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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-07
|F()[RIl TROOPS MAY
REMAIN IN COLORADO
ny the United Press.

ii a-s'llAston, Oct 7 Secretary Of
i. 0arflson announced today that
4@' sHea orders for the federal
:. ~ II The Colorado mining dis
s. 49, q buy lumber Tor winter shell
y, Tue secretary Of war said this
-. 4V' necessarily mean that the
A. '9ps would remain on guard at
~ lii'nes all winter.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-07
|llN[A STAND IN LINE
AL NIGHT FOR TICKETS

by the United Press.

~, ' ' Pa, Oct, FIT
|tya a women We're in line Of
p,ht 'uSahd men who waited all
BAH st., ~ me opening sale of base
|sA.a,', Ae's to the worlds series
lSeso 'u TO begin here Friday.
|liets,. .ouhs women wanted the
|lbes 'of male friends and rela-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-10-07

Won don't know lot OF ieop'e
,,,,th whom YOU are intimate
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
$500 WOMEN PROTEST WAR
Dressed in Black, All Glasses Take
Part in Solemn Parade in
New York.

New York, Aug. 31.-Woman made
her protest against the war in Europe
by marching through fashionable Fifth
avenue to the beat of muffied drums.
The marchers clad themselves In black
or, dressed in white, wore mourning
bands on their sleeves. Silently they
trod through this canyon of hotel
club, residence and office structures.
while thousands of persons stood as
quietly on the sidewalks, viewing the
slowly moving procession as they
might look upon a passing funeral
cortege. Nearly twenty-five hundred
women took part in this unique dem
onstration, which had the approval of
President Wilson Boy Scouts with
drums led each division. A lone ban
ner fiuttered in the breeze-the world
ensign Of liberty and peace which float
ed at the foremost of the government
steamship Ancon when it passed
the Panama canal a fortnight
ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
ORDER ALL AMERICANS HOME
Secretary Of State Bryan Urges Citi-
zens to Board Vessels as Soon
as Possible.

Washington. Aug. 2s.-Secretary
Bryan issued the following direct
warning to all Americans In Europe
to return home:
"All Americans are advised to re-
turn home as soon as they can secure
transportation facilities. War creates
uncertainties, so that predictions
about the future cannot be made with
any degree Of accuracy. 1t is not
wise. therefore. for Americans abroad
to delay their return longer than Is
absolutely necessary. This does not,
however, mean that every one should
try to take the same boat, but means
that there should be no unnecessary
delay"
1t is feared that within a short time
both Italy and Turkey will be drawn
into the European confiagration, and
the administration is anxious to be
relieved Of. the work of caring for
Americans in Europe in order to be
able to turn its full attention to more
pressing problems that will face the
United States in its commercial and
other functions
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
Hotel at Atlantic City Burns.

Atlantic City, ~ j.. Aug. 31.-A
fierce blaze discovered in the top floor
of the Hotel ellsworth. at Virginia
avenue and the board walk, drove over
three hundred guests from their rooms
and for time threatened to destroy
the entire structure and spread TO the
board walk. Many guests were unable
to save any of their belongings from
the blaze. The Islesworth is situated
in the heart OF the board walk district
and over fifty thousand visitors left
the piers and theaters and watched
the confiagration from the board walk,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
J. c. M'REYNOLDS CONFIRMED
BY SENATE AS u. S. JUDGE
Member of President Wilson'S Cabi.
net Is Appointed to Supreme
Court by Vote of a. to 6,

