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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-07

~. Petersburg August 1.-Emperor
Nicholas has issued a manifesto onihnine
the events leading mp to the declaration Oi
war by Germany and saving that "Rus-
SLAMS will rise like one m.,n and rrpui~e
the m~olcnt attack of the enemy"
The text follows:
Bs the grace eff God we. Nicholas III. en-
perur and aut"crat OF MI the Ru-~ia~. king
~ Poland and grand duke oil Finland. etc.
to alI our faithful subjects make known
that Russia. related ~ faith and blood III
the Slav people. has never regarded their
fate with indifference.
But The fraicrnal sentiments ~ tic
Russian people for the Slav~ has been
awakened with perfect unanimity and
extraordinary force in these last few days
when Austria Hungary KNOWINGLY address
"a 10 Scrvia claims unacceptable for an ~
dependent state.
'~llaviug paid 40 attention 10 the pacific
and conciliatorv reply Ut the Scrsian gov
ernmcnt and having rejected the benevolent
Intervention of Ru~~ia. Austria Hungary
made haste 10 proceed to IN armed attack
and began 10 lombard Belgrade. nm open
place.
"Forccd ~ the situation thu. created NJ
take necessary measures " prccauiion. "
ordered the army and the navy put on :.
war footing ~ the same time using every
cndeavor 10 obtain a peaceful solution.
Our parlcy were begun amid friendly r.
%iation> with Germany and her allv. Aus
tria, for the blood and property of our sub
ject~ who were dear w u.s.
Contrary W our hopes m our yuod
neighhorly relations 81 long date and dis-
regarding our a. urance~ that the motnli-
zation measures taken we're in pursuance
or NO object hostile 10 her, Germany de-
handed their immediate cessation. Being
rebntfed m this demand. Germany suddenly
declared war on Russia.
To-day II Nv not only the protection ~ \
country related ~ u- and u~nin~tlv attack
"a that must W. accorded. but ~ must
safceuard the honor. tie dignity ami the
integrity of Russia and hcr position anon.
the great powers.
I'VE believe an~hakahly that MI our
faithful subjects will rise with unanimit,
and devotion for the defense a. Russian
soil: that Internal di~cord will ~ forgot
ten IN this threatening hour: that tic unity
u the emperor with his people will &c.
come still more close and t1at Russia. ri,-
M Ike one man. will repnl~e the in~olcnt
attack Of the enemy.
with profound faith in the iu-iice "A
our work and with n humble hope IN omni
potent providence IN prayer. we call God'~
blessings M holy Russia and her valiant
troops. NICHOLAS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-07
Emperor William SpeakS.

Berlin, August 7.-Emperor William ii
a speech from the throne ~aid In part.
1.-THE world has been u witness Of the
interchangeable manner I'M which we stood in
the front rank in the cndcavor Ia save Eu-
rope from u war between the great powers.
The greatest pcrilS due IL events IN the
Balkans appeared e. have been overcome.
bnt then the assassination II my friend.
the Archduke Francis Fer 1inand. opened
MP a great abyss.
my ally. Emperor Francis Joseph. was
compelled to take up arms to protect his
empire against the dangerous agitation IN
ancighboring State.
an pursuing her interests. the Russian
empire stepped IN the way ~ Au~tria Hun
gary.
"Not only our duty ~ an ally called u~
10 the side eft Au~tria hungary. hut the
great task was east upon a. 10 protect our
position against mntricndly forces.
"It was with u heavy heart | wa- com
PEELED 10 mobilize my army. The Russian
government. giving WAY ~ An Unsuitable
nationali~m. has stepped t. the side " 4
800 NAhf ANtVA-H fIltIiiitti Aft NdI
brought about the calamity II this war.
That France also placed herself On the
side Of our opponent was not surprising IN
u.
"Thc present situation arose not from
temporary conflicts of interest or diplo-
matte combinations, but N the result WI
ill-will existing for wear. against the
strength and prosperity of the German en-
pirc.
I'VE are not pushed on bv the desire oi
conquest. We are moved bv the unhend-
lng desire 20 secure for our-cive- and those
coming after "a the place on which God
has put a..
MY government. and. above an. nv
chancellor. tried until the last moment ~
prevent the worst happening.
"ln enforced elf defense. with clear
conscience and clean hands. We grasp The
sword.
40 the people and races q. the German
empire my appeal goes forth IN stand to-
ecthcr traicrnally with our allies in defense
at that which we have created IN peaceful
work.
Following the example VI orr f~orcfa-
Tiers. firm and faithful. earnest and chiy-
|%dlrou~. humble before our God and ready
to fight when in face 81 the enemy. 1T a.
eoniide ourselves a. the everlasting Al
mighty. who viii strengthen our defense
and conduct ii 10 n good end
At the conclusion of hi- speech from
the throne the emperor addressed the
deputies directly. saving:
'Gcntlcman. Nou have read what | said
- my people the other day from the BAL
eony n my castle. ! repeat now that |
40 longer know any parties. know only
Herman~. and IA order To testify that Won
are firmly resolved without distinction AT
part VITO stand by my side through the dan
yer Of death. ] call upon the Leaders WI
the different parties III the house ~ come
forward and lay their hands N mine ~ \
pledge
Dr. Won Bcthmann-H oIlweg. the imperial
chancellor, said:
"franee wa~ able 10 wait we were mott
\ French aggression into our flank wnuld
have been disastrous and W.. therefor.
were compelled TO o%vcrrnlr legitimate bro
tests Of the LHxemberg AMI Belgian GOV
We shall repair the wronr ~
are DONG a. soon W. our military aim.
have been reached"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-07

