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The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07

The new Catholic Chapel on
Jones hill will be opened tonight
with a mission lasting the remain
der of this week, given by Rev.
E. F. Callahan of Knoxville. Miss
Louise Cowell, organist, and Miss
Margaret Cowell, violinist, assist
ed by soloists, will render a musi-
cal program on Sunday morning.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07

Jno. M. Jones, secretary of the
fair association, predicts we will
have the largest crowd in New
port next week ever in a town in
Tennessee the size of Newport.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07

Mrs. Ralph Brown of near Hot
Spring, spent a few days with
Newport friends last week. She
was accompanied home by Miss
Leota Miller.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07
Del Rio

whey Reed, OF MOrrlStOWn, WIS.,
ited Uncle Marve" Jones, OF
Jonestown,. Friday.
Miss Elizabeth Kerr, of Ash
vile. N. c., who has been visiting
relatives at Long Creek, returned
home Monday.
Miss Maggie Proffitt and her
cousin Miss Elizabeth Kerr, were
at Newport Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. @. Wagner were
shopping at Morristown Friday.
A. j. Stokely, of Route 1, made
a business trip to Asheville, N. c.,
last week.
Mrs. Henry R. Lutz and Miss
Lou Ella Jones were shopping in
Knoxville Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, of near
Asheville, N. c., is visiting her
son, Sheriff John Cole, and fam
lily, on Route l..
Miss Birtie Bryan, of Route 2, is
on visit of several weeks to rel
atives at and near Morristown.
Miss Cloe Bowers, WHO'S teach
ing the Houston Valley school,w was
at Newport Saturday.
Lee Strange, of Newport, and
Kadle Henderson, who is teaching
at Edwina, visited on Route 2 Sun
day.
Mrs. Garfield Ottihger, of near
Salem, has been spending a few
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Sisk, of Route 1.
| Willie Sans, travelling salesman
for Beasley Shoe Co., as usual
spent Sunday with homefolks
| Mrs. H. R. Lutz attended the fu-
nersl of A. M. White at Rogers
vile Wednesday, who died at his
home in Morristown Tuesday
morning the sixth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Spratt, of
i Wolf Creek, were here Monday.
Mrs. j. P. Gillespie, of near Par
rottsville, has been spending a few
days with her daughter, Miss Nora,
and Mrs. j. H. Burnett, at Huckle-
berry.
Jesse Self was at Knoxville Sat-
urday.
Mrs. AR. Swami and daughter,
Miss Francis, Of cambridge, Wis
tied Mrs, H. S. Burnett last week.
Miss Lena Rector, of Route 3,
was at Newport Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Lee, of Route
1, have moved to Greenville, S. C.
H. M. Dickson and family have
returned from Inman, S. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Berry Willis,
and his sisters, have gone to
Greeneville, S. C.
Swan Ellison and family have
moved to Rock Creek.
Uncle John" Ramsey, OF Wolf
Creek, died last thursday.
The infant of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Leadford died Friday at their
home on Route 8, and was buried
in the Americus Jones graveyard.
The baby Of Ella Peoples (col-
ored) died Wednesday at the
home Of her father, Richard Wash
ington, on Route 1.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07

Henry Alexander, Of Savannah,
Ga, is spending couple of
weeks with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Alexander, near town.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07

Doc German has returned to
the meat market and the style Of
the firm changes to that of D. w.
German & Co.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07

E. B. Gilbert, editor Of the
Marshall News Record, was a
visitor in Newport Monday.
The Newport plain talk. (Newport, Tenn.) 1909-1939, 1914-10-07

Born to Rev. and Mrs. w. N.
Lindsey, a daughter, Saturday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
Gnorme Oalouooifter.

