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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
bort Sanb.
90 Sicforipar.

Aem Dorf. oeu t50c Miai: Zen
rationale Goriunrs ser er
orGanileret mco oct Sormaol at
itprfc port %nuo. og Siaioripur, oa
al bpilfeu ocu tioligere gmba9ioosr
til Storbritunnlen Soicpb $.
Gbontc, or N%lceprCliOcnt %oiiUntliq
lioroe iorIehen Goa CT oobcnt grcu.
huorl Sen oiientIiqlier Neiultutct al
line llnb~eriegeIier, 90 hpori Sen ret.
fer CT Cprnob iii scr nnlerifanite
6oIf ON at itette 6orcninaeus BE.
itrUbclier poa al imrfc set un,io.
nolc Soriuar.
VI Sc al GoreninIen gicnucm
iogfunOiqe aonItecr owitiaeoe In.
ocrisneIicr 'remluor SET. beocr set,
at ser fnnpt riu0ee 10000 Diano
mobile (ropper / lclre De Soreneoe
Stoter, al sc cr ipreot ilo oiocu
omfriuq. at en- hurtlI MoblllicriuG
AZ 0en er Ell llmIllghe0, at Oenne
Sturfe mnngIcr 0iiicerer. Ammm,
milton og lloipr. o. at 0en life
bar nolen orauniieret 9ieieruc. 9ta
tionalgaroen inuote5 al ltaa iiI5age
iaauel meo 6enipn Ill lin poo Qopi.
RET on1iune Sturfc iom nleo Neuiun
iii lloruitning o. lngtigbe6.
%apitioriuoret er utiIitrPffeIiJ og
neutrality-suspicious. utiliuGtfeIig
bemanoeoe % uoen no8eu organize.
ret Heierue.
Sortploene mc6 0eniun til Sis.
ioriuoret er oct liJeidn ooorlIg be.
pen6t meo arilsflaaoeu er 6per.
fem iilitrptfelig eaer ior6ereot |
5iliRl6e al aril; oen err utilitrpf
feliQ ioriunet meo G|mmuuition og
ManSifa6 og bar iraer organiieret
Reierpe al sueoe ioIf. llnoerpanos.
ilotlQen beitaar oPientIig paa RI.
piret. ser er Wangel poa hurtig-
qaaenoe Speioerfrp6iere. Slogfrpo.
iere. Aeroolaner. Wineiortsier
transport % Soripringsitibe, %
SfuOespelierne err 6let iorismte. eaer
aISeles ubelaote.
6oreningen freezer Se0iageIien Al
iOrifieai1e Heiormer, oeribIanot Ell
mere efonomiit o. %iornuitig 9nper.
0elie al De tore GUNNER. iOn be.
uilges Ill Spr % 6laa0e. Antagelicn
al Ell beitenit DiilitGrpolitif. Ell
itprfere 90 bebre oibolanceret Slon.
Sc, en- ~eiiefiip mobil Nrme. Ell itTr-
tere o. 6eore uoruitet Hationalaar.
Dc o. Sprctielien al Ell organiicret
Reierpe iaauG for armeen iom
S,Gaoen-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Sloobaoet.
SOer 5000 Nriitne mnrSeSc al Snr.
fcrc % 3nrocre.
Stiuimacn %jortpilct.

