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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

tuni Der e mango; ntm cmema MnIeonims for Here AT port 6oIf til at
flute ia til oe % Dor lnttcrjfe WVent9beo Der. Spar error faMt lot tIfbe
nOse Suarohr al SpIouer neoenoe imo til BEN mnrife &irte SDen Batter
ion. Sar ogma no9le 9obe Soronpffer t8jHn paa Naanoem Moet &oIonis
CT, tom fan erboIocs paa meeet lete WtHaar. Nem De CT taa, iaa Dm
DC Dtl Hfrc no0cn al oiSte, iaa meIo Dent Mopt prIt9t for Oct bir for
itmt. Seser Sc ct bcore &iiuna Os pmfer at Ipe blamSt Xamosmemo ps
ftrfeIt0 Vorttmoelic, Iaa CT Vattcrion momtntneIis bet beone Ste0
at Issc til paa WeNfDnem. narnme Splpsnins mel ssfriuaHe ON Oprfntns al
Atota, Neboer os 6ru9t fnNs fri. -
N. j. BLOMGREN, "SAGATUN", PATTERSON, CALIFORNIA.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Brew iii
Dir. kilnper A Co.
~Binghainton, y. Y.
Scuis, bunS Swnmp Hput nil sIprc
ipr nig.

fpr nig.
Seno 10Eents til u. Rilmcr 4 so, Sino
hnmton, u. y, elter CT Frepctolte. Yen
nil opcrbcplic cnbpcr. III oil opiau NOR
taac eli liNcu BOG mco bGroifnloc Gps
ln5ninaer. iortrlIcnoc nlt ont Hurcrilc o1
SIGrcu. Nanr on iirlpcr. prr litter pnd
III nrpnc "0ccorGb %oltcu". Hc0uirre
Sierrelier Al Slnitcr hi 30 Gents % CT
Solar CT tIinlA9 hos ole Hpothefcrc.
Nrenc ION bcinnlca ! nct nnrlic SproN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Tn @apc uenrc cnn lSuIn.

II. SSoyuer'e 2&bltc Miue ouo Gar Snrup,
ben bcorc MieoicJu pOd ,>oroeu Tor Notc.
Nortlolci'c % ollie bcllG0teOe Sp0oomme. nil
bItpe 'cnot init til ollie Ereuer. iom rorIou0cr
BET, o9 ll0eleoes I'll cnbuer pUroi0 teriou
,om pII orbe'ole bette liore Ntiooel til andre,
Der ijoer AZ StuIbe cllcr ylulOe Sp0oommc.
sSrbeoia't The C, 0. Warner Co., C~oldsater, Mich.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
mtnrnnHn

