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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

Two baptismal services were conducted
bv Elder Silas Moot, at the Zion Home
ban+istrv this week. On Monday even
mo six persons were baptized, and one on
Thursday morning. This makes an aver
q oe Of one baptismal service week, since
July.
Mrs Hagelberger and three children,
arrived in Zion City a. week ago Sunday,
from Northern Wisconsin. She will make
Zion City her home, and expects her hus-
band to arrive shortly. {.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phil, returned home
Monday morning, after spending week
in Minneapolis and Saltwater, Minnesota.
The following is list Of towns, cities,
and states, represented by visitors at
Shiloh Tabernacle, the past two weeks
Salt Lake City, Idaho; Chicago; Lincoln,
Nebraska; Nebraska City, Nebraska; Spo-
kane. Washington; Waukegan, Ill; Ell
mira. New York Providence, R. 1. !; Evans
ton. Illinois; Cadillac, Michigan; Wood
ham, Ont, Canada, Scheafferstown, Pa;
and Oak Park, Chicago.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

The Rockefeller Foundation sought ma
tional incorporation as an institution to
promote the well-being of mankind
through the world" but congress failed
to give national sanction to this
Ambassador Page says that it will re-
quire million dollars month for seven
or eight months to relieve the most press
ing demands ''In fact" the ambassador
declares, many will starve now before
food can reach them
TO relieve this condition, the fund, ag-
gregating many millions, is now to be
directed The announcement states that
the administration Of the relief work will
be absolutely NEUTRAL and extended to
the various countries involved"
A ship laden with supplies is now on it's
way, direct to Rotterdam, Holland.
THE STOCKYARDS ARE CLOSED in
Chicago for the first time in their history.
The order to close came on the 9th, from
the state live stock commission, in an eff
fort to check the epidemic Of foot and
mouth disease raging among the cattle in
six states, and which is still spreading.
Besides Illinois, New York, Maryland,
Michigan, Indiana, and Pennsylvania are
under quarantine. A federal embargo
has also been placed on shipments of cattle
from Ohio.
Twenty-one cases have been discovered
in Lake county, Illinois, and two hundred
dairy cattle, which had been exposed to
the disease, have been placed under strict
quarantine. The outbreak is regarded as
the most serious of any that the United
States has yet experienced. Not only has
it already spread over an extensive area,
but it's virulence seems to be above the
average. The cost Of suppressing the last
outbreak, in 1908, was estimated at 1929,
112 In addition, the loss to dairy and
stock raisers was heavy.
The yards, which do a business Of over
81 100000 day, were found to be the cen
ter Of wide disease area. The food sup
ply Of the entire continent is in danger,
declares Dr. Ramsey, of the bureau of
agriculture.
The foot and mouth disease, otherwise
known as "murrain, spread over seven
states in five days, and is now running to-
nj h. 80
ions Of cattle are grazing Once there, DR..
Ramsey says, it will be impossible to stamp
it out, and the cattle Of the United States
the best in the world-will become like the
cattle Of Europe-hereditarily diseased.
The disease has made a path across the
eastern half Of the continent and unless
it is combated thoroughly and Immediately
there will be the biggest calamity Of the
kind America has ever known. Even now,
millions Of beeves must be buried, and
meat must inevitably go way up in price,
for Europe is crying for cattle, sheep, and
hogs, and cannot be served. We our
selves, DR.. Ramsey declares, must turn
part vegetarians Of necessity for time.
Federal and state authorities in the
quarantined states will cooperate to COM
bat the disease, and farm-to-farm inspec-
ton will be carried on All infected cat
tie will be killed and the feed on the farms
burned. Farmers will be reimbursed for
their losses.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07
A Poem

