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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-07
MUST MAINTAIN
PEACE ANDORDER
DECLARES FERRIS
Michigan Governor Getting
First Hand Information
in Copper Strike
District

lioughton. Mich, January G.-Governor
Woodbridge N Ferris of Michigan.
gained much first-hand information to-
day regarding the copper strike in prog
ress in his state for more than five
months. Especially did the governor
learn about the number of county and
company deputies in the strike zone. and
tie extent to which the so-called "gun-
men, have been used, or are being used
The governor obtained this information
from sherffs, prosecuting attorneys and
Supervisors OF the two counties affecterd
by the Industrial strike. At the conclu-
sion of his sessions with these officials.
he impressed upon them that they must
work together in maintaining law and
order and in protecting life and property
Twice the governor referred to the
Meyer deportation in public, and 1t was
learned that he also took occasion to
deplore it's effects.
Questions Attorney
Tonight the governor questioned An
thonyi Lucas, prosecuting attorney of
Houghton county. and Judge p. IL.
ORrien of the circuit court. who came
from L'Anz, in an adjoining county,
where they have been holding court on
strike cases transferred from this iuris-
diction on changes of venue
Governor Ferris found an interesting
field for inquiry in the Keweenaw county
sfrituation. Normally the three big
(Continued On Page Eleven)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-07
POWERS INSIST THAT
L. S. PROTECT THEIR
CITIZENS IN MEXICO
Foreign Diplomats Uniting On Line of Conduct In Regard
Mexico-United States to Have Free IIand, But Must
Protect Financial Interests and Lives of
Foreign Citizens

Washington January 6.-Frequen conferences between
ambassadors and ministers here tending unite them
line OF conduct regarding Mexico which, while conforming
the plans of the United States involves understanding
obligations the American government will be expected
las the result of noninerferenee by foreign
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-07
Only Six of Thirty Labor
Union Officials Who APP
pealed Are Granted
New Trials
COUNSEL WILL ASK
A REHEARING ON
NEW LEGAL POINTS
Conspiracy Clearly Shown on Part of
Defendants, Says Courts De-
cision, and Challenge of
Counts Erroneous - At
torneys Are Silent

Chicago. January 6.-Scntcnccs of "a
in indianapolis of conspiracy TO trans
port dynamite were confirmed today
by the United States circuit court of
appeals of the seventh district. Six III
the 80 who appealed were granted new
trials.
They are: Olaf A. Tveitmoe, San
Francisco; William Mccain, Kansas
City, Mo. Fred Sherman, indianapolis.
Ind; william Bernhard, Cincinnati, o.;
James E. Ray Peoria, ILL., and Rich
ard Houlihan. Chicago
Counsel for the "a within 80 days
will petition the court of appeals for a
rehearing ON new legal points. If that
is denied they will take the case to
the federal supreme court. Pending
final adjudication it is understood that
no attempt will be made by the gov
ernment to return to the Leavenworth
penitentiary those OF the convicted men
that are at liberty under bond. The
appeal was heard by Circuit Judges
Kohlsaat, Baker and Seaman.
Conspiracy Shown
The decision declares conspiracy
clearly was shown on the part of the
"a defendants, and that challenge of
the conspiracy counts of the indict-
ments was the erroneous; that the dis
tinction was maintained between the
conspiracy charges and those alleging
performance of the acts for which the
conspiracy was formed. and that the
verdict could not be challenged on the
ground that separate acts and a con-
tinuing conspiracy had been improper
W Joined in charges.
The decision succintlv stated that Me
Manigal and Clark though co defendants
we're competent witnesses for the state.
The final contention of the defendants
counsel that the United states had not
Jurisdiction in the charges alluded was
disallowed.
Counsel for labor officials heard the
decision with keen disappointment. e.
N. collins of the attorneys for the peti-
TONERS. however. stated that he al
ready had prepared briefs on three inn
portant points which had been over
looked in the first appeal.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-07
CONFER MEN FAVOR
PLURALITY PLAN