SS~'A1eHpely wv VrCHu IiItuI. Sep
ct nplig afbolot &alg / @ittenberg
blcp oct beiluttet at u0iteoe Bombs
til ct @elsb al $4,000, bporfor ifal
oprcttcS &anoperf % &loafipItem.
Scfjenot 9aGrusie.M anb bso.
Mtartin 5. @isrnItao, Nrpiiocnt for
Nortb SnGrosie 2llllbcr 60, opbe
iorleoen / lit Stem / 2aGrosIe. San
blep finn IS Hlnr gnlllnlcl OF bar boet
/ ga Grosic / be iibitc % slnr.
HbinclamScr or f%onicrSetiu. I'm
Der oct fprleoen ofbolote Talo /
&%binelonbsr blep 2orilaaet ON |s(n-
tagelIc ar aommisiionsitnrc forfus
itet meo itor Niaioritct. Ser fate
ocS nenllig 524 Stenllner inloo %
finn 1873 for SorIla9ct.
Zen fpritc Wpbpgacr epS. Mortin
9. Snob, ioln rcgneoes for 2aGroSic
Gountps ferIte Npbpggcr. Fl DpO / lit
Stem / @cIt Snlen1, 81 Iar gent.
mel. DIR. og MtrS. Saoo. Ser ipr-
reitcn nplig icireoc i'm 63be SrpI.
~Iupsoag, ncoiatte Jig / SeipiS &allep
| 1850.
Tubrifarbcioernc facr SfDlSen.
SEQ Tdl0ct / StouQbton bIep &oln-
nliSiionslmrct forfaitet ncb finn 8
StcnmncrS Mnioritet. Ger flaaeoes
oper. at slrbeioerne / sc Itore %oQn-
iabrifer iont NeNel un0lpo at be-
npttc i'm Stenmeret. Set por for
reiten ierite Sang at Sorilagct on
oen me Stprcform par pppe /
St~ougbton.
Stor Spbioiclic / Waribiielo. Set
bar Daft nlegcn Spbi0ielic / Marib-
iiclb, at @eor9e ". Campbell, BE.
itprer Tor ct Srpluitiirn1a, blep on
grcbcn al cit ltfienot Manb paa lit
aortor og bibrogt flerc Sfuoioor,
Scr mauifc uil meofore Seoen.
TTngIlet maatte npie bcpogtes al
prbneoc MGno. oa Ser uabent bar
triiet meo Spnd)ing.
9Gateifab nco &untraft. Set icr-
ite 9@Ntcifab ue0 aontrnft inoNoaet
/ Cane Gollntp aioroes forriae Nns-
BAG / Wtaoiion, ioet SSnmes 4. Cyan
bcraf @pen % Miis Barrett p0 Elat-
tepille inolcperebc lin &ontraft III
Negiitcr Of SeeoS og lit Den boaiprt
cIlcr "iilco" moo Ell Detailing al 10
GentS. Ser trGngeS ingeu 2icenie
for iuaoant sG9teifub, men ibet Sc
her nUpntc lnoerifrep apntroftcn al.
Iagbe be tilIige Go paa, at Sc bar ri
for Spgoom.
Tnrmcrnc fjs5cr Taccfpre. &c
Tarncrc ira @illiorls Gcuntp, q.
Saf.. Tom fprrige ltac belsqtc for
ificIliae Stebcr / @isconlin lpr al
ictte liz iilo / DC beoite Methooer for
Gcrelbrl,a, fon life ioa ganifc ilfor.
bereote. ioet sc bar fisbt filloblpos
Gppa iii ct @elob al life minore cnb
$4,000. Taa Silbogcreiren ofen.
nem Miuneiota pil DC beige Games
:. Sills YARN. ng Der oplplcs
oenne Sorbinbelie, at oct par rGient.
liz poa hans Haoo % SoranitaIt.
ming, at bisie SarTere tog ocnne Sr.
i%pefiienstlr.
Sinosbcpraclie f~uroulSte Sso.
SoIieit 9rinee. ~ Nar galnnel,
iolbt iorleoen Dag beS ON / %iroa'
ia, ioet ban al Srserne unoerret.
teoes ON, at bans Suitru bar linbS'
ipaa. Se iannre SGger, Der ct Sie'
blif Tor bcpoe unberiegt Siiiiriien
fprIpgte iorsiGpeS at tiIbascfaIo(
Ianoens 9ip 90 funoe fun fonitate,
re. at Cohen pnr inbtraabt pco Srut
az ct @lcbfar / Siernen. On amber
IiGcioa encitaaenbe @caipcnbcN ino
traf fort otter, ibet Snl,rlien plitoie
liz ipntcs at bIipe belt normal os
%nloitrnNig oonosiriif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
3ttiuurTptu.

