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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
STATE HOME FOR
FEEBLE-M|NDED
BOYS IS URGED
Juvenile Court Judge an AdVo-
cate at Meeting of Wom-
ems Clubs.

Judge Patrick ]. Dolan, of the Juve-
nile Court, and John C. Kallem, super
intendent of the State Home for Boys,
were the speakers at the meeting of
the legislative committee of the New
Jersey State Federation of Women
Clubs, held yesterday afternoon at
the Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation, So Washington street.
Both speakers pointed out the need
of State institution for feeble-mind-
ed boys.
Judge Dolan pointed out that two
per cent. of the children of this and
other cities of it's size are feeble
minded and that not only should a
place for their proper care be provided.
but it should be located within easy
travelling distance of their homes.
The speaker stated that during the
year ending April 80, 1914, S39 cases
were brought before the Juvenile
Court dealing with 1878 children and
1928 different children, t,222 of whom
were brought before the court once,
5S twice, Is three times, 5 four times
and five times. Ninety per cent. OF
these cases came from Newark and
sol, or 40 per cent. of the total, were
guilty of stealing or of an offense
akin to 1t. OF the 200 cases examined
by the psychologist, Mrs. Mabel H.
Kirk. four were found to be ad.
vanced, 10 normal, and the bal
ance retarded from one to nine years.
The women of the country. Judge
Dolan declared. by their investiga-
ton. resulting in the organization of
the Societies for the Prevention Ct
Cruelty to Children, are responsible
for bringing about the reformation
of juvenile courts. Three reforms for
which he besought the interest OF
the club women were the trial in
Juvenile courts of boys under six
teen, arrested for offenses commit
ted in conjunction with older people:
the extension of the Jurisdiction OF
juvenile courts to deal with people
who contribute to Juvenile delin-
quency, and the provision of some
place for feeble-minded children who
need to have custodians.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
Victim of Assault Dies

AURORA, ILL.,. Nov. 20.-Mlss Jennie
Miller, wealthy Aurora woman. who
was mysteriously assaulted IN
churchyard Wednesday, died early
today without regaining conscious
ness. The police made vain efforts to
get a statement from her that would
aid them in tracing her assaiian-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20

many thousands of acres more, the
Board of Works obtained authority
to expend $1,000,000 in Pequannock
land, and purchases have been re-
peatedly made since. until the city's
holdings. with the proposed new &C
QUESTIONS, will amount to more than
twenty thousand acres, much larger
one than the State owns in forest
reserve.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
WOMAN STRUCK BY
AUTO BADLY HURT
Mrs. Ella r. Van Houten, of
East Orange, in Critical
Condition.

Mrs. Ella r. Van Houten, forty
three years old, of 81 Eaton place
East Orange, is in the City Hospital
in a critical condition suffering from
seven broken ribs, a fractured collar
bone and a possible fractured skull
She was hurt vest rda Afternoon
at South Orange avenue and Tenth
street by wa king into an automobll
driven by Philip Wangner. of 15G
Ridge street Mrs. Van Houten, her
daughter Hazel and Jennie Van Alta
who lives at the same East Orange
address. alighted from a westboun
South Orange car at Tenth street.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20

in the army fighting. One of my sons
here is in the United States army.
You see where my feeling takes root.
Yes. blood is thicker than water, and.
of course, / shall do my utmost for
the cause dear TO me.
7 did not intend that anything
should be known of my contribution
to the other side. l hate making
charity public; but now that it IS let
me say that [ do it and am glad to
be able to do it. l am a wealthy
woman ] have made success here.
[ have already sent money abroad and
shall send more 1t is for the Door
for those whose men have been killed.
for those who cannot beg who are
destitute but whose position will not
allow them to become beegars.
u have received anonymous letters
in the vilest language from people in
England who do not ike my attitude,
saving that l ought to be more of an
American. 1t is now just the same
as it was six years ago when I was
falsely accused and had to explain
my position; but abroad nv brothers
and sisters are suffering and I shall
help therp. If people do not like it
I cannot help it,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-20
Moiieni1auer,
Sugar King, Dies

