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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14
CROWD GREETS SPEAKER
FOR STUFF IN BROKEN BOW

BROKEN BOW, Neb,, oct, Ia-Cspeelal
Telegram.l-Alzs Jane Adams Of HUI
House. Chicago, spoke tonight on sur
frsge 10 one OF the largest audiences ever
gotten together In the opera house here.
People came from all parts OF the county
BY train and automobiles While here she
was the guest OF the local suffrage or
sanitation.
Bee Want Ads Are he Best Business
Boosters,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14
CLIENT OCCUPIED
BY THE GERMANS
Enormous Quantities Of Provisiont
Of All Kinds Are Captured
at Antwerp.
BRIToNs DESTROY TEN FORTS
Berlin Statement Announces that on
the whole situation IL Pa
vOrRbIe for Imperial
Arms.

LONDON. oct t-The Belgian town OF
Client Is now occupied by the Germans
according 20 an Amsterdam dispatch Ia
the Reuter- Telegram company. Uhlans
have arrived at Selzaete. a short distance
from Client and the commander an
nounccd that 6OOO soldiers must be quar-
tered in the village
The following official statement has
been received from Berlin by the Mar
conf Telegraph company:
Enormous quantities OF provisions OF
all kinds were captured in Antwerp. The
garrison Of the northern forts and 10 900
English fled to Holland whore they were
disarmed. The English themselves are
said TO have blown up ten Of the Ant
Herp forts. The Belgans estimate that
they lost 1000 men as prisoners. When
the fall OF Antwerp was made known TO
the allies the French cavalry was with
drawn in the direction Of Arras
The interrupted artillery engagement
in the Woevre region was resumed Octo-
Der II. At the same time the German
right wing and center resumed the bonn
bardment OF Rheims
''On the whole the situation for the
Germans il favorable.
Before his departure for the front
Emperor William promoted Prince
Joachim youngest son OF the EMPEROR
20 the rank OF cavalry captain.
1T Is reported that q Russian fleet OF
eight large vessels and ten small ships
was sighted Saturday near Kustendje. a
seaport OF RoSfnania on the Black Sea-
steaming In a northerfy direction"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14

cially along the line from Rheims TO the
Meuse. have been inactive often curing
the last few days and voices often ring
out from the shelters calling upon one
another TO come out and fight.
Some OF the men have become very dar-
ing. the life In the burrows with the oc-
cAsional turn at rifle firing being no
monotonous that they 20 out in search
OF adventure
One party Of three Algerlans left their
shelter and proceeded TO house which
was still standing near the lines. There
they found sevon Germans The men
fraternlzed and together searched the
cellar. After regallng themselves on
wines the Algerians. who had brought
rifles with them. ordered the Germans to
fall in and took them prisoners
Grape Harvest I'm swing.
Just behind the allies firing line the
grape harvest ia proceeding as though
nothing unusual were occurring The
crop promises to be very good.
A chauffeur belonging. 20 the British
ordnance corps was promoted today for
saving five motor trucks forming part OF
an ammunition convoy. Tho Germans
had cut the convoy off from the supply
column After disposlng the contents OF
the trucks over the fields all the men OF
the convoy with the exception OF the
chauffeur. made off.
The chauffeur hid himself In the woods
beside the road and when the Germans
retired he returned TO the trucks lie
found the wheels. OF the machine Intact
and one motor In good order. Hitching
the trucks together, he brought them
safely into camp alone.
In Alsace the French continue theil
advance Frequent skirmishes are being
fought between the German rear guard
and the French advance guard. Snow
has fallen In the high hills In this RI gion
making operations difficult.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14
SOUTH AFRICANS
ARE In REBELLION