EbiIaoelybia. |a.. ocu 5te Sec :
Sc m0lcoercoe oiiicieae Cplaucr
ooer @a,Juoaiiterne uiier. ut Scr
bleo uoglUet u5ure Reugriumuer.
Gen republitomte Stut9tomitt an.
Uenote S23S POI. CEN repu6iitauitc
Ugfomite $9IG23 GA grmbuuIh
Citizens Committee S2O,9SS On.
~teresie al BEN republitouife GdlI.
ie0Oel. "a enOa fom Statstonutteu
i en- @iPIo al $4,000.
Zen Oemofratiite StatAomite an
penote S96 5000 ca ifpIOer oeSltoen
ouer $1,000 i ubetalte RedniuIer.
Zen ilu3uc oemotranirc aonoiOut
ior @uuenor. &arue NtcGormicf,
bapoe en- ptrioHlia hight Al sol
936 ioruOeu Dc Eeuge. Set foitroc
hum at iad AtomiHatiouel. Zen
ielrenoe Nmtoi0ut, NJ. IS. SrmI.
6oul6. hoU0e en- periouIig llosiit Al
81 800.
Get progressive Eartia &algu0
alter beIsb zig iii S31,0O. mems sc.
notorfampeu foiteoe @iiforo Bin.
dot oper S42, 900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
OY Oceonfvper.

Rem Dorf, ben 6te Gee: Glenn
S. Curtis Ear un6er 9pgrirg en- u1
transatlantic 6Igpeboao Tor Goo.
man Wanamater, og 6Ipuringen
ouer gtlanterbapet oil iinbe Steo
iaa mart efter, at oeu me gaao er
iprOig, iom geiriorboIoene oil til.
laOe. Get ontoges, at oct me Suit.
'drtsi oil bli iproig I'll at "9Ia al
Stabelen" tiOIig til Sonmereu.
Zen me tran5atIuutllte 6lpuemu.
fine uiI oil Den ~itsrite ! lit Sldgs,
'on n08cniiuOe er bpgget.
Sonl betlelOt bIep Den tioIigere
arrm9ereoc Suitreiie over Atlaute.
rem meo 6luucbaa0cu "2lmerica"
iorbinorct al &rileu. Oa 9aa0eu5
ESrer, oeu brittle 0iarmeiejtndnt
). Is. Norte. bleU hicmfalot I'll
Ntrllstieneite.
~9lmericu" blep itrlr eiter ioIJt
til oct Jriti'te slomirolltet % ienot
til GngIono Zen bar ta8et en- ere.
iulO Gel / guJIFuoeme5 2~uitopera.
toner i 9clgien og Nor0iranfriJ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
1apaneiernes menino
ON Krisen,

Eofio. Napan, Sen Soc December :
Observation-Disclosures, Baron auto,
bolOt iOog Ell Gale / Rigsooaen mt-
annenoc &croeusfriQeu % De Bro.
bIcmer iom er opituoeoe poa @runO
al &npons 0eItagelie / 0en. Sor
betla9eOc. ioghe ban. at mootte no.
tale ben Mening, al Nrigcn { Gu.
ropn uilOc tounte til at oare lpulC
en0nlt, oa at her iugcn llOiigter pnr
til 6reO.
4ngaoe1loe 6orboIoet iii 0e ollie.
re0e M'agter erflPreoe ban, at bette
ueO ariGen par tnpttet iaitere emo
uogeNin0c, ca at 6orboIoet til oe
Heitrolc Intiouer ogioo bar set al.
lerbe0ite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11

err n9iao f%oripnet me0 @poropIaner
iaa De fan iGnfe iig neO poa Sieen.
ON bette blir ~neopenoigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
BY ooelaot at 1oroifioIp

2ima. @erlL Sen soc December:
Zen lille 9ergInnoabp 9oracora /
/ Apncuto, b~eIigJeroe omtrent 800
Nil / Ssoeit Tor Gina. bienisgteS
I Seroog@ al ct poloiomt <oro.
ifirlp.
MonGe al SnobDaaerne miitebc
@iuet, % 2ouosbnen Iogoes / Rui.
ner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11

Ocroeo at iorriuIc Garcn 'or St!6.
bUl0.
Nua0 iom uuftc itor cI olmmoe.
liz 6orbauieIie par, at Grrijbentcu
t lit Nuoitab life iaaIucdct iom meo
en- Stouelie bererte 5ituntioneu /
Merico o. oe me0 oenue iorbrmou,
mdlt9e % iorpifIene Froblemer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
olrbeioslosheoen
/ Ghicaoo

Chicago, oeu Soc Gee. Sielgc
ct al MirS g. 8. Meocr. oifent.
lt5 GeIiGr03fommt fer, uoorbeiOet
Gperilog beit1oer Ser lig iortioelr
$4,000 arbci0oIeie Eerioner / Gbi'
cago, vi bette Antol er $1,000
Mrno, $4,000 ugiite % 1900
Qiitc auinoer.
Mrs. W}eoer oplnier imiolertib al
Sitoutioren FOR De o~rbeio$leie auin.
ber5 @eofommeroe itaoig beorer iig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
Golordeoitreife
Ten lanGuariNc % blooiae Strio uil
bli eRot.
Torbuuoets Mmbeialim0.