washington, Aug. 31.-James Clark
McReynolds, for the last two years at
torney general of the United States.
was confirmed by the senate as asso-
ciate justice of the supreme court to
succeed the late Associate Justice H
H Lurton.
The vote on the confirmation was "A
to 6, the senator's voting against the
confirmation being Norris, Cummins,
Poindexter, Jones and Clapp, Repub-
hcans, and Vardaman. Democrat. Sen
ator Norris led the fight against the
confirmation.
The senate then without a roll call
confirmed Thomas Watt Gregory as at
torney general to succeed Mr.. Mercy
holds. No fight was made on Mr.
Gregory, who is a Texan and came
into prominence recently in connection
with the department of justice inves-
tigation of the New Haven railroad
financial affairs.
touch of bitterness was given the
fight on Mr.. McReynolds when Sena-
tor Lewis of Chicago, defending Mr..
McReynolds, assumed full responsible
lty for acts by the attorney general
forcing the resignation of James II.
Wilkerson. district attorney at Chicago,
to make way for Charles F. Clyne.
Il am responsible for all this" said
Mr.. Lewis, land l take the RESPONSE
bility. l am not willing that the re-
sponsibility shall be fastened on the
attorney general or that blame for
such act. If there be cause for blame.
shall attach to anyone but myself. 1
cannot allow any senator here to read
from anonymous letters or from let
tiers and withhold the name of the
writer which covertly indicates that |
am doing something l should not do.
/ must demand that we shall stand on
the record and in the open under such
The Lewis challenge came when Sen
ator Norris repeated his charge that
Mr.. McReynolds had made many re-
movals Of district attorneys at inoppor-
tune times, and especially when trust
heads were coming up for prosecution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
Austrians Win Over Russians

Berlin. via wireless TO London. Aug.
51.-The position OF the Austrians In
the great battle that has been raging
on the Russian frontier since Friday
without any decisive result is favor
able. Following the Austrian victory
at Krasnik the troops of the German
allies defeated over ten Russian diyi-
sions on Thursday. A general, As 9TH
er officers and 1000 men were CAP
tured. The German army is energetic
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18

is true that handling warning at
long ago that the ambassadors from Italy
not De placed
the
when
what be
acetousy suggested
Union should
Washington
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
GERMAN AVIATOR
THROWS 8 BOMBS
IN PARIS STREETS
Flies Over City and Demands
Its Surrender.
Residents Terrorized by lombard
ment Which Damaged Several
Houses-French SIaugh-
ter Foe.

Paris, Aug. 31.-The long.dreadet
German airship attack on the city o
Farls began on Sunday. An aeroplan,
new over the city about three O'CLOCK
and dropped three bombs. tearing III
the streets and damaging houses anc
causing intense terror among the un
armed and unprotected populace, but
not killing any one.
One bomb narrowly missed a military
hospital when it fell in front of the
Gade lest eastern Railway station)
It's horrible. It's frightful." ex
claimed United States Ambassador
Herrick when he learned what the
Germans were doing.
Surrender" Demands Aviator.
After hurting the bombs the Ger
man dropped a message into the city
which read:
The German army is at the gates
or Paris. There is nothing for you to
do but surrender
tSlgned) Lieutenant Won Hidssen."
The war ministry's announcement
issued at midnight says:
The situation in its entirety is the
same as this morning. After a lull
the conflict has been resumed in the
Vosges and in Lorraine.
"On the Meuse near Verdun a regi-
ment of German infantry which had
just crossed the river has been almost
entirely annihilated
On our left the progress of the
Germans has forced our SOL
diers to give ground"
(The fact that the Germans reached
La Fere, 60 miles from Paris, on Sat-
urday, would indicate that the new
repulse mentioned by the war office
took place in that vicinity and that
the Germans have accordingly adj
vanced nearer Paris.)
After four days of fierce fighting
against the German advance. which
tried to turn their orderly retreat into
a rout, the allied armies are now in
trenched in their second line of de-
tense.
Inc nrSt story or the slaughter of
4 German detachment in Sedan has
Just reached Paris. A refugee says:
When the Prussians approached
he town the French force concealed
tself on one of the heights overlook
ng Sedan. from which the Germans
lad bombarded the town in 1870
Dead Piled Six Feet High.
THE kaisers troops fell into the
rap and when they encamped in the
Place Nassau the French guns sudden
y opened a murderous fire.
The square became heaped six feet |
high with the bodies of the dead. |
What happened afterwards l don't |
lnow, as | fed from the town."
The French right wing (of the
Western army drove the German
tenth corps and the guard back to |
iuise after fierce fight. The French
eft, which was reported as less for
unate," has apparently retrieved its
everseS.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18

