davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-19

ire las mejores, siendo su precio:
A la rUstica---, O.85
Empastadas en- tela---,, 1.25
He AQUI LIZ LISTA:
La Herencia de BellecroiX.
Los hijos del Aire.
Ell Bale de las Vfctimas.
El secreto de la Solterona.
FL hOmbre sin cara.
Uarda.
Sc ha cometido IN crirnen.
Fl Siil0n Tragico.
La Reina Misterio.
Sin nOmbre.
Ell Rey de Ia Pradera.
Ri Secretario Millionaire.
En- las fronteras del Fart West.
La Montana de Luz.
Ell Captain del Djumpa
Ell Misterio del Coraz6n Verde.
Los Bandidos del Sahara.
Tn viaje al Polo.
La Casa de T6came Rogue.
Ell Punal de Orc.
La Campana de Huesca.
La Costa de Marfil.
Ell Dorcel de D. Enrique ell Do
liente.
La Aldea Perdida.
La Nina Robada.
La Ciudad del Rey Leproso.
Ell Heroe y Ell Cesar
FL Tastamento de IN Conspira-
dor.
Amaya o los Vascos en- ell Siglo
Va.
Aventuras de Mr.. Pickwick.
Cowa la Misteriosa.
su importe a:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-19
OBRAS NUEVAS
REC!BlDss EN- Ii LlBRERA DE- iCNRClo E.. LOZaNO.

Los abordajes, 2 tomos---,, 0.S0
E hijo del Leon de Damas-
CO. 2 omos-- 0.S0
Los Marriages del Spitz-
O.40
Pedro el Temerario, 2 to-
mos a Ia rustica 10
Empastada en- tela---,, ESQ
La Inquisici6n. ell Rey y ell
Nuevo Mundo, 2 tomos
A la rdstica 10
Empastada en- tela---,, $50
Los Invencibles, ell Monar-
ca y Ia Hoguera, 2 tones
A Ia rGstica -,, Ito
Empastada en- tela----,, $50
GRAN COLLECTION DE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-19

Pasa a la 5a.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-21
BOARD OF GOVERNORS

The board OF governors of the
Marion County Board of Trade met
Tuesday might
Almong other matters handled was
some correspondence between the
secretary and the Central Barrel
Company manufacturers of patent
barrel that can be used many times
over, for shipment of lime. potatoes,
pears, etc. After some discussion
the secretary was authorized to com
municate with the company and ask
them TO ra sample barrel.
"A proposition was read from a
mattress manufacturing company,
that wishes Ito establish mattress
factory here. This was Thought
most desirable and the secretary
instructed to write the people and
offer them any assistance and en-
enlargement that the board can ex-
tend.
Board of trade VIII meet tomor-
row night.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-21
SOMETHING FOR HOUSE.
WIVES TO CONSIDER

Times-Union: From the South
Georgia Progress we learn that the
sheriff of Ben Hill county has sent
out the Following notice to house
wives:
have instructed my deputies to
arrest all cooks found in possession
of food supplies carried from their
place of empIoym emit, unless in pos
session of an order from you to the
sheriff and deputies. that they have
been taken with the knowledge of
the employer.
In endorsemr MT of this the Dub
lin Courier-Hera1d says:
Break up the unauthorized totin g
AWAY of supplies via the Kitchen door
and you go far toward solving the
unemployed problem and enforcing
the Calvin vagrancy law.
In a week you'll flush enough cot
ton pickers ITO get it all to the gins
before another rain, however unsat-
isfactory the price.
There is great deal of truth in this.
The cooks who carry away food from
the homes of their employers carry
it away ito feed idle husbands or sons
who should be at work They are
not only robbing their employers
but they are also encouraging idle
mess that is the halfway station to
crime
The housewives who look closely
after their affairs are not robbed
but many are SO negligent that more
food is cooked than the family needs.
Provision is Intentionally made for
an idle man who is apt also to be
brutal man. The cooks themselves
would fare better if this habit that
so many of them have of carrying
food home were Broken up for 1t
would put their husbands or sons
to work to help support the family
and if engag ed in honorable work
they would treat their families bet
ter than if debauched by fdleness.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-21
RAGGED a BIG BUNCH
Revenue oficers Capture
Moonshiners and Smashed their