GateuicSc. GoparO |etcrion al
Surlcnnt Gouutp, u. Sat. OF Mtii9
Giiie %erietb blcp iprlcocu U1tcpi
zoe / Breckenridge.
Nn9nhacrt,inSc bsS. AIRS. Spcr
@rlnu. ser par blauot sc icritc Nm
buAlcrc / Otter Suil Goumtu, or
pIuoic!ig uiNooci uco Gpocu / lit
Nicu ocritc0a al CT Nicrtcpnoc.
&auSi.uef Sptcl brandt. Notcllct
/ ben lille IN @oooitocf, bcIi9Qcnoc
If NttI eit ior Tipcitonc, ncobrUup-
tc Ben 25Oc fSebr. @ronbmanoifa
bet / Eipcitonc blcu tlIfoIot Tor at
Iluffc.
TcStar til Ship. Sans 9untb. Ell
/ Nortb Manfoto bocnoe i,nN Wtano,
Ser bar 9iort iiG betlenot iom eli
mcgct ubhoIOcnoe Sobgirnaer. i'll.
traoote iorrioe llge Ell SoNtur I'll
Cincinnati. Ohio.
Srbbe!t.SrNIup. III oobbelt @ruI.
IMP ieircbea iorlcben / SerguS Sails,
nemIiG Mortin Mas. @anffaSiercr /
Sarlom. Y. Saf., % MiiS @eIlie
aellcr al oenne @p. iamt ". ". @e.
iierboig % MiilS Marp Mas. SieI.
len iorretteoes al Tait. z. :. ".
Dluisofcr.
&cit5roOf Sauf Infer. 3itiien@
Siotc 9anf S~@ciibroof blcp iorri9C
llge luffct al Staicus @nnf Grant,
ncr, Der ianltiAig loo aasierer :. u
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03
Horn pukrtu.

T!crc aommisicrcr / Snun. !
1lnn Gounm o0iterea Der 'ortioen
ell hel Gel Tor, at "Reminiscences
INITIAL ioreges ira ire iii lem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