In various sections OF the city there
| is caucusing tonight Every faction is
imbued with an apparent necessity of
adopting the just plan for the pri-
mary. 1t is an open secret that the
friends of B. B. Comer-and there are
several here lobbying for him--are con-
tending that the plurality plan should
prevail. In this respect, 1t is inter-
esting to note that they feel certain
that with five candidates In the field,
Conner Will secure a plurality of the
votes
They bolster up their case further
more, with the statement that major
came obsolete and that the plurality
plan is opposed in this particular in
stance because of the apparent advan-
tage held by Mr.. Conner.
| On the other hand it is an open
secret that the followers of Charles
Henderson, Capt Reuben F. Kolb and
John H. Wallace, Jr., are desirous of
securing a majority primary. They con-
| tend that it would be ridiculous for the
democracy of Alabama to declare a
nominee when such nominee might
have received a plurality but less than
a fourth of the total vote of the state.
They contend. Furthermore, that no
candidate would dare to come before
the people declaring opposition to a
| plan whereby successful candidate is
assured majority vote of the peo-
pie. They declare that in Alabama the
people must rule and defy any candi-
date to express opposition to this car
dinal principle of the party.
BOTH FACTIONS
CLAIMING VICTORY
At midnight both factions are claim
ing victory. The political student is
doubtful of the success of the majority
plan despite the apparent justice of
the principle involved. The, candidates
for minor offices are practically solid
in their opposition to the majority
plan, and realizing the heavy expense
which will be incurred by the double
primary scheme they have gone to
work with committeeman from their re-
spective districts. 1t Is said that the
candidates for minor offices represent
ed to the leaders in the struggle for a
rajority primary that they would raise
fs<r~~s>~~~~ = >---~>--~-~-
CONTINUED On Pare DlevonD
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-07
BOTH FACTIONS
CLAIMING VICTORY

SOsntinued o Pags Elevenl
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-07

Continued on Page Eight
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21
WAR To PREVENT
OBSERVATIONS
CONTINUED from Page One.
II 49, reacLo- III earlh

just barely reachoa the earth
In tomorOw eclipse the diane
ter ~ the cone 20 the earin's surface
- only about 80 noble sO inst ON"
eclipse is visible as total only ln a
bell about sd miles vide. stretching
over the countries already named
As partial eclip it viii b. seen
over Fery wi4e area. including
nOrtnoa stern America. Greenland f..
Europe baif OF Asia and hail Of
America Within thh region only a
Dhfi ~ tLa suns disk H'il no hidden
~ tho moon
Wherever the .0lal eclipse is seen
a. total. the sky viii become nearly
as dark lH flll moonlight. and few
OF the brighter stars and planets may
b.. seen Sometimes the moon and
sun occupy such positions mat al
though The moon passes directly be
tween the earth and the sun. the
shadow cone does not quite reach
the earth Such solar cclipses are
called anuniar and are nowhere
total eclipse iu the most favorable
case total eclips" nay lass seven
minutes at tation. but such occa
ion are very rare There viii be-
total cehpfr visible ln the United
States ia 1918. 1920 and 1895.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21
ARGENTINA HAS
FOREIGN TRADE
EXPORTS tND IMPORTS ANOl ~
10 NEARLY BILLION Dot.
LARS ANNUALLY