CONTINUED from Page One)
guaranteeing the Independence of the
union as a republic, cedlng walfish bay
and other parts OF the union 10 the Ger
mans. and understanding that the Ger
mans should invade the union only IL
MaritE asked them to do so. Maritz
hoasted that he possessed large supplies
OF guns. rifles, ammunition and money
obtained from the Germans, and that he
would overrun the whole of South Africa.
I'm view OF this state OF affairs" con-
cludes the official statement, the gov
eminent is taking drastic steps to quel
this rebellion and punish all rebels and
traitors according TO their deserts"
Outbreak First Warming Note.
LONDON. Oct. lathe rebellion OF a
section OF the Dutch element in South
Africa. which broke today with sudden
ness, Is the first warning note that has
marred the harmony in the British ems
pire since the outbreak OF the war. and
1t has momentarily diverted attention
from the arenas near the heart OF the
emaire.
That this rising was real and dangerous
was sufficiently proved by official dis
patches from Governor General Buxton
to the imperial government and by the
drastic step General Louis Botha and
his colleagues have taken TO stamp II out
by the imposition OF martial law in the
whole Union OF South Africa,
Il apparently IL the belief OF General
BothAs government that others besides
those under the immediate command OF
Colonel Maritz may have been affected,
hence the inclusion OF the whole dominion
in the order establishing martial law,
Germans Abet RebeIIiOn,
Germanizing factors are said by Brit
ish authorities to have been at work for
years in the frontier districts and to
/ have oven percolated into southwestern
Transvaal and other Dutch disrrlcJs
kilograms from Capetown declare, how
ever. that a majority OF the Dutch re
main absolutely loyal and this seems t.
be shown by resolutions drawn up at an
emergency meeting Of the South African
I party summoned Immediately after the
news OF the rebellion had leaked out
/ A telegram waS dispatched to PremioI
/ botha unreservcdly offering the services
OF the cape Dutch In any capacity de
| sired.
The Dutch paper onslsnd, published OF
| CApetown indignantly dcnounces what II
| terms the treachery Of Colonel MaritE
and calls on the Dutch throughout Sou.t
| Africa loyalty TO stand al the back OF
the government
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14
COUNTRY SWEPT
BY CAYALRYMEN
Horse Of Both Armies Near Lille
Seeks to Go Through or Around
the Opposing Lines.
ENCOUNTER FOE EVERYWHERE
Weather, Except for some chilly
Nights, Ia Ideal for Military
OPerntions-Trcnch Duty
Thoroughly Organised.

FROM THE BATTLEFRONT (Via
Paris). Oct. lathe battlefield northwest
OF Lille was the point OF greatest inter
est In todny's continuation o. the great
conflict which already has lasted twenty
nine d0ys The cavalry OF both armies
has swept abou, tho country for days.
seeking 10 40 through or around the OPP
posing lines. and everywhere has encount-
cred the forces OF the enemy.
A successful. ruse carried out by de-
taohnent Of French infantry in the vicin-
ity OF Lens. Is related in the orders OF the
day. Having been ordered to hold a posi-
ton the small squad did 10 throughout the
day but at dusk the detachment was COM
PEELED to retire before an overwhelming
force OF Germans. Reaching country
estate. the French commander placed a
number OF men In the last outlying houses
with orders to remain until they heard the
bugle call. The rest OF tle party took up
a position a quarter OF mile further
on in the open country.
Continue Their Pursuit..
The Germans continued their pursuit
without noticing the French riflemen ia
the houses. A bugle sounded and fire
was opened both on the front and on the
rear OF the German force, which. after
losing many men, retreated. The French
reoccupied their original position and
saved the allies line being pierced.
French non-commissioned officer with
two men who had been forgotten at al
entrenched advance post. near Roye, saw
7.0@ Germans advancing but the French,
men did not bulge until their ammuni
ton was spent. Then the officer ordered
his men 10 retire through a wood and h,
rejOined his regiment With twenty OF hi
command.
He was promoted on the field 20 be
lieutenant as his stand had permitted ,
reinforcement OF the allied line at
critical moment
The weather. except for some chin,
nights. is Ideal for military operations
Even the men occupying exposed trenche
have recovered from the damp sToll
Trench Duty Organized.
Trench duty In the siege operations
now thoroughly organized. The diggin
continues all the time and the trenche
OF the opposing armies approach
within 100 yards OF each other at som
places. The men In these bitches esps
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14
BUSINESS HOUSES IN
0NAWA ARE BURNED

oNAWA. Ia, Oct. la-Ispecial)-Fire
which broke out In the main business
portion OF the town this morning At 4
o'clock destroyed property TO the value
OF $500 before Il was brought under
control. IL was first discovered in the
old Ross livery barn. which is used only
for storage Several new buggies and
three hSArses were consumed by the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14