Detroit. Mich. Aug 31.-Under low
ering skies and in drizzling rain the
forty-eighth national encampment of
the Grand Army OF the Republic was
begun here Despite adverse weather
conditions. Detroit presented a gay ap-
pearance in welcome 10 the visiting
veterans. Every incoming train and
boat brought in It's quota of comrades.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18

I1CI odoef teH-IUIu. It VIII take but a
brief calculation to understand what
would happen in Washington If the
social season of the capital were in
full swing now with the European sit
uatlon In It's present status. If peace
is not declared within a few weeks
there will be some curious situations
developed in the Washington society
world this winter. Hostesses will be
put to it in the matter of inviting
guests and the White House also will
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18

mum OF time be lost
some of the
What publishing house editions in all
bindings
that srainng itself? printery doing
an insight the
post once showing that approximately s5
Ferhaps
ane must
"hen
Ing office must
men printing office
mail disposed Of
immense of a.
public
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18

from pennsylvania, but they emigrat-
ed to Iowa some years ago.
If Cummins has fad IL is books.
and frst-edition books, at that. His
library is magnificent. and particular
ly rich in historical works. His pride
is his ancient tones, though he is
equally proud Of the fine farms OF
which his state boasts
There is a story told on Senator
Cummins to the effect that last sum-
mer he and his wife went to a fash
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18

After capitol the
to
He appealed Mrs Cummn
his chair.
for me"
The the
he
head, but amt education eihe
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18

that they gained any reputation as
fishermen.
The reputation, however, is based
solely upon what they are telling
themselves, Jervis, usually a reserved
and modest individual. doing the tell
ing and Callahan adding, That's So"
There are fish stories and then some
more fish stories, but these body
guards of the president have one
which does terrible violence to the
widest imagination. their yarn being
TO the effect that a three-pound bass
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
Food La Scarce In Berlin

Copenhagen, Aug. 2S.-Travelers ar.
irving here from Berlin say that the
war has caused intense suffering
among the people and that prices have
risen 90 per cens Manufactures have
closed down and shops are empty.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18

maybe he didn't his prcke oped Jeryis
without slightest
and almost into Tomms wa
had big fish
have sQunt
Jimmy" Sloan
vouches for the veracty Of his associated
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18

y Pc HdCHIHtS-lNeSe are the tnIngS
that strike the visitor when he enters
the governments immense publishing
house. -.--- ---s1.s-ef-
The infinite detail of the govern
ment printing office-for that is the
official title of the publishing estab-
hshment-comes afterward II is only
after the confusion of first impressions
has cleared away that the completely
OF the public printers problems are
apparent Perfect system, knowl-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
What the Waiter Said to Senator Cummins

CENAIOR ALBERT CUMA1INS
by which diplomatic mediation
b faniyo
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
Capital Social Strategsts Have Many Difficulties

HE handling of the diplomatic diplomatic
no small matter
between two countries difficulties
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
Fish Leaps into Boat of White House Seuths

JERVS
y White
catching counerfeies
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
Glimpse Into Uncle Sans Big Printing Office


"a hours OF the night
tne case whir of the rumble
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-09-18
Germans Defeat Russians.

London, Aug. 31.-The German
troops in east Prussia under command
of General Won Hindenburg, says a
Berlin dispatch. have defeated a Rus
sian corps comprising three army
corps and three cavalry divisions.
The fighting took place. 1t is said.
in the neighborhood of Gilgenburg
and Ortelsburg. The Germans are
pursuing the enemy across the from
tier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
GeotnS GpN.