Collector of internal revenue ST
w. Smith was in town today, accom-
panied by Messrs. W. L. Craig, mar
sal of Center Hin, and L. A. Rey-
n'olds OF Tampa.
MIR. Smith in the last few weeks
traced a big moonshine still in the
swamp near the Sumter and Lake
county lines. Accompanied by the
two gentlemen named, he raided the
still last night, captu ed the opera
TORS and smashed their plant.
The moonshiners, w. H. Craw-
ford, James Davis and Bdcke Davis,
and their, servant, John Hassoe,
were brought to Ocala by the officers
and will be held for trial. The still
was an oId-timer, effectually hidden
and had baff1ed search for years.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-21
HOW A WAR BREAKS OUT
cFrom Leslie's Weekly


At the end of the long, tense week,
every hour of which they had ex-
pected either of the summons or the.
averting of the crisis, number of
French officers and distinguished ci-I
Williams gathered on the porch of the
hotel. 1T was afternoon. The wait
ers we're spreading cloths preparatory
Ito serving tea. 1t seemed almost as
if a hull had come in all that dread
full waiting
The group on the hotel porch at
Dinard had quite treasured them
selves, had become lively in fact,
when upon the evening air, beating
IN upon their consci ousness, lnbil, un-
willingly, they found themselves fore
ed to believe it, came the clang.
eFang clang! of the tocsin striking.
Men, and mems hearts stood still.
CIang! clanlg! clang! clang clang!
From the church tower in the
square ,it sounded its summons to the
encircIing countryside, and all who
heard knew those bells were ringing
THE death # civinzation's carefully
nurtured propaganda of peace. inside
the hotel the clerk at the desk was
just lifting his pen to write name.
He dropped it, and ran. leaving,
where the name should have been,
only a splotch of ink. From the din
ing room walters trooped hurriedly,
Throwing aside their aprons. Book
keepers left their accounts, porters
their luggage, miIlionaires their lux
curious suites and all men their lab
ors or THAT which at the moment en-
gagged them. lit was a motedy pro-
cessfon that went trooping to the
square, nor was all of it men.
Nursemaids were dragging fright
ened children probestingly along.
Jean. Jacques, Francois might be off!
| 1T was no time for consideration.
Nor were nursemaids or other humble
sweet hearts of the soldier lads alone
among that crowd that packed the
green. There came women of all
degrees. some, with folded parasols,
wore their neck strings of fine pearls
And over them all rested the weight
of an awful silence 1t struck too
deep for words or tears
The bell had stopped ringing. A
man got up above the crowd and
drew something from a blue envel-
ope A blue envelope means tile
gram!" in France, He began read
ing in a hushed voice. There were
cries of ''louder!" and then in voice
THAT broke towards the end, he cried
out to all Those gathered there the
message wired from the ministry of
war ordering the mobilization of the
French army. The women of Brit
ltany. their white colts on their heads
Hooked at their mems proud should
ers set, and knew it meant war. Too
Ibraye to weep their eyes brighten
ed redly and they turned away.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-21
sEyENTY-FoUR NEW SHIPS

seyenty-four foreign-built vessels
with an aggregate of 266.373 tons,
have taken American registry since
the European war began. according
to an official statement by the de-
partment of commerce.
Great Britain has been the heav-
lest loser, sixty-two of the vessels
previously sailing under the British
flag. Seven German and five Bel
gian ships complete the list.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-21
sPoNsoRIAL STAFF