Scu0or. SEN 17Se Nni: SislJc
et o%'ilcieIt Telegram iii Sen beruR.
rru0c r~ilsiiite Amtasia0er ira oen
r%ilSltlte auu'ul / llrumiah. Eerlieu,
or uuer 5000 slrmenlere bIet maio.
frercNe / &on A%rmenieu, / oct
niintiitc Sprfiet.
ScleArnmmet. iom or ootcrct Sen
150c Wiai, beretter ui0ere, at Arn1e.
nlerne forlSgcr ar |'oriudre 'ig idd
goot. oe fan, moo Surferne o. Sur.
Ncrrc. men at llnoirtnirg or trpn.
9euoe nsoucnoia.
Boston. MtoiS.. oen 17be Dot:
Heu. NancS 2. Barton. Setretrr /
"9Imericnn Noaro OF Commissioners
ior ioreigu Mialiou5". Ger 0rIper Ell
uoitroft Observation-Disclosures / @peu
Nau / Nruenien. u6tnlte iong 0cn
WeuinQ. al Snrtcrues Hcoiablinger
al Armeulerc bar nIn0et Steo uoen.
iot Nucu3 Nture.
NiSiion2iprclieu har fra lloen.
acknowledgements mo0tdaet We0oc.
lclic ON. at 0en tprtIife Snroillr
bar lipct @upcrueren / Ban Ororc
til at beituiie Sc nmerifanlte Sltte.
%re4ier. SoopeI pdagruno herai Iom
i NetraQtnina al oeu Heipeft, 1nr'
ferne oIti0 mar pilt ior amerltdn't
Wilsliou5eicnoom tror 1r. Barton
life. al WiSlpnrrcrne er | sore.
Fre5ieteIcgrommer ira Vcriien.
Armenicn OF 5rnnSfaufalien | Hus.
lon0 hor ira Sib iii ARDEN / 2sbct
al DC iiOite iau llger berettet at Mr.
meliernes >iialnq ianpel / Sprtlet
iom / noroueitliqe Eeriieu hnr pprct
pocrit iurllq men tn1cn al oisie e,
|leNramnler bar ontuoet. at Nlo0bu'
ocue bar ppret iuu luprc, iont o.
Scr anlsreS / 9erctnin8en til Eon.
Don. NuiS ocnnc or pdGlIoeliQ,
trllcr oen urmeuiife Situntiun ucO
at bli liQeind ioriGroclig iom /
1890.
auroerueS OF lprferHe5 6oriel.
gcIicr al De ormcuiife %HSuoponnerc
al bi9ic Ggne bar puoqnaet / llere
Wiadneoer. 0ueu BON. Ger bar cu
geiolfning pud ca. 10000. err SG.
set Tor Ell flor omerifduif Wisiiou.
bui5 WeoIemmer bar bluIpct til
mes at beifutte @rnrcnicruc moo
turfiifc o. furoiife Ingrcb.
llnoer 9lno6aoct / 1895. ser re.
iultcrchc / International Nnnoltnl
og ,Nnoierclie al Reiormer, blcu
oucr $1,000 Wcureiter 0rpbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Slaaoerepv.

glcu 9orf. Sen 17oe Mai: Ger
pcr itor Stas / 8nen ibog ! AnIeo-
ninq Grpiioent @llion3 geieJ her
iorat holoe Wsnitring over oer
amerifan'fe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tor
oen Began liz o'iteo pau iii narllge
guelie5togt. IuInoeiamlingen. ser
uar Sen %iterite. iom bar opret boIot
fer, og iom blanot Ell tort 2(utcI
andre arigsifibe talte life minbre
en0 is npoerne 9reconaug6ts "a
Slngifi6e, omfatteoes al Tublifun
meo mer ems ponIig Snteresie poo
@runo al ser ipPnote Sorholo iii
5uIflano. 1ette siorbe o9ioa III
til. al VrpiiSeutens 9eieg oenne.
gang iornleoe liz ion en- eueite, itcr
Cpatiou -. Ell Sploning ira Vi6li.
ufms Sioe al hans beitem,e SptrP.
oen operior 3~piflano / Anleouing
"2uiitmin .AiiPren.
On GormiOoaseu bar Der en-
9aubparaoe al ca. 5000 Mono Sis.
Trooper o9 SrlogSmairoier. % ON
eitermiooo9en posierebe belle SIaa.
ben unoer SunNrenSe aanonialuiier
| Hcup ior BAN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
llopioelie al
Observation-Disclosures