a Iore.eb trade OF nearly BIZ.
don DOLLAR year H enough %
mako tl. esD9fes and iugort o. oi
fIr United States go 10 snl tatc
MOTTO. .f no county anG Arffufina
lI. iI fIuf lFGre i1ft Fgf T.
b.. a UfI more enact BE- aas a10if
.t..IH 900 Ihst g. gnerlB $50
,.4.a Ihe f4gefa lf41r Of
fl. lUa.I ffaf.. ahnH fif p"
l., .tlHH lu1.alif ArFenitua D..
rmD tfHIIae nation and thC lue.
nns .Il. all from whom doe
uH country Uuy' aud what ono
O.. lf4m dsr It feil are Iusf uoh
FL. peruI.f Importance Ihir Pan
European alr stirring w. the bust
fD utpreri. W the niiod states ae
tusg have never been TIRED before
ani fIy nau' tD know uumber ~
funl
m tf connection tae par tuori
..H. IuIou Warrington ID e. pat
UU. n fhH July number OF iia
f.nnNNlE bulletin detailed t.fia"
OF ono commerce OF AfrflfHlb iOr
.fI. thirb reveals some frft .m
r.I.ut nnIH luf instance. Nt nnd
that In toulst. inciudIuf maDufaC
t"Ir. Yf go WOOL cotton. and
.Iurr ubrof. Argentina imported
u0lr5 100000 600 worth Iron toei
.ud Dol lnufacWrs. thereof to tto sal
.. OF $50 Nnu 600. ailRay ears. hu
f.uYI.iH. aud other ..m'.c. aoJfH
l..I ttI. DNhDHI. cartu. .tanr
t.r. nr.rIt fIl.ups.UNO.
t.I.I.Yf u1iefai. carly ffb.uNU
... .hd Iond proiucls g45.ooO
5000 There .Ia nuf FIk of tire 49,
n.DI ,.a Iuri.Dn FFcu iu de-
ul
Who 1Iu bleufua tho goous
Tine 'YIIunlu W. ire amount. boo
r.Hu1 number uI tlD imports from
each ol thr leading .A countries.
owen u Argentine dollar and su
Argentine IulHr DriH tuoIt -
..uM .u U.i state. money IRON
I.n United Kingdom lGrct Britain
aut u.u#.ue Canada Australia. or
u.Hnr Co., s. .ou $40 500 900
..luu. t.I.uN uuU tulted
fai... 60. uun.uIH France. t3N..
l.U.uuu ualI 100000 Belgium
f.t. uuu.luu o. tlr total imports
'fI, United kugd m furnished go B.
per cent Germany $500 per cent.
United State. l'., France. q. Italy
t lolgluW. 3D.. Too other word
over 20 pnr cont OI Araontina.s IN
pDr m I9I. came from l1ur Of
t.r European ruuu'rD moss busily
engaged Boo tr}iul Goo ',iOrmiuate one
truthrr
Iup second question. shat and 90
h0m dee. tho country .elI' is about
important al the nr.t 10 Nrgcn-
/ tina can't arll her product .hc can't
ect the money to mul That 20 pref
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21

The most wonderful thing m tho world
Il love expressed in the helpless Infant
And among those aids am cor flrf fHr
srpertaut mothers o. ftg vol known
"Mafhrra Friend"
This " an external application 90
enable tho abdominal MUSCLE ~ %. .0m.
more plant. - expand fHrlIs HltH. m
undue pain FROM the strain ulIu ,l.if
and iirameuta.
u almost every Hriiir1 community ur.
women who have enjoyed tH. uI.H.I.r Of
THIS famous remedial ara helpful on ufY.
cation. Their daughters have sr.au u.
10 learn % IT, splendid nH. .tln.r
Applied as directed upon tbueH muscle
involved Il soothsg tho Emo u.fN rt ~
nerves with which 90 tNa
supplied. Thus n tr'lt share NJ '.. uI
20 much dreaded may D. avoided r.i
Period ~ expectancy passed t'rla.I
ease and comfort.
Anything that nidl 20 much comfort
muri De- counted o. o. llar.I lHI
IN little book rout ~ nil much ufs-
~ Information ~ given tu irDtf.r'.fH. H
mothers. II tells how ~ uaa N.fhrf
Friend" and how ~ nv0i1 rlfinr ir.H. Oh
Get a bottle today and vrlir fHr h.Ht q.
rradnak Regulator CO. fD1 i1mar i'ie
Atlantis, -. ~ sufg 80 e.. iipta,.
Ifisa4.'
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21
IFNsS INCREASING TRADE
WITH sol THEM EEPi BIG :

