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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
THIRTY INJURED
IN CAR CRASH
Interurban Collides With Street
Carrier in Kansas City
One Will Die.

Kansas City, Mo. Dec l9.--Thirty
persons were injured, one probably
fatally, " hen a northboand street car,
loaded with shoppers bound down town
from the fashionable country club resi-
dence district, cOllided hcad-On with II
southbOund interurban ear on the
"Strang Line" which operates electric
trains between Kansas City and Olnthe,
Kansas. The accident occurred AT
Twenty.fourth and Grand avenue and
was caused by split switch. Pat
Bedswnrth, m0rtorman of the iRterur
han car probably will die. Injuries ia
pnssclcers were mostly cuts aud
hruises and none are believed danger
oua.
Roth cars were crowded with passen
gers. The impact Of the collision was
80 great that the heavy interurban
train plowed its way half through IN,
street car Dozens Of passengers es
cNIed by jumping.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
CIVIL SERVICE
CAUSES DISPUTE
Question Of Method TO Be Used In
Employing City Help Under COnsid-
Grafton Of Tax League.

There are many different views
being expressed ms 10 whether or not
the proposed city charter should con
tain the provision for civil service
board said j. II. Johnston. secretary
Of the Tax Payers Efficiency League
this morning one view is that TAX
en by a number OF business men who
declare that II b Inconsistent to eiec,
men to office and expect them to run
their offices with the utmost economy
unless they have control of the ap
rolntment Of employees In their de
pGrtments.
"On the other hand, are the citizens
Of limited education who say that II
Is deprivation Of their rights tC
have TO stand competitive exnmina
tlUns In order 10 secure civil servic,
IOsitiuns.
Then there is the great bOly Of
persons who believe In the civil ser
vice system who say that 10y competi
tive examinations IL the hest way
through which to secure efficient ser
vice IN the minor city offices They
Qtieye that such examinations shoult
he practical as to the position and mo-
theoretical as TO general knowledg,
and that II works no hardship to tn,
individual who can not flll the p,ac,
by reason Of his lack Of experlenc,
and knowledge Of the position
In the present draft OF the pro
posed charter the civil service claus,
l. retained, Mr. Johnston said that h,
would like to have the views of nm,
/ citizens who may care 10 express
themselves on this subject.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
MINISTER WHO DEFRAUDED
FARMER Is PAROLED

st. Louis, Dec la.--Aaron u. Don.
uldosn, former methodist preacher
sentenced to three years imprisonment
on charge Of defrauding James d,
nownes, II retired farmer Of Assump.
tion, H., IN a land deal, has been
Paroled by Governor Major Of Missouri
He also had been convicted In Illi
nols on similar charge hut Wednes
day he was paroled by Governor
Dunno.
Donaldson served practically thrcr
years of the five to which he was sent
cncd altogether. II was Urged In the
application for parole that the land
sold to DoNnes has since developed
mineral properties and II worth many
times the sale price.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
w0RKMANs ARM MANGLED
BY A COTTON GIN BELT

Rush Springs, Ok, Dec lg,H w,
Kennard OF this place lost an arm yes
terday afternoon by having II caught
In belt at the cotton gin here. II
was 10 badly mangled that amputation
was necessary.
Kennard was caught IN the helt on
the stand and In an instant his arm
was badly mangled, before the ma.
chinery could he stopped. lie was TAX.
on nj once to Chickasha hospital,
where his arm was ampututed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
HE WANTS TO KNOW
Arkansas School hoy Write Governor
Cruce n Letter Asking Location Of
Capitol Of Oklahoma.

