har Bette life
pGret muligt. bporior mar iimpelt.
ben bar tTnot pGlbige SigbuaI / Col
oaiernes Taaipn.
Se os0e lTages tort / tGt meo gn.
iistet nebao paa Ell @eoitabGl. iom
ocrpaa operbGlSes meo Gle o. cr-
t9noes. en- ~ioriGroelig Suet al
brPnbt Aieo ipreoer iid oper 0onn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
9ierlinien. Sigene bringe3 /
SrpnIa0ninger til G6arbroi.
Serjingcrnc / EDlcn.

Gn aorreiponOent, iom Tar gien-
nenlrellt Eolen, ifriper ira Retro
GRAB Den 19be Nop.:
Gen SoelGggclie, Tom bar iltn-
oct Steo bpor Spiferne bor foret
irem, fan life pure bare tiliUlOig.
Gen Ter oltior ip%itcnlatiif lto % mao
pGre uoiort eitcr 9efoIing.
\Tolcn er mnaife et enouu iterfcrc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
6oltemGnooe anilaoet Genius
Spcrnes gcfulfnina.

Neoenitaaenoe BABEL giper Den
oriloneoe geioItninB BEN lite Sui
ioor % / G%eniusaoret 1910 | ale
&anoet5 gpcr mco oper 100000
Sn~ouaanere:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

5ortiGtte5 poa Sioc 1
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-11-28
Copyright, 1914. by Louis Jos.nh 49,.
SYNOPSIS.

The of Hearts IS the death ,,o-...
~ y,e eu oy Seneca Urine In the private VA
49, N,ehgeance which, through his dsu,b ~ a.
his own a woman of violent passions like
oS .E"n, ne wages against Alan Law CO.
VI the man now dead whom TrJn" L sJl
hin onslpIe for the accident which mad
1HJa helpless cripple Rose JudItbis
camns Ino double, learns of her sisters
d ZONE 10 aid him. whom she Ioves re Tsr
.Jnd,tb.aa in lisuc circumstances Alan saves
fai1u ,as life and so wins her love. Bnf
kinda 70 snake his constancy to Rose
IN 80 Judlth's jealousy and settles ber
resn ner ni.omicidal purpose. She rs lareaIv
,so,Ind s oIe Tor a shipwreck in Nantucket
wifi from which Alan and Rose oscar
en- nfeboat. III power-driv- |
Abbeville progress. (Abbeville, Vermilion Parish, La.) 1913-1944, 1914-11-28

For some time Barcus struge,..
'aihiy with his bonds. As for Rosa
sue wasted no strength in struggling
perhaps had none to waste. When ba
ioohed her way he saw her exquisite
PRONE unmarried by any line of fear mr.
GouDt' sharply relieved against the
darkness Of the rising food. Her level
sac without tremor traversed the
SHINING Hood to its far horizon.
ne Aoted that already the waters
mad risen more than an inch
humbled even in his terror bv tina,
laa!aht calm that dwelt upon her he
ventured diftidently: Rose = No.
Urine" MISS
She turned her head and found tho
leart to smile. Rose" she corrected
gently. 'ie0'eo
I'm sorry" he said-which was M.
Il all what he had meant to saw I've