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0hoTl9 OsDs1en Names Assistants.
+ Ahert6 James r. O'Brien of Bronx
County announced to-day the following
Appointments: Deputy Sheriffs. Roger
Bii0h OF No. 81 Fawle street and Frank
H. Becker OF No. 81 East One Hundred
ard Thirty-sixth street. Chief OF this
nspax County jail. Harry r. Minouge
|f9So. >6i East One Hundred and Forty.
af>h street. The men were sworn Ia
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.srhess.v Gees Dewa, seven Lest.

HALIFAX, ". g., Jan. b.-rhe Nova
Scotia schooner Ionia W.. with her
captain and crew Of six men. has been
lost In the vicinity OF Sable Island. The
superintendent OF the island has sent =
wireless despatch % Charles Harvey.
local agent Of the Canadian Marine De.
eartmsnt. reporting the wreck. Ths
vessel left Georgetown. y. =. l.. early
Ia December with 4 cargo OF produce
Tor Liverpool, N. 3.
The evening world., 1914-01-05
NO BIDS ON CHICAGO SUBWAY

Co0tpaetors shy ~ the PrSDosea
~ ot3l. 900, OOO Road.
CHICAGO. Jan. S.--Apparsntly no.
Se1y wants to build ChicasO's elSl.o0o.-
~ subway. This was the day for
opening bids but none was received.
Mayor Harrison hoped that some
contractor would do the work. content
take his pay out Of the earnings OF
the system In that part OF twenty
vaosu-ths longest franchise the city
can grAnt--which remained after the
Wesk wHs completed.
The evening world., 1914-01-05

FOOD In the hut. and the Coroner de-
cided death came on Saturday from
| starvation.
Between Highland Beach and North
Long Branch tho damage In estimated
at N.0O0O II was the greatest storm
In thirty years. II not the greatest
that ever occurred along the Jersey
coast
Tho damage In the Rcckaways IL
estimated at SSoo.0on. and Il may double
that In Concy Island u was about
100000 and in Atlantic City $4,000. No
town on tho whole Jersey or Lone
Island coast has entirely escaped.
The Pier Theatre In Arvsrns went
into the sea and between Edgemere
and Arverne 200 bathing paviiions have
been broken to pieces by the waves.
while the boardwalk II wrecked In
many places. In Arverne. Edgemere and
lIAmmeis tho damage In about S3oo,ooO
Men who have followed the sea for
scores Of years declare they never knew
the waves to gore and EouGs ana lash
the JerSey and Long Island coasts 30.
Hotsis. cottages. bungalows and Usher
mems cottages were buffetsd until they
collapsed. were washed away and came
back a. wreckaSe.
Many buildings. including nvs cot.
tages. tumbled into the water at Long
port when . half-mile stretch on the
| lower end OF Absecon Island, juttinE
into Little Egg llarpor. disappeared in.
TO the Atlantic The loss 10 about
$4,000.
The two largest buildings destroyed
were the 100000 OctaEon Hotel at
Sssbright and the $4,000 Pier Theatre
At Arverns. Thousands Of persons
went to seabright yesterday to sec the
greatest marine spectacle ras oldest In.
habitant could recall.
"eoUvGkiR" HUNTERS STOPPED
~ ARMED GUARDS.
Many started pokins about for SOU
venirs." but this was stopped by Mayor
I0lliott, who stationed armed guards In
the streets with orders to shoot any one
caught stealing. An unusual sight wa
that Of some Of the cottagers, their
buildings lacked up on wheels. tsundiins
them across the sandy town to the
Shrewsbury River. whsrs they we're
placed on scows and taken to the other
side out Of danger. Among the owners
Of summer homes thus saved were Ed
ward Peterson. Mrs. L. q. Irwin. Martin
L. Minugh and George HAvsns.
The buikhsad protesting the summer
homo Of Andlsy y. Garrison. Secretary
Of War. near Normandis. N. J.. wa
dsmolished and parts Of the lawn have
bssa washs1 away. vos . time ths
waves pounded against the foundations
Of the house itaAk.
All along the four miles between Hlgh
land Beach and North Long Branch
taking In the towns Of Normandls. Laid
laws. ssabr1sht. Low Moor. 0aliiss ant
Monmouth Beach. there were piles o.
wrsckass to-day. Ssabrisht. hewsvsr
was the hardest hit.
A. 0aiilss every ablsbodisd man VIII
10 allied with 81. Peters Npiscopa
Church worked ysstsrday to save tn
structure. Men worked knee deep an,
ct times waist deep In water in an sffor
to construct . temporary buikhsad.
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"rom" sh.sk.y HELD tor Trial.