So far as the pupils of the Forest
Grove. Ark, school are concerned the
matter Of where the capital of Okla
homa IL located will be- settled, once
for all, when letter from Governor
Cruce addressed to Francis Sands
reaches the latter. Francis wrote the
governor saying the scholars in his
school ARE having quite controversy
over where the oklahoma capital is
located some contendlng that II Is In
Guthrie aud others, including the
writer, that II is at Oklahoma City
Francis says that he IL twelve years
old, and the quality of his writing,
both in composition and pcnmnnship.
shows that he has taken advantage
o. his school hours Governor Cruce
is answering the letter OF inquiry as
surir his correspondent that die cap
ital Is located In Oklahoma City
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
Ship with Million Dollar Cargo
Fiounderins slowly Toward San
Diego Harbor After Accident.

San Diego, Cal, Dec. l9.-Stout
bulsheads. aud comparatively quiet
sea promised to prove the salvation Of
the American Hawaiian steamer Istllm-
Ian wmch with hole IN her bow is
folundering toward this harbor The
United States cruiser West Virginia
the destroyer Perry and the naval tu',
Iroluols were standing by. The Isthm
ian carries a million dollar cargo Of
fruits and wines and a crew Of forty,
The steamer fouled a tip Off San
Benito Island three hundred miles
south Of here early yesterday.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
MISSOURI FREIGHT RATES
LOWER THAN IN OKLAHOMl

jefferson CITY Mo- dec. 10. Freight
rates In Missouri nrc lower than II
any bordering state especially ON al
tho commodities which figure largely
In the revenue earning power Of rail
roads according to Testimony at yes
terdays nearing before the public serv
ice commission on the Missouri rail
roads application for permission to In
crease freight and passenger rates.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
PARDON TO DEAD MAN SAYS HE LED TICKET
W. NJ Franklin Clerk Of State Su-
prsme Court Secured Greatest Ma
jority Over Nearest Opponent.

W NJ Franklin clerk Of the state
supreme court, has secured official
figures which show that he led all
other state candidates In the recent
general election IN the amount Of his
plurality over his chief opponent.
According to Mr. Franklins figures
he received plurality Of 3l,200 over
the Republican candidate for clerk OF
the supreme court II. II. Howard state
auditorelect stood next with plural
ity 9.3Oi over his opponent and w. J.,
Alexander state treasurer-eleci, third,
with, plurality Of S224e over the Re.
publican candidate Howard led the
state ticket In the total number of
votes received by II according to Mr.,
Frnnklin's figures
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
ASKS JURY 10 PROSECUTE
GAME LAW vIOLATORS

wewokn, ok, Dec, 1g.-District
Judge Tom McKeown ls Interested n
the protection Of the Wild game Of tb,
state and he In probably the fret Of
ficial In his capacity 10 urge upon IN,
grand jury prosecution OF the viola
tlons Of the game laws Of the state II
impnnnelinR srnhd Jury here he es
pecially instructed the Jury to lnvesti
gate violations Of the game laws AM
~ any be found that they he prosecul
cd. Especially does he desire the jur,
10 tnke notice TO ascertain II any ar,
hunting without license.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
CHARGED WITH KIDNAPPING
MINER, MAN IL FREED

Bozeman Mont, Dec. l9.--After both
Kdcs rested Herbert Carey, charged
with kidnapping Richard oBrlen, the
Butte miner ON August - Withdrew
his plea OF not guilty aud entered a
plca of guilty Of false imprisonment
lie was sentenced by Judge Law Ia
one year IN the county Jail.
G. W. Malone, aminer, who was tried
for the same offen~e was acquitted last
night.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

Hartford Conn. Dec l9.-Mrs,
Kate Cobb, Of Norwich, who has been
confined In the state prison at weth.
ersrleld for nearly thirty-six years for
the murder Of her husband, has been
granted pardon by the state board
Of pardons She was sentenced to
life Imprisonment In 1879.
The pardoning Of Mrs. Cobb, who is
now 80 years old, recalls one Of the
most sensational crimes In the annals
II Connecticut courts. Her husband.
Charles Cobb, was tax collector Of
the city " Norwich, He was found
dead In January 1879, Soon after
ward Mrs Wesley Bishop member
Of another prominent Norwich family
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
VILLA BUYS PthMANs
FOR MEXICAN kAILROAIl