Ii~h fleet j. modified ~ the smallest vrH-
sci and the English army j. mobilixing."
The deputies arose again. turned toward
where the British ambassador, Sir Franci-
chccrcd wildly.
President P%oincare. IN a message to the
senate and chamber ot dcluties. dcclarct
'ticrmany had tried trcachcrou- IN 10 sur.
prise France and added. "Franrr was
ready and our covering troops will allow
mobilization ~ bc mcthodically carried
out"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-07

1t. Petersburg August 1.-Emperor
Nicholas has issued a manifesto outlining
the events leading mp "a the declaration Of
war by Germany and saying that Rus
SLAMS will rise like one m..n and rrpui~c
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-07

III any %errcnCon. reflection upon thc
character ~ anvopt. ~ which mas affect
he standing ci anN person. firm or cor
ooratlon. should rs published maiscftent
y II The rrVs sailur~ 81 The Herald. II
VIII h corrected promptly upon the aticn
ton 81 the publisher hc.nx called Tor 1t.
oaar of Publication
1900 Washington street.
I~rt.rhnrt Ne
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-07

N"palita. Texas. Aug. 7.-tolumbu>
Copeland. ~ Mercedes. Texas. IL ~yi~itin.
III brother. john Copeland. and his
br,t hrr-inlaw. w. y Holloway. this
week.
Mrs. q. ~. Pollard lsu last SATURDAY.
for Victoria. Texas. where shp viii visit
her mother.
Mr.. ". ~ Hiatt starts Thursday for
DalhATt. Texas. 80 visit her son. who
~ employed al thar place.
quite = number ~ persons IN this
~tcighhorbond have trouble with sore
eyes and blirdnv.S among their hogs.
y. q. Pollard left for Havana. cuba
This Nstk ~ ~ engaged u oversee the
planting ~ a large citrus orchard.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-07

For the Lord Cod j. a sun and shield
the Lord will give grace and glory: ~.
guod thing will hc withhold from them
that walk upriehtir Psalms lNxNir. Al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-07

The United State make the steel pen.
for about fifty countries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-08-07

There are twcnty-eight railway tunnel.
In England a mile or more long.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
SON MAY FACE
 MURDER CHARGE
Walter Haycock, Suspected of Beating Mother With Hatchet, Questioned by Prosecutor-Mother May Not Survive

