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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-04

Bordeaux, France.-President POineare and his
cabinet met in the temporary capital today for the first
time and considered repOrts of conditions at the front
Observation-Disclosures Chinda Of Japan uUas
informed today his request that Ambassador Gerard
inercede in behalf of fifty japanese jailed in Berlin has
been sent to the American diplomat.
Paris-Gernlan aUiat0rs flying OUer BeLfOrt failed
again attempt destroy dirigbLe and aerOPLane
hangers Dropped three bombs, but all exploded uOth
out doing any damage.
Paris.-Ger11ans plan to take Leon then Rheims
and then make the big try for the capture of Paris.
Petrograd.-Russian army in Eastern Prussia hold
ing its ouDn against German forces.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
SALTS # KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless to flush Kidneys and neutral
ize irritating acids-Splendid
for system.

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid, says a noted authority.
The kidneys filter this acid from the
blood and pass it on to the bladder, where
it often remains to irritate and infame,
causing a burning, scalding sensation, or
setting up an irritation at the neck of
the bladder, obliging you to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer is in constant dread, the
water passes sometimes with a scalding
sensation and is very profuse; again,
there is difficulty in avoiding it.
Bladder weakness, most folks call it,
because they can't control urination.
While it is extremely annoying and some
times very painful, this is really one of
the most simple ailments to overcome.
Get about four ounces of Jad Salts
from your pharmacist and take a table,
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast, continue this for two or three
days. This will neutraliAat the acids in
the urine % it no iloonnggeerp II source 81
irritation to the bladder and urinary or
gans which then act normally again.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless,
and is made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia, and
is used by thousands Of folks who are
subject to urinary disorders caused by
uric acid irritation. Jad Salts is splen-
did for kidneys and causes no bad
effects whatever.
Here you have a pleasant, effervescent
Whitewater drink, which quickly relieves
bladder trouble.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
MICHIGAN 1R|UMPnS
over Mich. AGGIEs
Goal From Field Brings Wolver.
ines Victory Over Old Rivals;
Game Was Spectacular.

Lansing, Mich, Oct. 17.-Before the
biggest crowd that ever saw a foot
ball game in this city, Coach Yost's
Wolverine machine triumphed over
the Michigan Aggies today in a SEN
sational game, in which two evenly
matched teams fought for supremacy.
Larry Splawn's goal from the field
was the only score Of the game, and
the whistle blew with the 8 to 0 score
sending several thousand Michigan
rooters home crazy.
Last year the Aggies won, IL to
I. They were considered 20 per cent
stronger this year than last and this
victory of Michigan gives a good es-
innate Of Yost's strength on the eve
of the great battle between Michi-
gans and Harvard.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
EVERYTHING IS
READY FOR GAME
Big Crowd Certain to Attend the
All-Star Exhibition at
Mandan Tomorrow.

Mandan, n. D., Oct. 17.-That a bic
crowd will be here on Monday for the
ball game between Connie Mack's
Athletics and stars of other teams
and Frank Eancroft's picked stars OF
the National league is assured by the
managers.
While Frank McQuillan has been
busy getting the grounds ready for
the big game, the publicity depart
ment has not been idle. This is H.
H. Williams, Fred Massingham and
Paul R. Mueller.
Posters and cards have been put up
in practically every village. town and
city of the district; Paul Mueller Wis
iting them in his automobile. Harvey
Williams has been sending cut read
ing matter to the newspapers and the
three have been busy lining up special
trains from the various places.
The special train from Bismarck
will leave at 1870 BisnalCk time. The
train from Stanton vii! arrive here at
1870. It will not be a special, but the
railroad company has O~bl'gingly
changed the time for the benefit Of
the north line fans.
Now arrangements are being made
to try and get a special here from
Jamestown.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
FINISH
HELPED LEAGUE
Wonderful Race by the Braves
Stimulated Interest and
Brought in the Cash.