NAN W Nt''
GALVESTON Tet. Aug 20
Tea Is awakening 20 tho value OF
Latin American commerce" An an.
q 1U o. ihe port records 81 Calves
tDn ior the fiscal year ending Jane
90. lHIl SHOW Vnt tie export aud
import bushes 81 the Southwest
done Win latin-Amcrica through
the port OF Galveston during those
q. Give months totled $ll.iGG.ul9.
This Is gain OF 'SG.3NU,32s over
ne record of the fiscal year 1928.
Despite internal warfare in Next
co. Imports and EXPORT between Gal
weston aud MeAioan ports during the
.last fiscal year totaied &3,3oU,JGG.
"a increase of titl2.Ob1 over Mex
can business oi the preylou. year
Dattio bananas aud valuable woods
iroW Mexico. grain from th. Argeu-
tine, sugar from Clba ana bananas
from Central America formed the
hulb of imports from l.aiin-America
through Galveston
racKing- house products such as
hams. bacon and lard. with the ad-
wtI0n col brCadstufis. lumher ana
machinery, formed the greater por-
ton oI S0uthWe- exports TO tat
boo America.
Even greater opportunities now
await American business men Ia ter
,tory south of the Rio Gande. ow-
iul 10 tho disruption of European
commerce brought on by The general
war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21

aching. swollen. snArting feet Your let
igst tingle for Joy shoes never hurt or
seem tight
Get a % cent box 81 "1IZ' nov from
any druggist Or department store End
Tot torture forsver--wear smaller shoes
keep your feet fresh, sweet and happy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21

uINIlNN Nu Aug zoo Sow
cr-l hundred descendant. of iona
iHu IUr.at NHp came from
IorF fIrr En.Ian1 Boz 1886. ana
tnu..H Boz iHI. town. came hero Co.
dls fu HI.I iH, .Hlu.I 1000 uuuuf'
IcuH.m ul fh, Fairbanks iumily 100
America Ihp reunion wa. held Boo
tho oh Fairbanks homestead built
bg tHn founder cot ihc American
branch uf tuo family .Dou after Dob.
fugal uprr. and believed to be- 900,
oldest dwelling loo N,W England
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21

TTZ draWs
out the acids and
Ioisont that puff
up Fmr feet 80
matter how ha q
you w0Tl how
long yoH dance.
how FAR v0l
walk nos long
sou remain coo
your feef III
brings reFtiul
foot comfort
"tfT' o. won
defful for tired
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21
Foc Forest rlre workel.

A special gpe ~ steel windmill tow.
~ has been adopted as The standard
lookout tower Tor forest ira lookout
purposes The platform oH cop OF The
tower SIS iHclosed Co protect ibc look
out from suu and wind. ana ls large
enough 10 provide room tor Ais bed
and working equipment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21

The average man has 10 become
powerful enough 20 feel sure h. has
the vhiphaud boo order 10 be able To-
forgive his enemies successfuliy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21

Build a concrete silo with ten
years guarantee. See j. l.. Heam
a. Brazeltoa Pryor A. Co. 15Tttf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21
"TIz" GLADDENS
SORE, TIRED FEET

"TTZ" makes sore. burning. tired feet
fairly dance with delight Away 20 the
aches and pains. the oorns. calloussa
LL.-ara arH LunLunl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-21

Dr. +. A. Johnston has moved his
office 10 rooms and 4 Pickett
building adjoining telephone build
Ing. 205-ti
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