MaibinNton sen 17oc Wini: Eolt'
oepnrtcuentct for trutict en- CrO-
nina, ser oil Qlyc enhpcr ,Sloudaner
al Sc TSorene0c Stater oper 10 Mar
Qnmmel NnlconinQ I'll at bragg Sors
oel al Gnfel SunlS Foltiuprebunta
ipiten. Sor nGroUrcn0e CT Solicit
/ Sanooiitrifternc / itor ll0ltrptning
iorhiu0re0c ira at bcnptte EoItlpare
barfcrne. 0cl@ iorbi sc Dor ior Ionat
borte, ocl@ iorot NcitcmneIicn biotil
hor pprct, at man blot firnOc unbnc
Gontoer / Sparcbnnfe / &c Noitfon.
torcr, buor mon uOtog % inoleoere.
De lin Eoit.
Gen me Flau ser trGoer / Girts
iombco ocn lite Suit 9lucr Fcrioncr
/ 2auo0iitrifternc gnleoning til at
bIi HSnOifpoere peo qienmem i'm Bolt.
meter at in0ienoe ifriitlig Nnora.
gcn0e til Toitreitercn peo nGrme.
tie apntor. buor Ger iiuoc@ Gil Bolt.
iparcbouf. 9taor An6rngenOe or mo.
pilnct /, iii pcofommenoe Feriou
frnrc ieuOc inc &noItuo me0 30.
item iii pcOfommenOc (oitmeitcr
Eaa l%ionenOe Mauoc nil bon lelp-
i9I8elie oqiaa fuune uotrTffc line
Eenge igien, caer en- Bart al Dem
ON han ian maatie onlfe.
Cuer 100000 Su0itpoere bar MI
oabaet aontoer meo Sanoet5 Toit.
ip~are6anfer. ST %ouerueienoe 6ler.
tai al S~nbifpoerne er 9lr6eioere %
Smaofoarsiolf. Smtrent 80 Bro.
cent al S~n0ifpoernc er irenmeo-
ieotc 9orgerc, % be cier onltrent
SnluOclen al oen iroiottc aapital.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Oreninscn cfter Krieen

Noicl, SdupeiS ocn 17Oe Mni:
Zen idNpei5i'tc Srcoaiorenin9 ueS.
tca pao it.. Ntebe Der ioaa ~lelgcuoc
Hciolutiontr, iom ocn trUuer ltol
tcgc0 m0cr Cucruciclle, naor q.
ocn fomrcr lor Srcoena @ienop.
r~cttlelc i europa:
+. lln0gouelle al nhucr SnuOuo.
pioelic clltr Observation-Disclosures
/ Strio mco @cioItuinlen9 2nitc
% l>ntere@icr.
,. Sprcitclicn al en- permanent
SrNaniiation, bUri aac GlropuS
Stcier itnl pUrc Iigc rcprTlentcrct
o. boia Gp9npe set ifal pGre at
betrng9c Orbcneu, Greocn % Sit
fcrbc0en / Dor Gel al aIoben.
3. Standardization al Ell iolfc.
retSli8 Organization alenuem uco.
bGren0c Sangcrtpnicreneer
Gnoel Al I%oreningens Weolem-
mcr Dor imoo %~ebtnaeIien al oen
orben al 0iSic 8elolniioner, ioet DC
hnnber at ioo oprettct etiInq5 euro.
pUiif IoItctribunnI, Ser itdl bone
WUn0iabeo iii al niNlsrc oi,c (ui.
ltiNbeoer % oeruco moJna arige /
6rcuutloen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
"Karlsruhe"
life coelaSt !

NorioIf. &irginia. Sen 17oe Mai:
Npgter er iodg / Cmleb on. al oen
tplte &rpoicr "&orI0uube", iom Tor
lGnQe iiocu bcrette0ea at ware
iprunat / gluten, er pnu Geien opoo
aniten ion1nlc %ei. lom aoperfrpo.
ierne "aronprin3 @iIbcIm" %
"Nrin5 Gitcl 6rieorid)", iliIgte iorot
iegc iiffer &npn / Nnmpton HoooS.
Nogct &rigaifib bar imiOlcrtIo life
pasieret NlrJinio GapcS / Nnitens
Sob; better bar iuict ibn9 funnel
fees noe tilhap@ ira Gbicrpntoriei /
@Npe Menrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Sovale Scnner.