A whole box of pepper was injected
into the National leagues pennanI
race in m~id-season by the sensational
work of Boston's new champions il
coming from last place after the bat
tie was more than half over and win
ming the flag by an easy margin al
the finish.
This remarkable performance prov.
ed a saver for the league financially
as it acted like a pulmotor on the
baseball public and revived interest
which was fast succumbing to an
overdose of John McGraw and Connie
Mack.
The owners of the Boston Braves
found it absolutely impossible to &C.
all the patrons who flock
ed to see their phenoms in the old
south end grounds, which for more
than two decades had been ample to
hold all the National league patrons
in Beantown. They first accepted
the hospitality of the Boston Amer
lean league club at Tenway park on
Saturdays, then, as the Braves in
creased ".hetr""speed, used the Red
grounds for all home games.
Braves Help Other Clubs.
The other club owner of the Ma
tional league profited by the enthus-
iasm aroused in Boston, because
it spread to other cities and made a
real pennant race out of what was
thought to be a walkaway for New
York's three times champions. In
consequence one or two clubs in the
old league which were averred to be
close to financial shoals ~weathered
the bad going in fairly good condi-
ton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18

them. we'll Bill i will rite you a gen
munday after i see that ball game.
Your old pal Steve.
p. S. now don't get soar Bill but if
you a spair that dollar you owe to
me i need it and that dollar wood help
like evry thing hear for i have bin
spending mummy like waiter. i just
got hear friedy and i have got rid Of
4 dollars and atey senc all reddy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18

clubhouse boys, and Louie Van Zelt,
the mascot, with suitable purses in
appreciation of their work during the
season. Just as soon as the Athletics
got their money they began to sepa-
rate for their respective homes or the
places where they will spend the win
ter. Joe Bush and his bride, Jimmy
McAvoy. Eddie Murphy and Jimmy
Walsh left with Ira Thomas for Chi
cago this afternoon to join the all
American league team, which plays
the all-star National league team,
opening in Milwaukee Sunday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
N01RE Dame WALL0PED
HARD BY The BULLDOG
On Muddy Field the Fasteners
Easily Outclass Catholics;
Score % to 0.

New Haven, Oct. 17.-Handicapped
by a muddy field which made open
work and forward pass attacks very
difficult, Notre Dame went down in
defeat today here before Yale's foot,
ball machine in a game witnessed by
10000 people.
The final score was 20 to 0. Ray.
Eichenlaub and the rest of Notre
Danes much heralied backfield,
found it impossible to pierce Yale's
line, while the big blue-sweatered
men rushed to a touchdown in the
first period. They took the battle
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
SOUTH DAKOTA FALLS
BEFORE The G0PHERS
Minnesota Uses Forward Passes
to OverWhelm Dakotans Who
Only Score Once.

Minneapolis, Oct. 17.-With spec.
tacular forward passes, and long line
plunges backed up a stonewall de-
Tense, the University of Minnesota de-
feated South Dakota here today, 20
to 7. The Dakotans scored in the
last few minutes of play, when Quar-.
terback Parliman, on a c~riss-cross
play, broke through the line and ran
62 yards through a broken field for
a touchdown.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
"PER|LS OF PAULINE"

Tenth installment most thrilling
and interesting picture Of the day, to-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
MACKS GET SERIES
MONEY and Leave
Losers in Worlds Series Collect
Their Share of the Cash
and Break Up.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 1.-THE Ath.
letic players, "a in number, have re-
C ived their worlds series checks,
calling for ~$2,031.6S each, and the
championship team of the American
league has disbanded for the season.
The Athletics, as in other years, pre-,
scented Trainer Chadwick, the rubber,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
WISCONSIN DEFEATS
PURDUE IN FAST GAME
Hoosier University Eliminated
From Championship Race by
Badgers Fierce Fight.

Madison, Oct. 17.-Purdue was
eliminated today from the race for
the Conference football title, when
Juneau's Wisconsin bunch triumphed
over them ID to Z. The game was
terrificly hard and fast and was filled
with sensations.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
Football Scores

Army 21; Colgate 7.
Carlisle g.; Pittsburg 10.
Chicago z; Iowa O..
Illinois 81; Ohio State o.
Harvard 10: Tufts 6.
Cornell 48; Bucknell 0.
Princeton IS; Lafayette 0.
Pennsylvania 10; Navy 6.
Indiana q; North western 0.
Nebraska 81; Kansas State Agri-
cultural 0.
Dartmouth a.; Vermont O..
Hamline O.; Manchester IA.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-10-18
Sporting Ne@s Of tie World

straight to the westerners and so
tired them out that the three touch.
downs in the last half came easily.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-20
Sra Vorofioro.
Tgonins al SOro. - Slaabrrer.
port. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. =
Sra llnaoomslagcne. - Spaoc.
mt.