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Frederick
d. Mollenhauer millionaire sugar re-
finer, died suddenly of heart disease
today at his home in Brooklyn. He
was fifty-four years old.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

bco, at Ben Wtono, Der ianot Fengenc
oa bebolot Dem, anereoe bette pao lit
Oeosleie og tog oct 2site al line
@srn, at De %inareit ffuI0e ifoffe
nponte Sltm tilOeie oa tilbagebetale
Den til oens retnn9slige Gier, lloor
bette fr%areenes, pioes Inlet ON Ga.
gen. oa ben 0tono, Der benpenote fig
til YoIitiet meo 8esjprirg on OF
iinoc Te19enes @ier, beo 60 bar
bunben til Soitsbeo. Ir8. Golliton
bar / 1891 bIeuen Gift, og be 5000,
bun netop bobbe taeet 10 al en-
@anf, bar benbes Sabers @~ruDegaoe.
Soet bun off benob 0icollet 9lpenue
nor benOeS @nmop9ife 0oaet ooben
og E%engeblutfen falot no. Gn apia'
DC boooe Io9t Werfe til, al cit Wano,
ser iltlgte5 al Ell liben @ige, 6oooe
to0ct Ell Ii6en Faffe op al Sortoll.
oct, hporpno DC 70 ifrooe6e oper @n.
oen % ioripon0t / en- Si0eqaoe, men
hocm oenne Wtono bar, fuun6e life
oplpIcs, oq boDoe oct life nGret Tor
Eolitiet5 Sptegnelier, piloc Silora'
Qellcn MI belt bore CLIENT. Mfnnoen
~iorbriQtc be fnnbne Eenac. men iod
fom llbelb, Sp9oom oQ Sonpittig.
beo9fpnler, og Tor at TITLE OiSie TO.
Qes paa GsoSleiet opennrptte 2efte.
Get Iaber til at De eitcrInotc 9srit
bar / TRANCE Scar, men Collar for
Collar bIep Iogt tiliibc, inotil oct
nienoe Sltnorebe bar iulOt. WtrS.
GoIliton blcp rsrt ober Bette 9euis
pno @ornS Sroifab Ii0coperfor eli
ongrcnoe Saoer oa tilboo liz at til
baQcIepere set babe al Sunm1en,
men SronSaftioncn er Qiort poa eli
Ion0on Wtnaoc, at ingen bar oen fler-
ncite Soc ON bpem eller buor Sami-
lien er. Set eneite bireftc @uolfab,
AIRS. Golliton bar erGolot fra Scr-
meme cr bette: "0i er i6n9 mere Inf
tcIigc, emo Ri bar pGret pnn % Ior."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
2iae 0eroems trpftc Ypecr.

st franIf b~iblioerafilf Sioslfrift
opaisr antallct al De gsser, iom CT
uofommet iiben Observation-Disclosures
SpfinbeIie. Set ~freneaar beraf, at
Ser fioen 1850 or uofontHiet life
minSrc enb If $40 trpfte gsser
/ ale Gcrbens 2anbe. Seri er no.
turIiapis meoinobefottet De iaafaIote
"Snf,rnobIer", meb bpilfet Napn
mar, beteeuer bc inotil gor 1900
trpftc @sser, o. bpao bisie atgaar,
itaar S%piflanS Icm set 9anb. hoor
Soatrpfferfuniten opiiuo, iclpislse-
liza fsrit. Iens rrar, merer at flen'
Sc "a. 10000 tpffe S%nfunabler, bill
fet gntal BOG life er sanife iibe'
itriSt, hor man | Stalicn $685., !
SollonS o.0i9 % | Sranfris 1925
Srfunablcr.
Smfring aarct 1900 par Gntal.
let aarIis nofrmmcnSe Ssser CO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
3Mnutuuu.
Snnncl ifaI ocntilcrcs.

Srnnnel tfal pcilfilcrcs. Mortberll
Eocific Sanen bar peb lin $500 SOB
Iaitee 9IoIsburp-Sunnel pcitenior
SeIcna beapnat SuitaIIering al ct
%cntilnticnsiuitcnL Der ifaI boISe
Sen lanec @iennemborina fri for
Hpe. InlGgget err Oct isrite paa
nrpntc @ancipitcm % BET treble al
lit SIaes / belle 9anbet. %entiIations.
ipiten,ct bcitaar hopebiagelie al en-
u9Ibig Bite. Der ueo ct itcrft Suit.
trGf boIocr &sgen ioran 9ofomoti.
net. Haar ct nleset larat Sog. I. Or.
Sraattoe. bar 2ofomotip baaoe for.
on % bag, er Suittrpffet iaalebes al.
pastel, at &sgen ira oct baere 2oto.
motip life presies belt hen til set isr-
tic, men ieres meo | ~pasienoc Ii-
Itano ira Sc tc Naifiner. Inlpaaet
upiercS peo SunellenS eitre Gnoe, itaI
oripes meo 0ump % foitc omtrcnt
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
9luaerifas Conner al Vor8e,
9ilcanet be ncrif= nmerifanifc Spser az
"Ssnner al Norge.
WeI.: "Ssnner al Nor9e BET 1lr9amle
Nioe."