er nebt til at matte prSne Jorbin-
oingsniatcrieaet. vi erItatteoe 0a
Gbarpi mco Strp".
6Gnfe Jig at airurgerne mnatte
Hide itu iiepeoe Gardner % forbin-
Be De ipges Sanr meo oct. Get be.
bsues neppe at i~rembGoes at 9e.
ban0linger UNDER lanabnne Smit9n-
0igbeoer oite eiteriulgtes al 9lob-
iorgiitning. SaoIebes frunet Soar
Iom uben nogeniombeIit Sorbinoing
piIbe Bit Ipgte. mango Gre. Maatte
operation f~oretages, ifebbe oct
itben nogetionlbeIit gcbspelicsmio.
Del, ioo man paa lang @fitnno bsr.
te, boor a|irurgerlte arbeibebc. Spor
Iangt onocrIeoes er Set life M.
@pggenoe paa NaItei,rs llnoerIo-
gelie al 8ipringsprocesien % /
8orbinoeIic bermeb Wifroorganis-
men bar BEN geniale @binbilrgfirurg
inbiart Sen antiieptiifc Soarbe-
Gambling. Oct Softi,m at 9arbol-
oueripreitninger al De meb &loof-
pono ppbleDte Marfer peo Garlpsle
borttog Stonfen, inbeop bam Den
3anfe at gisre ct 5orieg meb aar-
6oIipre ogioa pes Gar for at Be-
fipmpc acknowledgements. Ser
al ubpiflet Der Jig efterbaanoen Be-
gpnoelien til Sen rationale Saar-
bebnnoling iom / 1872 p6b &idaro
GoIfmann ian0t SnopaS / Spiflono.
NpIten iamtiSiq mco 9iiters an-
tiieptif boooe Morton ppfunoet
9gtcrruS iom @eoppeliesmiooel %
Simpion / 1917 aIoroformnarfo;
fen. Gerntcb foritltmlnebeS De Spe-
rerteS Sfrig, % Sreb % go fien-
oetegnet berefter 0ainretterne.
SporIeoe8 man ienere mere og
mere b%egpnOte at opgipe De glitlge
a~ntiieptiife Stoiie, &orbol, Snbli-
mat % Soboform og iitebet er goact
oucr til Intiieptifen eller Oen fhlo.
Itunbige Steriliiering al Saarene,
tor bare befienbt. 9tapnc 'om San-
Qenbecf, @iQrotb % bon @ergmanll
f~ienOeIigner bette 6remifri0t % er
Bit ct Spmbol. for Den tplfc ST.
rurQi. 9igeitor 6ortie1eitc bar Ho'
bert Sod, bpis bdfteriolugiife Pr
bci6c uSgior @rlu1ouoloen Tor Den
ntpGerne NcfipmpeIie al Sufeftlons-
ipooonmcne. s Spibien berfor
Ituor mi Observation-Disclosures GrofeS-
ior airtcncr, 9eberen al Def preiS-
fife Observation-Disclosures Neoici-
l~oInibetinQ, en- Monb Tom / hei
@rn0 er ififfet til pirfiolnt % itioe
at nleOe Sen arigens Spebe iom /
aolcro, Gpfus pg &opper uafpenoc-
Zig felger &rigeits Sppr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
NerpeitYrfcnoe Sooture.

Oct diRloer uerueie Gntientcr Iuas
rel Iom Sc ilcite ANDRE ip9e, at sc.
~gem2opcIic "a paSienoe @eupgclie
or cn al Sc pigtigitc 9~etingcIier ior
@ienerobrinQcn al Ben tubte Suno.
he's. ScIp Sc n~erpeie Futienter,
ipm err ioa page, at Re mua ligge /
SenQcn, bor Ia NcppQeIie, Oe aller.
ipaQcitc / 6orm al MoSioge, be Iiot
itcrtcrc / Gorm al b0n0e NtoSioge
% @umuaitif. % Ser er intet Silt-
Ser ior, at gnmnaitiife Guclier Tor
'cuQcIiQpeu0e Eutientcr Tan Oriucs
IanGt iorigcre % mere ipltcmatilf
clO biOtil. Ser Sc ncrnGie % BLOB
iottiGc, ser life err ion ipoqe, at sc
mao hoIbc SeNQrL er 6o0tnrene
oINcIc@ ~gliurcnoe, life minGit uco
%intertiO mes SEN fieligc, iuritoi.
riae 2uit. Gilren Der ofpaSies eiter
EaticntelS arNiter o. SunobeOStiI.
itnnN. Ge ivo1eitc mnn tnGe Gem
~fortcre, &c i~tGrfcre list Ipugcrc;
meu nipo$ict eiter Hoticutcn5 arUi-
ter NJ noirrt pno rette Mnabe or
SoNturcuc al opcrrrncntIia itor Be
nNninq ior S~mNheSer.
Sfol Go0tureuc hare Ben rette
9futte, muo &c u6iereS ipitemntlif
% regelmU2iiqt; man moe life bIi
hicmme, ioroi ser fommer Ell Iioen
Heaubpae. clcr SET iner % b%lnnier
list Noor Fanflroniugen er Ser.
eiter bor man toge line Srre nam
ieet &ciret % man inor uetop ofte
hct beOite ReiuItat, mar %eiret er
folot. aropSitilingcn % Sen
Mao0c man isrer liz paa unber
@OnQcn. bar ogina ben ~iterite zee.
tnbninp; man bsr eie beu retic
SeIpo9teIie Tor at isre liz iunbt %
aoot. Gerpeo ioroitor hi en- Still.
ling. ser er life Ianat fra Sen lam.
mcuiuufne % frumrnsgebe iom ira
neu, ser f%ienbteenes meo "NGieu
holt / Gin. grpitct ifal frem,
SfulOrene tiIbagc Snneu iuo, ian
Der tommer noeet al Sen Grroipbeo
oper S%tiaingen, ser Dor fienSte1ue
etbpert Wieuneite. Set fremmer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06