Sor en- Iorofiorbtng faat lit @ir.
feielt Iargt borte fra Noroiior0, og
ban iaa iaor gisre en- Serietur bieln
til be gomle, fipre CRATER bpor
ban Iepet lin @ornbom og llngoom,
iao bill ban ie iig gobt ON og fam.
menligne Nilti0 meo Sortib. Sort
BIZ gierne faa @reie paa ON Be,
qoar irem eller tiI6age, ON Norb.
iiorbbpeberne itanr unoer Neoeon-
gems cler Spgangens Segn.
Sea fom paa Gpfel Ell Sag /
CONNER ira Eitlnnoet, oper
StrpnsfieIbet til @orbfiorb. SsrIt
farget 2iet Sc mGgtige SieIoior.
mationer omfring Spitrpn. Sc par
Jig ielp. Set bar ingen 6o~ran0ring
at ie. Set bar BET iamme bugta.
genoe Spn | aar iom BET altib bar.
@len mar leg iaa fom neo MOB
8aaroene, lagoe leg mart Merfe iii
at ser har BIT lpiere paa Ssen
mango Steber. Sten og Suer og
Smaaifog err rp00et ppf, o. grsrnle,
ilette Schneider err fommet / Steoet.
Nan I9ager mart Werfe til ser bar
pnagllet en- iterf Snteresie ior Sor.
SenS llonptteIie / 9Dgoerne. Mm
er blit LANCET al SoroenS Grange.
linn, % bar iuaet Sro paa at Set
lsnner iig at orioe Ell iterft SorS-
brig. Yaa SieQe / Spitrpn er set
rpooet en- Wasie SorO al ale Sp-
iibbcrne. Eaa Seritab ncoe peo
Strpnspanoet err Der rpooet Ell 30
10 Maal De iioite Aar. Get bIir
miortalt at arne Seritao bar fjsrt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-20

observation-disclosures hor iii at be-.
banoIe Norge iom en- Slous fatfj.
acre @ror. Tom itaoig truulcr
SirIp. vi irtter uoturliQois
unlaooelig Eri$ poa sem SirrligbcO
og Snltaufc Iiqcoperior 0icmlonoct,
ion bette brrcr Gi0ue ON, % lea
'in0cr 0ct bonoe %naturIiQ on riRtjR,
at Sleatringer hcrouer 0ircfte biuI-
per line nUrmeite bicmme baaoe mt0
Fellae "a &orer. ndar &c uc0 at lila
Niplp cr %fiurfommcu. 0Ptn rolet
aonifc onoct cr Sc Cpraub. Tom man
uofinl oitc Ter Borrower rcttct til
9torlf Amcritaucrc ON ot u0c Nirlp
Ill Sinorina al Noo o. 6utti9oom /
Nor9c. Gi9ie Cprdob air citer min
N}cnind oitc ct iulif @iacoc al Nor
&c ion1 ct SattIaoommcn2 % Ne.
0eu2 SdnN, % &c or life u0eu ita0c
lig &nbfluoelie pau 0cn oI~Wiu0cIile
NieninQ ONT bort @1r0@ efouoniife
oG %iinuncicac 2tiQing / set belle.
Ger cr andre Muoocr, hporpoo.
SET norif omerifauitc % oct uoritc
6olt fan ol bpr fonmc biudu0eu
nrrmere &e0 QieuiiotQc Nciel og
pe0 llopifIinQen al Torrctning5ior
biuoclicr o. peo Nrbcioct pou nj
ioritoo linonocr fuIturcIt oil beQQc
Barter flmue ba 0cu ~iteritc Nnttc
al hperouore. Sen QieniiOiac ,Sor.
%itnaclic oN Rcipctt, 'om i Sc lloitc
Mar bar tat Ell iau QIUocIig pert.
nil Itaoig furne uobpbc2 til Smr
fclic al NoritOommeu ODER belle
&cr0eu.
Get piIoc uUrc al SEN ~iteritc @e.
tn0uiuG ior Norge ON oen norife
6orrctuina@itono rciite mere til
Nmcrifo. Sea tror Ser cr mere at
IUrc Der cu0 uogct 0uoet Stco /
&rrbcu % @onoclen meIeur 9tor1e
o0 gmcrifo bur poo itore llopif-
IiugamuliQbe0cr til 6or0cI ior bc1.
&c Snnoe."
Wico &cuiun til lit Sfib Selma,
ser ior ire llqcr iiocn blep tat al ct
iranif ariQ@ifib on iuobro8t til
Mortiuioue, opluitc Sr. N|omiucfcI
at nct norifc llocuriR4ocportcment
III bar Sogeu / i'm NoonO. Non
%trococ. at Sfibet piloe bIi uOlcOeret
ga set flm rnr beilagla9t poo osn
~leieitc Mi9tanfc.
Mr. MopinctcI bar I eli lana
NarrUffe inotot en- ircmiflot Std
ling / oct oiientIiQc Gin / Norlc
San uor Croisrcr / Ncrlcn ira
1902 til 1913 mc0 l"ln0talclic al
ire Mar ira 1906 til 1909, "a BAN
bar pon Stortin0et. Son QienpaI1.
res til Storting4mon0 ior Eeriootr
t912-1915 % bIcu itrar ErGli
Dent / GocIatinpct, Ii9eiom BAN 90
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-20
Sttudtionen / Ooroe.
SocIstinssprGiioenf Mo,uincfel no.
taller ia ON Tprbulocne.