3uIia @cor9ine SeIseien. GIoite
9otter al ariiten oe Nnna ScIgeien,
beoe beu 2ben Sanlinr bette Iar | III
Siem llrr Maobocf, Senion Co., Y.
3. 9eben iornarIa9ebes AZ "Tnens
monia". &uu a fsot Den Cite Ioa
pcmber 1895, og lepebc / lit |nrns
ponabiem iii lin SOB.
@egrapelien fnnnt Step BEN 6te 90
mar unoer ualminoeIig ltor GeltageIlc
% bun Itebte5 til 6piIe paa ct, Slnfs
WenigbepS N%irfegdarh.
Srlid bar ct firrt Sarn, en- elitet
Splter Ell ofbolbt triiten lln9bom oa
ell itnbiq airfegirn9er o9 8i9lt pen
Serren5 @orb. ct. Slafs Wenigbep Ell
itet bun % enItet iom CT ariitcn. at
@ilo Ser nlnatte faa i'm sore. Scnoes
Sirleier0er, s.. W. @aneitnb, tnlte
Seroebuiet. / 0irfen % forretteoe
Soroiritelien. Yaitpr 81. Sieenbaum
benbes iorhenpGrenoe SiGlelerger %
bpis Nonfirmano bun bar. talte / Sir
fen Sroitens Orb. iirr til DC ler9enpe
Sorrlore % Ssifenoc.
oerren treIte TorTlbrc o9 Se'tenpe
here5 Sor9,
8. I. q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GIT fife @iibbuprc.

Gt iifte @iIobapren fra Den eoSc
Saprc bar pGret 2anbmanoens itsritc
@lage / mango Tar. @en mn sier
aIauer Mig. 60, Nept 10, Gubupue. ga,
6ororin9 paa at bare Lott YrobIemet.
6olt, iom bar trritet lin Saprc %
funoet ira 10 iii 80 psf. at oGre Bib
barre, peb, bpao en- glitter elIet Waz
fin Iom benne fan Hare. &lauer
@iIobapreiiftere er touitrueret meb ell
i~iIbenOt, IoIib Hanme % bar ell ltor
a%aIpaniieret Serrtromle. Sromlen er
foret meb en- e9en SIags pGpet goms
iiIosflaneI. |iIbbapren. iom er haaret.
bGn9er falt peo Slanellen % TRADES
automatic neb i ct Sraug, iom ferer
Den ND 9iennem Ben enc Gnbe at IRA
linen, mems ben sooe SABRE renoer I'D
ar WaItinens mpb1atte Sibe. NaIfis
mems Doeeone er % @uI6eIs pr. Sime.
Spis Oh CT brbob meb @iIobaprepIasen
bar on life Haab iii at bore iorubeu
&lalers @ilobapreiiftere. San Sc life
faa Maitinen bpor Sc Dor iaa ltrip iii
aomponiet eiter !SetinseIier % andre
Splpsninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27
SRA ocn oanife Mirfcs Xcir.
T.. I'm ben annifc @%erncifplc.