There's a man in our town,
Whose name is Mr.. Finn;
He is seeking renown,
And making grin;
You'd think he's an angel
When you hear him begin
In bombastic way tell
The virtues of vaccine.
He called the lacemakers
To counsel with him:
I'll give you the shakers
If you don't obey Finn;
We've called in the doctor
To put in vaccine,
And you must obey him,
If even you sin.
Well stand true to our colors,"
Our Zion help said
Well stand here as brothers,
Though we shall fall dead;
Well never surrender
Our faith in our God
But each a defender
Of the way we have trod. "
Then, pitched up with anger,
There spoke Mr.. Finn:
Well make you face hunger,
Yourself and your kin;
I'll dismiss you from work
If you reject this vaccine
But our Zion help giggled,
His talk sounded like tin.
You insult me! You taunt me!'
Said the sanity CD Mr. Finn;
Why do you not listen?
Why don't you come in?
We only scratch on your arm will
make,
And some of our cowpox put in;
It's filthy and dirty, but still you must
This he1lisb connection, and obey
Finn
The devil reared loud in the bottom
less pit,
That he had such scamp as Finn,
Who could make such a wonderful hit
That himself to hell would bring in.
But all Zion saw the hoofs and the
horns
Which were worn by the said Mr. Finn;
And they would not surrender,
Because Firms talk was too thin.
What sanity palaver
We've heard of this Finn,
Who waggles his tongue
And uses his chin
But soon we will hear
That distinguished Mr.. Finn
Say, with sobs and with tears.
That he is all in.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07
THE PANAMA CANAL had been close

THE PANAMA CANAL had been closed
to navigation by another landslide. Col
onel Goethals stated that there is no
way Of stopping these landslides in Guile
bra cut; that the engineers must content
themselves with removing the material as
fast as it falls into the canal, until the
strata Of earth and rock above have per-
manently adjusted themselves to the
change in their base. The obstruction
caused by the landslide was removed and
navigation again opened Thursday.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

NEW PASSENGER RATES will be-
come effective December l, and will affect
all railroads operating in the territory
north of the Potomac river, east Of the
Mississippi river, and west Of Buffalo,
Pittsburgh and Wheeling. Fares will be
put on 211a cent per mile basis.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07
NEWS OF THE WORLD

ed at 45000,000 fracs ($9,000,000); pay
able 100000 francs ($5OO,OOO) weekly,
and the levy on the province of Brabant,
Of which Brussels is the capital, is $780,
100000. - The German plant straw"
men in uniforms to fool the Allies into be-
lieving they art outposts. Dummy guns
are also made from old farm wagons and
placed where they will draw the fire Of
the enemy's artillery. - Certain death
is the fate of every civilian found carry
ing arms in the cities taken by the Ger
mans. - It is reported that CONSUMPTION
is anticipated in England 49, The effects
of the approaching winter on the campaign
in Russian Poland are already evident.
The trenches are filled with water, and in
one instance the men Of regiment stood
for two weeks, day and night, in water
breast high. Sheikh Aziz Shawish
has published and disseminated through
Syria and India an infammatory docu-
ment urging the Mohammedans to fight
against Great Britain. According to
reports, the black fighters from south Of
the Mediterranean are most savage in their
fighting, refusing to give any quarter, and
have killed many Of the wounded -
Prince Maurice of Battenburg was struck
by shrapnel bullet from bursting shell
and died almost Immediately. The
French call the aeroplanes (of which a
leading French general said one aeroplane
was or h a brigade Of cavalry
Taube s." which, in English, is "dove. -
- England, like France, Germany, and
Russia has become one vast hospital. =
One Of the most serious problems in the
armies is the disposal Of the dead A
vast funeral pyre was erected by the Ger
mans near Esternay, after the terrific bat
tie there, and thousands Of bodies were
cremated. - The Prussan diet met re
granting a credit Of 1878, 100000. --
The students Of the various Russian uni
versities have been called to arms.
Three million Belgian refugees are being
fed by charity. Rioting is feared, the
starving people openly threatening at
tack. Taxes in 1913, in Germany,
reached their maximum. The Kaiser pro-
claimed it a "year Of sacrifice" for the
Fatherland In that year, two hundred
fifty millions was raised, called the Con
tribution for Defense -- Gun deaf
ness - permanent injury to the hearing
from the noise Of big guns-is affecting
the armies. Germany is only about
three -fourths as large as Texas, with a
population Of sixty-fve millions.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07
GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION Of the