SoeIStingspreiiocrt Sob. 9uop.
Moruincfcl. ion ior Chen opboIncr
liz / De Sorereoe Stntcr, Far iii
"Noroiif Sioenoe", @roofIpn. MS.
taIt 81. a. isI9cnoc ON Sihlatiouen
/ Horge:
"0tange Norif- Imcrifonere hor
bcpt oct Snbtrpf, begpnotc 0r. Nto.
mincfeI, at 6orhoIocne hientmc par
ltcrft berert al arigcn, men ioa par
lite Sil'Gloe. %t hau0e li0e eitcr
ari6enS llobrito Ell SmuIe @anif /
Genge % MeIporer, men 5tortim
% Heglering grcb bnrtig inO mes
en- Gel fIoae 6orisininQer OF eitcr
II Goge& Gorleb bar alt tiIbaac /
Ben gonIc @irnge, "a lea reiitc
ira Norgc ocn 19bc September uor
6orboloenc obioIut normoIc. Sn1.
trent oen eneitc ertroor0inrrc Gor.
anltaltnina, ion enouu o~prethol0cS.
er port NeitrnIitct3ocrn Ser beitour
l. at 6laooen er mobiliierct "a boil.
Der %agt lanQ& Soften iumt /, at en
Gel Mnon0ifo6cr blcu inofclot til
pore SieinitninRcr pc0 ariitiunio,
ariitianSioto, Bergen % Grono-
hien.
Nprin9SIipct iulQercr MI iuIb.
ltGlolA normolt, Ger cr til OF mes
6orretnlnGcr, iprlig / Grport bpor
S%roplbcoen CT iwterre ems Tor arilcn,
% S%tibaiortcn, iom man / Sc ioritc
Gaac citcr llroligbeocrlle& llobrro,
fslte liz notino rugitcIi1 ior puu
Wrluno ar monNlcnbr N9iuroncc, or
III, ga oer norlfc ariQ5ioriifring Tor
Stlbc CT oprettet, belt normult Oh
p"rafttif tolt belle Dor ToIo0c or
ianng. Mon baO0e pentct noNct
Arbelo@ls@beo uOopcr Soften. men
o8iaa poa bette Gmroooc % Sorbol.
ocne opermoa0c tilire05itiuen0c.
Nogle ltorc NnIGQ8orbciber. iom T..
Gr. IllrouobpQninQen, Ser er ofbUu-
gig al u~0enIonbif aapitol, bar uiit-
nof forelebig in0itiIet i'm &orfiont.
heo, men til @iengirIo bar Staten
/ tiliparenoc llbitrGfuina e0et Mr..
bciOerontaQct pc0 tine tore Scrn,
%bancanlGg.
Noor man MI fontnler til Nor1c
bill nlalt life poa nogcnlomhellt
Waobc merle Sen curopGiife arig
anocrlcoc$ enc man merfcr Sen bcr-
orer, ncnlIi9 / BEN 6sIcIic al Sfam
% Iiifp, iom gier Jig 9iUIbcnOe pc0
at Ell lila ariq o%uerbopcOct bar finn,
net 6rp0e no / Dor Sio. Gperalt /
Norqe goor bct %bo9Ii9e Nrbcibc Iom
isr og Sipet orter iig Iom nanli8.
IQe / Norge ieler iig o%pcrbepilt
ont, at Oct bill lpffe@ at boloe bort
2onb Inferior ben itorc curopriifc
aamp. Ge itri0enoe N}o9tcr bar
ogiaa pes gientngnc 9eiIiobcOcr pit
ocn lteritc SmbpggcIigbcb ior life
poa nogcn Maaoe at frGnfc Ben
N~oitrolitet iom Solicit icIp iii set
O0critc unoe ale Cntitrnoigbe0er
enifcr at ia0tto9e."
Ser err en- 3in9 lea bar 2pit iii
at tole ON, Tor ieg iIuttcr," iiger
Sr. Momincfel, "oq set er bcn iii.
6eieIiabeo iom enfeIte areoie bIanot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-20