ltano peo SinosipacoipIet peo ga
mestopn er DER llu beiIuttet, at 5(
Eotienter ifal ffpftes oerira til bel
peo Grafton ppretteoe Sfole fol
Ionosiuage.
&j;b al Guurtbns. : HenpilI,
Gountp er begpnot en- @eppgelie fol
at aommliSiGrerne ifol fjsbe Der
Vpgnlng | Woboll, iorn MI benpttes
I'll Gorrtbus. 0pgnin0en eieS a
aapitoliiter Oerfteos og CT leiet fol
ct 3iosrum al 80 Mor.
GunHtpfasicrer furbliuer. 90. g
Sarion, Der for ire llger iiben reiig'
rereoe iom aasicrer. for Gitnn Goun'
m og lfrIoe BABE frotroaot Den lite
oS., bar trilffet fin MiifeosanregninQ
tlIbo9c og oil iprblipe I'll Jcrni.
nen5 lloleb.
Glcuator brGnot. SScising @raiu
Cos Glepator i Gortbwoob neo.
brTnote Den 26be Scbr. nteb omtreni
5000 Suibels aorn - bopeoiagelig
@pc0c, iorpoloenbe ct Cab al $12,-
600. Slben autages opitoaet peb, at
nogct al Waifineriet cr goaet tprt %
Ocrueo blepet ouerbebet.
Icitors Sarm irlst. NcitorS itorc
og beficrote Sorm pco &allep Gitp
err al Here pelitaaenoc Snrnlere 0er-
ltcoS fipbt for $4,000. 6armcn
beltaar al 1000 Mcrcs, % Oers tio-
lIgere Gier, en- rig glbrpgger / New
9)orf, bar / tioligere glnr oplet llbpre
apantltetcr 9pg .ior in 6orretliHg.
&anSiSat for 3nnobrngsfpmmis-
iCr. Som 9un0ioat ior %2anobrugs-
f%onnllsiGr bar Der ollercoe ntelot iia
ire Hcpilblifanere % en- Gcnlofrat,
og blanbt oe ierite er Beirut Inoer-
ion al G6llrcb Serrn ser tilbgrer
Den progressive 8rippc. Mr. In-
beion er Ell al GntnIep GountpS melt
i%remro9ertoe Sormere % Yteolem al
S|egislatlren.
Tgt Sbeatcr frr Scpi:s 2afe. Gil
40 Soo lang oa 40 500 breo Che.
ater5p9ninq uil / Spnmerens sob
blipe opfert pna 4ellp Nuenlle | De.
bills &ufe. Sbcntret, Ser ltnl bare
Siobeplaoic for 500 Nerioner, pil
bopepingelig benptteS FOR 2psbille-
Der, men ifal ogiaa llOitpreS meo ioa
itor Scene, at itprre Sbeatcritpffer
fan opfereS.
Gar life WorS. Ger nGreDeS en-
Slo Miistnnfc ON, at Mrs. emil
Gid, Der inbcbrTnote / lit Stem NOR
Geuil@ Safe, bar blepen mproet, %
at &lliet bar ont9not for at lfillIe
6orbrpoelien. SigipnSiurpen bar Dog
III erflrret, at bette life CT SilfTloet,
"a sc beItelnt fam paopilc, at bun
bnpbe inbaanoet &eg % ia~uOipnlig-
bis bar blcpcn fpalt 0rrpco.
@~iftelai.ne ipscr til Canada. &c
noQct lfjrrpcoc sGgtrlfubSlope / u.
Snfotn paoitaocs at bapc Den Sslgc,
at life Inn iou Bar refer oper @rHn.
len iii Ganoou % Ser laber fig bic.
Cen lille Hp @retna. Der llg9er ligc
oOer @rGnlen / Wionitobn. ifal iaa.
leoe5 pprc ct rlc9et ieet Steo, pa Ell
Frclt ser bar paa Ell encite SG1 bapt
ilotil ct bulut Sltiin S~ruoepiclier.
Staoefunteit / 6ranS Sorts. Gn
/ 8rano SORTS ioraliitaltet Stauc-
tontcit mellem Weolenmrr al &c
lllt9e &%pinoers friiteliae Screening
oQ NpenS &anoelaiorening bapoc set
llofalo. at Sen ~iioitnppnte Srgorila.
iIon elf al nlco Seircn pco a%siilte=
renoe Observation-Disclosures 8. 3.
Sisrnion. Slonot &pinocrne bite
Wtrs. M. Is. Nlion iia at purc ben
bc0itc iii at itnpe, ioet buu par Den
lloltc I'll at iol0c. Get pnftc nlegen
Wtlntcrbco, at Nrof. i. z. Mc%ep,
ErTliocnt Tor Statens llniperiitet.
lntbIcoc opcr ct nofiaa iilnpclt Orb
% fal0t dllcrc0c / iier0e Smaolld.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-03

Ttes inreret paa ira 6 I'll II Saae.
Ipoibetere iilbGaebetdler Genaene bris eass
ciutmeut life !urerer iIeense. iiinIie. bIesense
euer 'rer1'taacnee EiIeS, Ser'ie slnpereelie al.
pet S'nottn9. 5oc. Advertisement.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06