Walter Haycock, accused by Of- ficers of having struck his mother on the head with hatchet in their lit- tie home in Paradise Valley some time Thursday night, may yet face trial on a charge of murder. Mrs. Frank Stevenson, Haycock's 52-year- old mother is in such condition at the Sisters hospital that it is feared by physicians that she cannot live.
 Scenes so weird that one might guess they had been torn from volume of Poe were related to As- sistant Prosecuting Attorney Candy yesterday by Haycock, who is again confined at the state asylum, from which he was releas sed on parole sev- en weeks ago.
 Mrs. Stevenson, it is believed, was injured some time Thursday night A blow on the head fractured her skull. All night she remained in the home with her son, without attendance of any kind Most of the time she was unconscious Blood from her wound stained the walls and floor of the house. Haycock remained in the house with her, but did not summon assistance It was not until neigh bors came to the house in the morn ing that Mrs. Stevenson was at- tended to.
 Asked why he did not call for help When he knew that his mother was badly hurt, Haycock said to Mir. Candy that he was afraid to leave fnor hn rh4 1srtk while he was absent.
 HaycOck, apparently rational, still denies that he struck his mother with the hatchet. He maintains that she fell upon the porch. However. Mir. Candy and officers who have inves- tigated the case declare that the evil dence tends to dissipate Haycock's explanation.
 hatchet was found on the porch of the home and it was also dis covered that efforts had been made to clean up the blood stains. Added to these circumstances is the state- ment of neighbors that Haycock wandered away from his home once before and was found a few days later with the same hatchet that was found on the porch in his possession. Neighbors at that time feared that he intended violence.
 Haycock was asked yesterday to explain how the crimson marks came upon the floor and walls of the home
 The roof of the house is painted red" he said. and I guess the rain dripped through and was colored by the paint
 If Mrs. Stevenson recovers, her son will remain in the asylum. Should she die, Haycock will be placed on trial to determine if he is insane. as is provided by the state law. In the event that a jury determines he is sane. murder charge will be brought against him if his mother does not recover. ~
 Mrs. Stevenson was in such condi- tion yesterday that physicians would not permit any one to visit her. Dur. ing most of the day she was uncon- scious. Little hope is held out for her recovery
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
SHIPMENTS MADE

Six cars of fat cattle and a car of hogs were shipped to Charles Hardy Packing Company of San Diego by J. R. Norton.
 Southwestern Sugar Company ship ped a car of sugar to Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
HERE ON BUSINESS

T. H.. Won Rolf. general agent for Northwestern Life Insurance Com pany was here today attending busi- ness matters. n. .s.,sA
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
GLENDALE

Miss Margaret Measher. of Glendale. Is the correspondent of The Arizona Republican in that
 district and will be glad to re- ceive all items of news at the Glenwood hotel.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05

Clyde Fitch's comeuy. "The Truth" is to be revived at the New York L1- tie thcater on Easter Monday.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT

e'N NttNW 6tN The oratical and voice contest of the High school pupils has been post poned to Monday evening, April 6, at p. n.. when the following interest ing program will be given at the High school building.
 PROGRAM
 Music-March Mlitaire Schubert Helen Hammels, Josephine Ham,
 mels. Ruth Roberts, Eleanor
 Roberts
 contest Song g........... Cecil Marks contest Song. .Vasco Coffelt contest song. Ruth Helm Contest Song. Josephine Hammels Oration-Mexico. ....... Harry Moore Oration-Our State. Eleanor Roberts Music-Darkie' Cradle Song. Wheeler Vasco Coffelt, Ruth Helm, Cecil
 Marks
 Oration-The goth Century Move ment. ........... Kathreen Scudder ValSe-ChOpin. Van Rathbun Standardization. .Vasco Coffelt Song-I Love You Truly. e. J. Bond
 Josephine Hammels Oration-WOman Suffrage. Cora Nigh Mocking Bird. ...........C Celia Ludwig
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
LApiEs, Ain

The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church held their regular meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Tom Adams.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-05
MAY LOCATE HERE

MT and Mrs Williams of Colorado are spending few days here. lock- ing over the country with the view of locating here.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12
Otter so Glars Srapor.