Ereiten Suor MortcnSion fol MI
/ Soit ilpttc ira 6preSoal. Nu bar
oi life Ereit % life Coftor. Spiteill
gititioro % 6rlte bar ifiUnfct en-
paffer 8ape til Gellm Strife. mi /
SitbeIoaret. Get err en- poffer 9IItcr-
table, ioreitiaenbe Seius, iom peger
poo Jig icIp: Seq cr %cier, Sono.
heoen % 2ipct." Set err WnIerell
Gipin0 Nielien iOm bar ubisrt BET,
og poffert % berliat iuneS leg Def
er. GpItein Nltitioro % Grlte er Sp-
rere begge 70 poa Nbnormifolen / &C.
Danger. &c itoar Jig uulminocIia
bel, % ct poftert Srpf par Bette al
SpItein, at fomme @ei,m i'm meo
benne MinOegope / bette SerrenS
gor 1914.
Ser par umiramS MeSie SenbagS
apelo 9oe 9litgiit. Sg oo ifnl Oerc
pibe, at mango 6olf bar ionnlet til
airfe. Sffe ior at here Me5ie, cr
ie9 rpo for, men for of ie Wnlerict,
iom ga bleo goofienot al |reit %
airfcraao. Oilers blir Set aiIagt at
Qoo til airfe mn, ipneS ieq =. @uIt-
jorb gop forreiten 6oIf Ell Faanlin.
belle ON, at ri blr0e life forIooe Dor
eaen 6oriamling, ion1 nogIe Dor for
eff.
Sororlo @ierIio mootte mi / Spit
til Sfien for at bIipe opereret / Oct
Ell Eie. Sum er bra IN, men benOcS
gror Sarjel &leip er life iriif. San
bar fooet en- Slag5 2omntelie / Sails.
muiflerr1e iaa ban fnar life inoffc
rent. San er ellerS pgioa tl$lcn al
Jig.
2oitepriierre Ter SET no til er /
Stigenbe. Clap 2ieploo8 bar mi /
s Gage ppret / N~oroboifog % merfet
Setnmer for &nnlt &eum. % anut
pil f~renOeleS fisbe. San inu paa
Sfcg / 6isQgouroene baooe hos
&1ntt SlpSItopl % Smut SonsGfre.
anut Slp5itppl bar Itor Sfog.
IrbeiOstiOen er life ioranOret Der
enonlt, og 6olf er ueo gpbt Wtoo MI
igien. @ltO bepnre Solf % Spore-
LAMB.
@amlc SIau @rpffe / SegglonoS.
grGno er M oeo, og Der par en- itor
2igfpr0 efter BAN. 8amle SoQef
@aolio er ogioo bpb; ban bar 80
Iar. @icrtruo Iasberg er ligeIeoeS
oeb. aietil @reipltao er ipgelig, %
BET bar ban pPret / nareuis. HnS.
mus GuiSIing bar ppret paa Hoaeip.
itoo / belle CONNER, % Der leper ban
"iom &onge % &ar", iom man flyer.
San bar lat op M Stllebpgning.
Gen itaar poa ct Steo De fal0er
"Sorepleboffen". San lifer Jig %
tribes ooot Ser. Sans 9roripn Ibrus
bom GuiSling poo 2unbepoll bGrer
Noiten til ban. Sobn Guislin8S
Npbpgge er mi / Heisning. Set ifol
itaa mellem Snnocn og Tollarne.
.5Sitnnemarf ifal set MT bebe. Get er
Soban8 % Slop 2orsisnner, iom
telnrer for BAN.
Oilers er BET ippr @pQ9ing / Seog-
lnnbSgrpnbe1t. Ser Wla9ten err, Der
piier Sen iia. Nll bar ri BET me
prpgtigc SfolebuS, iom 'taar ser, BET
gomIe ltob. Soo bar spre &olt1en
lat op ippr ltbbllsbn9ninq. anllt
@ellm holber poa meo Spiprelie al
llobuS pua Srrffc. Get 9omle Sfo.
lebuS itaar mellem 2iQeitltc og 2uir-
oepaQ ionl Wfeieri. Fau 0}obeim hos
Snnblp9en er Der ogiaa fonlmet pp
me llobltie.
Sa, Der er Grift og @enpeelie,
ion gobt cr, % gobt er oct, at Der
life blir Mongel bperfen paa Mob
eQer IrbeiOe.
Wieo penIig Silien til SIGgt og
@enner og ole, iom fjenber oS, %
til ale, iom arbeioer meO "Secorab-
Soften.
14oe September 1914.
Sorbisrg Sic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-20