nonmen. unO sic @erIidnoieune
iber Die Bill 6e5iiglicb Der @erpaf-
tung Der &oblenl0noereien in gnosfu
oiirfte nod i'm 2oitfe oieier @ode
erfolsen.
Sorbeb 6ei @ilion.
@aibiugton .. Sftober. -
@rdiioent @iliou umO o. Sorpep,
iriiber 9leOofteur BON nSorper's
@eeflg,~ iest on ser .,Gort6 glmeri-
can glepiew~ t6dtig, oeiien Gontro-
perie pegen ser Der llnteritiisllng
BON ,Sorper's @eeflp" einen Ser
Soupt5miidenfdlle ser @iIioniden
&rGIioenti6ofts @abl Gompaene
biloete, feierten 0en geitrioen DiSrie.
0ens Sonntog~ 0prd Elm 6ormoni-
ides 3uianrmeniein i'm @eiBen SoiI.
ie. Sic wareu gum eriten Wiale uie-
Der suiamnen ieit ibrem @eiprdte
i'm Sabre 1911 in @egenpnrt bon
SenrD @otterion Dem Serausge6er
oes 9ouspille Courier Souenol,
welhes oen glnitoB ga6 81 oen ipd-
teren 9lngrifien @dtterions auf g8il-
ion umO sur 9eiiirmortlmg Der &rdii-
Oentidofts Domination Spreder
Champ Glorfe's 0urh SorpeD Ger
2ebtere mar eeitern ouf @inlaoung
@rGiioent @ilion's i'm @eiBen Souie
eribienen, nm nit oieiem oie euro.
pGiihe Situotion uno Oie Serbit-
@abl .Gampogne 81 beiprehen. Sor-
oep BAT in ser Iebten Summer Ser
,,03ort6 9lmericon @eoiep" ole Sal
tung oeS Brdiioenten ieit Dem 9lus-
6ru6 oeS europdiihen arieges &c.
prieicn uno iid Oofiir misgeiproden
oaB @rGIiOent g9ilion nit @eoulO
ben piu6ologii6en @loment 81 Der
Vermittlung Oes 5rieOens o6marte.
Gas 3uiammenien SaroeD's nit
Dem @rdiOenten oouerte ii6er cine
Stunoe. 9luf oaiielbe folgte cine
gonieren5 8miihen SorOe0, Serrn
Eumultp, Dem Sefretdr Oes 3rdii-
oentcn, 3. Spndb, Dem WiitalieO Oes
oemotrotiihen 9lational Gomite'S
fir Wlinneiota uno Gbonas @enie
bonn @u6lifotionSblreou Oes gtatio-
nol.Gomite's, in pelder Die Serbit.
Gonlpogne beiproden murOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06
6Ianc 0lefriltirnnaeu in SrIunO.

Dublin, ii6er 2onoon, 5. Oft.
II 0ie 3obl Der in Srlono fir Oie
britiibe 9(rmce erloneten neuen Sic.
fruten betrdst etpo 10000. Dopon
I.oninen ii6er 5000 aus Dem 0ubli-
ner GiItrift, 1000 aus oem Diitrift
Sort, Der &eIt aus 9elfait. glidt
cue @elfoiter &cfruten iino llnioni-
Itcn, lmo nidt ole Refruten aus Dem
Sii0cn gtotionoliIten. Ole 9elfoiter
g2ationaliIten ipollen 5000 9iefruten
ocliefert boben, pelhc 8obl i'm Ser
bGltniB sur 8uiammenietlng Der
@cooIferng gr0Ber lit ais Der ouf
sic llnioniiten entfoaenOe Fro5ent-
iob. @iele ser iiioIihen Refruten ee.
boren 5uBbaa-Ghubs unO onoeren
oibletiihen @erbGnOeu on. 9lus Den
l1noIiden 0iitriften 1T Der 8ulouf
at Sen @erbebureour niht 10 itorf,
mie man erportet botte. Wian erfldrt
Dies nit Dem Mtangel on Dldnnern
I'M 6roiib6oren 9llter. Snfolee Der
Itorfen glusponoering gieBt es in
Srlono einen oiel groBcren 9Sro5ent-
Iot an olten rno iebr irngen @1dn-
nern ais in @nglono, uno babel bat
Srlono bicl mebr 2eute in Der 9lrmee
ais @nglono.
Sobn He0mon0 ln0 @enoiien bal
tcn on oen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in,
heri6ieocneu SbeiIen Srlano's 9ln-
Ipra6en uno man erportet, ooB ibr
9lppea cute 5rii6te troeen miro.
@iele @eriommlineen boben Heo-
mono's W1onifeIt oos Die sSrlanoer
5u oen @offen ruft, inooiiirt, uno
meun iein 8otb, ole s5rI6noer 5u ei-
ner ieporoten 9rieaoe ooer 5u einent
Corps ou forniiren pie es nit ben
@oliiern qeibiebt, befolet miro,
oiirfte. mie oie Refrutirines.Ofii.
aiere glouben, DER gluorang Der gic.
fruten GROCER pcroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06
SsOtbenmtmna snm gstrma.