Sra Sonab, @is., bercttes Den
Soe Wai: Ger bolbtes igaar Ell
itor 5amiIieieit / 6ranf Splors
Stem beri @pen. IQc SlGgtninger
ira runot onlfring / Smegnen bar
tiliteoe. @tan troebe, at iantlige
MebIemmer al 5amilien bar for
iamLet; men bcri FOG man fell.
llnoer Samppret bragtes Samta.
len ben paa glbert Saplor, Der iom
Ell 10 Gar gaTmel 8ut Dor renlt
bieumefra meb ct Girfusielifab
1884, altiaa for so aar iiben, %
ipm man forIRngit troebe 300. "a
aabnebes pluoielig 1erer. % inc
traabte en- mihoeialorenoe Mano.
"@oboag Mor", raabte ban, ioet
ban ilpngeoc Grineile ON SalIen
pna Susmoberen, iom III er Iangt
oper Stepets glocr. Get par MI.
bert 5anlor, iom / ole oisie mango
aar intet bapoe la0et bore ira iig.
San err III ell pclitaneuoe alebmanS
! SeattIe. &aib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12
en- piloleoenoe
olnmerfnino.

Sra @~aibingtou mcobeIcS oet
6te Mai: &oniuneiltGrne piI life
lGngere bli pilbleoeoe til at tro, at
neutrality-suspicious. e%arontcres 81
ocparcr UNDER Sure 5000" .2open.
2onobulgsoeportcmcntet bar ioag
pe0taget Ell &eitemmeIie ON, at Au.
merfningen "gardntee6 unoer the
ioo6S ono briggs act" life mao at.
pelroes citcr Ben lite Ofoi 1915.
Gariaaen til 9eiIutningen err Den,
of Nnnerflllngen er iuloltpnoig
niloleocuhe, ioet 0er er ififfet til at
bibrin9e aonilmenterue BEN 5ro, at
peofonnlenbe 6eoe. eller Ipotbefer.
nurers &enbeo 90 llforfolifetheo er
gnronterct al Gegieringert, bpilfet
life er Silfploet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12
0~nofomitifatten bel trioes

Sra Woibin0ton mel0e3 Sen zoe
Moi: Cen iorite Gag, iom oirefte
inpolperer @r1utblopSntpsiigbeoen al
oen iobernIe Slt0fomitifat inoonfeoe5
ioog for De 6orcnebe Stoters Soie.
iteret.
Gen inoonfeoes for &eieiteret /
6orm al en- 2(ppel ira Ell al Oelt
foOerale Giitriftaret / ipOlige gtcp
Dorf afgipet &ienoelie, bpori ct Nm
Orogenoc ira en- al gftiebolOerue,
6ronf u. @ilibaher. on at iorbp0e
llnion Focificbanen at bctole 0enne
Sfot, oiuiites. Ger er / appeler
onfert life min0re enc 90 @runr0e,
bporior Sn0fomitifatten buroe er.
flores Tor grun6lousitrioig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12

ore ale &rigsifibe brager i'm Sos
igien. Nua @rllnb beraf bar Gifabrc-
d)cien ienbt DC tilbagepenOenOe Gle.
b~renoeiere Ell A0pnriel ON life at
eaa ilanb / tlogell al Saunebperne
uoen igrit at baue raobfert Jig nteo
ben fommanocrenoe brittle officer
pad Steoet.
Moroet paa Be 70 Brittle Huber.
~iaatter / Smegnen al Salisco, Wer.,
bar foranlcoiget en- fruitig &roteIt
ira ben Brittle Nmbnsiaopr / @alb.
ington % / England paft ny 6or.
bitreIie opcr Be SoreneOe StaterS
merifanife ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Der
iGtter iaapel brittle ionl andre
~frcmmeOe 2onOes llnOeriaattcr | en-
itaoig Sare for 2ip % Gienoom.
Ser raaOer ogiaa itGrft Mtisnsie
inben BET anlerifonife Sfficeraperio-
male pper oenlle muligens ifiGbne-
ipangre llpirfipmbeo.
@ilion % @rpan ipnes piaige til
at bile fiebe Sreo for enbper Tris.
Set fornlobeS BOG, at De / al Stil-
beb letter lit @aab til, at BET epelt-
tllelt pil lpffcs neutrality-suspicious.
at forOripc Sllertu, % at De err pil-
lige til at gioe Dem ellbper Soanos-
refining, iom life fan fortolfes lom
ct aa6ent @rilo paa Gro og 2ope
o%pcrfor &uerta, iom 10 ~uicrhehol-
bent er gaaet ino poa Wtpglingsior-
liget.
Gc9ieringen bar inaleOeS autoriie-
ret ltofsrielen al ale SlogS Scrip
ninger til Sen. @ilas Irnle ullbta.
gen &oaben oe ammunition. Sire
bags erfareoes BET, at fire tore tpife
Sampifibe er pon &eren til Merico
laoeoe-neo Saaben % anben 9rigs,
ammunition for &pnititltionolilter-
nc. Sfuloe BET lpffes oisie at be-
mG9tige Jig SampicO, bill OiSie fire
Sfibe ubin0ret flinne operlepere fine
Saonin9er til Garun5o co %ino. De.
~iib0ellen al Sampico bill ogian uabue
oisie Hbgang til at fao Jig tilienot
alt, hpuo &c maattc tiltrpnge, ira
europa, uben of ipsrge De SoreneOe
Stater ON Sorlop.
Sore Sificcrer er life enige meo
Erplioclltelt og Srpan i, at Gnran5a
% &illa pil iorblipe at ppre Geniler
al sc Sorenebe Stoter, og be feler
Jig / bpieite @rab oprprt oper Mlt-
ligbeben al, at bisie %aoben ipr eler
~ierlere bill bli rette0e moo oent oa De
u1loer oeres &omrlanbo itaaenbe
Soloatcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12
Oiplomatuenopnelle.