EpGEMoNT. S. D.. Oct. lS-CSpecial.)
sunday, Andrew Wickstrom. a wealthy
raneher. committed suicide by banking
himself from n rafter in . barn at his
home near Cascade Almost a month
ago he was hit on the head by a brick
accidentally thrown by a youngster and
since that time had been mentally de-
ranged.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14

flames The William Riedeman res
taurant and lodging house adjoining was
burned 70 the ground. as was also the
Clarence Reideman bowling alley and bill
Hard hall For a time II appeared as
though the entire business block OF the
east side OF the street would be con-
sumed. but by good work on the part OF
the Onawa Hose company the flames
were confined to the three buildings. All
other business houses within the block
we're cleared OF their contents. The loss
Is covered by insurance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14
Grain Men to Meet Al Fort Dodr,

Grain Men TO Meet at Fort Dodge.
FORT DODGE, Ia. Oct. 13.-(Special.)-
The Western Grain Dealers Association
of Iowa will hold its state convention in
Fort Dodge October q. Efforts are being
made to get a speaker of national repu-
tation. a man now at the head of one
OF the bureaus OF the Department of Ag-
riculture at Washington who has had
much to do with the Standardization OF
grain. The meetings will be OF interest
to the farmers for miles around.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14
Norfolk Man Killed
When Auto Upsets

NORFOLK. Neb., Oct la--(Specisl Tel
eSram.)-oscar WOmberger, aged -. was
killed when his automobile turned over
north OF Norfolk last night. He missed a
culvert and was driving at high speed
George steinmetz, who was with him,
was unhurt hamburger leaves a widow
and lhIee children
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14
HITCHCOCK OFFERS
COMPROMISE ON PIE
Senior Nebraska Senator Submits
Proposition To Mr.. Bryan on
State Jobs.
DAHLMAN AND GRUENTHER
Former for Collector and Latter for
MarshaI-Bryan Does Not Indicate
what lie VIII Do--second
Proposition Made.
CFrom q Staff CORRESPONDENT,

WASHINGTON, oct. 1S-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Dahlman for collector and Greun-
Their for marshal was the compromise
! which Senator Hitchcock presented TO
Secretary Bryan today and the senior
senator from Nebraska followed this with
an alternative proposition, which for the
present is kept in allegiance. AS for the
district attorneyship II may be used for
trading purposes.
Senator Hitchcock Immediately after the
committee on foreign relations of the sem
ate adjourned. which Secretary Bryan at
tended. had talk with the premier. In
an interview with Mr.. Bryan some months
ago Senator Hitchcock intimated that he
would be satisfied IL Mr.. Greunther was
appointed to the marshalship Of Nebraska
in view of the objections to him as col
lector. Nothing came OF this interview.
When Mr.. Hitchcock returned from
Omaha last week he had determined to
find out the mind OF the secretary and
today he began its unfolding. He out
lined to Secretary Bryan the conditions
as he found them in Nebraska and the
necessity for an agreement along equit-
able lines. Then he presented in writing
a letter stating that he was willing that
James c. Dahlman should be nominated
collector and Gruenther as marshal the
district attorneyship TO be settled between
them.
Mystery Begins.
Mr.. Bryan said he could not accept the
compromise now, but would take the mat
ter under advisement Then Senator
Hitchcock, to show his sporting blood and
get the party out of the hole, said:
Let me give you an alternative propo-
sition," and there is where the mystery
commences. Senator Hitchcock said 1t
was up to Mr.. Bryan to tell the story,
and Mrs. Bryan said tonight that Mr.
Bryan was in Philadelphia and had the
paper with him.
Cars for Parcel Post.
Congressman Lobeck. ascertaining that
the Postoffice department had determined
to allot number of automobiles for par
eel post delivery in cities of the first
class. made immediate request for two
cars to cover Omaha. Saturday Assistant
Postmaster General Roper informed the
congressman that $3.50 had been set aside
from the general fund to install in Omaha
two machines to be operated by carriers
These cars are for use in residential dis
tricts only.
Senator Hitchcock said tonight the pro-
posed tax on proprietary medicines would
in his opinion, be modified. not eliminated
He did not believe that such tax should
DO paid and for one he would vote
against It.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-14
Trench Duty Organized.