GOVERNMENT SUPERVISION Of the
coal mining industry in Colorado is being
considered by President Wilson as a solu-
ton of the labor troubles in the mining
districts. This may mean the closing Of
the mines for the present, which, in turn,
would mean the throwing out Of employ
ment Of 1000 men.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

BELGIAN FARMERS, now refugees in
Holland, France, and England, are to be
invited to settle on land in Minnesota A
movement to this end is under way in ST..
Paul. When the legislature meets in Jan
uary, the state will be asked to participate
in the movmeent
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

BERLIN NEWSPAPERS have repro
duced dispatch received by the London
Morning Post from Washington on the
conflict Of interests between Great Britain
and the United States They make very
little comment on it,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

CHICAGO HAS AN APPROPRIATION
of 81, $4,000 for a new post office, but that
city may wait some time for the selection
Of site, owing to the policy Of delay
adopted by the treasury officials in making
these selections to hold in the treasury all
funds possible to meet the general fnan-
cial conditions Of the country.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

A CONTINUOUS BOULEVARD from
Chicago to Milwaukee is fast being worked
out, the improvement Of Sheridan road to
that end being pushed by the Sheridan
Road Improvement association It is ex-
pected that this improvement will greatly
enhance the value Of property along the
line Of the road.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

THE ELECTION RETURNS Of last
Tuesdays voting show big gains by the
Republicans, to the cost of the Progress
sive party The Democrats Gas shown by
the returns of this writing) have lost sixty
in the house and gained four in the senate
The house thus remains Democratic, but
by greatly reduced margin probably
about twenty-five.
Illinois voters have elected seventy-seven
Republican members Of the next Illinois
house Of representatives, and are in posi-
ton to elect speaker without bipartisan
arrangement. The Democrats will be re-
presented by sixty-nine members; Pro-
gressives, five; and Socialists, two
The senate will stand: Republicans
twenty-five, Democrats twenty -four, Pro-
gressive one, with one vacancy.
Lawrence Y. Sherman (Republican) has
been reelected to the United States SEN
ate from Illinois, Andrew Russell (Repub-
lican) has been elected State Treasurer,
Francis G. Blair (Republican), Supt. Pub
lie Instruction, Charles W. Vail (Repub-
lican) Clerk Of Supreme court, and the
two clerks Of the Appellate court are
James S. McInerney (Democrat) and
Christopher Duffy (Republican( The
trustees Of the University Of Illinois are
still in doubt
In the twenty-nine states in which gov
errors were chosen at Tuesdays election,
fourteen Republican candidates were sue
cessful and ten Democrat, with three yet
uncertain
Leaders in the suffrage cause claim
victory at the polls in Montana and Ne
vada, and have hopes of achieving success
in Nebraska. In the remaining states in
which suffrage was at issue Ohio, the two
Dakotas, and California cause of the
women was defeated
Incomplete returns indicate the success
Of the prohibition cause in Arizona, Ore
gon, and Colorado. Washington is in
doubt. Ohio and California voted wet.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07
THE ROCKEFELLER MILLIONS al

to aid the stricken Belgians, now on the
verge of starvation. Between 100000
and 100000 Belgians have little or moth
ing to call "home." They are a people
almost without country. It is estimated
that there are 100000 Belgians in Eng
land and 100000 in Holland. The lowest
estimate made at Brussels places the
number of Belgian homes destroyed or
uninhabitable at 100000.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE this year
will be applied toward the support Of Bel
gian refugees in Holland. The prize a.
mounts to about $4,000.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

THE FLOOD of the Huai river district
in China is. reported as spreading, and a
million people are affected by it.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07

MOUNT VESUVIOUS is again in erup-
ton. Gigantic columns Of smoke are is
suing from the crater, an abundant erup-
ton of lava following. The last serious
eruption of Mount Vesuvius occurred in
the spring OF 1906. Several villages were
destroyed, and the property loss was es-
timated at $20,00OOOO. About five hum
dred persons were killed and $4,000 made
homeless.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1914-11-07
To All Zion In Zion Civ
and Throughout The
World