s<NNAs@
Ni9e."
Ssnner al Goree berober | Te'ten
alemner Dog alpria bet T%lc9nnlle Harr,
Sonfer1,e bore Sc flppcr inn SlGlten
bruicnbe hen MOB Sen elifebe Strnno:
dlorie oct nnttcr
S~neIanbet5 Shtter
iooe BET I'D al bort t~rofnite Sinb,
froftiae Spnoer sc fielbfait beIfhtter
giI'bet af Noree % prG9er bet IND!
9noaet ri ber paa 9lmerifas Sletter
npe % pelitclte. fribaarne Slent.
faoreIte aranIen lont Satfen ri %fletter,
enifer iaa Nnlorbet pibere frem, -
Set bar os eipct
9ilfddr / 2ipet
Iom a os Stnrtc % Sipsmoo o9 Sro,
Reninaer brsbcS % ofie pt tibet,
bpoaer boe iitfcrt poa Samboloets Bro!
Senner al Torge hi itebie bill barre,
tror at set sapuer os ielp og bort soil,
hrpbe bets Sribeb, bets 8et og bets Ire,
Sanbbebs % Hetf9rbeus urreoe Solt'
SgrIia hi Iooer
firmpe beroper
for bpnc os tntfcs er SnbIatien o1re.
SSanen hi better oe 9piten pi pober,
taoer iaa fat poa Dor oa9lt9e SGro!
Omar SiIien.
Winneapplis, Winn., lore Tai 1914
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

bpor sc IofoIc Sracr life fan loretta.
ac @ehanbIinlen. 0cnne bcltadr |
ire forificIliQe %lloipreitnin9cr Al
Serlrm op toNcr 90 Gage. Ter pon'
itoae&, al iaolcoca bcbouolcoc Fcrio'
ncr or fuloitrnbiQ uiulobtnGcIiac Tor
Nerocieber cllcr Spiu5 / IRE War, o9
ia hcruc SUaoom cr cit Al nc prr'le
Iicnoer, en- 9lrmc / ariAatio bar at
tiUnpc moo. cr @cboholillaer |
octtc GiIiploc al itor &igtigbeo.
Statcns MISUNDERSTANDING or nj
ret. Zen RlmOreiic, ion ct Gll'tn el'
Ter Here Mlono iorri8c Hoe Qioroc
ill StutcnS itprrc @ncr Tor at 'ltrc
&c til S,umuS NpQuinQ pco Nanoma'
llbitillinacn ~neopcnoiQc Ecnac, az
luttcoc5 2erbua / Nlnribolltoipn o1
man houoc "a De $3.50 zoe, ionl frr'
pcS. Ieraf or / @atcrloo lllbifrlbc'
ref $4,000, 0cS Nfoinc@ $4,000,
Council @htff5 $4,000, Siour Gitn,
TubuQilc. Sort Soo1c, Clinton VI
ucnport % Geoar NnpioS hper So
600, Ottumua $1,000, Boone oA
burlington $4,000, CifoIooio o9
NiuScatine $1,000. @upcrner Glnrfc
bar iontioiQ uOnGpnt %ielGenoc Itoo'
enoe aommi9iiou for Yonamosll0-
itillinacn / Sun 6rouciSco: ". ".
Morfh &8uterloo, 6ormono; Sol. u.
". 6rcnd], Gooenport; Charles y.
Curtis, 9lmcs; q. :. Steen. Nelt
Qi6crn; ". IS. SoifclI, Gcoor Ho-
pio@: @corQe Sam, Ottnmltpo; @cor'
oc &. 8ilion, Sr., Clinton; =. :.
Gals. gQotcrlou; Rolpb Bolton, Qea
Moinc5; Gmnet Sin0bn, Council
BLUFFS: :. e. @Iocf, Siour Gin, og
Charles Nicgtioer, 0toion Gitp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
200; men anereoe to aarburoreocr

1900; men aIerebe to aorbunoreoer
ienere, ontfrirg slaret 100, bar BET
lteset til ca. 10000; / 1887 bar
Intaaet ca. 100000, os i 1908,
bpiIfet aar Den foreligeenoe Stati.
tiff ~afiluttes, bar bet 174,375. Ga
/ De 5-6 Iar, iom iiben er gaaet,
er antaaet rimeliepis poerIisere ite.
get.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
mtarnnHn.