Ter luueS M at uTre gooe ltoItg.
ter til, at Ser oil bli Ell inarlig Slut
paa oeH lduuarigc o. blooige Streif.
iom / April 1910 toq lin 9~egpnoelie
| Goloraoo9 norolige aulielter. iom
bar foltet oucr CT ballot 0un0reoe
Wenneifer. oeriblauot Here aoinoer
% Born, Stuet. o1 lom i ouer If
Naaneoer u~rdttlit talt bar inoolJe-
ret belle Stateu2 &%uliuouitri. ioet
observation-disclosures 2nnoSiorbuno
Jlennem lin Grefutipfomite har iii.
ltilet @rubeorbeioerne / Colorado.
Iout oenne llge boIocr lin Aarsfcn.
BENTON | Senoer. Ell Strioelie,
buori Strrifen on6eioleS bppet.
6anten CT 0og life, beoer Oct /
Strluellen. at oueraiue iig paa Taa.
oe ug llnndoe; Sorbunoet uil toert.
imoo, bc0er 0et, "iortirtte meo at
iorieate Grinciperue / Dor humaniiti.
lie @eprgelic / GoIoraoo3 aulfelter."
Men / 9etraGtning al De 9eitrGbel.
Ter. iom al Erpiioent Wiliun er
glort lorot opunu ct mlinoeliat Sor.
lia % bans llonpunelie al en- isoe.
raj 6orligsfommiSiion timber Sor-
6llnoet oct uloer CmltGnoigbeoerne
fIogeit % 1urmoolstienitIigit at at.
cepterc Gr9iioenteus 6orilag % enoe
Streifen.
Ger miuoe3 | Grefutiufomiteens
Sfrloelle ON. at 8rubearbeioerfor.
bunoet aaereoe oen t6oe September
boooe erflpret iig piaig til at gaa
mo paa GrRiioent @iIions 6orilag
ON Ell 3.aarig Gaabcnitilitnn6. OF at
Oct formelt bar bleuet ~pe6tneet al
0iItriftsonoentionen / Sriuioao.
"gi ielte oS ioroisiet om", beoer
oct, "ot bette Sfriot ira Dor Sioc
UiIbe oiilItte Streifcu, Ga ri life
flru0e tGnte os RuIiabe0en al, at
Hrbei0Sqiuerne (@rubeielifu6ernel
uiloe aipiie %rpiioenten5 Glau ON
en- mioIcrtioig Crouing iiGr On oen'
ne Eldu intet buerfen nter eQer mini
ore tiIiiJteoe emo Ell upartiif SGp.
Oelie al GoIoraOo3 Nr6ei0s. o. @rll.
6eloOc, % Ell ,SnOuitrifoumisiion til
at paaie. at Oi5ie 2ope iii gunft og
Fritfe operbolote5."
6%orbunoet bap0e baabet at ar.
beiosgi0erneS llmeogisrIigbeo uiloe
bare reiulteret / oro1tiife Sorbolos-
regler ira Grpiioent @ilion8 Sioe,
men ueo Ell aonierence. iom 8omi.
teen bapoe haut meo bam / oct Soioe
Sue 0en 1900 Nopember, bauoe ban
laeet Dem oioe. at ban oar bIet
unoerrettet om, al Souen life gap
Regieringen Mpnoigbe0 til ar ooer.
tage Qriitcn al @rubsrne
Zen ll6pei par altiaa itpngt. men
en- IN par autpoet ueo Frpiioenten3
llOnGunclie al oeu ouemipuute Gor,
lig5fOmmi3iion ON bUilfen Gretu.
tiutomitecn I lin Sfrluelie uotaler
ltd Uuu i%alaeH6e Niau0e:
"Sfuloe Hr6eio5liperne heaer ittc
bile toge noqet 0cniuu til oenue
aoumi5nou iom / goO Iro o. me0
De 6eoite 0enligter er uouFpnt AZ
|rUlIoeuieu AZ DC Sor Stater. oil
Aiiuuret ior ireutloiae llroIigbe0er
/ G~olora1o3 @rl6cicltcr buile pau
oere3 StIlore.
Get CT mco en- 6sleIie al SorG
% Smertc at hi minoe5 9loobaoet
paG pore giPuO. auiuoer % Born
oeo @uolop Gauttc oenuc ioriUr,
beige Stri0 blot lIre Solicit I Goto.
rn0o o1 / YauOet / lin NrlteO at ior-
itlH. II Aovcrum.Ht JJ GUNNER
maa oph0rt. on at Nulitreifeu / 60.
,oru0o lite b.9t var Il lofu.t eQer
Stat2iuerAs mdal. men et u~atioudir
%Spstlsmull al Ujtul S~ttu0uIag. in.
uolccreu0l iaaoel ctQile iom iuou.
Urieat &cttilbeOcr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
Gammel Seora0er
Nomt.