The General Overseer is holding thousands
Of acres Of land FOR YOU and FOR
YOU ONLY. He does not offer it to
any one else.
What are YOU waiting for? For some one
else to do your part?
Does God put any responsibility on
YOU, or do YOU expect to shirk while others
work!
Will the Lord come and FIND YOU
STILL HESITATING! You may die
waiting.
All the enemies of God hate Zion City,
All the hosts of hell are arrayed against
Zion City.
They do not want Zion City to sue
coed. Do YOU! ALI Zion must an
swer "YES."
YOUR SINCERITY will be indicated
by YOUR ACTIONS.
If YOU have invested all you possibly
can, if YOU have bong hit all the real estate
you possibly can, if YOU are paying
into the Redemption Fund all you
possibly can, then YOU CAN PRAY.
We offer land in one acre, five acres,
ten acres, and larger tracts, also improved
city property, at reasonable prices and on
easy terms.
1t is much better for Zion, for you to buy
property and own il, than to loan the money,
but when people do not want to buy property, we
pay SIX per cent interest on loans.
Write for any further information.
W. HURD CLENDINEN,
General Manager
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
@saen Den MIfoloI.
genmknns Sss aientopps CUR Grnneuat
uefdmpf.ns In Gnftarb.

Seitbem Der 3or oas @crt BON
Der @erperfli9fsit ser SrunfSu6t
geiproden bat, itebt bieier @egsns
itano. 10 plauoert ein 3orrsiponoent
aus PETERSBURG, i'm Mittslpunfte oes
allsemeinen SntereHes. @ie aber
lam man benz 8olte, oas oant fei.
men 81 pro5. 4nalpbabeten oie 5dDz
men g%rDrterunsen iiber 6ie i6redlis
den 5olsen Oes S9napssenuGes in
oieiem 2eben ul,b i'm Senfeits nidt
leien lam, bic Rotpenoi9teit beibrinz
gen. enoli6 nit parasrapb IL
SdluB gu mo4en9 gus ein3ige Ret
tnns bleibt Der aientopp. @r lit
Das berbreitetite 8elnItisungsinItitut
in sana &uBlanb, ieIbft In ben fer>
men aiiatiiden aolrnien sibt es teie
ne Sieblung. 10 ti9t elm .SpleiI"
ooer rWouIin Houge" prangte. DAP
nit benz aino uno bidt neben ibmt
cine S4napsbuOe tooiifer ibren
IlaB auff9lagt, fort meter ni9t.
@enug, bas &ino lit sum abidrsden<
Den gr5ieber ouserIeben.
Set fur5em bilbet ben ar0Beren
Seil ieines prpgramms auf @mpTebs
lung Oes beiligen Sbnpos oie 8prz
fiibrung Der Wirtungeh oes Sruntes.
Se9r lang miro bas Sbema ausge=
lponnen, 10 lang, Dap es iiGerlid
i'm 0orf Oas Snterefe Der 8aiern
ermiioet. 0a peroen 2e6ern, RiereR,
9er5en uno Gebirne bon @eipobn-
belt%strintern 1e6en ioI9en geiunoer
MtenI9en se3ei9t un0 anatpmiIG sers
le9t, neben jebem Sperateur itebt gu
ieinen SerIuden cine 8ranntipeinfla.
i6e nit benz rufii4en 2tDIer, pie lie
in Den M~fonopol6uben pertauft iperz
Den. 5rDi6e nerbsn sur 9erau=
i6auItdung Der aeaftion Gin>inges
ittdt lno Sie1en bori9riftsmdBig Die
Seine an. &nnir1en un0 6unoe
miifen in @ioiiettion ben @influB
bes IltoboIs auf Oas !Ssr5 seigen.
S6luB tommen einige 9uBeno
Wlib9eburten iheuBli9iten 4nblids.
Ses @erefelns lift es gu piel, 10 gut
audi gebadt unO CEMENT lit. 9tes
grfolg tpnnte i'd, 10 bsriGtst Der
Setpdbrsmann, glei9 mad Ser 9or-
fi9rung bon 5tpei 8auern, Die nsben
mir sele1en batten. bOren. 3unddf
iaben Stpan unb peter. aIs es ipies
Der bell getporoen mar, ipie sehannt
lno i~tierten Die 2einpono nit ZEN
neutrality-suspicious. an. 8ptt iei
fie iino meg! las i5 BON ibren
limb hunn ert0nte es BON
Den 2ippen bes einsn: .9riiber6en,
I4neII sinsn gum Runteripiis
Ien!"
SIN einem HunbI6rsiben bes ruiIi=
Iden Miniiters bes Snnern on oie
Souperneure tperben iibrigens ieBt
lille 9eamten dufgeforbert, ben @ilz
ZEN bes aaiiers gu berlpirtlifen uno
bic Sruntfudt bebineuneslps uno
pirtinm Su b%etdmpfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
AFFNER,M NJ. D.
He RMANN. MO.
+. j. koeIIer,
Sdmttb II. &agemuader
9ermnttn, Wp.