Sra Moibington mcIocS Ben 7oe
Mfoi: lloenrigsoeportementet meb-
bcIer iOog, at Irtbur 9ailp-@ Bland.
oro, Sefrctpr peo 0en anerifanite
NmbaSiooe / Sofio, Snpan, iom er
blepet lloieet til Miniiter til @aiti
eiter 0faOiion q. Smitb, Ser bar
taget i'm Nfeifo, oil tiItruhc lin me
StiQinQ iaa mart, ban fan a%fpifIe
iinc gffrrer / Srienten % fonlme
tilbagc til Be Soreneoe Stoter.
Ser oplpicS paa 6ordnleoning, at
SmitbS Afifebs6egi0ring par fri-
Villa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12
Koniulat aabnet toien.

Sra @nibirgton meloes SEN 70e
Moi: Sfslge cit ibag Of ltberrigs-
oeportenlertet nlootaget Hopport fra
aoniuI Simpidl bar omerifanif
aoniularogcnt Montague oobnet
aoniulotet / Gnnonen igicn. Som
beretter, at 60 omerifal1ife 6lpgt-
ringer er penot tiIbogc til Ganonco,
% at Stremmcn al a1tcrifunife
6lpgtninger ienbenfru er i%tal1iet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12
Wv Sfibs b

Sra Gric EcnnipIpanio, berettes
Sen 7Oe Mai: 6ragtbamperen
Gin Of Tonle", Ser ror paa Geiie
ira Buffalo iii 3oleoo, Clio, neb.
brGrOte tioIig ioagmorges til @ano.
gangen. Mun0ifa6et reooe0es.
SlOen opooge0cS melem GGffenc
itrar otter M,ionot al 9oabsmanoen,
% ale Mano fommnnoereoes iii al
befjImpc 6lummerne, Ser imioler.
tio iorplanteoe iig uleo ioa itor Sur.
tigbeo, at Ben mart bapoe faaet
Spertaget.
Otter TO Simers f~rugteSIes Gomp
gap aopteinen Crore iii at i9tte
Sfibet paa 9an0. Sarteiet er totaIt
8raa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12
en- heloie Moeler.

Sra Gouneaspiae, Ga.. beretteS
Den ice Mai: 9e oper 200 al 9on-
nellspiue Goal & Gofe Gamponps
grbeiOere, iom forrige Hoe 9ioroe
Streif moo ct pootpltft Neoilng /
Sennen, gienoptOg i0ag NrbeiOet,
iOet Oeres Sag bar blepet punOet al
Sberiif Nc. q. aiefer. Sberiffen
pootoo iig at optrroe iom MGgler,
og bette &perp uOferte ban mcO iao
itor 9patigbco, at ban iqoar 9lftcs
funbe n1eObele Streiferne, at De nG.
ite Worgen fulbe gienoptage ar.
beiOet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12
Sorimer blir KathoIif.