Nm 9orf, Cen %, Gtt: Gr.'
RidNr0 &. S.cucr Grr iilcs al bG'
ue btor1let ioritiel!.fc E,-iguts arci
Suncrt iur opcr 81. OuO,0Ol Min
"a dn0rc Suiu0ltricr. blt0 ioal n
@ruu0Iuueu rmott itu,oiG IL ar
Anllulcpmtttrue ol At Rcttcu Npa.t
iii 10 adr9 S~truidr0eioc,
ST" 6I0uer maatte aaltitcrcS
mo / Ret9ialeH. Sam er II Aor
qammeI OF iaa aloeroonlSipageIlg.
At ban life tunoe reiie lig % bIi
itnaenee, mems SouHien opI9ites.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
"Seitemt for Gunoon".

s 6rieori6S6afen faIber man
bisie me 3eppelincre for 4@orine.
Suftitibe", % poa bereS Sfroe er
maIet meo imoa @ogitoper De betpo-
ningSf1loe Sro: "geitemt Tor 2on-
BON.
Gilt iaIt er ser / SpifIono bi0tiI
6peget 81 3eppelinere, men bet er
fun oe npeite, iom oe militpre 9luto-
riteter fpIter nogen ltsrre 2io til.
Se pl0re BRIGGS flln til leiligbeos-
bis at fate Bomber neo ooer fienot-
lige 9per, mems 2uft-S peibertiqne.
item u0eIuffenoe err opertaget al
IeropIaner. De npeite boI6eS Ser.
imoo / Nei eroe for 4ngrebet paa
2onoon.
Gen tpife @~eneraIitob % @rep
Zeppelin ifal ppre al BEN Mening,
at man bsr bope en- SIauoe poa IS
eler 90 al oisie npeite "Worine.
2uftifi6e", fer man in0laoer iig paa
eft gngreb pna 9onoon ira 2uften,
oa Bette antal penteS at p9re ipr.
bigt tiOligt / oct me Nar.
Nqe be npeite 3eppeIinere bar
ilere MoIfinfanoner MitraIieier)
poa BERTH iPrIig inoretteoe TIdtior.
me og en- iterre Guuon bper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11