N1empbis. Eenn., 5. Oftober
@egeu iehS Mdnner, bon oenen
fiiui geomte ser am Z. Sannar D.
s. in Gonfurs aeratbenen Gbidaiap
9onf & Euiit Company gepelen
iino, bat ioeben oie @rano Surp oeS
9inoesgeridteS 9lnflagen iDe9en
geridw0rima sur 9enublmg DER
@olt 81 betriieeriiben 3weden erbo-
ben. Cie betrefienoen Yeri0nlihfei.
ten iino Der friibere @rdiioent @. s.
gfelbnrot Der friibere aoiiirer 2. g.
Sparfs, Der friibere Siilfsfaiiirer
q 5. glelion imO Die friiberen Ciref-
loren Socob @olobaum mo S. Q
9rowne. 0a3n fommt nod 80 2.
9iles, melder oic an9etlagten Beam
ten bel Iransoftionen unieriiiibt ba.
ben ioll, ourd pelde ibminoel6oitc
9tusweiie Ser 9anf eruoglidt mur.
Sen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06

SSn einenl 2oeirbnlS 3u @eit-
@orpid, q. s., 1T @ioDonni 81 Gbri-
itoiero, Elm 6obrifarbeiter. bon Wli-
del 81 Griummo, einem Setter bon
ibnL I'M Streite Inn cine llbr eridoi-
fen poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06

Gem po3ii gab inns 0ie glotur
Gie Seen mo Simple DON Nia.
iur2
Eie an0ern wdren germ entionmeu,
gr bat Tie abcr aeiongengenommen
Sos iibria blieb, cmpiing in Gile
glod meitre Rortioneu oeutiher
&eile,
Sic Soilua bicB iiir 9loB mo @lann;
ves la5oreiie iid, uer fmn"
90 marc ser o&oritoB in Deuiid.
laH0s Ser5
3n eincm 0liid3ua topfiiberpdrts
Die lcbten MISUNDERSTANDING
9oiiicren entt1uidt sic preuBii9e
@ren5e,
@elhlogen 3iebt man retrograo
@en petersburg nidt oodD Gen &e.
troarao,
Ser 0inoenbura preidt 0inierorein:
Sic fonmeu o6olo niAt mieoer reinl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06

Nbun,rnten. Bite ben ,,1cntidJen GDrrc.
lpDnbenten" nidt pinttIIdl Dber mreaeIs
mdRig crbalien, finb gcbeicn, ber Office
OaDcn ber SelcpbDn pDer idlriiiliM Dltt.
thciluna 81 mnhen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06
3eitnns in Butte mntcrOradt.

Butte, W9out.. 5. Oftober.
@}oior o. 6. Donobue, Gommonoair
Ger Stootsmilio BON @3ontono, bot
ON 6rcito9 9(beno oos @ri6cinen
oes 9lottcs Butte Socioliit~ hls.
pcnoirt, neil oos 9lott 9(rtifel publ.
0irt bobeu ioa. ourd melde oie
Stootsmili5 ongeblid oiscreoitirt
miro. Ole @ili5 bdIt Butte inter
&rie9srebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06

WeneraCberi Sm6ubnrs 3eter CaprcnHm. SeH
ulitaridc eaubabu @ar 1911 idOa 9n6eauO eetrcteu.
ghs Doterlduoidm 8eitmaen)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06
@ermiidlte trleerap6iIde 0epeiden,