Rem gorf Sen t7oc Mai: Se5lie
&. 3ieii. iom mi nuitcu hnr icmlet
100000 ltnoerifrliter pua en- PIN.
ie1uiuu I'll GrTii0eut Stliou ON
Ncuauoniul Tor i'm gamle Sdoer.
Gumer-u0unmens bergmte Soriuu.
rer. ser blcU oelut til SiruiGrbeioc
uud @iueiiO Tor UNDER S~oriuaret a.
lit Stem / @iacoriin al bare iflI0t
en- Qepun Sheriii. haooe igaar ct
iergeligt llhelo ber.
Gen mlIe Gieti bGuoe uOgluet i'm
iioite Gent ior at rdu Rem Dort
tiosuof I'll at ouerleuere Neuaa0-
uiugsluieguiugen til Vrriioenter
mlOcr Oennes Cpbolo her / @uleO-
nina Glaooerepuer. CucrrrIoet Al
Sult "a llomattclie inlot ban rc0
ira en- bel Stentrnppe "a If / Sal.
set CT grlo paa 6ierreifuaer Sait
bleu 6raqt til et Noipitol huor man
i5r't tr)e0e. II ban life ciIbe ouer.
itol oet, men ser meIoes ioag. az
ban er betuoelll 6eore. o. ar BAN
mIlilens pil fomre lig igier.
Gie,i bar III / mango Ntnane0cr
panfet omtrIng / 2uuoet tilNobS og
hur. ij0en ban ira Senttle. @oib.
tiltradSte i'm Iunae Smilnften. iul0t
1.5O0 &eger meo llnocritrifter.
On pnpre. Il Ior gunntcl Bro
ser gicnnemitreiier Snoeu / 'anlnle
~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21

fonlpIet Hinaea9t Sen tpitc Arig2jo-
neerflGrinp. iom oucrienoteS 0cn Sen
lbc Sebruar; Den tarattcriierer Den
al ben ipite Imba2iuoer oilentIlA.
9iorte Abpariel lem ei 'operr0'teuoc
llregelmT1iigheo' az tluooer lig at
%iltlinuerc iom Ell llnoifploning Tor
oen tpife Hegiering. WhlIigbeoen al,
ot &c tpitc llnocrunno3boaoe$ Cheer
hanbleoe inloo Sr0rc.
"Gnhuer, ion nocu Soroom lGler
benne Hotc, fan ncppe moNon al fda
oct Snotrpf, at oen brittle Nmrbo9.
iaoer / @aihington life unr langt
bortc, ga ocn icriottcoe2."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21
Ganaoas Cab / Eri0er

Sttoipn, Canada, sen Zoe Mol:
Sobene bInnot De fauaoiitc Srcppcr
/ arigen lloQior til Sato 1872
Wnno, oerai $50 orTbte, 3,20S iao-
rcbe on 90t lnpneoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21

eOrtfatiss snn siSs 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-21

NJ ienere m~oo,lgHe S%pIDanInger
iremaaur SET, al Den tilltaoetonune
@iuuo. iom uo9iper liz ior al pare
Seslie 0ieti, er Ell Seorager. ~ AZ
Niitoricn er SpipinN ira Segpuoellc
Ill Slut.
st. Taul Gispdtd- oplDier. al
SeSlIe Siet, % bans Srooer Sla.
renee oriper Ell @rcccrpiorretaina
/ MappiIle. @is, Sra Ell aroen
ailsc bercttes. at seslie iortioen %.
bolser iis | oeSue,r. Nina.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25
P. S.-Somebody just told me that
there is nothing doing in the spring
hunting in this vicinity.
VICE TRUST GOES ON TRIAL

New York, March 25.-The vice
trust, which maintained more than
40 dens in this city, controlled nearly
1000 inmates, divided $1,25O,OOO a
year profits and paid nearly 100000
yearly for protection to the police,
according to information in the dis
trict attorneys Office, will be put on
trial today. The personal defendant
is "MOrtche" Goldberg.
The prisoner will be arraigned to
plead to an indictment returned June
II, 1913, which charges that he was
one Of five officials of the trust.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25