Appointed for Lakeland Reunion by
General Inglis
Times-Union:i General John l..
Inglis, commanding the Florida di-
vision. United Confederate Veterans,
has announced his sponsoria1 staff
for THE coming division reunion to be
held at Lakeland October %, 20 and
30, as follows:
tMatron of honor, Mrs. J. W. Win
pfgler, Seffnery
SJonsor,. Miss Annie P. Johnston,
of Barlow.
Maids of honor: Miss Gladys
Wilson of Lakeland. and Miss EN-
ma Wallace Scott of South Jackson
Willie.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-21
At THE COURT HOUSE
TOMORROW EVENING
BIG MEETING OF CITIZENS To
DISCUSS BONDS

At the court house tomorrow
evening, meeting of citizens will be
held to discuss the bond issue, the
question now of most interest to OR
city. Meeting will begin at O'Clock.
Everybody come out.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-21
Not . Theatrical "Eann

Reuben-"Silas don't seem to care
much fer the theater" Hiram-''No.
he don't When I was with him in
New York we went to enc O them
continual performances. an We wasn't
there more'n three or four hours afora
ha got tired"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-21
BAND CONCERT
Following is the Program, Beginning
at $50 Friday Evening If the
Weather Permits

March, selected.
Let Us Have Peace Ernest Ball.
Where the River Shannon Flows
Jas. j. Russell.
Two Hymns, selected.
Dream Girl Waltzes Harlem.
o. How Delightful (medley) E.
n. Catlin.
The Teddy Bears Picnic John
w. Bratton.
Front Section (march).
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-07-23

Our city officials have besn in Of
flee long enough now that they
shollld be getting accustomnned to
theirsduties. II is to be hoped that
|the firstsetiof city officers TO serve.
|iin Linton will accomplish something
during their termin Office. Already,
there has been some Improvement
secured and there are many more
needed. A rigid aet Of city ordin-
ances has been secured and are
now in force. They ahould be ad-
hered 40 religioualy and the result
can only be for the better. The peo.
pie OF the town ars interested in
bettering their conditions and they
look to the officers Of the city to SCI
cure thesreauHs for which they i ere.
elected. One thing which they should
not overlook is the matter Of al
meeting place. A suitable place OF
Injecting should be secured SO that
taxpayers and othera interested I'M
any matters before the council could.
be present and see just what Wass
done. Such aipiace should be pub
lie and ample 10 accommodate all
interested persons Remarks along
this 'tlhI line are quite frequently heard.
ANYTHING verging on the star.chan-
her style should be avoided and
every net of the council and nther
officials should be public property.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-07-23

II seems to be generally conceded
locally that the result Of the recent
democratic central committee organ.
ization decides the future local post
Office scrap. For several months
and In fact ever since the democratic
administration took over the reins
of government there have been: two
leading aspirants Tor the local post
masterahip, Thos. o Rrien and Mrs.
r. G. Rocks. Mr.. 0'Brien has
labored long and loud to land the
plum and had some show with the
former democratic county organizas
tion. Now. however. bis support
has been sadly shattered "a the for
4 mer chairman lost out inthe recent
serap.
/ lfa quietus is put upon the candi-
dacy- of Mr.. O'Rrien by the recent
result we believeit viii be for the
hest interests Of the patrons Of the.
local office. The expression is often
a heard that 1t is q democratic scrap
and that only democrats are cons
cerned. This il q fs,lacious srgu-..
ment and all patrons of the Office
are interested IN the result. None
more so than thDse connected with
a newspaper, Owing to the nature
Of the business q newspaper man
must have a considerable business
with the local postoffice and q post
master SO disposed can make no end
of trouble and bother for publish
|SIer. The postalrules and regulations
are 60 many and varied that q strict
compliance with the spirit 81 each
" would SO complicate matters that
the time of one mans would nearly
7 be required to attend tothe mailing
lof papers. Only at the local Office
can newspaper be mailed. except
bp paying the higher rate Of post
age.
! There was a time when the local
postofice was guided by the hand oil
man ill-disposed to the Record and
its management. The writer was
quite youthful in those days blu,
: |stilIshas avivid recollection OF The
: results. Hence. a newspaper pub
I Usher more than any other individ.
ual has reason to be interested.
The Record has not and probably
q never will agree with P. G. Rocks
Il on political matters but it can mos,
q heartily endorse Mrs. Rocks FOL
= postmaster. In fact, both the pres
6 ent and former publishers Of III,
{ Record signed the petition Of Mrs
9 Rocks whenit was first circulated
q Should abe be selected for the post
q Office here we believe abe would b,
b fair and impartial in the discharg,
+ of her duties. The fact that Mr.
B O Brien has been more or less of 1
B failure in his personal undertaking
8 would cause one to doubt his suita
\ Ebiiity for the responsibilities O
7 such an office.
+ In closing. the editor of the Rec
E ord believes that no matter who tn
d appointee may be. neither he no
s she will be able to give the univerl
al subtraction which has resnlteI
B from the long administration O
: Postmaster Thomas Jones.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-07-23