Naar man iperQcr Norrlore, ON Oct
cy npopcuoi0t. al @orueue inar Nebe
o. Nlrocr. ian uiI SC itubic % ie for
bolicbc ub. Set CT "a ell SeIpfelQe,
1T Sc maa have Seoc, oilers DOR ne 10,
% NlrNcr. cler9 irnier sc 10. Set er
Ell nbioIut NeopenNigheo, Ncriom Sc Itul
uore o. inrc bel. Get or ocrc3 meme
iicligc &li0t at give Nem settle. Ser CT
m%cuncitcliN Rct % meuncItcli9 Nliat.
Nieu unor ie9 inn operierer Bette pon
set uanneIiQe Smrdaoc. % Tiger, ar
SET er liQeina n~eopcn0ia az icr8e ior
@eucnc3 uauNcIiNc Norpleiuinh ina
vii mango after inuoic oQ iiAe: ga
upopcnoil! men set er hoa life lnaodn
NJ ~iorituu. at sc Ncr. hpi5 Der lite bIiper
iorNet for oerc3 oauocIiNc Norpleiuin1.
30. uttopl Ser CT uoGet, ionl ner
! Sc imau, nuar Sc life faar Zen ueoe
ucuNiQc aduccIiGc Sorplcirina. Sc bcr
onnocliO iaIt. Serior hcooer bet o8z
iua res cthpcrt &drnS Soob al Ser
iinl brrc2 Cmiorg for. at Set opIre
res i sen friiteIi0e %ornclrrbom, Tor
az ser. naar Set porer NJ, maa bliuc
ucN Nriim5. li0eiom sci reo 2nnbeu CT
inoppoct / ham"
Spcro5maoItt ont Neopcnoiabeoeu Al
sen Nnnitc Stple MAJ irac lin NhbeitC
GjrunN set triitcIiQe: NJ ind cor(
Wprn opIrrtt sen Gro. huorpno 81
or erbtc. Van octtc Smrnahe bar porC
@cru mere cnS memcItcli9 Mct. 3
har beai9 Nct, NJ Idd belia % IN.
| rcbnr Met bur SC til Sen friitcIiac Or.
lrrelit, al @lther berom idaoe, az mdi
life lcittrc tluSc i%orticnc Nelpebc chi
pan inc cNnc @crn % Set oor lduot
Chi uimpniiocli9 ianbt CT ret at 10
b~cIlioite Nliet mcrer oS iaiernem por'
opbtc @ern. o. her bcaodr N Den bio
Sioe Snuo. huiS ri luiacr ocune uoI
| bcaioitc |liQt % trrnier SrrncneS bel
Iioitc Net. @aotic bore @euiabeoe'
ioritaa Nctie. al her bar Srrrene bel
Iia Net % SorrIorenc beuig Tliat
Sueonc @lioter Der or Sclli9breoe mol
bore Seru.
Nu peo ica NOT, at ii her mna beton,
a,iemunctS @icruing. ! 6icmmct ma'
@eonnoelicn aiereS. ia / &lcntmct mas
eopeelaaet ltaa. Neu lea or ii.te,
paa. az cibpert 0icml bp-r SoNer %
Wooer feler set Iom hclig HIi0t az op
BRACE % opIrre here's Bern Ill @ues
@ern. ser piI man isIe. % at mar
trrnQer Ill 6irIp, Ser ielcr Ia q
man irrnacr iii Meuia6eositoIcu. Sh
ielp on man i @iemnet piIoe aioc III
al meo at unNerpiie / Ben triltelia'
@eruelGrNom. iaa pilNe q iteNe pat
ian mango Granddaughter. Ncale baI
i,se epuc til ct yMSerpiie, andre bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

life 9ib til at optape Ell reeelmrsiig
llnSerniSning. Sc flcifc SorGIore. Der
blot 9Iar ct Soriss i Den Hetning oil
mart lutte meo en- ioritGrtet 6elelie
al, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CT en- Rsbpens
oigbeo.
"2rag Oine sto al; tbi oct Stcb
on ltanr paa er beIig @rrnb", - Idas
lebcs tnlte .@uo til Wloies. "a ban
tnIbte ham iii at bore SoIteoporngcren
for @uooioIfet / ben qoinIe Fagts Sin,
r. oct 6oIt, Der ifuloc barre Sorirts
tclieu iii tommenoe SIrQter.
3 bore Gage er set life iaa meset
Ell enteIt. Der iial oporGge @liosioIfet,
~ BET er mere De mango @triitne 6ora
rIore, Der itol opbrace @ubsfoltet, -
MenigbeOen i Sen me @agt5 SiO, 49,
Nct SoIt, Der ifal barre SoriGtteIieu iii
nc tomnenbe SI9gtcr % beoare Den
milebenoe fra at 9aa tiI9runbe peo -
"9GgpptenS ajpo9rpher". S9iaa /
bore Gage fan Der tales ON beIlig
@runo alermeit nlnr triItnc Sore
rINre itoar o~berior Ncre5 Nsbtc Born.
ga, het bar, hoo6 ie8 piIbe ii8e
ibna. Srnf M Iiot over BET, iaa fort
irtter hi en- onbcn @au9.
81. q. 6r~auenaaarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

ct Spraab.