beiteut imoS u1hOcr 6orsgeIic al
ioopeI Spr iom Tlad0c. men ogiao
moo cn nUrucrc, ~'lNuU0iig In.
oerisNclie al port NaNN. % Hpitior.
ioar.
San crtlTrcoc li5 life aIeuc moo
SeNliacholoeIieu Al en- itTrt, @itdoel.
DC Armc, rIen o1iaa imo0 set Al Sen
oitrpoeuoe @cueroIitabsdei. @ene.
raImaior 8itberipoou5 onbcioIcoe
6orilag ON Cpreitelien al en- spet
NeierpeDpr.
ri uoo. erfipreOe ban, / Gil.
iploe 9ou0et fommer I 6ore. bers
eiter iom brotil itole - life pon en-
itanenbe Nrme. heller life pao Ell
Re%ierpeorme men poo "a citizen
~ trained and accustomed to
arms, bpormeo han rimeIiguiS ia.
ter iii oe iorificnige StotcrS Ratio
noIgorbe o. ANDRE borAerliNe WiIi.
tProrguuiiotioner, iom / 6rc0@tio
iripiQig eucr iil / Grertia % Gao'
beubru9. Oct pil, iortIorcr ban
ncn1Ii9, u0re bnoOe ret o. ri9tigt
% | Cpereu5itenmclic meb nmeri
fauit Eolitif, porc hTooeOc Vrinci-
per on qonImel Eft oA Nrtg at
tiIpeiebrinQe ct Spitcm. hOoroco en-.
6per Berger. iom iclU snifer oct,
fan 0IpeS Nnle0niuB til at glere 'tg
ficr0t meo 9rugen al DC mooerne
@oo6cn o. lipcS Ell rtoimentGr In
ocrpi&ning / GrcrciS, 6cItIip og mi
liter Sun0beoSplcie. gu ina0nn
OpepcIic bsr i~tetteS, opmuntreS %
gisreS til ct Wtiooel til at lore
QicipIin, iom bore ullge 0|Ulto nil
lore at iptte Fri$ pao.
Gilt Arbcioe / ocnne Netning or
/ i'm Sr0cn % / fliIo O%perensitem.
meIie meb omerifnnif Gono. Get
er ogiaa riQtiqt, at StoterueS pa
tlonol0oroe iturfeS peo etbuert g|iO.
oel, Iom fife cr i lloperenSitemmeIle
meo, bpoO oi ifplOer port e9et 6olt
og Dor RclieriugS HolItif. Were
emo Bette piloe iere I'll en- @nocoen.
oing al Dor Stotaiorintning9 aa-
rnfter.
Wtc0 6euiun til SoriUarrt ~tiliie5
inorsmier ban ]}eopeu0iqbeocu al
Ell itprf 6loaoe iom Nationen2 ma
tltrlige 9olpprf", men uotolcr Evil
ON aIoAit06en al at ioretaac noaen
itsrrc SorrQclie al Dor Arig flaaOe,
ier ri fan BRACE belle 6or0elcu al Dc
Grioringcr, iom &riQcn ptl giOe oe
pad oette Gnroooe.
W}c0 &enipn til 2ouqiuningspro.
aranmet inoifrUnfcoe ban Jig, i
9etroatniug al Sc3iiouen5 aortUo.
riQbco. til Blot at anbefoIc De Ga.
ger, iom man uibite Gomlniitrntio.
men IpecieIt sniteOe giennemiert,
Tooiom CpretteIicn al en- %regieriuGs-
f~ontroIeret Sonoclsnlorine oct
2ien1co at oobne me &un6elaruter
OF foitre omerifanif NanoeI meo
andre 2anOc, ipecieIt ueo S0O. %
Gentrolomerlfa @e0talelieu al ct
Snitem ior llopiflIuQeu al Son0cts
naturliqe &iplpefiIOer peo NjGlp al
pripot aopitoI, A%ulcouinH ior pri
pat Ioretogiombeo iii urOer Rcaie.
rinl&fontrol % ReluIeriul at no
uifIe o. l6unttc 0roitcu ! pore ieil-
bare GlUe % 6Ioocr en- llOuioelie
al SelUitpret pdo Gtljppiuerue Ma.
tiiifotionen al Gem mtcrnotiouaIe
Cpcreusfomit ser bar til 6cniigt al
Torriuge Sieli0ets 6orer. og ON Cp-
mailing al GlIoifa5 auitIiHier Tor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11
Konoresien.
Zen ~1isaacube SOasrcS %iarrlrS iur
iibite Gang.
Nuoifabct.
Suoifabct.