San Antonio Tex. Dec. ia.--General
villa has purchased two pullmsn sleep.
crs for which he paid 10000 pesos and
has ordered them pur Into service he
tween Torrenon and VI Jaso. He AT.
ilouced that he plans 10 restore rail.
road communication on q regular sched
ale between Mexico City aud El Paao
within three weeks.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
Aged Woman Murderer Freed w
After Many Years in Pason

also died suddenly. Both families
were intimate.
The coroner's inquest showed that
both Cobb and Mrs. Bishop had died
of poisoning. Mrs Cobb aud bishop
were arrested and II developed In the
trial that the two had planned sepa-
rate murders in order that they might
be free To marry, Both were sentenc-
ed to life Imprisonment Bishop died
In prison two years ago. Although
they were confined In cells not many
hundred feet apart the two never saw
each other from the day they were
sentenced II IL said Bishop had re-,
Uucstei that he might SEQ Mrs, Cohh
before he died but she declined to see
him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
SAVED BY QUIET SEA PRINCE BUYS A SHIP
Richest Noble In India Secures Old
Steamer For Use ~ Floating HOSpit-
al For Wounded Countrymen.

Seattle WISH, Dec. 1.-THE liner
Empress OF India, of the Canadian Pm
cific railway company which has been
plying between North Pacific ports and
the far east for twenty-three years
has been sold to the Gaekwar Of Ba
roda. said to be the richest prince oi
the Indian empire The Empress Of
India Is TO serve rs hospital A,h
tnr Indian troops
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
ROUMANlAN COMMISSION
VISITS SECRETARY BRYAN

Washington Dec 19.--Roumania's =
special commission sent to inquire lntn
the ability OF American manufacturers
to furnish military supplies and equip
ment for the ltoumanian army has
reached Washington and paid visit
NJ courtesy to Secretary Bryan at the
state department Such supplies form.
erly were obtained In Germany and
Ausirln, which sources have been cut
OFF, by the war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
ASSASSIN STABS REFORM
COUNCILMAN IN PITTsBURC

Pittsburgh. Dec. lg.-An attempt n
asNsSlnate Dr Geo A. Dilllngcr. 70
reform" councilman, was made ON the
porch Of his home last night.
An unidentified lSsallant attacked
the doctor while a companion played
the lookout After terrific struggle
the doctor drove oft his assailnnt.
DR. Dilllnger received knife wound
In the neck, not believed To be- serious
The doctor has been active In aid
ing the city morals bureau IN closlna
up resorts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
MARINES RETURNING HOME
FROM HAITI FOX CHRISTMAS

Washington, Dec 10 The American
marines Of the fifth regiment the las,
0f thu cypedltionpry forces to return
from recent foreign service, are com
ing home for Christmas,
The navy department has been noll
fled that the transport Hancock with
the full regiment. let Fort Al Prince
Haiti last night for Philadelphia
rhcy have hecn on service for sometIn,
IN Haiti and the dominion republic
both Of which are now quite again.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
BLANCO REPORTED NAMED
A MINISTER by CARRANZA

Brownsville, Tex, Dec ia prl
vate letter from Mexico City says Gen
cral Lucio Blanco who commando
Meylco City upon The evacuation bs
Carranxa. has been named minister d,
gobernncion In Gutierrez cabinet
There was no confirmation from
sources.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
STATE CHARITY DAY
All Proceeds In Missouri 90 10 Sufferer
In European War-Special Ship For
Gifts.