Tom shsrkey. former puEilist was
held to-day NJ Essex Market Court for
Special Sessions, charged with maintain
Ing a d!sorderly house ~ No. ~ East
one Hundred and Eleventh street Mag
istrate Herbert fixed bail at N.L0.
Andrew Osborne, manager Of Sharkey's
place. and David Ounce. . waiter. were
also held an the Hsme charge and ha /
Albert Jacobs, "A waiter. was discharged
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FIFTH ATTEMPT At ARSON.
Two YOun. Men Seen Running On
a. Blase IL discovered.

The NTH attempt to set fire to the
four-story tenement At No. 2SN Eighth
avenue within the past six months was
frustrated to-day by the timely diseov'
cry OF the blaze by Herman sederbush.
q painter occupying . store In the build.
Ing.
He reported to the police that he had
seen two young men running out Of the
cellar Just before he discovered the nre.
Rags had been soaked with kerosene
and a fire started on the rear stairway
leading into the cellar. Fire Marshal
Prial is investigating. Six families. in.
GLIDING seventeen children. were In the
building.
The evening world., 1914-01-05
WAS SUGGEST TANK STEAMER
THAT EVER LEFT NEW YORK.

The reports received by the owners OF
tho vecs sci tended to confirm this story
The loss of the vessel was OF little mo-
mcnt compared to the lives OF thirty
five men reported to have besn saved.
Then came the appalling story that the
Oklahoma had been lost and that thirty
men had gone down with the steamer
Al the offices OF the Gulf Refining
Company, No. "a state street. II was
possible 90 get only partial list OF
those on board the los, steamer Those
in charge said that there had been
some changes In the crew Just before
the vessel sailed. The list given out
In as follows
ouartermaster Chris. CHAIRMAN, Stew.
ard A. Anderson; cook. Samuel Pierce
chief engineer. John II. Fogh: hrst as
sistant. w. X. Dodd: second. Chris. Nell
son: third. Walter Hcnnon; machinist'
Frederick Thompson; storekeeper. Fred
Boa: pumpnen. Larsen and Iagerstrom'
oiisrs, Manuel Conner and Edward Car
anncs and Simon Simonaen.
Capt. I.oring l.. Gates. who was for-
inesay master Of the steamer Losoh'er'
also owned by tho Gulf fleming Co"'
pAny, was on his way to Port Arthur
40 assume command OF another OF the
eon,pany's vessels lie was lost. Hia
residence was at No. " Brookvie~
street. Boston.
These names wer added this AFTER
noon - the dead:
w. lIaashtt. Martin Lang, Andrew
Nutxcn and Fred kolske.
The tank steamer winifred. owned D,
tie Gulf Refining Company. sailed thi'
afternoon TO endeavor to locate th'
wreck. Late reports say that the YES
81 may be stiil afoat. . menace 10 nav
I, is&t,on. In the event Of the Winifree
!: being unable to tow the derslict h'
latter viii be blown up.
" The value Of the Oklahoma was s'Vo.SsV
Her carrying capacity WAS $1,000 barrels
Of oil.
The Oklahoma was the biggest tank
steamer which ever saAled out OF port
ahs was built In 1905 by the New York
Ilhlpbuiiding Company. and was sup
posed to be one Of the safest steamer
GSat.
The Caribbean. Manuel caivo and thu
reaadores. three Of the steamers which
stood by the Oklahoma. we're sightet
ayl.3s o'clock this afternoon. clever
miles south Of Atlantic Highlands. max
ing for port
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PoueA Ter Uslng Weed AlcOhsl.
Nicholas Spagna. \ dealer In barbsrs'
buppiiss. Of No. 81 Bayard street. was
slned 60 by Justices Russell. Mclnerney
ana Herman In Special Sessions to-day
for using wood alcohol In tonics and
other separations for tonsoriai pur-
poses. Max Enxlemsn. a baker. Of No.
u second avenue. was fined go for the
hse Of bad eggs.
The evening world., 1914-01-05