$50 =
CHICAGOGRAMS
= .
Brown derbys. That is one Of the
big mems styles this year. They look
like - on a good many people.
The Chicago river meeting the lake
is like unto a piece of coal dropping
in bed of snow.
Ills funny thing, but lot OF the
subway bunk gets a raft of people up
in the air.
just like the airship game puts a
lot Of folks down in the ground.
A bulldog was operated on and had
eleven marbles removed. Must have
been playing for keeps"
Politicians may come and poll
ticians may go, but the bunk goes on
forever
We are going to swear off smoking
about a week before election. Cam
paign cigars don't appeal to us.
We've smeIIed so many of 'em
we're getting so that we know the
ropes.
A weII-known moving picture act
ress says that the only snap in the
moving picture game is the snap of
the camera.
-Post-season playing for some base
ball men is merely the afOrethOught
for post-mortem.
This balmy tinge we're having to-
day brings on the question, (Which
would you rather do or go fishing?"
HURT IN ELEVATOR SHAFT
An open elevator shaft was given
to the police as the cause of the seH-
GUS injuries received by Lucy Eel,
10, 2341 Seminary aV., who fell ten
feet to the basement of the building
occupied by the Safety Electric Co.,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-03-25
SOME HUNTERS!

BY Jim Nance
The hunting seasons drawing near,
Get out your gun and powder.
We'll shoot the shoots, 'mong other
things,
Though shooting guns is louder.
We'll shoot a jolly game of craps.
Perhaps we'll shoot the luck"
And last, not least, if he's deceased,
We'll maybe shoot the duck.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26

Paris. 4 4
Her strange nature led her quite
naturally to the heavy roles, and
while still q young woman she be-
came the leader at the Theatre
Grand Guignol, famous for It's one
act sensational dramas.
From the Grand Guignol she hes
came leading woman in roles Of the
vampire type at the Theatre An
tome. It was in this theater that
she vas seen BY Franz. Powell %
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26

Lysle. one OF the best known OF the
French emotional actresses. Az q!
young girl Mile. Bara studied paint
ing with her father as preceptor.
Later sho Joined her mother in
classic drama. Later she played
ingenue roles with Jane Hiding in
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26


Compared with the horrible career
Of Elizabeth Bathory. that Of Lus
cretia Borgia seems like that 81 d
peaceful peasant IL
Elizabeth Bathory lived almost
alone in the famous Castle ossithes
in Hungary about 1924. Lucretis
Borgia poisined' q handful, but Lady
Bathory slew NO less than 900 .ris
and young women mot for revenge;
but that she might battle dali, III
their blood and thus retain hef
beauty. S s
Lady Bathory lived with only Two
servants. old women who. II ID said.
were feeble minded and cared little
what their mistress did. For years
their naughty mistress lured scores
upon scores Of young girls to- her
castle. tempting them with rich of9
fers Of wealth II they would enter
her employ as maid servants. u
For time the girls would lead q 4
happy life. But just as sure as the
seasons changed. just 50 soon would
their proud mistress grow hysteric-sI
ally fearful that her beauty was
waning and the girls were led to-
their slaughter.
SLAUGHTERED "
BY DOLL, 81
These unfortunate creatures were
conducted to the cellar Of the castle,
and here, presumably in q state 81
nature, were compelled to swalk to-
ward the figure Of q large doll. This
doll was a diabolicaI machine. III
the construction Of which nun.
Der Of two-edged knives: as sharp
as razors had been introduced:
In approaching this hideous 81:
vention the victim ,inwittingly ne:
leased hidden spring. which set
the machine in action. Like q sliv-
ing fend the outstretch ed arms 81
the doll grasped the poor girl in 4
death embrace, and before she had
q chance to Withdraw from ita
clutches literally cut her to pieces.
The blood from the body was con-
Quoted BY small channels to q bath
close by, In which Elizabeth Is said
to have bathed, thinking theraby
to preserve her beauty.
These atrocities went on for ten
!; years, until one Of the girls enticed
to the castle managed to get In com
munications with her sweetheart.
who rescued her after SURF oanting
great difficulties. and brought about
the death Of Elizabeth Bathory
II Is said that Mile. Bara may vet
be asked to play the part IN q thrill
ing aim drama built about the terri
bic history of oseithe Castle. when
the great stage IS set for the scenes
Mile. Bara will glide forth In her
famous serpentine. grace fuily undu=
lating way to play what may BE her
most famous part of treachery and
blood. VIII her mind: ohsessse
with the part she plays; call into
flaming iitel the snold ertng desires
OF . soul reborn and win the world
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26

ed though she may be by her half
belief In strange gods. vet she re-
fuses their mastery.
Theda Bara is the daughter Of the
famous Giuseppe Bara, one OF tho
foremost scsllptqrs Of the modern
school. Her mother Is Theda dc
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26
This Conception 81 Little That is Repul.i,e.