ia0 er GurmonS / Stortirgets 5ern.
bouefomitc. 0}owircfeL fog en- ATTIC
Tel i Cprettclien al Sem norife
Ameriafliuie og er Ncolem al oen5
Nlreftion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-20

&c tuite Goriattere bar oannet Ct
Natioualiorburo oq hor iorpli9tct
iil til life / 6rertioeu at ooerirtte
iiterUre Grbcioer, ioWl uoloor ira
en- iienotIi1 Patton o. life mere al.
wcIoe oj>ie 6oriattcre3 l1eatcritut.
fer.
@ tuIfc Goriatt,rcs 6olonjul
ifuIOe5 irrIi1 4Iatcrlmct az @e(s'
Cptruocu.
Central Gcp"s ac~rreigu>cut /
EctroaroO me00cltr: 0omucu MOD
aue @crulaui9mcr iortirttc5 frcu,.
ocIc5 mto itor &ucr / ocu ru2iNte
Grc3ic. Soolcoe@ forciIooe5 Nct at
omoebt aronit10t til aotliu 5hlils.
icnburl til Greihd DIN. &ogner5
Cpcrncr oil for Ircmti0cr uoelut.
tc2 ira ocu tciicrligc Cpcrn.
) |ori3 %6eQurOte mor aaereoe
Tor ire llRer it0cu at 6rinac &oupre5
almititdtte i Sitferhe0 Al 6rpgt Tor
@omboroenteut ira 3eppcljuere Sic
re al Sc ~foitborcitc @uuituerter CT
lo9t / &crufiiter.
5 1870 mlrct man %euuS ira
NfIlo iu0 / en- um0eriorotif Aild)c.
Gipiliiatioucu9 6remitriot bar giort,
at Sem MI nua b%cifuttc9 pon et mere
uirtiom Mouoc. Sum er lat mo /
et StdQltanumcr. Rife ira Sumo.
trafc. 6cu belliQe uInqeoc ScirS1uO.
moe, cr b~eifpttet al tpffc GonierpIo.
Ser. NPonu 2iia CT itiult ! Miortct
ct cller on0ct Stco, litqen oe0 buor.
Zen giraffe 5oI. iom mOebolOcr
Mcitcrucrfer al Sioius, er b%cifuttct
meo itore 5auoiUffer moo Auiul0
ira @lritcn. 2perite Gtoge / 2ouurc,
icm bar @la9tnq, er iuorettct til
SOacbu5 ior &6oc aor5 % sets
GllQ uajtr oucr 2ouore iom @eitut-
teIie Tor Sc almititottc Tom cr
iaicu.
sra 2luemburl Qluicct cr Sc ts.
tie Walcrier fluttct til BET gdmle
Ereiteicmiuar oe0 Elate Soint
SuIpicc. bpor Ser cr truiict omiot.
tcuoc Observation-Disclosures.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-20