Ex.Trap shooting Champion Dead
NEwBURYPORT. Mass. Jan. Sd
Cushing Todd. at one time national
champion trap shooter. died yesterday.
lie was forty.one years old.
The evening world., 1914-01-05

All lost or fosnd srtkrles -
vertised In The World viii y
listed Ut The Worlds lalsvnss-
tlen Bureau. Puiitsse huilAing
Arcade, Park Rev, Wovil's
Uptown Office, northwest -.
ner SSth ~. and Rsoadwat
Worlds Hasicsn Office, ass
West i3Sth st., and Worl6s
DvoOkiyn Ofnre, 3iO2 wsshine-
ton ~. Brookiyn. foy 10 dave
following the priatiHG q ne
sdvestiseaaeat.
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ALBANY. Jan. 5.--Aftsr an iilneas Of
aver three months John Bowe. superin-
tendent Of Public Buildings and well
known among politicians In this state,
was reported dying to-day He is con.
siisrably past middle age. has harden.
Ing of the arteries and physicians at the
hospital offered no hope for his i'm.
provement.
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len. .. sssAssd u.o san6 ~ VsGlA.-A1VI
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FOUND AND REWARpS,

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LOST Brown poeset5ook. Grssnhut- s,essl
Cooper store Saturday. Return d. Shssy1u
202 Metropolitan Tower: reward,
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-05-20
WESTMORE

Gus Lyon was at his cottage last
week.
Mr.. HENDERSON is working for G.
c. Myers.
Mrs. Bertha Lyon is working for
Mrs. J. w. Hyde.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Legacy have
moved to the /. A. Lyon place.
M. E. Calkins called on his brother.
George. of West Charleston Sunday.
Wilmer Daniels and Miss Mildred
Chase spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. G. Daniels.
Thomas Lowery, who returned Sun
day from the Montreal hospital, died
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Prescott are build
| ing a cottage in Evergreen grove anc
staying at 1.-THE Cliff" cottage.
Mrs. Fred Marshall spent Saturday
and Sunday in st. Johnsbury. Mr.
Marshall returned to his work Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blanchard ant
friends of Newport called on Mr.. ane
Mrs. Geo. Brigham Sunday at Fo1
Hall farm.
Miss Lucy Robinson has finished
work for Mrs. Chas. Pierce and Mis-
Dunmore is working there until Mrs
Pierce'S sister can come.
Mrs. Pierce, who has been sick TO-
seventeen weeks, returned to her home
Sunday by auto. She is able to 81
up but is still in weak condition.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-05-20