= Durb Nentern eincs 0nnoeS IT
bei Gardner, @lc., gbos. Suoion,
&miptlebrer an Der oortieen Sod.
iduIe. ertrunfcn. Seine 8rou mo
Gin fleines aino oeS @bepaores. oie
iih ebenions in Dem Canoe beflnoen
Aoiien puroen aerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06

gsc sen siden rnaenOc o6c seIOeuuO pat nuo
en6IOiu banoelt
entidllOiieiI banO

(9lus Daterldn0iiden 8eitinaen.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06

Sine eriuioeruna ouf Oie BON Sena.
for SieeO an ser gorIuse oeiibte
aritif. ~ Ser Oenti6e @otiduf.
ter, @rof gernitorff conferirt
nit Staatsiefretdr 8rpou. IT
96luB Der GonareBieiiion itebt
nobe beDor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06

Ios mar ser General Siuoeublira,
Ger boute Die 9luiieu bon 6iuteu
0nrh
3ei oa begann Elm gcpaltiaes Sai.
ien
Gum 1belle lieB cf lie erloilien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-06

aeniBiu6tige, iel6iiiihtige 3eit ee.
riiicn bat, 10 tiei aeriiieu, ooB lie uu-
ii6erbriid6ar ihienen E6n mir
bod ia alles, I'M oas sroBe Selbit-
ueriidnOlide, oas groBc io5iale Sic.
beswerf in idwerer 3eit 81 pollen.
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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-29
ON PACIFIC COAST

Governor Oswald West Of Oregon II
on record in favor of the abolition oil
the state senate.
Milton (Ore.) commercial club has
fixed the date of the annual strawber
ry day and horse show for Wednesday,
June 10.
Madame Este Newton, noted singer.
shot by her husband. who committed
suicide died at Vancouver, B. G. Jeal-
ousy is given as the reason for the
crime.
The finding of the body of R. R.
Thompson, aged %, small manufac-
turer of Hillsboro, Ore, in the Will
lamette river Sunday has led to
suspicion of murder.
| Fire Sunday night in the operating
room surmounting the $4,000 canti-
lever crane at the Mare Island navy
yard was put under control after the
entire fire department of the yard had
responded.
i Vancouver, B. c., is setting its house
in order for the entertainment of the
delegates to the Pacific Coast Adver-
Using Mems association, which con-
venes there June II, IL and Is. In con
junction with the convention is the
concentration of the Hoo-Hoo.
!, Reports from Ottawa indicate that
the minister of the interior, DR.. Roche
J has decided to order the enforcement
} of the law against 800 Hindus who ar
rived at Victoria on board the Roma
:, gaia Maru. The grounds relied on by
the minister are the recent order In
council prohibiting Asiatics entering
: British Columbia for period of six
months owing to the condition of the
labor market and the fact that the
J Hindus did not comply with the law
:. providing for direct travel from In
= dia to any Canadian port.
e That Patrick Calhoun, when presi
It dent of the United Railroads of SaI
% Francisco, took from the funds of this
. public utility corporation more thar
:, 81, 100000 when every available dol
n lar was sorely needed properly to in
n crease the facilities of this company,
n. and that he gave to Jesse Lilienthal
Is his successor, a promissory note TO
ell 81 ,O96, 900 payable one day after date
1t which Lilienthal Immediately wrot
d. down in the books of the company a
OIL of the value of one dollar, are state
= ments made public recently by tn
% California state railroad commission.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-29
SPORTING COLUMN