Trench duty In the siege operations Is
now thoroughly organized The digging
continues all the time and the trenches
Of the opposing armies approach to
within 100 yards OF each other at some
places. The men In these bitches, espe-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Sporpoensulvffe.

Sra Sasinaip, Wid., t~eIeeroieres
ben lobe apriI: en- isrseIis lllpf.
fe inbtruf Der igaar Iftes, ioet iey
Werneifer blep br9bt og ct Snes
andre mer eaer minbre farlig ia.
oeoe, % Ell cleftriif Sporpoen bler
faitet al Sfinnerne, p9ltebe oper
paa ben enc SIDE og flpngebes moo
en- SernitoIpe.
Ger befonbt Jig ODER 70 Basiage.
rer paa @ognen, Der fisrte meb
it9rf Sart. Ga SEN faiteoes al Sfin.
nerne. Gen blen neiten belt fnuit,
og De, iom life bIep brebt, bIep al.
porIig ifaoeoe og isnberfl9ngebe al
De iplirtrebe 8inouesrnoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24

f%irfe", iom airfepartiet arbeioer for,
t%iItaler mig iIet life. Gen bill eiter
min Mening blioe elofu pGrre emo
Statsfirfen, iom / al lin Sfrebell9'
beo DOG life giper fig no for mere
emo Den er. Solfcfirfen, iaaleoes
iom airfepnrtiet iorciIoar Den, be-
bolber StaisfirfenS pGrIte Sell,
Observation-Disclosures. Men olligeoel
lober Den, iom oen er ct blbellf Stir
tc'amiun6 og bill giOc ollie line Weo'
lemmer Inoel | airfens StDre, ell
Rettigbeb, Iom 10 bare bsr tilfomme
betienoenoe ariitne. 6or at iao Ida
mango WebIemmer iom mtlig, laoer
BEN bore at gisre noget SfiIIc mel
lem oe Cmpenote % @eroen. Gn foo
ban airfeoroning fan bo umulig til
freoSitiIIe oIporligc ariltre. Nel, ri
moa airfcn ppre, Lott ira ale gaatto
iii Stoten. Ssrlt "a fan Den bllpe
leoet no ira belt friitelige Trinclper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
ct Spraab for &nins
oerneS Winoe9aue | So.

Zen lite Moi i%ll,tter Ssnbiamlin.
gen for apinoernes Sebfommenoe til
Minoeeooen; bereiter er Inleonin-
gen forbt at bore meo / benne itore
Sag. s Sen iibite Sio bar BET gaaei
goot meo MISUNDERSTANDING; taf-
fet bore Miis Clara Sofobien, ionl
lloen @eoerlog bar gipet lin SID og
lit Mrbeibe / mango Mnaneoer til
benne Sag. Ti lfplber benoe itor
Sof for benoes opofrenSe o9 ibGr-
oige MrbciSe. ga hi life fan pente,
at Wiis Safobien fan afle mere al
lin Sio til Snoiamlinssarbeibet, ioo
beber Ri ON, at be Gamer, lom emo.
M life bar eipet i'm Sfi9rp til Min-
oegapen bill ieroe ino fit @iorag IN
Sen lite Mai til "0ecorab-E oiten"
iom bill f%pittere for set.
Som ibu @iorasene eaar til eam'
le Mor Noree, iom Sen 17oe Mal
fweirer lin tO0-ariee Sebielsbae, iom
ei ielpitpnbigt Hiee. Spilfen 8lGbe
Iplber life bper norif apinoes Siertf
pes Sanfen paa, at benoes Seoelonf
life lrnaere iuffer unber SrGlle'
ooeet. Ii bllrbe meb @l9be eipe
nogIe ioa Gents, iom for oe fmleites
@eofommenbe life feles iom ct 81.
Ter eneone, til Dor firre Mor, ION
bill BRUCE @aoen til at linbre Neoer
blonot bore t~rprsenoe @reore oa
Spltre berhiemme. Seer enoelig mef
at biplpe os iii, at Soma fan Itao
hsit. i Mpffen blanbt StoterneS 9i'
oroa til Winoegapen.
Miis Gina aittelsbp,
Mtrs. St. Submer,
Gunuite.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24