L. S. Collins has been quite sick the
past week. but is considered better
now.
James Clark of Hardwick was here
Tuesday in the interest of his auto
mobile business.
J. H. Darlington took in large
amount Of sugar Saturday, paying eight
cents per pound.
j. H. Pope has taken the agency for
the Studebaker automobile as adver-
tised in this issue.
A. C. Chase has covered the roof of
his buildings with iron roofing, and is
now applying coat of paint.
Roland Dwinell of Glover has been
| hired to work the road machine in this
town, and has commenced work.
Thomas Crowley has purchased the
Pelow place of John Barr and is NOV
ing from Craftsbuly to his new home.
G. R. Davis went to Barre Wednes-
day and returned home that night with
a new automobile, having exchanged
his old one for the new.
| Percy L. Brown came here from
Taunton, Mass, last week. and will
soon move to his farm at East Green's
boro, and will stock the farm with a
dairy
| County Road Commissioner Bates OF
Derby was here Thursday and after
holding a consultation with the select
men, appointed A. E. Jackson to
expend the state money for permanent
roads.
WESTFIELD
Miss Hazel Brown is teaching school
in st. Adams.
Mrs. Will Laplant has returned from
massachusetts, Whree she spent several
months.
o. w. Bailey is making repairs or
his buildings. Will Laplant is doing
the work.
o. w. Bailey has purchased Scotch
granite monument for his lot in the
cemetery.
N. J. Seymour and son of Sutton
were inFtown last week and purchased
three Holstein COWS of D. G.. Wood
worth.
w. O. Wright's new Studebake1
automobile has arrived. The machine
which is six-cylinder, carries sever
passengers and is a dandy.
w. D. Bell visited his mother, Mrs.
N. A. Bell, fin Jeff ersonvile last week
Though she had been very i'll, she was
improving when he left her.
1t is reported that Harold Farmar
has sold his interest in the mill anC
lumber business in the firm of Farmar
Brothers, to his brother, Capt. A. w
Farman.
Miss Elizabeth Trumpass, who ha:
finished her school in Clifton, Ariz.
is expected to arrive this week a
the home Of her father, w. S. Trum
Ipas. Miss Trumpass has been absen
five years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-05-20

w. j. Kimball has gone to Wheelock
to run board saw.
w. T. Brooks is working on the
section for Orrin Gray.
Romance Drown has been quite sick
the past week but is improving.
Maryethel Brooks visited one-of her
schoOimates in Irasburg recently.
E. o. Kimball and Burleigh Kimball
spent Sunday with their parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Drown have
| moved into the lower tenement in their
| house.
vile recently spent the day at E. G.
| browns.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Brooks of
Barton recently spent the day at Frank
| Kimball's.
Roy Lord, who was recently operated
on at ST. Johnsbu1y hospital has re-
turned home.
Mildred Drown, who has been sick
with throat trouble. is able to attend
school again.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Duke went to
Lyndonville Saturday for few days
visit with relatives here.
GREENSBORO
E. c.. Kinney is in Montpelier on
| business.
Albert Smith visited his parents in
| Morrisville Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald will work
for Wakefield this summer.
John King has rented the Eastman
farm and moved there last week.
Clyde King is working for Geo.
King and has tenement on the farm.
| Geo. Marshall and Trevor Blodgett
were in Hardwick Saturday on bust
ness.
Miller & Kaiser are getting along
finely with their new barn and are to
have the raising this week.
Mrs. Silver and Bessie were in
Hardwick Thursday, Miss Lindsey
helping in the postoffice that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rossiter are stopping
at the hotel for a few days. They
expect to return the first of June for
the summer season.
Examinations for free tuition to
secondary schools will be held at the
school building in Greensboro. Thurs
day and Friday, May 81 and %, COM
mencing at a. m.
GREENSBORO BEND
Ruth Sternburg has gone to Crafts
bury to work.
R. A. Richie was in Woodbury. on
business Friday.
Mrs. Homer Dezan visited her
parents in WOlcOtt last week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-05-20
Estate of ]. A. Wheeler
STATE OF VERMONT

STATE OF VERMONT
District of Orleans SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Orleans:
To all persons interested in the estate of
J. A. Wheeler, late of Irasburg, in said
District, deceased,
GREETING:
At a Probate Court. holden at Newport
within and for said District on the 18th day
of May, 1914 an instrument purporting to
be the last Will and Testament of j. A.
Wheeler late of Irasburg in said District, de-
ceased. was presented to the Court aforesaid
for Probate.
And it is ordered by said Court that the
9th day of June, 1914, at the Probate Office
in said Newport at 10 o'clock a.. m. be assigned
for proving said instrument; and that notice
thereof be given to all persons concerned,
by publishing this order three weeks sue
cessively in the Orleans County Monitor, a
newspaper circulating in that vicinity, in
said District, previous to the time appoint
ed.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified to
appear before said Court at the time and
place aforesaid, and contest the probate of
said WILL if you have cause.
Given under my hand at Newport in said
district this 18th day of May, 1914
20-22 B. M. SPOONER. Register.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-05-20
Commissioners Notice
Estate of William Williams