handIs doesn I sound just ttie way
we've alEsys heard that good old
Irish nalas pronounced. Br'er|
Wood. The editor of the Rrsddockl
INswssis knsw III home lby tls name
of Mes1orniek We want ron to
tell u Y HI has been cutting rp any
sshenanicans IN gour town, else
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-07-23

United ntatss senator Term Fading March
Representative. in Congress- Second Dis
!; !. !. - = = !;
Governor. 4.
State Auditor
state Treasersr. (. /.
e,s~.-s.., ~
Attorney 0tnsrsl
Commissioner Of Insurance Z.
fcommi.sloner OF Asriculturs and Labor -.
Commissioners Of Ra,lro.d'. -. 3:
I state senator. rr.ps,-sl..h District.
Mem Der. House Of Representa- ivs..
Sheriff 3. :. ). I.
County Auditor. q ]. :. j.
County Trtasursr ;. ). I.
y Clerk Of District Court ~. .........
Register Of Deeds. ]. ]. 49,; $500.
stetes attorney. !. I. :.
slssCounty Judge. n. :. !.
County Surveyor. :. !.
County Commissioner,s First District. 4. !. !.
County Commissioner, escond District.
County canmisiiousr. Fifth District. ......
conssao iss
~, Justices otths Peses..
assessor: rlrs. District ],
z :::::sI s Eiiss D':;s'ss
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-07-23
EAH0Ns COUNTY + gC0RD|
Linton. .Nhs3h Dakota.
BY PIP. sTREETER.
et,gEEs eAsss OF THE coUnry,,.

The Record Ii entered ~ Linton Postoslcs
AS second-rlass mattsr
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-07-23

we'll, tile new School board hasI
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-07-23

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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1914-07-23
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g. 6 6 d sssss 4: 7.
4 Oh starke q. 4. !. = I. II
u. B. 3ArnAas. !. Z. \. $ "a II {. 81. IL.
Dorr Carroll 81 i. I. II
y. ps Read &. I. 3. M. ~; 81 q. s
Karl Klein (. Il 3. Y 4. .st.
Myron II johnson !. y 81. -
N Ayland I. 4. u 81 u
y. %. ErEcn ~ h.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
6ome Rule / Jrlano.

Gen irIfe Some HliIe @ia bar mi
eu6eIig giennemgaaet Den 'iolte
SfiGrSilo og bar fauet Den en9el'fe
aonQes Sonftion. @eg8e Norlamen'
tets Siiie bleo oblsit ben 1Soe sep
tember. Song George bar life pers
ionIig tilitebe, ga ban par frdoTren-
sc for at inipicere Sropperne. Sans
Sale bleo opIGit / Snerbuiet az @i'
comte SaIoone % / l~lnoerbuiet az
Iiceprpiioent SSobn 8. @bitlep. ga
set bIcu befienot / Soerbiiiet, at
aonaen boboe ianftioneret Some
&lle @iaen og SEN paliiiife &irfeop'
Issninqs-@ in, pofte bette me9en Be-
geiitring, og man roobtc Surra og
long "@oo inpe tie Sing, ioa set
olrebe / SoIen. Sect man forloo
aammeret, bIeo Ser roabt: "@ltb
bepare SSrIano", boilfet i9ien beiua-
reoes fra Sc irife NebIemmers Si-
Sc mc0: "8rto bepore england"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