opinion / Merico poa lin Sioe / i'm
Sptrrben i anIeonirg al Sampico-
ofiGrcn.
Ter or hsiit ocIte Mcnin1er ldonel
Ii a~onorcSicn lont u0ooer Snnoet ON,
b%uoruiot Grriioent @ilions @ente'
poIitif / M~cricoaiiGrcr bar pTrct en-
fIoq 0oIitif. Sen CmitGfioigbeo,
al Reaicringcu MT pIllbicIig bar Tor
onoret 1ront - tbi oct cr bel, naar
oIt fonlnrcr iii alt, bpob bette betp'
Scr - uiier, al Ben 'elO er fomnet
til set Rciultot, at 0cn bar inotn1et
en- rcif % niiffcr Nol0ning, 'om Den
% Sc Sor. Stnter / STngoen life
uor ticnt mc6. Erpiioenten bar inc
Orb @eboIo. nnor ban lioer, at oe
Torencoe Stater life pil bopc arig
mc0 Ytcrtco 90 oef llerltallte Soll,
men at Sc bill birIpc Dem, Set bar
imioIcrtio pit liz ier, at oct ntoer-
ti0cn err finn Qicnnem &nterpentlon
% ari9, al man fon biGlpe et uroer'
trnft % uoibcnoc 6oIf, og hpiS bette
oQioo i iorcIiq1cnoe 1ilipIbc or
@cniiQtcn, hpilfct Scr, iom iogt, life
cr @runo til at tpilc poo. Ion fam
oet 10 fomme pao ct No, bpao Naon
ri aipcr Dor OptrGben, iioeu Ocnne
.neoucn0i0pi3 / fine aon'cfpcnler al
Ii0cpel or ari9 90 Inlet anoct.
Situotiouen or M illg, at bpoo'
ionhclit fan bunoe. Get CT at bon.
&c, at set omerifunifc Solf bcporcr
1otninQcn oQ life rent 9lper 'i9
Nriqabpitcrict ipoIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
0tpes oer ineem 0posfamp?