The Undersigned, having been appointed
by the Honorable Probate Court for the Dis
trict of Orleans, COMMISSIONERS, to re-
ceive, examine and adjust the claims and
demands of all persons against the
estate of William Williams, late of Barton
in said District deceased, and all claims
exhibited in offset thereto, hereby give
notice that we will meet for the purpose
aforesaid at the Office of. J. n. and
P. L. Webster in. the town of Barton
in said District, on the 18th day of
June, and the 2Sth day of September, next,
from o'clock, p. M, to O'Clock, p.
M, on each of said days and that months
from the 10th day, of April, A. D. 1914,
is the time limited by said Court for said
creditors to present their claims to us for
examination and allowance.
Dated at Barton,lV this 10th day of May,
A. d. 1914
in. WEBSTER,
HIT. SEAVER,
20-22 Commissioners.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
Suftieilao1en oper Papet

Sra Sammonbsport, q. g.. mebbe.
les, at ben engeIife Sieoffieer, 2eit.
nant Sobn 6. Yorte, iom n9ite Mtaa.
neo ifaI ioretage Sorieeet paa at fin.
Re pier gtIanterbapet / en- 2uftbaoo,
M, bar beiiemt oen Hllte, ban agter
at ielse.
Opitigningen ifal finbe Steo / ct.
Ssyobns paa SEEM S~ounolanb, bporfra
altrien ipttes til De asoriife Ger
bpor Der sisres en- fort Stanos. Ser.
fra saar Heiien til Siso / Spanien
% berfra pibere oner ben bisfaiife
@l,gt og Den engelife &anal til Elp.
mouth, england.
9iitancen fra ct. Sobns til De
asoriife Ger er 1873 Meil, berfra til
Iieo 963 os fra @igo til Rlpmortb
523 MiI.
Geiien til aSorene antaees at nm.
ne tilbageIaeees paa 90 Sinte. Gen
mao aItlaa foregaa meo en- Client
neminitsfart al 60 Mil / Simen.
Serfra til Sligo pil geiien antagelig
taee 16 og fra Siso til Tlpmontb 9
Sinner.
Sbereanet Stansnineerne %antases
belle &eiien at funne gisres paa ltot
ODER TO Seor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

Scfrctprcn. TrofeSior @iarne
Sponoc, ser bar uGret / Winoe9d'
uer@ SjcucIte onlfring balpaloet
Mar, bar ogiau / bei @roo giort
ia iortient til inc 9nroSmProS
&afnenlnlcli0bcO pes iii ieiQe % op-
1i0enoc Strpo Tor Sen gooe Gag,
Ger par li0et lnmlct til Wlnoego'
zen, ga Or. Spauee bcgpnOtc. Deb
belle in un0OommeliQc Strait, Ne9ci.
trina % FRO pou Soqen taitct ban
liz ito / Arbcioet. ~NniTttcllen AZ
Sc 1000 Sn0inmlcrc er 'or lterltc
9clcn bans %crf, oN man ma hope
jaQttolct 9Irbci0ct paa nprt Nolo Tor
at frmnc Qinrc iig en- FORFEIT Soc ON
SET. ionl her or ll0rcttet. 2orre-
i~pon0anccn olcuc bar pTret CT lono!
&iUmucurbci0c. Nrolcalor Sponec
iorticucr olc@ Sof iOr pel uotpri
@ieyning.
g 100000 0roncr, lom er mo
fommct ill Mtinoegopen, pil 'om be
tilnNt ournc ct GonO, bpi@ Hente'
oarli1 Iful ~anpcnoca til SlTlp tol
9G~10l0enoe o. SrUngcnoe / 9forse
Eon0at funoc pprct "itcrre. Son
0ct cr. oil SET 500 bII til megel
Wopu % &eIiigncIic, % oct pasle'
Tia I'LL. ga bette biltorilte &npltel G
oiihutilt, at minbe on, al naar NE
iultotct cr ioapo& Joni Def er, la'
igu.Nts bctte ierit % lrcnl't, at I
bar haut MGno, iom bar plllct o
funnel Dire ia ipr Sagcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
mooern Dooomen.
Spleen