81 Louis, Dec l9.-This Is charity
day In Missouri by proclamation OF thc
Governor and all proceeds are Ia he
devoted to the relief OF the European
war suffercS, Contributions ~ none,
or foodsluffs are being solicited by
workers In every town In the state
These will be given to the American
relief coinmittee which will III Il "NIs
souri ship for Europe.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

The school fund will $3OO0DO0 $5OOOOOO the
Legislature takes quick action January TO relieve
the situation connection with the operations Of state oil leases In
the bed Of the CmAou river according to estimates made by competent
thOrties
The has miles the bed Of the CmarrOn river TO
which the school fund
Oyale the production their Three miles
Of these bed lie the heart Of The Cushing oil field the richest
banks the river this section Of the
oil Of them backed
dollar. iacqlrs for mlons Of barrels Of oil
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
ALE REID N ELECTED
SQUAD CAPTAIN AFTER TIL

Baton Rouge In. Dec l0.--Ali
Reid ~ Lake Charles, La. has beet
elected captain of she Louisiana stat,
university football team for 1915 Reld,
election broke the tie which develop
I'd last week when the first ballot wa
taken. r. r. Mohley of Red River, La
Was his OPPONENT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
RAIN CHECKS FIRING
Mexican Border Is Quiet Following
Flooding Of Trenches-Amerlcan Re.
enforcement Arrive.

Naco, Ariz Dec l9.-The sixth brl
gade Of infantry, reinforcing the Am
erican cavalry already here X arriving
here. The first train with six com.
Ianles " the 18th regiment came a.
lawn.
Rain hns flooded the Mexican trench
a. and IL checking the enthusiasm OF
the rIflcmen across the border.
The usual morning bOmhardment OF
the Maytorcnn positions by General
lIill, commanding the Carranza gar
rlson WIS lacking today few Mexi
can bullets fell on the American sid,
last night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
Friends Just Learn that Prisoner Died
Eighteen Years Ago In Missouri
Penitentiary.

Jackson Miss Dec. tA.-GOvernor
Brewer of Mississippi, has pardoned q
convict who has been dead eighteen
years. The Governor In compliance
with. u lengthy petition that Jim john
son, negro, sentenced twenty-five Year,
'go he pardoned. granted the request.
In nn ende0vor 10 serve papers II was
discovered that the negro died IN ISM.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19
WASTE Of MILLIONS
FACES SCHOOL FUND

Quick Action Must Be Taken By
Legislature to Relive Cimarron
State River Bed Oil Lease Situa-
tion-Unable to Build Storage
Facilities Owing to Big Sum Paid
For Rights and Can Not Sell
PrOduct-ForCed to Drill Wells.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

London. Dec. 10 Every man IN ~
British uniform on land or at - ~ !
have plum pusidins for M Chvio1mQr
dinner A Christinas rn1dd1ng frn1 ~
bcci raised and more tian pcOloo ~
already provided nos thas ~
pudding
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

Athens, Dec. la.--Dfficial announce
nleit Is made thnt 100 lives were Icut.
including some German off,crs whsa
the Turkish batileshIp Mwsudish was
tonedocd by a British submarine and
sunk In he Dardcnclle~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1914-12-19

Berlin, Dec. l9.-Todays official
statement says:
Yesterday there was series II
hostile attacks In the western arena.
The fighting continues AT Nieuport,
hiNSchoote and La Bassee We re-
pulsed attacks west OF Lens, east II
Albert and west OF Noyon.
"on the east Prissian frontier a
RUSSIAN cavalry attack west Of Pill
kallen was repulsed.
I'm Poland pursuit Of the enemy con
tinues."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
Ecn en9clifc
&ontcrcnccs Wpoc.