Sm pabe oaS Stn,iebe' unb Daaer.
mouer'Seid'at oes Sobn 8appoIb, an Der
lpeNl. D. efraBe 9efauit unb fperbe beftrebt
,ein rnr ne beIten Arbeiten unb Waoren al
t,elern' .Sb babe lanse Grfabruna I'm
plerosbeldJlaaen ioipobl pie in, Sd,miebe-
nno Naserbanbpert.
Sarmroasen, 9uasies. Manur.epreab-
ets' nno Sarm, MaidiueR on 5anb pbes
auf gefelluns 3u siinftisen gebineunasr
hno an dnnebmbaren preiien s~elieTert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07
Ssic 6cyic Dum @ifitarOienit fret.
fam,

Pmul 9epfe bate bon sfeiner Muts
ter cine CUTE aDrpertonititution ge=
erbt,. unb iiberbies bate CT aud in
ieiner Slt9tllO3eit am Surnunterridt
Der bomals aeraoe auftam, itets fIeiz
Big teilgenpmmen. ltn0 berilpd]
Tdno man i'm gum MilitGroienit
ridt tnuglid, mas er onfangs 6r1it
bs6atiert bat, Spite CT bod pie CT
in feinen .SSlgenberinnerrtngen" be-
tont, germ in bieier 10 lpi1tiaeu
S6ule Der nationnlen GrSiebung
ci9ene G~rfabruns geIommeIt. Wie
es fam, Dab er ni4t fir tDrperIi6
fd6ig %befunoen ipurOe, oes &Dnias
God gu trasen, lit b0Git brollig.
Gein @intritt ais Ginidbrig@ 5%reilpils
Tiger mar INNER ipisoer 9inulsgsi9o-
ben iporoen. oils er Damn ais Bier,
uno5tpaBigjGbriger bon &Dnig mar
III. mad Min9en berllfen purbe, on
nnter3os er ii9 supor elmer borldufis
gen priifun9 burd einen Militdr>
ar5t. 0iefem geniigte fein 9rliitum=
fang nidt, nnb er imteIlte ibm elm bes
freienoes 3eugnis aus, Oeien @nbs
urteil lautete: .Srefflihe 8onititus
ton, dber perpimpelt!l"
m9araufbiH battle id sebsirotet",
10 er5dblt Sepie nunb mar mad
Miinden ~ge5osen." Die lsBte snbs
giilti9e ltnterIudung belt sr ndmli4
nur fir cine Sprmia9e. Seir grs
i~taunen mar aber nidt gsrins, aIs
i'm Serbit, ba er fid in Berlin Der
&ommi1ion itellen muBte, Der ben
8oriiB fiibrenOe Sberit @oblgefaIIsn
an ieiner lansen, idIanten Sisur
fanb. Die nunter etipelfsn pertiimz
merten S9neiOer9eiellen ii6 p~orteilz
haft berpprbob". Der Sberit bes
itonb oarauf, uno omar gegen bas
Der onpelenoen IerSte, Oab
Sebie p5ur Prpbe" etntretsn mife.
Oas mar fir ben iungen @bemann
un6 tOni9li6 baperii6en r@iinItIing",
nit meldem SiteI iid !Sepie felbit
teine erfrsuli9e 3umutung,
oiplomutii6e 8ermittlung
Ipuroe benz Oberitsn Damn idlieblid
elm S9nippden 9ei6Iagen,
3Dnig Mar ild fir Den Ipes
len ms Mittel Iegte, 1lnb !9ebie,
Der ia mittlerpeile 5amiItenDater ses
mar, mar .beilsfrob pb 0ieier
Sntideioung. Der 8efuno oes Mts
.itdrar3tes, Der tbm cine rtrefflide,
lber berpimpsIfe aonititution" Sus
9rieb, pirb Sepis uno feline 6reun-
,e INNER ers0Bt baben. Se0enfalls
her BAT ibn oieie tsrpinpelte &ons
t%itution ni6t ssbinoert, "a Sabre
1T ~ tperoeR. =
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