aonareSien ianmcutraaote / Wtnn.
bags til i'm aflIuttenOe SeSlion, ion
en0er ben 4oe Quarts 1915. Ofsoei
aabneoes / begge &uie aI. II IPio.
bag, / Hepreientontbuiet a. Spea.
fer GIort % Senatet al @anoet;
gicepr9iioent, Z. q. W}oribaIl.
Gre npe Weblemmcr aiIogbe @m.
bebseoen / EeprGientantbuict, uem'
Zig s. 8. Yrice ira N}orpIono, u
8. Barter ira Nem 3eriep % Gar
Yinion ira 8eoraIo. De TO isrit'
nepnte fpIoer opitooeoe 0ofanier
% ben iioitnpprtte jnotager @Iaoie1
efter &cprGientant @oromicf ira
Georgia, iom peb iioitc @nIo oal0teS
til Senator og iboo inNtog lit SGoC
/ Senotet.
9Ianot frapprcn0c Geprpicnton.
ter peo aubnin9@maOct por Mano.
ban ira Wiiuueioto o. aouop ira
MisconIin.
Sanlcouing NeprUientont Mer'
riu5 Gso bleu Speofer Glarf be-
mpnoiget til at u0rrpne en- aOmitc
til at Ocltaqe / ben aioeoe aollegas
9egropeIie / TotSoam, Y. y. @ch
llorGonelien al oeruc 9onlitc begii
Spcofer Glarf. Ser fife ipueS al
bore tommet iig rigti9 eitcr Gpiio.
Den / Ietroit, YIid., ben beiit plto'
Iige Sell at opnrpne iom ct al Wfeo-
Ienmerne al &omiteen - Den af'
oebe ieIp. San biep naturIi9Dis
Ttror giort opmerfom paa bernie BE-
ipnoerIiee amtbSfrooPreIie og Sci
len rettet.
S Senatet fog man tat pou Dis.
fuSiiouen al ire iorifjeaige gmner
- oct rationale dorioar, Mlno. %
a~lopeipgen % en- NpisbiItorie, ictr
aif no paa, at to Senatorer ran
blepet 6etaIt $4,000 iorat 6euirf(
Silbagefnloelier af De amerifanift
trooper fra @cra Gru3, Merico. 81
Sorilae ON al tage oelne Gag
iii nprntere lln6eriseelie bleo bent
pitt til "9obbp" -aomiteen, boor Den
iaroipnIigpiS piI bIipe Ia9t poa SpI'
Den for albrig mer at ie 3ogens
Cps.
Ereiioentcn ~inoiunOt liz / SirS-
bags / ReprGI e%utontbuiet, boor BEG.
ge aamre bar inmle0e I'll 6pueame'
De, % opIGite, iom oct bar opret
bans eff, iioen ban t%iltroobte Gnl'
beSet, ieIp lit 8ubifob I'll aongreS'
len.
5 9etrogtning al ben itprfe &gi.
totion, iom ari9en i europa bar
9lpet Steoet III Derl Sdlloet Tor Ell
betpoeIig 8orogeIie al Dor reglIGrc
arme % al 2anbSioriooret / lin
aIminOeIigbe0 uo9ioroe bans llota'
leIier ansananbe benne Gag oen
pigtigite og meo ltorite Sntere0ic
imeoeiee0e Gel al Suoitabet. 6or
benz, Tom bar itiaet iig i Spi0ien
Tor oenne N8itation, % iom bap0c
bnabet, at Sc 2Proomme, iom man
biotiI tror at haoe beitet al arigeu,
ui(oe bIi oro8ne til Nptte Tor 6or.
iparSbeun9eIien, bar bans llotaleI.
Ter utoiIIomt en- bpb Sfulielie. 6or
Vrniioenten ertIpreoe Tia life oIene
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11

et displacement al 1920 Cons. or
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-11

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Sobn 6rend, bar opertaget Som.
monooen ooer belle BEN aliereoe
Stprfe paa @eitironten for en- tor
re an9rebSbeuGgeIie MOB Spiferne /
Slanbern.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-07
German General Re
pulses Allies.
and PARIS
APPEAR CONFIDENT
Belief Prevails EnVe|oping Move
ment viii Succeed.

London, Oct. General Won Kluck
reinforced with troops from the Ger
man center, continues to make de
termined stand against the attempt
of the allies to outfank him.
The French, who officially reported
Sunday that all German attacks in
this region had been repulsed and
that the allies had resumed the of.
fensive, announced that the battle to
the north of the Disc, which com.
menaced seriously about Sept 25 con.
tinues with great violence, with no
decisive result, and that at certain
points the French troops have had to
yield ground.
The Germans, in their report, say
the battle is proceeding successfully
for them. Both in London and in Paris
there is the greatest confidence, al.
though some surprise is displayed at
the success of the Germans in pre-
venting the outfanking movement.
There is feeling, however, that the
Germans cannot extend their line
much further north without weakening
at some point.
Along the rest of the line the French
communication says there has been
no change. Therefore the progress in
the regions of scissors and Woevre
reported Saturday night either has
satisfied them for the moment, or they
have been checked by the Germans.
OF the fighting here, as on their
right, the German report says it is
proceeding favorably for the German
armies
Progress, by either side must be ex-
tremely slow, for after every advance,
no matter how slight, the troops max
ing it must entrench themselves for
protection against the shells from the
enemy's guns posted in strong posi-
tons from one end of the line to the
other.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-07
TWO BOYS PERISH IN FIRE
Burned to Death While Playing in
Section House,