Tett Gel al Zen 6or. airfe, Tom
fuIbes Cen GngeIifc aonicrens, bolot
lit Miotpinters Mpoe / 3linlbrota,
Minn., ira ben 90e til BEN 12tc Sc
briior, | Falt. $. &. 6reilmoS 9irfe.
Com Gomite: Erelterne Sorgeir
SsperItob og Senrp .. Siprlie iamt
Gcleaat g, 8. @erget. &ciolutionS-
foniite: Ereiternc g.. Z. &psb, $.
3 Sieloitao % 6 s. &iortbolm. go.
minationSfomite: &enrp 6. &asrmlss
len. Slrel Sbeipelouo % GiaiaS Sol.
lta6.
GmbeoSlnGnbS Tor set nGite Iar
bleu iom iplser: Tr9iiOent, EaIt,
s. &. H~asmtSien; %iceprGiioent,
Eroi. 6. sc. @eSmi9; Sefretrr,
Eait. q. 6. Snnielien; Gasiercr,
Eoit. 8. Z. StorouSli. Erof. @cs.
mig palgtes til at ifripe Ell slibano.
ling, ion ifal gaa lO paa At piic bull
fen %nbilpoelic Sprogopcrgofgell /
bette Sallb bar bout paa Den lltberlfe
&irfe. Taa en- g(ntponing ira Bait.
Sofob Sanner, bcllltttet aonferenlcn
at anmobe SamiunoctS Iarsmeoe
on at iattc Ell 9eillltning, buori
S%omiunoets Ieniqbeber o~pfororcs
til at pGre benipnSiuloe ligeoperfor
9amIe Ereiter, ser life fan engcIif,
% ON life at bruce cngelif nlota9cll
BET er neopenbiat.
Eait. :. 6. Hoielono prGiioereoe
peo set aiboIote Mooe, % Tait. g..
3. Sreilano par Sefret9r. Soiepb
SetIie fortalte ON Sfolelipet beO
Sriorb. Fait. $. 6. Hasmlsien
bolbt ct Slolebniug5ioreorog oper
oen Selligaunbs @jerning; ban bolbt
o9iao ct afboloSforeorag. Eoit. M.
81. Sortman ponpiite Sorboloet mel
lem airfen o0 Barnet. Goit. 3. E.
StornoSli boIot Soreorag oper
"S9rfolten", ~in~oipioual comnnm.
ion cup, % }uit. 8. q. &. Tuei5
oper "Gpongcli5m".
&onierenicn5 Wobe ifal n0itc Iar
bolocS / ct. ,Sanes. 9or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20

forbebre 2anoetS 8ilfnar. Com
S~tatboIoer opbolot ban iig | Storage
t664-67 og 1673-79 og foretog
besiiben oitc Meiier bio, men ellers
forualtet ban Statbo!oerembeoet fra
G%isbenbobn.
San uomerfet iig / ben ifaanife 9ris
% aienerobret gobnslen; / Storage
folbes Oenne arig @ploenlepeieioen.
Snn bar Sen ferlte @repe al 2aur.
pig, bpilfet @replfab opretteoes for
ham Den 29oe September 1911;
lamme Sag tit 2altrpif eller MI ear.
pif Observation-Disclosures.
@ploerllspe inolagoe fig itor Sor.
%tiencite al Norge, % bans Girflonl-
beo bar til parig @apn for oct. SAM
traf fig / 1899 peo &riitian VS. Seo
tilbage ira Stotbolberembeoet pg Boz
iatte Jig / Sambirg. @an opoe 1904
- 66 Nar aarrmel.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
SelplDiemoc Umale.

Set or oite, of man / Oct uirfcliee
9iu opoager Spnpmener, iom man
troeoe bare berte bicmme | Guentpre-
ne. 5 1907 eiorbe en- eneelif Tro-
feSior Srnitbologerne opmerflom
poa, at Ser / Nrrbeoen al Cambridge
por iaataeet Sitele, iom enfelte Ii-
tener mbltraalebe ell eienoomlig Sps-
Ming.
Set bite iig oa,'at en- Mr. Sarpie
9rotpn ollereoc / 1866 bapoe
abort NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opmerficm
pao "ubep9gelige 2ps", iom enfelte
Mitcner par blepet iagtuset / Sr9rne
Hprbeoen al Cambridge. San PRO-
pebc bo at flotre pp / ct Srr for al
iaa iat i Ell al DC Ipienoe @ienitanSe.
San opnoaeoe imiolertio bare al
ifr9ntme on en- ionenoe Sual. SoIf,
lom har leet De lpienoe 6iigle, nota'
Ter, at beres 2psfraft er iterlt .Maa'
ncbeiie fra Sftober til December. Sei
ems, De mbitraaler, or mot guilt, oa
oite er set iaa itcrft, at Oct cpIpier
6oiaa @rencne omfrins.
Mon bar | England iorgirpcs
prsuet at iinSe aariasen til oennG
opsnSitraaIins. : StuIien Dor inriS'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20