Battling Nelson has fought his last
fight, he says.
Joe Jackson of Cleveland with 1855
leads the American league in batting
AL Kubiak will go to France with
Frank Moran to prepare the latter for
his bout with Jack Johnson, June n.
The annual tournament for the Ida.
no state championship will be held
June 16, II II and 49, at Lewiston.
Announcement is made that the
Sheepshead Bay race track, the fa
nous course of the Coney Island Jock
ey club, is now under an option OF
sale
The brilliant showing of Captain
Lester Cooke of Washington State col
lege furnished the only sensation in
the meet between Washington State
college and the University of Wash
| ington Monday. which was won easily
by Washington State college, n to 81.
f. G. Farr, who has been president
of the Spokane Baseball club since
late June, 1913, as well as superintend-
ent OF the traction lines, announces he
has accepted the price Of $4,000 set
by the Inland road and the team and
operating rights are now in his hands.
Saturday Sport Events.
i ]. l.. c. jenkins of Troon, Scotland
won the British amateur golf cham.
pionship Saturday.
The Stadium high school Of Tacoma
won the state track and field meet
participated in by 10 high schools Of
the Sound region.
In the third annual triangular track
Genesee, Pullman and Lewiston tied
with SO points each.
! Cornell varsity and freshman Fights
s clearly demonstrated their superior
E ity over the Princeton and Yale crows
0 by winning both two-mile events.
George Philbrook, wearing the EN-
blem of the Multnomah club recent,
hurled the discus 1876 feet and 96-100
). breaking the Pacific Coast record.
r Allowing Whitman only two first'
r and taking all three places In the jaw
e elm, pole vault and two-mile run Ida
!. no won an easy 95-to-36 victory In thu
Il dual track meet.
Clipping three seconds off the tract
record for the distance, Luke Mcluke
y 3-yeare-old son of Ultimus and Nudge
! and owned by j. w. Schorr Of Mem
y phis, won the Kentucky handicap at
!. mile and quarter by half length q
y Douglas Park track. Rudolfo was ces
~ ond and Solar Star third. The VIII
ner's time was 2:02 40.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-29
PASSHOME RUl EB|LL
ALL ENGLAND NOW HAS EYES
TURN UPON ULSTER--MAY
HAVE TROUBLE.
ARMED VOLUNTEERS FOR RESISTANCE
Clash Is Sure to Come-londonderry
and Tyrone Are Danger Points,
With Forces Evenly Divided
Military to Aid Authorities.

London, May 24-With the home
rule bill expected to pass it's third
reading and become law within the
next 4S hours the eyes of England are
now turned upon Ulster.
The threats of civil war in lrelant
before a parliament can be set up II
Dublin is engrossing the attention OF
the nation. With the crisis SO close
at hand Ulster has made arrange
ments to assemble the provisional gov
eminent and mobilize the well-armed
volunteers for resistance.
Arms and ammunition have been dis.
tributed and plans completed for the
calling out of this army at moments
notice. According to orders to the
commanders of these volunteers, these
steps have been taken ito assist il
keeping peace in the event of disturb
ances arising out of the passage OF the
home rule BILL"
| Londonderry and Tyrone are dan
ger points, for here the nationalist
and Ulster men are evenly divided
and both are armed. Nationalist re
joicings over the passage of the bill
might easily lead to clash and extrs
police have been drafted for service
in these districts, and, if necessary
the military will be ordered to pro
coed to the assistance of the civil au
thorities in case of trouble.
Redmond's Statement.
London-John E. Redmond, tht
Irish nationalist leader, in statemen
Tuesday says the division in the hous'
of commons on the home rule bill to
day of 351 to 274 is equivalent to thu
passage of the bill into law, and eS
presses the hope that the Ulsterite
who are genuinely nervous as to- thei
position will abandon unreasonabl
demands and enter into a conciliator
discussion with their fellow country
; men with regard to the points of tn
bill upon which they desire furthe
safeguards
Quiet in Dublin.
II Dublin, Ireland.-There were n
demonstrations here on the passage {
the home rule bill, but bonfires an
other patriotic and orderly demontsr'
lions were reported from variou
!. towns.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-05-29
Fire on Our Aeroplanes.

Vera Cruz.-Sunday morning fed
eral troop of cavalry, facing our out
posts at Vergara, attempted to take
the life of Lieutenant Patrick N. l.
Bellinger and Ensign Stoltz by re
peatedly firing on their aeroplane. BY
this it was again proved that while
mediation binds our forces the Next
can forces outside Vera Cruz regard
it as an arrangements which binds onl!
us and leaves them free.