Sra Solcbo, Ohio, meloes SEN
17oe Satni: gesge 6aftioner al
Mooern @ooomen er foriomleoe til
Maaoilagnins / Iften / Saab ON at
firnne enes ON Ell Sroning, iaa BET
fsrite Sorretningsmebe imorgen fan
lobe al uben De Scrltprrel ler, lom
farafteriierebe Iabningsmeoet ioag.
Sniureenterne betrgater Soriin.
fcIien al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &ap.
port Tom ct eobt Omen for Jig. Subj
maatsfomiteen itrGper meo at 9iell'
nenlaaa Sen Wosie @epismateriale,
iom er foreIagt ben,. Sniureenterne
iortpllcr, at bette @epismateriale pil
blipe bcnpttet / en- Sag, Iom bill blipe
oflaot MOB sc regillpre Gmbeos'
mGno, ifalo Sniurgetternes Selega-
ter life 'flllbe blipe anerfienot.
Mubnillgsmpoet ubmerfeoe Jig oeo
pilbe l1oroener. Selegater ipprmeoe
oper goroe og Stoler, pGltebe eft Fi.
orto % ct fort Intal @lom'terpotter.
ToIitiet moatte tilfolbes forat Iaa
Srbenen bragt tilpeie igien. Wtanee
al Selegaterne fif 3lGoerne repet
iltpffcr % Nniigterne ~opfloreoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
Sra s. &. 8.s
Ooreestur.
Tortirttel5e fra Sioe J..


enSog 2utber College Merfe eiter
Wsnlter al ben antagne college
Button. Oct par let at forltaa, at
Der matte en- ipeciel 2ittber College
Sen eller Ieninoe babe bapt en-
Saanb meo / Sagerne. Get bar og.
ioa SiIiPIbe. WtilS Tbea @jermo,
iom / mango Iar boeoe / Oecorab,
Ear MI fit Stem / galeiunb. Oct par
benoe, iom bapoe iaa ct op bette "2.
g." Werfe poa gpagen.
Set bar gonife biemlig at treffe
Wfiis @iermo paa grpggen % fslge
benoe biem til aaife, hos benoes Ss.
tier, Srli Taiilie len. 2iseiaa bpggelie
bar oct at trpffe benoe igien ON vi.
tenen peo Soften. Sm gftermibba.
gen ierte bun SeIifabets Gamer ON.
firing / 9pen. 9e Ifiiloe 10 ie Jig ON
og "Ibope" libt, ion Be flyer.
3iliteoe peo Setter bar ogiaa Srii
Senriette Stem, en- Satter al iorben-
bprenbe Trof. og Srn Sanomart.
Trof. 2anbmarf bar 10 / flere Iar
fnpttet til 2utber College Iom 29rer.
Gnfefru 2anomarf Dor MI / Male.
iiinb, lieciaa benoes ire Getre, bporaf
ben enc, Trli Senrictte Stem, par til.
iteoe. gnfefru oanbmarf fnnoe ielo
fife p9re tilitebe peb 8oncerten og
Soften. Siin ienbte BOG en- Silien til
Groi. Tre1ls % lieeiaa til Sanoen,
bpem bun tilegnet felgenoe Ters:
en- fiprlie Saf for fiGrlig Sonfe!
8ltb iigne bpert ct Sieo s aaa.
Son glGoe, trpite % ps ianfc
iii Seitiosituno bag Sfpen blaa.
Saf for hpert Treforn, iom s 'trppe
/ &iGrligbeo / SiemmetS Soro!
Mfoa SrGnoebierter MI ba' Mfeoe,
% fpGges eiennem Iano og ORD!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures paa Sreosfon'
ierencen / Niaeara Sails er after
oauet iuIoitpnoig iItaa. Set er Bal.
oct al en- miblertioie Trpiioent, MOI
biotiI life bar flinlet bli enig ON,
oa iom triler meo at bril9e belle &on=
iercrcen iii at Itranoe.
&imeliepis bar ogiaa @rliooet mel
lem G%arransa % TiIla panlfeIig9lort
Stillingen.
Inaoocnoe bette @rl,o er 9eretnin-
oerne poerlt mobitrioenoe. ut en-
aonilift mellem De TO bar 'irloet
Steo, benGstes life. men BET bar o9'
ret euaitaaet, at ben bar blepet io'
icpnet i0ien. Gette ipncS iniolertio
life at pore SiIirloet. Sra Ningara
SoIls mcloes nemIig ben 20oe os.:
Zen merifanifc delegation bar ioag
ira Sen merifanIfe aonlitl | 81 FaIo
mootaect ct ofiicielt telegram ON, at
General SiIa bar prpflomeret Se'
neral Inaelcs iom propiiorilf Er9'
iioent al Mcrico. &c nTrmerc Sm'
Itrnbiabeoer onltales life. Npbeoen
bar imioIertio paft en- itor Senlatinn.
Serimoo opIpier 8onii,Ien. at Der
obiolnt insen San>beo er / &psterne
ON, at Garrarsa og Silla par blenne
iorligte i9len.
IeboeleIien Ipnes at itaofG'tes al
feIaenbe Telegram bateret Saltillc,
Mer., ocn 20oe Silni:
"8encraI Silipe InaeIes, ilnee'
renoe ariesminiiter | Oct fonItiritio.
naliitiife 3abinet, er iong hleret oiiai
al Gorronsa for Standardization.
Sc nGrmere Smitrnoiebeoer nreo.
beIes life meS llnotaselie al, at Gen
Ingeles bapoe unoIaot at lpitre Be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
! 6auineoal.
S~ortipttelie fra SIDE 1.