Sorisq pao at title aopitlIationerne
no al @ctragiuing.
Gen omeriforife Hegierir5 piI
poermere life crfjcnoe, at Sen otto
mantle Ne9iering bar Het til at OBJ
hUoe aapitulationcrne, c0er at benS
&anoling mco Set MooI, ga Sen err
cnii0ig, fan hare noQen &irfning poa
Sc peo MISUNDERSTANDING
9iunc Hcttigheoer % |ripilegier,
"Gc beoeS enopocrIigere ON at
iige, al Sc Sorene0e Stoter for Nor
pNretbe forbeboIocr iig GiSfilSiton
ongaacnoe Sen @rrnn, paa boiIfen
Sen ancrifonife Gc9ierin1 baierer
lin @rgring moo at inmtpffe / Sen
~ottonanife HeQieringS SonoIinN, oq
ocsuocu forbcboIbcr liz Het til Of
giore noerIigere SenitiQinger / oennc
Sag paa et ienere Sio$punft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Svopolserpeoitionen

Sir Grneit ShacfeIton % bans
ScIae iorIoo Sen 15be IS. 9onoon
FOR at bc9ipe Jig pno lin SpopoIS.
irro. Zen enc @oIuoel al Grpcbi.
tiouen unoer SbacfeItonS ~perioulige
SeoeIie reiite til Spbamcrifa. Sen an,
Sen SaIpbeI reiite til HoiSbauct poa
Ncp- SccIar0Siioeu al S$bapet on,
So$mnuieu. Man hnaber at msoeS
/ Npril nrIte Nlar eacr ! MortS
1916 / RoiSbnpet. SbocfcIton bar
20 NunSe % MotorIIGbcr, Set onoet
SglQc % Sunbc. On betpoelig San.
ifeIighco hapoc grpeNitioneu ioet Sc
pibenifobcIiae <nitrumcntcr, ionl
mani hapoe beitilt / Spltlanh, paa
@rrmb al ariaeu life flrnoc IcpcreS.
Mor iii ooa iat paa ser neopcnoiae
/ England. Sir SboctcItou ifaI eiter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Ganaoas bpeoeareal
lfal foroobles.

Sra Stta1pn, Ontario, berettcS, at
Sen fanaOilfc STAGGERING puo @rlno
al &er0enSfrigen bar bcllltttet at
9isre ct 6urlog pan npite Nnr at for,
6obIe Set nGrpprenoc Sococorcal.
Sot0brltgSmini Itcren % 6ogmGno
bar fonfereret ON Mioler BERTH.
@iernem 2anobrugSbla0e % Sore
Drag oil SSarnlcrne bline roabet iii
at illo'oa oft bprfet Snn0 meo &oe0e,
mcbcn5 man bill ioge at ioo np6rltot
Sano i10ionet me0 @pg og Sopre.
Hegierin9cn bar bc0t Saloet lamar
beiOe mes Sen for at MODE Sen Moo-
mangel, iom Srigen / europa pil
me6farc. Sencre pil Hcoierin0et
ianOipnliJoi5 qipe SiUlp meo IIoi-
Ming og TIantning % ON noboen-
bigt hiGlpe meo Saaforn Tor Sem,
Ser pnifer set. Ganobas Sbebeap-
ling ioor er ollcreoe for en- itor Gel
erporteret til GnQlano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Oct a~frifanlfe
Kriostheater.