@Ianot he mango Spgapcr, iont ri /
oct tirteIige &rbcipe / %erp~ensbperne
niles fornn, bar en- al &c melt a
iteliee pTret zen at iergc for Den Slot.
Scr til ole Si0er, men iGrIig ON %iuz
tcren, iprrmcr b%ienleie % nrbeibslole
pmfrin0 / @uocrue.
@lUlp MATTE DoeS / Ell eller anben
Sorm, tbi ojaic Weuneiier bar life Sag
ouer &oucbct, met at lpilc % uGlten
ingen &lrocr pud &roppen, % Stir
ternc ian life uuoer bisie SmltTnpi9z
bcher, "a @iertct ITO bleoe pep Spnet
al Ell bicnlle9 iornb. labe hem fpre
tonme / Cult % &uIbc, lclpom bet
cno for manages &cptonumenoc mco rette
fan iigeS, at &c lager, lont DC 'elp bar
reoet, VT give Yeu9e cr 10 paa ell
0lnobe ser l%Ct,cite. men Der er ultio
Snrc Tor Nti@brul. Nor &c IlelteS %cbs
tommenbc QiUIocr net, at Den CT let al
Iottc, lont eitcr pil boppe, men Iclu
for SC ~initerc Nlratterer or Salooncrne
mco line pnrmc @agGrcIier % iii
"Srcc 2und" Snitcm oltior tillotteuNc
unoer ionnounc Omitunbigheoer Ill, al
Sc tan gna Ncm forbi mco Tenge
Sommeu. Scrior bar Yrelterue AZ be
ioriiicuiQc her oirfenoe lutherltc Cant
iuno iaor beillttct at fnriege ell Wtaa-
Sc at birIpe oad. hporpeo Wisbrnr
tunoe u~nNQaacs. Sen Norite Sica
mnncStirfe t @rootIpu bar | it'll aiel:
| ser opreitcr CT @eobu99eri. bpor ar
bcioSleie Stluoinaper inar inotiF m
Simcr& @lrbcirc meo Sn9nin9 % op'
b~uQninQ ii %eN, Der iineu lcgea Iol9i
@nen. @ctaliuQcn, Der berc9nes III l.
Gents pr. Sine. pbes life | Teuae
men / Siactter iii Wiap oa NatteIogiS
Selpiagt nil nm Sc pirteli8 iortomn'
berptte iiA al oenne SlrIp, meoen;
man pnn sen ouoeu She herneo tor
itaiic Nct ueootnoieitc Ill StosopbolI
ior nent, ser er / oirteli9 Nso. Set
or b~ctcgucnNe Tor Sorholceic Der, a
ira @egpuoclieu al Sebrunr III 40
Marts CT ser pad eennc Ndooe uooel'
| 3,037 @iQeticr til 1908 %erloner
Ian idr pioe, AT SiSic 1,5OS Fer'oner
| Ser nue or 9nnHSmrnn. lite bar bile
ieae bcnue &iUIy, hpis DC babe tiinnet
fiuoe noacn onoeu lIenei I'll ar biersC
iia fra al ior.omnc al Suit % anInc
oa eenne Cpgape or nerfor ! lis lelo e
Neoraab. Ser buroe trrnae 'is irem NJ
bper rorii @auos o. apinecs &icrtc.
Ga Net nar ueicp al faa trrrae mi
/ Sierterre mes CT Nseraab ni alernr
niIoe. iost oi rsrtcr oenre 9enoenNel''
Ill bort Solt / bette 2ans. vi haabei
| raar hi niuscr Iiet grfaring % tnoel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-03-27

DC biIi9ite Iaaber for Snbfisb %
Transport at flinne betnIe Smfoitnins
9erne neb SoIg al Den ~opbuegcoe @eb.
men GiotiI bar life bette funne ite.
Bort foreIsbige Gpgier @iier en- llnoers
balance al om,rins 80 psi. 9erfor
ntaa hi bche ON Stette for Irbeioet.
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