Web Iiplis Snteresie fsIeer mar
MI / england en- pibenifabeIig Dis.
fusion melIem forifieIIise fienbte
29eer, iom prsper at bepiie, at Ser
fife finbes bet, fom man / Ilminoe.
ligbeo falber Osbsfamp. Wr. goof
@ilion nepter bl. a. feleenbe grem.
pei iom Ststte for fin Taaitanb:
Win Sor Iaa for 9soen, og
bans 2ege og ieg bapoe begge op.
gipet alt Saab. gn Scat iao Ri begee
Eos bam, os pluoieIis b%espnote ollie
Spmptomer paa en- forf9roelig
0sosfamp. San fit iterf Ianbensb,
os bans Stennen ites ofte til at bIipe
rbpseeIige Sfrtg. @i nenteoe besge,
at ban bpert gieblif ifilIoe nbaanoe,
% pi n9iten baabeoe bette, rtaar Ri
iaa, bpor bans 2eeeme ifaIp at en- til.
ipnelabenbe ulibelig Smerte.
Wen min Sar bar en- meget iterf
Wano, % til Dor meget itore Sor.
%unoring ieirebe bans leeemliae &raft
oper "3sosfampen". Saa elmer ef-
ter lob ban after rolig.
ga ban neite Woreen paagnebe,
pentebe Ri at finoe bam meget affref-
tet efter De uoitaaeoe Tlaeer. gi
bleu 6erfor life iaa Tibet o%perraifet,
oa ban iaeoe: Snat bar ies nirfe.
Zig iooet beiligt! -
Saapel Be melt anieebe 9aeer iom
Sc fleite S%perisitre peb SoipitaIerne
frembaper, at ser ineen 9sosfamp
iinbes. Saainart Der beepnoer Sn1er.
ter, inotrpoer siebliffelie en- BARN.
bjertie @epioitlssbeo.
Sir slrtbur Conan 0opIe beepnote
iom befienbt / fin Sio Iom 2ese. San
laSer 9oftor Start M,rnro / "Sbe
Start Wunro 2etters". ifripe: @lIe
fropslige Sioelier / Sipet ipnes at
fltlminere / Seben, % alligeoel er
Cohen bnerfen frpetelie elIer Imerte.
fulo. S be fleite Sili9loe osr ct
Menneife uben tiln9rmeliespis at
babe list iaooanne Snlerter, Tom
frembringes al Negleipr9f eller Gre.
bplb. Som &egel er Sen Osbsfamp,
Ser ipnes melt pinefulo, Den minoit
imertefiilbe. Seq er operbepiolt ON,
at beriom ct npfsot Barn % en- net
rp Ifb5 piloe iammenliene fine
Smerter, piloe Barnet babe libt melt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Quft.1tINffcr.

2nft-ltlnffer. Gen franife Seg-
rer 2eonce Gbrniann blcp / 2sroags
orrbt, ioet ban falot ub al lit aero,
plan, t~elegraferes fra Taris.
gn eienoommelig lllpffe ino-
traf i Manoags / 9ue / Sranfrig,
ioet 70 Meroplaner tsrrleoe iammen
/ b%etpnelie Ssibe. Slietanfen / beg
ge Maifincr ~crplooereoe % antpnb-
tc sc 10 Icruplaner, Ser iom en-
brrnSenbe Masic itprteoe MOB Spr-
SEN. s hegge Icroplaner par Ser
Ell Iasiager foriiben Ssreren. M9n-
oene / Ben enc Waifiu omfpm, mems
Sc 10 andre lit fraplet Jig uo al ben
brGnoenoe @ragbpnee. Sgiaa Sc
fom itpgt tilifabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Scnoerjyoernes Ramp.
Yenseinbiamlins / Soqanb.