2on6on Sen 15be Sept. ct Sele-
gram til HeutcrS 9cIc9rnmburralt
ira Noirobi, @ritiif C1tafrifn, beret-
ter, at en- %betpoelig inf Sroppe'tprfe
ira 3pif E1tafrifo por aoaet ooer
@rpnicn peb Woborlt, bauoe beiat
anrorgil % MI bar pan Sremmorif,
MOB Sill.
Brittle trooper err imi6lertio az
ienot fra aisompa ug Bort 6Iorence
poa Noropitfplten al 2nfc @ictorio
iorat itanic bereS piOcre SremtrPn'
gen.
Zen tpifc Sroppcitnrfe peo Siuio.
ilo0cn or pao SiIboqctog % i%orfpl-
0c5 al brittle trooper ira @rra og
Witoto Mn0ci. Ser ioreliaQer enonu
in1cn nGrmere Gitcrrctninger ON
Gompcn, men Wcb0clcIien ON, at TO
nifc Giiicerer % en0cl in0feote Col
batter pnr tn9ne til 6onNe, bar Be
frriict iiq. Gn on0en init officer
bar opcrQiuct fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Nvt :. at Y. Oiitrift.

9eIegoter reprpienterenoe Az 60
ger al Conner al Ror9e / HortD %.
fota, alberta og Soifatfennr meo
ct iamllet WeblemStal al oper 2,100
oprctte0e oeo ct Ws6e / Sepils 2ofe,
g. 9af., Sen 15oe IS. SroeneieS 81
thrift $40. 4 / SperenSitemnleIic meo
en- pao SopeOIogemsoet / Minneopo.
liz / SllIi iioItIeben fattet @~eilltning
Gn forelobig Organization bIep oo
6nnnet meb so. s. Segge al Satton
Tom Grpiibent og g. q. See al Be-
fin iom SefretGr.
Set npe Giitrift paIgte feIgenoe
gmbebsmpnb: 9ommer, forhenop.
rerbe Sooebprpiioent Sener Serrnts
GARD, GcoiIS 2afe; Irpii6ent SO. +.
Segae, Satton; @iceprpiioent, 8. g.
Sacobion, Sarge; Sefretpr, Z. 81.
See, Tcfin; aa8ierer, g. s. 2ucfen,
GooperStomn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Scncitc Gfterrctninacr.

SicI9e DC npeitc Giterretninaer
ira Oct pcitlige ari9stbenter er Ger
lllgcn nponepGrOig 5ornnorina ino.
traa0t / Sitilotionen, ioet Spiferne
og De Iuiercoe bol6cr omtrcnt ianme
Stlllin9er | Den lonae SlogIirie,
iom DC inotog for TO Gage iioer.
On al @rrnocile BERTH cr, at set
pololomnc Gcgn, iom bar pe0porct /
Here Oo9c, bar 0iort Gcienc % Ger.
rTnct npltcn niremfommcIiac for
'aoocl Nrtineri Tom andre @oobcn.
ortcr, &c ncoltrsmmcn0c @anomas.
Ter bar poo LANCE StrUfnin9cr al
5loglinicn ipl0t Sfonicornpcne, ioa
S%oIOnternc itoor / &nno op til Gel.
teitcoet. s Ell 6cnieen0e on'ce8
bette at pTre I'll 6or6el for &c III,
licrcoe, ion poo 0rrnO al line be-
Ore Iorbin0clicsIiujcr bar funnel
boIoc inc Groppcr bel i~oripncoe ioa.
bel mc6 Vropiont ioni alp0er %
andre ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Men
lcID WoSien al 0i9ic trooper er
nocn Scltc.
st telegram ira @or6caur, Irarf-
rigc, mcIbcr at oen bereulte Com.
firfc / Hhcim5 er eoelogt % oac &c
andre biitoriife % oiicntIiQe @pg.
ilin9cr cntcn ifu6t / @ru5 cllcr itprft
romponcrct pco @onbarocmeltct al
oct tpifc 9rtiQcri.
&ielgc ct Telegram ira &jpbcu.
barn por Der ira StoctboIm in0Ip-
BET Mtc00cIclic ON, al ct tort Sie.
lag bar fumoct StcO / Titcriipcn.
ST tort 2lntal rllSiiifc aria9itibc
itoI rare ontommct til McllinNior5
GfinIon0) / beifooiact GiIitanO % ct
fort Antul iaorc0c bruQtc ilono %
iert I'll @oipitnIernc. Cn pol0iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Goloraooitreifen enot.