Safila, Nem Merico. San bar ntcS
Ter al fine aanleroter trpngt inb
oper Den amerifanife @rPnie.
Spsrgsmaolet ON, bpao Ger ifaI
ajereS nleo 8angen, Dor brast ben
amerltonifc Staggering / ct iIemt 81.
lerllllo. Zen fon life uolepere bom
til DC ~feheralc WpnOigbeocr, oo oct
piloe pTrc Ell inoireftc Nllerfienoelie
az Suertos Hegierina; al ionume
@riln0 fan ban 6eller life uoleue.
res iii De &onititutionelle, % life
fan ban, flint ban bar flere ame-
rifanife goreeres Sip paa lin Gam.
pittigbeo, lopIig iUttcS nnoer Gil
tale Der, bn De Jorbrpoelier, BON
bar begaaet, life cr iorsoeoe beri
Sanbet.
Gen eneite Sssning, iont ipnes at
Itoa Megieringen oaben, oil p9re at
u0piie bam al 2onbet ion en- INT
beiirable citi5en", / buiIfet SilfGloe
ban ganife iiffert piI ialoe / SPf.
bernc pda General @iaa, Der bar
lopet at gisre bom ct Sopeo for.
tere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
maifeiten
forbereoes.

s @eIt &otel, WinneapoIi2, bolb.
ties Seroug 2liten Ell @umdeo1. buor
Ell bel @e9eiitring ptrebes Tor Sc
Itore Ieitli1beOer, iom boloeS /
minneapolis og ct. Noul Ben t6bc,
11oe % 1S0c Mai / NnIe0ning al
NorgcS 100. Aars Silbilpum. Gre
futiutpmiteen for SeltliQbeocrnc
bduoe inObuot Heprpientanter Tor
SperneS Stprelie pg itore SanoeIs.
i%oreninaer ionlt Iresien, Scrnbaner-
lie og andre, bpis SntereSic for Sa-
gct &omiteen piloe pGffc. Grefit.
tipfomitcen5 6ormano, Trof. u. 81.
Gebler par Soaltmaitcr. SdlerneS
Rpffc bleu aubnet al Winpor @al-
lace q. 9tnc. ser iprlitre0e &onIis
teen ON hans lopule Stette /
Ioreto1cn0et. Sereiter inlgte Mu.
nor Sellers HcprGientant, @pfaSie-
rer Sarn3luortb, Ser aap ~Iigneloe
SoriifrinQer for ct. NalllS Tco.
fonntcnoc. Eroi. |eblen gioroe
hcrnrit Tor Sc tiliteoeuGrenoc Sine
rifoncre Rcrc for SeitIigbcSerneS
@ctponing. @caeiitreoe Soler bolo.
res al MacMartin, Heprrlcntailt
Tor minneapolis Chic x Cont
MERGE NSiociotion o9 al Wm.
0itberipoon, ct. Eaul I@'ociation
Of Commences HeprGientart. 3.
Is. Simmer ira Collar, @iS, bolot
en- onilaaenSc Tale ON Toe Mal
GA meoct onNet / Den S~orblnoelie.
Tioerc taIte s. 6. Fcor, Nertber'
lsociiic @ancnS Hepr1icntant, aon'
iul 6. s. Sobe fra ct. Saul, SEQ
miteeus SefrctGr u. u. Sropaten,
"Nsiociateo Ireis's 8orrelponoenf
MinncupoliS SEQ. s. @ileS, Geo,
W. See iom Omaba'ganenS MeprG'
ientart, "0ecorab.T olten"s Heoof'
for Sobs. 9. @ii, I. 6. Nellon,
O,iiS Sophia stcarns, De ltattonale
1eitIiabeSerS GrefutipfomiteS ereltG
f~pinScIiac MeoIenl, HeSafter u. u
Heunina, SboS. u. @albp ira Suo.
ion, @i$., o. 3. 8. Soles az @rsa'
a-,,.,,orr S,o.Woueu bar repre-
leutcrci pcS Geo. Sitebal, General
VaSiaacrosent W. Y. eallauaps
Sctrct0r.
Set bar oen alminSeIise @scr'ina
~eiterat bernie 2undeon bar oper. a
ser M bar samarbeioe coer belt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-02-20
Daihineton.9 rep.
@aB:netou, .. g., IS. Ssb. 1914