Sra Ghicogo meobeIeS Sen zoe
Mai: 6OrbenpGrenoe 6~orbunosie-
nator @iliam Sorimer. Der, iom oct
pil minoes, bIeg iraosmt lit embeoe
eaa @rnno al Salgbenragerier og
Stemmleopfieb, bleu / Ssroags opta.
get / ocn fatbolife Strife. Geremo.
MEN, Der iorrctteoes al Siifop ia.
bier, ianot Steo / Scrpite- aapellet
o. ban gif uGlte Gag Tor isrite
Sang iii Sfriite os iii aIters.
0aa @rrn0 al bans fremragenoe
Stiaing / Def oiientIise 2ip / Sor.
binSelie nieo Den SmitpnbisbeS of
ban er Ssn al en- presbpterianif
Treit. bar bans S~muenoeIie poft
itGrf Spiigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12
Dinterbpeoen
ltriigtcrne til et ri9t llSbnttc &c aacr
beo,tc.
st &ronaar ipaacs.

s Ell / SorSoaqS oiientlig9iort
Speriigt oper %interbpeDcus Gil
itnno bet lite Mai uotuler 9onO-
brligsocpartemeltct / Molhington
Sen Mening, at llbbpttet oil bli oct
%iterite, iom no9eniinbe cr inobetet
beri 2anoet. Spm lloiigterue FOR
nGrpGrenbe er, tegner llobpttet I'll
at ifule bli Ell 6en1teoel iterre emo
Nlplingen / 1918 % Ell balp Sang
til ina Itor iom / 1912.
Eoo ionlme Sib for eft glnr iioen
ontpbeoe Te1ieringens ApIinqsoper-
iigt ct llobDtte al 5t3,000,00 Gu-
ibel, men Sperilaget bite Jig at pG.
re altfor fonlerputipt, ioet oct pirfe-
Iige llbbptte blep 100000 Su-
ibcl lterrc.
Snnr nnilnaeS l~lObpttet til $50.
100000 9uibel. og enoa er ll0iig=
terne iaar bebre, enc De bar poa
innrme Sib iiior. Mfan bnr bapt Ell
Nob Ne0bpr oper belle &interhoe0e-
belief, iaa SorOen bar abiorberet
iaamegen TpDe, at Ser ifuIoe Ell mer
END ollninbelig itreng Sprfe til at
anrette nogen merf6ar SfaOe.
Set inrioaeoe @reol er omtrent
set iamn1e iom iiior, nemlig 3d.
$4,000 Icres.
SiGr er llOiigterne opernlaaoe
aooG / &anios, bpis @pIing nnilaaes
til 1872, 100000 @uibel, bpilfet er
45,000,000 9uiebl mer, END Der ap-
leoes oeri Staten iiior. llbbpttet i
CALEDONIA tegner til at iflille bli .berl-
imoo 100000 9uibel, eIler H..
100000 @uibel mere eno iiior.
&eiriorboloene bar / slpril oper-
moo0e ennitige for |interbpeoen, og
oeta Silitano Ben lite Mai antpocoe
ct llbbptte al 95.9 Trocent moo $50
Brocent for Ell Waaneo iioen. 90
BET merfelige bar, of &eirforboloene
/ April pnr lige gunltige / ale DC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Stater.
SfuIoe 6orboIoenc title Jig Iige.
iaa Jllnitige for &aarbpeOenS Teb.
fommenoe, pilbe 2au0ets inmleOe
SOeoeuo6ptte ilaa ole tioligere Ge.
foroer. Ger er Ell Mllligbe0 for ct
Sotolltobptte al ca. 900,000,0O0
9uibel. 6orrige 9lars @(pling, iom
bar Ben i%torite, man bapoe fouet, be
lob Jig til 763, 100000 Suibel.
NGit eftcr &onios pil, efter De
~nprnGrenbe lloiigter at BONNIE, Ne-
broifa fan ben ~itorite @interhneoeop-
ling, iOet BET oniloneS til $4,000
600 Suibel.
Sigc gnnitige er llbiigterne / Sn-
Diana, Slinois, Wihigan, SDio o.
Oiisiouri. : Sc norolige StiQe6ap.
Itater bar &eirforbolbenc iinpelthcn
pGrct ioeale, % SOnbo, @aihington
% Oregon pil ale inbbeite ltore 9lp.
lirger.
NebenitaoenOe Sa6el angiper
gcrcnreoIet, oet untpbeoe ltObptte
al %interbpeoe % @rebens Silitano
ben lite 0tai iaar % Ben famine "a
10 iiior:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12
Srvuuppet / Oct
bpioe BUS