Sra Sriniooo meIbeS, at @ritbc-
orbeioerne BEN 16oe bS. efter en- TO
Cages ifarp Gebat bar pcotoget
F~rpIiOent @iIfonS ioreIloac6e 6reoS-
plan. g 9srbogS ifl1l0e @rllbcieI-
ifobcrneS NeprGientaiter nleoe /
0enper forat brpfte EInncn.
Otter 9lrbeibcrS %eotoQeIic al
&Inncn icnbteS eft telegram til &rU.
Iiocnt @iIion ON, at Streifcrrle pi(
pcnoe tiIbnQc til g(rbcioc timber @c.
tingelicrne / Sen 8 NorS Sroftot,
Tom Sc ieocrolc Mr9Ierc SpreQ o.
pie5 % @iaiom 81. 6airIep bar OPP
ItiQet.
SSuhn 81. 9amion, MebIcm al 60.
dorado Observation-Disclosures @cItprcI-
ie, oq e. 9. SopIe, GiItrift5icfretUr,
ser ira iorit al mooiottc ii9 |rpii-
bentcn5 alan, itemtc bcgge for 0cnS
Ie6togeIic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
papirprilerne.

Som Gol9e al Sen poIoIomme
StiQning / Nriieu pan Srpfpopir -
ct Al RcinItatcruc al Den clropTi'te
&riQ ~ bar G~ogbInoene / Chicago
icct liz moot til at iorboie GbonncntS-
priien. ~Ghitaao Nerp&~ er iaalc-
oc3 M 10 Gents pr. Maoneo iiteoct-
ior % iom biotiI. % Triien ior"Gbi-
cogo Gromincr" er goact op ira so
Ill 10 Gcnt2 ". Maaneb. "Sulnno
GoiIu &rci2 As'ociation~ bopoe iib-
tie llge lit oarliQe Me0e / Chicago,
% citcr llbtaIeIicr, iom ialot / Mtc-
SCI, cr set ~iauNipnIig, at @bomncnt&-
priicn ior sc 0aglige N%uiicr5 @eo-
tommcnNc nil hi forboiet oper belle
Sinlen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
1ntct Sre>shaab.
GortiuttcIic ira Sioe l..

tc9ritct "a Griitcntc. Sful0c Sc MI
licrebc Qno Al mc0 Sciren, pil Ser,
nanr Sen cr opcr. bli ioretoaet Ell
Smoroniu9 Al europa / DC irrltiIte
Nationolitctera %ntcrc@ie.
Gn binocnNc OpcrtnafonIt or al
~illttrt mclIcm Nt2lauo, Srontri0e
% GngIono OH, at inGcn al Dem MI
lutte 1Srco, icr Bette Spor9@ruaal pnl
Ell oomlncrcuNc NIiIlturi>nle er oro.
net pco en- Trco, iom iorit oil BIZ n.
~IInttct, nuor en- iulNitrnoi9 Seir or
purloct.
%crNcn fan icIc liz iorpi%ict ON,
at GngIoro, ga Nct M icrlt har tn6ct
iat poa Ncunc SoQ, life hi holle, 'cr
Sen err oi9jort poa Ell iaa 9rlnlot9
Woooc, al Sen life ton pare SptI
unoertaitet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Onfel Sam protelterer.

SfeIee en- ~officiel Weo0eIeIic ira
@aibington bar llbenrieSoepnrte-
mentet paolagt Dor ImbnSiobsr |
aonItnrtirupel at neblp0ge en- fraf'
tio Trotelt moo Ben t~nrfiife Hegie-
rings ~pilfaorIiae 0p6TOeI'c al
iremmebe @orgereS Sprrettigbeoer
% @ripiIcgier / Sprfiet.
Snitrllren til ambnsiooeren los
iom ielgcr:
"Ge biz bcnleoe sen ottomonif e
Chickering'S Opmerfiombeo pon, at
Sc 6orencOe Statcr5 Hegiering life
iamtpffer / Sen feiierlige Negicrings