nenIig ogina S~anobcOcn, at man
npnrer Jig til at gaa mutt, let,
elolti'f 90 naturIig. 5ad, dltfor lao
Wennelter CT iitono bcrtil, Oct ier
al ben aIooietbeo, Der fonlwler oper
&c iIcite, taor beres Sang betragtes
al mango Menneifer, {. gr. paa en-
6orbeining ioran en- 5oriomIing.
Gn goo 3oo9jenger beopger life
Blot Senene, ban iutter nue Wiilf.
Ter / g~ep9gelic, Der, Gpg, 9taffe,
grpit og Urine, Der er Billie / bans
Sfriot, og Der err 9aft % Nptnte,
poa lantme lib Iom ban bepp9cr liz
frit uben Stipbeo. 1Iaar man uil
goa for SunobeSens Sfplb, maa
man gisre bet til en- 5orretnitg eaer
en- Spgope. Spis man goar lang.
ionlt % ientren0e betoo |eien,
man gisr oet til et 6orretning
oilers iaar man life noget pioere goOt
al lin 6ootur; Der ifnI toertimob
pGre 6art og &roit @argen, oers
Senpo Ifal bore bobbclt iaa burti9
ION elers, oa isrlt bIir Der Wening
| Def, og iuu iuar man cen SCRIBE
bring / glooomlebet, Ben Strait |
gnnoebrpttet og ben 5oregel'e al
@uOuirfiombeben, fom ifaber set
iuIofomne St0fififte, ~beiorbrer glo-
BETS Rensning og Ell 6orbeielie al
ale 2irSfuttftioner.
Nnar man gaar Tor at beiorore
Smbbeoeu, ifal man fife toge Ell
aritrengenoe nleget lang Sur ON
Senoagen % fro, at oct er nof for
belle llgcn. De lnrge % trGttenOe
Cure Qier inarcre Sfn0c enb @apn;
mel, 6oOtiren ifaI ta9c5 bnglig %
enonu beore TO iii ire @ange Bag.
Zig; De alerfleite W}enneifer bar
lanai beore al Here forte Cure END
al en- lang. Zen ere fan ta9es poa
@eien til ArbeibspIaoier, Sen anben
paa @eien biem. C0enpaa Sltren
er en- fort Spiletio / liggenbe
StiQing al naerlterIte 9etponing.
GltOelig maa man for life at trGttcS
/ line 9~eItrGbelier bol0e pun, at Sc
Itnrp Wirfuiunpr fnnrutpr iffp nj
bperfen Ell llges eQer en- WaanebS
regeIntpsiige oagIiqe 8ootitre, mon
fon life 6site oae 6oroelere pnu
famine Gag, mdn ionr; bois man
buffer pua Bette og peOblir Gag otter
SAD at nrbeibe pna S%ltnbbe0enS
Irenme oaian meo 6o0ture, iua bill
Sen Gal life uoebLi, "a man font
mcr til at glPoe iig ouer Ell gDloen
Spit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-06
Kriesfiruroen for oe M.