Oar Sc life ienbt % aontinsent paa
en- Stunb, ie paa goresiela2pen. Oct
.unbe ,anite n9re paatise at ieube %
Go~ntineenteu M.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-20

Granger Te en- Spmafine? SOU.
pennen" er ina soo iom noeen anbes
eymaifine til Den petbelte FriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-20

~ hhNIhN ~ HtSA( O~0PNNAS V.
Bare Der % Ser bar set en- Iioen
Sorotoroe. Men Ser Sagehoaten
laget Soro ielp Ser oet life par
Soro. San triQet Soro lOouer
Spaobergene ON Sommeren poa
5riQe6er. Gm Ginteren traf Ran
Serb irem poa aiRIfe. 90 ban
fit iitano Ell Ssppeitreng op til en-
9ergfnauS. % iaa irugtet ban Soro
/ &usier pua 2sppcitrengen NED til
SQgeilaaten. Heoe peo @reimspan.
set laget ban en- lang Mtur. Sn.
oenior Sen iplbte ban op meo ouer-
ilsbig Sor0, og iaa fplote % iepnct
ban ouenpaa meo Sor0. BED bette
ibpr0ige ArbeiOe laget ban ielu
Soro, NaaI eiter Waal. % iaa
ploltet ban 6rugttr9r o. 9Pr6uife
paa Sen Soro ban ielu bapoe ifabt.
San iGlger MI en- Masie 6rugt %
bar flere Sunoreoe 6rligttrGr og
|o6efpiiter % gprbuite blot og
breot. 90 ban bar eIifet irem en-
m 9ebIeiort, itore Sageilnatarar.
ga iaa oriper ban SusiliO naar
ban life iaar arbeibe meo Soroen.
San er baaOe StrGooer % Smeb.
9eoit lifer ban Smeoarbeioe. San
lager Siaaer og aniue, % fanife
aQerbelit iterfe 9~rpbegrep, iom 6oIf
fan brpoe 9iDlauo meo. I'm Som-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-09-25

piled, rcgrctting the necessity for the
order, and saying:
You cannot qualify war iu harsh
rr terms than ! wilt War is cruel
~, and Won cannot refine il,
You might as well appeal against
the thunderstorm as against these
terrible hardships OF war, Tney are
inevitable
The writer of tne letter. II. J. Hoff-
man, says he remembers hearing this
reply read in general orders before At
lanta, but has verified il from the
official records How did the current
msquOtatiOu start on its rounds Ac-
cOrding to Mr. Hoffman, from an ar
ticle IN which occurred the sentence,
" As Sherman said to the women of
Atlanta, War is hell, 1t was this
unknown writer who saddled the phrase
on our memories, and not Sherman. wdO
said nothing at all to 1.-THE women OF
Atlanta; Just as it was some unknown
misquotCr in the employ of Jhc demo
cratic national committee who i'm.
pressed forever on the mind Of the
American people the erroneous opinion
that Grover Cleveland once said. "Puh.
lie office is public trust. What
Cleveland said was, "Puhlic officials
are the trustees Of the people. We
get most of our quotations at second
hand and rarely verify them. The re-
suit is that our favorte saying, do not
proceed, as we imagine, from famous
.tuthnrs hut from asual Writprs Of