0N'uSO ~ OSdIH "nltS pIayIn0 IN
Section House.
While a hundred spectators watched
them pounding frantically on the win,
doWs trying to get out, Robert Heintz
and Leland Lummers, both six years
old, were burned to death in Sec
ton house at Robbinsdale, suburb
of Minneapolis.
Their charred bodies were recovered
from the ruins of the shanty a few
hours later and it may be impossible
to establish Identification.
The lads were returning home from
school in company with two other
boys when they stopped at the shan
ty. It is believed that the unfortunate
little fellows were locked in the place
by their two companions while play
ing Jail. ->xs,-
The building was used to house a
gasoline motor tricycle. and in it was
kept a quantity of gasoline. It is sup
posed the boys set fire to the place
while playing with matches.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-07
ACTION STILL CONTINUES
Brief French Official Report Tells Of
Fighting.

Brief French Official Report Tells Of
Fighting.
Paris, Oct. 6.-The following Off
cial communication was issued by the
French war office:
"The general situation is station
airy. On our left wing the action still
continues.
I'm the region of the Argonne and
on the heights of the Meuse we have
repulsed night and day attacks.
Grand Duke Nicholas has ad-
dressed to the ministry of war, to be
transmitted to General Joffre, tele-
gram announcing the victory of Au.
gustowo. General Joffre has sent, in
his name and in the name of the
French army, his warmest congratu-
lations to the commander-in-chief of
the friendly and allied army on the
battle won, which is a guarantee of
future successes
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-07
VILLAGES SUFFER SEVERELY
Many Picturesque Places Are in the
Line of Fire.

Many Picturesque Places Are in the
Line of Fire.
From the Battle Front, via Paris,
Oct g.. The allied armies, after hav-
ing permitted their adversaries, as
they thought, to exhaust themselves
by continued attacks, took most Wig
orous offensive. The British and
French encountered such strong re
sistance, however, that their most adj
vanced detachments on the western
wing were compelled to fall back
Only at this part of the long battle
line did the opposing troops actually
come into close contact.
Many picturesque villages, around
which hundreds of thousands of men
occupy positions, have suffered Sc
verely in the recent fighting and
probably will suffer still more before
the struggle for supremacy is over.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-07
COVERS COPPER SHIPMENTS
Agreement Between United States
and Great Britain.

agreement Between United States
and Great Britain.
Washington, Oct 6.-American cop
per shipments to neutral countries
will not be molested by British ships
when covered by an understanding
between shippers and consignees that
they are for domestic use only. This
was made known here after a con-
ference between Secretary Bryan and
Sir Cecil Spring-Rice, British ambas-
sador.
The ambassador expressed the ap-
prevail by his government of the sug-
gestion by American copper exporters
that cargoes en- route to Holland,
Italy and other nonbelligerent coun.
tries be shipped under the restriction
that they would be used in those
countries and not exported to Ger
many.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-07
LAND BLUEJACKETS
ON JALUIT ISLAND
Germans Offer No Resistance
to the Japanese.

Toxic, Oct. 6.-The navy depart
ment issued the following statement:
"The Japanese squadron delegated
to destroy the German fleet in the
South seas has landed bluejackets .on
Jaluit island, the seat Of government
in the Marshall archipelago, which
was annexed by Germany in 1886.
1T is believed the German base was
destroyed and that the Notifications,
arms and ammunition were seized.
A British steamer in port was releas-
ed. There was no resistance to the
Japanese ~,,sy, ,s,
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-10-07
LAUDS AMERICAN HOSPITAL

Sir Frederick Treves Praises Institu.
ton Near Torquay.
London, Oct. 6.-The Red Cross hos
pital of 200 beds, established by the
American women's war relief fund,
near Torquay, is the best equipped
and best arranged war hospital in
England, according to Sir Frederick
Treves, the distinguished surgeon.
This organization, which has for
officers Lady Paget, Mrs. John Astor
and other we'll known Anglo Ameri-
cans, has appropriated $4,000 for
motor ambulances to convey wounded
from the ships to the various hos
pitfalls.