Nurthfrn Taciiic betaler. Stats.
fosien bIep iioite Meanoag $4,000
riaere, ioet Nortbern Eacific gailens
Gmbeosm9rtb inbienote De Sportler,
Iom EN- Seieiteretsbom forleoen fanot
&orporationen plistig til at betale.
enc peb Gpnberap. Smtrent Ell
CONNIE Sne falot Wtanoag Iften /
Strseet peo Go,ioerop, men bet bpioe
Opffe iorioanbt iaainort Solen
brsb frem BEN n9ite Sag. TGIten alt
Smaagrsn Dor laaet Ser / Smegnen.
ltms Yiae pimber 1tSmerfelie. Seo
Sc acknowledgement. iom iaar Of
bolotes meIlem gIeper / Statens Spit
i%foler, bor WtiiS @alborg Saltltao at
Gau Claire punbet fsrlte Tlaos peo
ire Treper, bporfor bum iii ifal re-
prrientere fit Oiitrift peo Statsfott'
teIten, Tom nfbolbes / MtaoiIon.
@ulbsmanb faar lin Straf. SSsobn
Sambereer, Ser for ire Wiauneber Il.
Ben / Ga Crosse operfnlbt % plpllbre.
sc Syobn Stlieen al Sanesboro,
Wfinn., bleb / 9egpnoelien af lteen
paagreben i eft Sfitr nPr @a-Gresieiit
% brngt for Nctteil. San tilitob lin
grsoe og iosnltes ct @ars Sensiels-
Itraf.
ct bpren6e Trngtoiitrift. It
Srlgtbiitriftet beo @a1bltrn itobig
porer fig itsrre fam foritaaes beraf
at Ser ipaar plnntes Sr,tettrPr %
9prbuife til en- &Groi at ober $4,'
600. Ser frembringes III sGbler.
Elommer, airiebpr - ia, Ielp Ser
ifetter bar bit fig at tribes Der o9
babe i~tiGopanli9 goo Smag pg Sill.
ler.
8efienbt gpismano bpb. 6. II.
Tetbericf, alminbelig fienbt iom
Uncle Sicf", bsoe iibite Manoag |
lit Sien / Milmaiifee. San bar |
Morenes Sob pirfet ion Ipisreoafter
/ Can Claire, MiItpaufee % @oois
ion, ligelom ban / mango Iar bar
apisforreIponbent peb 2egislatiiren
OF Iom Iaaban blep en- at Statens
beoit fjerlbte Eolitifere. llnoer 8lts
pernpr ScofielO par SCR. Ectterief
Meolem al 9oaro of Control.
Snaem ieilbar &uef Miper. Sra
@aIbington err fommen 1tnberret'
ming ON, at Geaierin9en life bill for
anitolte npgen Spmuorinasarbeioer
Hpcf Miper ira Gainesville til Wfiss
iisiippiflpben, ba Ser life piloe bliue
SeiIaos nof til at 9isre Toretagen'
BET ls%nnenbe. Ser iiges / Dem afgip.
ne Mopport, at Ser life err nbiigt til
Ioo itor Srafif, at De betpoelige no.
after meb en- ipp Soos &anal ira
Ssanespille, 9jennem geloit, &ocffcro
% Giron til Sterling, tilnPrmelles-
bis furoe eritattes.
Oil briues Iaret rnnbt. Ger bar
pnret iaat, at alle Observation-Disclosures
pilbe luffes iom Sslee al ben me
SoIotarit men be fire inoen @iScon'
fin pprenoe Sabrifer taaer bet paa
en- belt onben Maaoe. Se bar 1teln'
liza befienbtgiprt, at life alerle bill Der
Iom fer mootages Sufferroer, rtaar
ben Sio fomlner iii Soften, men efter
at ppre faroiee bermeo bill De ino'
fsre Sufferrsr og fortiPtte meo Bet
te Haamateriale, iaa Sriften fam
fortIpttes Iarct runbt. Ser er !
Ienaere Sib foretaget Grperimetter /
benne &etning, % man er MI forois'
let orr, of Sobriferne paa oetttle
Woabc Itobia fan boloes gaaenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