Get norife SeIifab boIot iibite Ssr-
oo9 Miten ct aobt beisgt % meget
interesiant Wsoe | MaIeigb SoteI.
Nf peoiagrle @eillitnin9cr al alnnen
rSntereSie or oct en- Sorneiellc at
nPpne, at Senotorerne anltte Nellon
og NSle =. @ronno, iamt Sellfobets
Sornluro, Sr. NibIiotbcfar Slnll
0ieierl,b, pnIates til at repreIe1tcre
Soreninoen peo SunoreoorSfeltligbe-
oerlte Nor1e iii Sommerer. Oct
iiger iia ielp, at belle oct itoilptteoe
Torgc, for life at nPpne Horif.Nme.
rifonere / nnoet o. treble SEQ, bill
biIie Denre @ubeo mleS @IGoe; til at
blipe re%prpienterct peo 6Gorelan'
bctS itore Ssiti6Siei nGite CONNER
al TO norif.omerifonife, lanoSfienbte
acknowledgements moo ppffe Snte'
resie boabe / Iorae og beroper.
Gn Reconnaissance beitoaenoe al
%. GioSneis, s. M. StterneiS o9
Sobn &. Gricfion blep ogiaa oalgt for
at biitaa Horgesrciienoe, ion MATTE
Ipq0e Mutcn ON GationenS &opeos
itao paa @iennemreiier, meo al mn.
Iig Goao % Gaob. Snaen oil an9re
pao en- iIia Iiitiffer til @oibinqton,
helit poa Neiicn til Norg, ga DC paa
Sen 5i6 fan fao Mnlconin0 iii at le
@~onqre5ien %iontlet, Iigciont oct og-
ioa ga er Sen pofreite 2io paa belle
9larct ill at le Oertne i%fionne % inte-
reiante 9p.
Set norife Selifnb hor o9ioa to-
oct Sfriot til at ieirc ben t7bc Wtni
/ gor / Den itorit uniliae Stil / @n.
%Ieoning al @unbreanrSbaqcn for
NorgcS Sribeo oN SclpitG1oi9hcN.
scr. aonoioot Sobn u. Som0al
boIot eft uo~Iminoeli9t intcrcSiont og
opIpienoc 6orcoraQ ON NorgeS efo'
noniife ll0pifliug I sc iioitc Nar, iom
bilieoeS meo @iiulb. Sorebrog5bols
ocren blep opiororet til Of iaa bette
Iorcoraa beiororet : Srpffeu, ga Oct
uil piic ollie at S~Gorclanoet nleo bets
tore HatilrfiIocr og cnorme crib
frat itoor Iniiot til Nnii9t meo en-
GeImngtSperiooc, ion oil forbaitic
oS. Sr. Somoal reiite iafrme Iiten
til Tittaburg. Ed., buor ban bar iaat
en lsnnenoe NniGitelie / BET berenltc
&~eitingbouie aompania Sieneltc.
Sohu 9 Gricfiou.