Sprt1Rttel1e fra SIDE /.
bIep MI itbfolbet % SaIlingfproens
2ebere iomlet Jig unoer Den.
Gfterat Mrleets Samlineer bar
belet, oif man / Erocesiion til Sees
ltnaoomSlofale, bpor BET our o9ffet
til ca. 700 @jeiter. Sor at faa
Tlaos for aIle, bapbe man fra Gar
oermoen faaet nolaunt to ltore "8on-
QeteIte" Iom lommen meo llngooms-
loaets 9ofaler uogioroe Sptlelalen.
Miooagen beItob al Tieloerret, 2efIe.
fling, Speeefieb. NemmegreO %
biemmebrpeeet 81. Stor Spffe pafte
en- Soc Seitfomiteen bapbe realiieret
- nenrlie at iepere liot garfebreo,
iaa @jplterne iif image paa DEN
&olt Solicit maotte tp til for 100 Mar
iioen. 9lIle Morifomerifonere bar
GommlrnenS @ipiter.
9Gnaer lto paa &peloen bIep Slime
rifanernes 8aue til Seoebp9oen oper'
raft Srbfsreren at oeres Hepr9i en'
tont 9iern @arnaas. 8apen til Hes
bar Sen iterlte til Serreoerne / ga.
len - nemlig t5,20S Str. Srofereren
taffet paa @ngoens @eene.
Soften iortiatte unoer beoite Stem'
ming. ct Sangfor gur rogle Nnm'
mere tilbeoite % ell &pffe Salere
hapoe Sroet bl. a, Mopofat Hemcfe.
3riitiania, Sallinggopens &asleret
Sr. GLEN Gllenion % "Sallingla.
acts GcfretGr Simean g. Gparpe
Gen iioite pafte flor 2pffe meo In
Sale paa flingenbe Sailing - of
set tiltroos for, at ban par loot og op'
uoret / Mmerifa. Sc 9 fem ll9gtsll
toa itIs Sporpo / Interifa," iago'
ban "Wen emo ipolle me alIe bal
+ linamaol". Senere paa aoeloer
Ipiltes rationale Gonie, Springar %
Sailing.