Ine gfimre ira 9eepibelien al
aorreiponbaneeu ira 0utbcr College
@onh'5 Nor9e@tur gratis til me
Nbonncnier poa "Cecorah.Toiten"
gbonner M "a islg nleS / SIsle IN.
tercSionte @reue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
Srnfnct / Hnfc Nnllcsbh. Z

ion, 40 Gnr Gantnel o9 bocnoc !
Cannon Sails, orufncbc SenonN I
2ofc @nllc2bu. ioct han ltnocr SITE
i Innmcn ioIOt / &onoet. Non e.
tcrlnocr iiN &uitrl, oQ TO Sern.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
Ieprricutnnt for Wccfcr Gunntg

Wioollu5 SSobuiom Erriiocnt ior
Stntcna Socicr Of Gai,itn, bar it'll
lei iio iom aonoioot for RcprTicn'
tont / @%cgi3Iotlrren ira N|ectcr
Enuultn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
3ttii,,trrntu.

Sposialo / Nnnifa. Nfr3. Gnton
Cuien err forrige llgc ui9auct peb Do
Den / tit Stem / Santa. Fo't. Nor
MANI iorrcttcoc peo Qcgrouellcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
Spncr Snabrno iann0.

actfonS S~oQbrllQ / Gopcr or mi
ioono Iaopcl Sat Iom Sag belfiH'.
tiocnoe ouer 200 Muno. Onttrcnt 30
Williuuer Ioo Gpnmer fon | Soms
ncrcn5 Yob ifoiic3 tiIpcic lor Bette
SQQbrul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15

pi0@; @coroe Sam, 0ttunltpo; @cor.
oc &. @iIion, Sr., Clinton; Y. :.
Goi@, g9otcrIoo; Rolpb Bolton, 0eS
WoincS: Gmnet 8inQbn, Council
BLUFFS: :. e. @Iocf, Siour Gin, og
Charles Mcgtioer, Otnion Gitp.
3ttiit,trTntu.
Spssialo / Santa. Mr3. 2lnton
Cuien err iorrige llgc oigduet peo %
Den / tit Sicm / Santa. Fo't. Nor
MANI iorrcttcoe peo 9c9rdnellcrl.
Neprricmtant for Wcefcr GOnntp.
W2aanu5 %Sobuiom %rTiiocnt Tor
Stntcns Socicm OF Garitn, bar It'll
LEI ia Tom aonoioat Tor 8cprr'cn.
tont / &c9i1Iatllren ira N'eetcr
Gountn.
S%rnfnct / Cafe %pllcsbH. q. Tohns
ion, 10 @ur 0unlnel o9 bocnoe !
Cannon Sails, orufleoc Senon1 I
Gofc @nllc2br, ioct hnu ltnocr 6I'tc
/ Gunmcn ioIOt / %onoet. @on e.
tcrluocr iiN @uitr1l o9 TO @erll.
Sp,ucr Sao6rua iaau0. Goof x
actdomS SoQbrlQ / Gomcr or III
iQon0 ioopcl 9tut Iont Sac, belfiH1.
tiocnoc ouer 200 Muno. Onltrcllt 30
Williouer 500 Gpnmcr fon / Son1'
mcrcn2 @ob ~ifoiic5 tiIpclc Tor Bette
SoQbrug.
Sfulcont uinocr @clpnninN. Stats.
uOiullin1cna @citurcIle uolooeoe
lin Gio Ell WclominQ Tor hOcrt Gorn.
Inn Tor ocn bcoite Nibou0IinQ itrcpci
Iof en- Glcu / Ioltcifolen. 0cmc @e.
Ipnnina cr / &toico Gonltp bIcoer
Itilficnot GoporO SoInm.
%%rnlInppcr. Mii3 Cara 81. "a.
cobIon % lbcoOorc Nlion, bcg0c Al
Rocf Gountp, bIcp Iorlc0Cn ~r3tcuicoC
Ii @rllocr8 Sorplorc2, Mr.. % Mrs.
ucob &ucobionS Silent ucO Stocrnc
- Z Suuernc cr Ntiia 9lmu apcn.
BAL blcpcn Git mch 6rco. ". Met
al @ipcitone Gountu.
Gr bso paa %eitfpitcn. iii St
IGIotO or iu0lcbct lllhcrrctnlnQ ON
at @illiam &. Ghriitcnicn, Iom
molac Ior boc0c ocritco2 % O0r BE
Iticut pco Gorcncoc Stutcr3 Hnn0tou
for. err 0po / StcucniorL Noih. Nal
urrnoluooc Nnut Al Stcpcn'on Der
ltNc poo Ncittnltcn o. %opnoococ el
@lOcr Al 20 Nnr.
Srrbt al Gas. Mrs. Eohn q
Ncliou. IS glnr Qaumlcl NJ bocnoc
N2mncupplia, blcu MinnonN MorQcl
|oi ct Srn Ilmocu ~ljQQcuoc oucr wo4
ouncu. frolt al @o2. Nun huuoc
nuocn Glo rUrct iuNcliQ NJ "a Inn
Itihlio pur itooct ~ Tor at ifa''
uarn,t &ano. hopoe bu aieniu1Il,
hciuimct uctop iont Sen uobueoc Woa
hruuocr iflu0c tUu0r2 "a Gurltlttcl
ror iulOt lo al bcuOca 6lnarc.
Gnnoinlo / %eltrnmi Gunntn. Gn
sci EauO blcu inr 'oriolonc Sfott
iolot / @culOii ncunc ltQc, bclpl
Oeuoc N}uuouQ ~ @lcnncmlnit2prl
len Tor uomcrtct Nnrmlano bic
$40 pr. Ncrc. Gnncl al SauoC
iolltca iua lopt ion St.35, mcbcn
cnfcltc Sntfcr bpoc2 op til So ~
.Gcre. SnuoipcfuIonter ira Miuul
%opclj2 ~ Ghiruao uor tiIitcoc. ~ !
IiiQc4 al hare oubru8t Here Suiin
Collars / octtc @0no.
timber Nuflaae fOr SlSSpnHirttrli
\. Is. Alleu @eiprer 'or alIcn y
GOODS 60, hui2 @utIt / 8raU0 M
piOs uc0brru0tc 0en Gtc Mai. {
iammcn meo i'm Nlitru % bcno,
SeitcuocbarrL NCrnou leapcr
blcunc arrcitcreoe % iot mocr vi
+, tIoQc Tor %IOapooirttcIic. N2iiit
i, Ircu0c @rnuOmorihoI Tortiu +,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
Spcnoc SaScrS Nnife citcrfommct