Trpiioent WilionS nngite 9atter,
eleanor Honoolpb @iIion, blep
8orsoog Giten plet til 6inansmini.
tier @llliam Gibbs Mcgl6oo. Tiel.
len, Der iorretteoes al Gnitor Bead,
Treit neo oen ierite presbpterianife
Strife / Frincetun, ianbt Steb /
glaaioIen. Wtiis eleanor par oen
tloe, ion bar ferret lit Srpaup / BET
8ui6e &us.
Eoa Slaget 6 inbtonere6e Mdri.
nemuiiffeu She Star Spangleo
Sorner", Ser o~ileites al 9obenqrins
Srpaitpsmarid) / set 2iblif. Gru0e.
iolget bite iig / @oueOforriooren, o.
mens oct toge0e inn / Saleu.
s Spi0ien Tor Soget gif gru6.
gonmnens Norneborn, file Miis
Soqp Wc2lOoo. Otter benoe fom
gruoeus 10 Soitrc, 0irs. Sapres,
bUi3 gruQup itoo / set 6oioe Sus
Tor fnopt Ter Maaneoer iiben. @iis
Niorgoret @iIiou, TrGiioentens enc.
lie glenoPrenoe ugiite Iatter. Ga
e'ter eem igien fom 0tiis Rancp
Zane, Observation-Disclosures Canes nng.
tie Tatter.
gruoen iom isrtes al lin SAFER,
par flG6t / brio Silfe. rigt puntet
meo foitbare 9lonoer. Slsrct oar
i9itet runot Sopeoet nle0 Ell aran5
al Srangeblomiter.
gruogommen % bans "beoitc
Nano", Or. 6. I. @rauior. bau0e
oaere0e isr 9ruSeielgcts Anfomit
irbtoget line Qlaoie / 9Iaaialen.
@ielien forretteoes eiter Sen bro.
teitontiif-epiifopale airfes GituaIe.
s Mobintniug til Ssiteren
@lrs. Sapres. Ser Blot Iopeoe at
~agte og reipeftere", IoueOe DC
aooos 8ruo boilpot at pGrc Tin
Dtano UNDERTAKING.. Geremonien uor
iorreiten ganife fort ioet ben frn
fog II Wiinuter.
llmioSel6drt eiter Siclien tog
gruo % Sruogom ElaoS iOran
anminen / ~oen rebe Gar. mems
8ipiterne p~asiereoe iorbi o. brogte
Dem iine 9pfenifninaer. De fort.
iattc / Slot Og 6eIge iii Gen tore
Spiieial, bpor grplup$maaItioet
rente0e Dem.
Otter Soroet % eiterat De Npgiite
bapbe ingt 6arpel iorat tiltrpoe lin
9rpQupSreiie. lit @iPltcrne ia en-
Spingom / Gitialeu. Der for anIeo.
ninaen par glimrenoe opIpit.
Com @ipiter bar. iorlioen Grub
90 9ruoaoms nPrmeite Sl9gtnin.
ger. finn Sicepr9iioenten % bans
Suitru % Observation-Disclosures
nleo line 6amilier iuobubt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-05-12

piitnof tiIbage Tor ll6briiooet / 1869,
"a enocl al Saualtremmen raoeoe
Belt no / Napet og oclpiS eoclogoc
Gatanio.
Cen neore Gel al sGtnas Sfraa.
ming cr meget iritgtbar % tGt beiol.
fet. Spenior oct oprfeoe @plte or
Der betpbcIige Sfo1e lom naar % ill
Ell Soioe al ca. 1000 SOB. men
cpenior oenne @rTrie er EIanteucrten
pberit iparionr. Sperit er Der Sne
% IS.