Get nGruprenoe GioSpunft ipneS
lprlig eguet til at trGffe Samuten.
lisnin9er melennj Softioens Sirurgi
% pore Cages, ~ifriuer Or. grwin
1rnncf / ct tpif 9Iab. ri Ell iooban
SommGuligning lprer man let at
in0ie bpor lau9t afrurgi og @ioen-
ifo6 er nonet oe iioite bunorebe Aur
% bpor Bette 6remifrirt er fontnt
0enne pigtige Eetraf arigspGienet
tilgooe.
9tapoleon3 6eIttog moo NitSicrne
/ 6ebruar 1907 ierte til Slnget pe0
FreuSiiih-GpIou % ienere Den 140e
HSuni til SIn9et peO 6rieolnnO,
Sloget peo Freu3iii6.gplou er ct al
sc bIooigite i Srigen og enOte otter
ct Cab al 10000 ManO pao bier
SIDE meO ful0itOnoig SpIosnin9 al
bcgge &Gre. Gen peoparen0c inten-
ie arIoe % en- frpetelig SneItorm
bioroa life ioa tibet BERTH. 90
buorle0eS funoc airltrgerne arbeioe
unDcr ioa uQuuitige 6orboI0? 90
ron 9arrep, Sen beremte Girurg oeO
SEN frantic @or0e, og Baron Ser
en-, SEN itorc Nlrmes Spertirurg,
iortpller ON set / fine o~mfangSrtge
Gagbeger:
"S ct eIenoilt gogniflr mootte
nj operere o. iorbinoe Soarebe bpiS
Nntol ItuoiQ porte. S Bette Sfur
uoioIoct airuraerne Ell liplig Tirf'
iombeN. Meu ior en- forfGrOelig
Wandering. }[ilfaarne Arne oa
9en Iou mcQem oe osOe iom opbo'
6eoeS uocnior ,{~nogengen. airur'
gerne bar o~peripreitet meo @lob, %
Sc i~taffel8 'Soareoe ifaIp al 8rpit.
6uerfen eft @lo3 @ano eIler ct ltIo-
tcppe funoc ri 9ipe Dem. Sinoerl
hpen giemcm SfiuIet, for Sol0a'
tcrne haube tat Soren al for at
trnoe @imiafilSen nneo.
Sunore6e airurgcr orbeioet belle
Nottcn nlco Sc Saoreoc, iom ri life
uur iitano til at t9le. Mere enc
100 Mmputotiouer ipretoaes.
lite aorp$ }lnlbularrer mndttc
hipIpe o$ mcO 10 Sig. Gbarpi og
Ell itor 9uu0t SorbinoingSlo9er.
&ore airilrger bar beiltolet meo
VloS. opertrUtte % flnSe life iao
nogct at ipiie. Mme Sns, Snaoer
"a StaIoe / NaboIaget er iplot meo
Soareoe iom III ale er iorhrnNne.
6or at fore Sem pibere bebcpebe ii
500 Toane."
Stsrre o. minore Saar blep ole
ierIt beitreet meS ct Eulper, Ell
@lonSing al ainabarf % &loro'
form, bporpoa man itoppet Dem
meo Ghorpi. aoeang til Gbarpi %
9inS bar Scrior albeles ncooenoie,
on Sisie artifler bsrte til ariss'
fontrihutionerne. Sopoe man Del
life for Saanoen, anpcnotes @Iooc
al Gin o. Snmp.
"@eioIfninacn cperlcb os til oa
meS fine Gardner, iom 6orbin'
oin1smdtrricl", besrr Oct riSere.
men iutct al set par fIippet itii
@auite ubebaoeIis. mar man BED
Spcratiouer % unSer 6crbinoinse;