9trs. Z. u. Gollitou | WfinneapoIiS
mootoa iorIeoeu SaN $500. Tom huu
Tor % Har iiocn table pon Nicollet
Iuemuc. Eengeue blcp tiIboaelcpe.
rehc gieurem Holitibepartemcntet,
men naar 'raregnes Den Smit1uoiI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-15
timber Mnflasc fur SlN0pnairttrlic

: Is. Al,en @eimrer Tor ALLEN Grp
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-11-19
NURSES IN THE WAR.
What the Women are Doing.

The women of the Warning Nations
are nursing, cheering and comforting
the wounded or dying The women of
Europe not only wrap bandages and
scrape lint, but they tend the farms,
dig coal, carry burdens and do the
work Of the men now under arms,
Every male fighter, however brawny
and heroic, was born of woman; the
high courage and hardihood that are
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-11-19
NOW CONFIDENT OF
PEACE IN MEXICO

Washington, Nov. 1".-Satisied that
peace is certain in Mexico within a
very short time the administration is
considering the best means of aiding
in the restoration of that shattered
republic. - .----
Reports that General Carranza was
inclined to recede from his promise
to quit were not credited here.
1t is explained that naturally Car
rama is trying his best to drive a
bargain that will be advantageous to
himself and his closest lieutenants,
but that his elimination with that Of
Villa is certain.
One thing Mexico will have to face
will be demands from the United
States for indemnity resulting from
the warlike demonstrations on the
coast and occupation of Vera Cruz.
Every possible assistance will be CIV
en- Mexico by the United States to re-
fit her bankrupt treasury.
American fnanciers will be urged
to make loans on liberal terms to the
new government just as soon as it is
established in Mexico City on a stable
basis.
Carranza is expected to go to Ha-
vana within a week or ten days for a
lengthy stay.
With Villa it is different. He wants
to tour the United States. Advices
here indicate the first place he will
steer for will be Washington.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-11-19
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