@or benz &riessgeri6t
Der 39, SipiIion in MeB batter fid
orsi Oragoner Der 5. S9tpabr. bes
0ragonerregiments Nr. 8 su perontz
t%pprten, bic ansetloet parer, stpei
Retruten Der S9pobron miBbonbelt
unb ben Sob zines bon ibnen, bes
Sragpners gmelutb; perurfo9t 3u
boben, pa iie ibn bur9 bic Dig
bnnbIungen gum SeIbftmorb getries
ben boben. Dds ltrteit lautete oe.
gen ben 0ragoner &orenael ouf
bret Monate, gs9en Meinede auf
feds Morate nnb gegen Sdipobes
babl auf neun Mpnote @efGnanis.
IuBerbem tpurbe Der Mohtmeiiter
Der S@paoron, Mii[ler, lpegsn I'M
eeniisenber 8eouffi9tisuns nit iiee
ben Sosen 4rreIt beltroft. Ste
Sa6perftdnbigen eradteten in ibrem
@utaaten als feitseitellt, oab Der
Sragpner Selbitmprb bur1 grbGne
gen perii6t babe, baB aber Der
Selbitmorb in urId9lidem 3us
iammenbans NIT ben Wtbbanblun=
gen itsbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

8osbnft. Stall b. u. 9u
ibrer 8ammeriunsfer, pel6e Die
Suden fir cine italienii6e Reiie
einpadt): ngtur ni6t supiel unniiBe
Stide, 9ettbl Sort gibbs, Soft fei
Sant, fueber @iiiten nod gefannte.
Sd iperOe frob fem ipenn ib feins
Der aldermen @efi6ter mebr Dor Gis
gen babe, Die i'd bier tagtdeIid fe@
ben muB!"
aammerjungfer: Soil ib ben
Spte9el aud NIT einpaden, gndoiee
Srdu9"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-08-07

@enaie Gustunft nber gaiae.
TRANSPORTATION, Gbfabrt De,
Dampfhife, u. !. no. 9idets
fiir 8aifiten, unb 8tpiid,enbeds
Sahasiere via Netp DDrt obe,
BaltimDre BON unb mad Urgent
einem Orte @urupaS su beSor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-25

Sierra Hepobo / Spbiponien, bpor
ollie Ieltogerne blep betaget al Sielo.
ipoen, oo man por fommet 5000 nc
ter tilpeirs.
Ger oipes ~1orepria life iaa faa
2onoe, bpor ma til Stabigbeb.. mao
bepuge iig oppe / iterre Ssioer =
life bare / set inbre Iiien, iom bio.
til bar pGret libet beieat al almin'
belize Heiienbe, men ogiaa / BET belt
lige Spoomerifa, buorben mango
GliropGcre aQereoe bar iunbet Teien,
ofte for at blipe Der / aareuis. llnoer
en- SieIobeitianing pleier ser iom
Ge9el at aisre iig giplbenbe Ell bis
SiQempnina al Srganisinen. Men
inber Serrbnnctiire oper Nnbesfiel-
bene h0nber set ofte, at Eosiagerer.
ne blir inqe. SepnIesheo inofinoer
iia ooa life iielben oaino hos Sllri-
tier poo 6ootur / Sieloet, oa Mon1e-
len pad Sepn bcpirfer, at Set hurtio
0aar tilbaqe meo arpiterne. Gerfor
er oct enIfeli1, uotaler Softor Moio-
req, at ser bliper orepet ct ipltematiif
Stloium al DC foritielige beroligen-
De Miolers @irfning paa Solf, ser
fiber al Tieloinde.