I'll "@erliner SagebIott" meIoes
fra amiterbam: s Solano CT Der
oannet en- aomite meb BET SormaaI
at iamle ino Benge til Den oanife
aomite, iom er neoiot for at unber.
itstte Den oanife 9efoIfning i Norb.
ilespig / oeres Mobitano MOB Den
p~reusiiife Hegierings Germaniie.
ringspolitif.
On BEN ~bolanbife Snoiamling iii
6oroeI for Senoeripoerne melbes fol.
genbe gnfeItbeber:
Gn flor arebs al anieebe So1pn.
bere, bnoriblanot IA llniperiitets-
profesiorer, bsititaaenbe Sficerer,
Gmbeosm9nb, Mepr9ientunter for
2iteratur oe for al,nit bar / ben boil
lanoIfe Tresie oifentlieeiort ct Sp-
raab, boori man opforbres til at poe
giorag til ben Snoiamline iom fore
tages 9anmarf til Ststte for gepa-
relic al om1if 4ultur / Roroilespig.
IS Sproabet erflpres De Mibler
Treuien anpenoer / Sen norbiles-
bigife Sproefamp for u%pprbige. "8i
Sollpnbere - beber set = maa ipm-
patiiere meo 9eitr9belierne for
Sren,me al Ben oanife @lilturs 9e-
%pareIie / BET prspebe 2ono. @i er
ieIp bare en- Iiben Nation og foritaar
berfor tiIiiiloe Sen Sare iom en- bel
Nationolitet er ubiat for naar 0ele
at Sen itabia UNDERWRITERS paa BET
iproglige Smraabe.
Sra aisbenbabn mebbeles Ben Sbe
april. Set Iebenoe Organ for Ben
oanife Gag i Noroilesoig, "Slens-
borg slpis", i~friper / a~nleonins al
Sen igoneiatte Rengeinoiamling /
Sollano: Gen Maabe, bporpaa man
/ Soaano iseer at itstte Ben banife
Nationalitetsfamp / Noroilespie,
iremfalber en- Iibt bitter Sanfe hos
Senoeripoerne - bar life SpenI fer
o. Iorompnb ligeiaa iterft opiorbret
til at ifjpnfe oS en- pirfiom Stette /
SaIpblnoreooaret eiter Ibifiaelien?
@i flaeer life ODER, at man life /
Sperige % Norge ofrer Eeneeinm-
mer til Dor 9omp. Gi fsler life /
ferite &pffe @lpbe oper oct Sfriot,
iom man bar taget / Soaanb, foroi
oct Ioner os sfonomiif Stette, mel,
iorbi enbper SiIfienoegipelie al Gel
togeIie, enbper Mnerfienoelie af Dor
iolfelige &et fra Srpnoe. % 8enne-
iolfs SIDE biorager mGgtig til at
itprfe en- @efolfnins, iom / Srien
anr meo ififtenbe @oaben bar itoaet
paa @rpn1eba9t.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
2Gster fin Steemooer.

Sra aenoiba, @is., mebbeles Sen
oOoe Ipril: Soiepb 2ittenitein no.
TOO ioae @eoining til at inbgao
sgoteifob meo lin Stebmober, Wrs.
&atbarisinia 2ihtenitein, San op'
GAP lin alber til 50 % i'm tiIforn'
menSe @riloS til "a Iar. San for
fIareoe for Gbefen for sGeteifabs'
%bureouet, at hans Steomooer bar
meget ing, Ga bun siitcbe Jig mel
Saoeren, % at bun eiter Saoerens
Sso bapbe ppret iaa mil % eof
mos BAN at ban life funoe lept
henoe fcruoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
2lttentatet pda
Wlavor Mithel

Sra Nep Dorf meloes Sen 20oe
April: Mihael Z. Mabonep. ben
aunlIe sraahaareoe Manb, iom for.
ieatc at or1be @pens goreermeiter,
Mr. MitheIl, meb ct HeuuIperifuo,
ser imiSIertib iorieileoe lit Maal
% iiteoct iaarebe SpaNpofat YoIf.
blep iSaa erfIrret ifpIois i @oro.
iories. San pil BIZ iremitiuet |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Den brittle &ungepar

Tfm UrUIItt TUHgtpur fetIte
Sirsbogs paa ct fire Cages oiiicielt
@eise til Taris, bpor Sc fit en- itor-
artet WootaeeIie. Oct or tO-Mars-
oueen for gntenten mellem england
% Sranfrig, iom ieires paa benne
Maaoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24

aetten imorsen I'll Gorbsr. Scr
bette taser i'm geepnoeIie bill anfIa.
geoes Sinbstilitano bIi u~loerisgt al
to 2Gger, oa mango er al Den NE
ming, at ban CT iinbsforpirret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
Sorifjeut9t.
Eaitpr Hnlph 2i0rief

Eaitur &alpb 3iSrief peb Sen
amerifanife presbpterianife Wis.
iionsltation / Suoan / Noroafrifa
bsoe / 3irsoags al Saar, iom ban
blep t%ilfeiet for Ell llges Sio iioen
ga ban blen angrebet at en- 2spe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-04-24
vb,eaas Vrssmftmarres.

siaar De frioer til arsrterenee.
faa par faa rerIia az mceseIe, at
Sc qua heres apertisNenHnt ts2s.
rorab. Ycitens 9et fires 9em ben
beeite HeboneIira.