natural physical vigor.. fiery ambi-
ton to excel and az apcanny ease
OF almost living the part she SO. to
play combine to place her squarely
between the realms Of the unexplor-
ed mystic and the gteruly practical
commercialism Of her calling. Sway
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26

Have the physical attributes Of
scheming Delilah, of cruel 'Lucretia
Borgia, or Of diabolical Elizabeth
Bathory fatefully found reincarna-.
ton that the women Of this age may
see face to face the loathsome depths
TO which the worst OF their sex have
descended? Are the souls Of those
monsters Of ancient and medieval
times welded with others to form
the soul Of Mile. Theda Bara, tho.
moving picture actress known as the
most wicked-faced woman in the
world?
Nile. Bara, confronted by inquir-
ing professors Of science, cannot an
swer.
IS She looks in q mirror and gees
q sinful face; she inquiries Of her
sou; and the answer comes that she
has lived before has lived as the
companion and crony Of crime-yet
her heart sings the song OF the
righteous and she has no fear that
phantom forms will drag her topper
form in this life the deeds she en-
acts In pantomime before the NOV
ing picture camera. a
i ~
Amazed at Mile. sBara's powerful
presentation Of the promptings Of
hate. lust, cunning. hypocrisy, re-
venge. anger and spite, scientists
esearchingly have questioned her to,
secure fresh evidence to support
their half proved laws Of transmit
grafton Of souls. Of reincarnation Of
personality.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26

The Lines in This Picture Of Lucre.
cretia Borgia, the Worlds Most
Picturesquely Wicked Woman, Do
Not Reveal the Venom and Hate
Depicted In That lof Mile. Bara.
And to their questions Nile. Bara
answers:
You say have the most wicked
face Of any woman. You say my
hair is like the serpent locks Of Me-
dusa, that my eyes have the cruel
cunning Of Borgta, that my mouth is
the mouth Of the sinister, schen,ing
Delilah, that my hands are like the
talons of a Gree or the blood-bath-
ing Elizabeth Bathory. And then
you ask me Of my soul-you wish to
know II it is reflected in my face.
1.-THE belief that have lived be-
fore and have taken many parts on
this worlds stage has a strong hold
on my imagination. Il
"That most powerful appeal Of
any literature I have ever known
Is the simple verse:
or ever the knightly years were
gone
with the old world to the grave,
whensI was a king in Babylon
And you were a Christian slave.
ut Is not easy to tell the sensation
OF desire as ! know It in life. i can
!; simply say that in playing the parts
Of wicked characters, such charac,,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-09-26

flF.7
Clemencea Case and La Gioconda
The DEVILS Daughter. 1 feel that
what they do and what do is quite
right What I mean is that could
readily dosin actual life as they did
in the Actional world ifIthe great in
.clination came. Yet I have never
been other than normal in; my de-
sires. living quite as righteously as
my fellow mortals.
y once was led to consult q pro-
lessor OF astrology and paimistry.
He told me many things which l:ave
i come true. He told me that his
science showed Ishad passed through
various incarnat lions, that my soul
was many sided. that 1t had fallen.
asslow' as human spirit could fall:
and also had touched the sun-clad
heights.
He told me I would seek the ap-
plause OF multitudes. He told me
what has come true, that in playing
my part in life I would find my
many-sided self playing my parts
for me. that in the enactment OF the
parts 4 would lose my original. my
normal self and live for the time
apart from my actual surroundings
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this strange woman's mental bear
ing IL her passionate love Of the
mysterious, the weird. Yet the fact,
that she is Of French and Italian
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-12
MADISON GRAIN MARKET.
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK MARKET

Sioux City, June 12.-The usual
small delegation of cattle arrived at
the local trade for a Friday, some 16
cars, or 400 head. as against SIP a
week ago and 677 the corresponding
day a year ago.
Packers paid fully steady rates for
the moderate supply of killing cattle
at hand and everything was cleared
in good season. Best here sold at
$S.S5.
Not enough stockers and feeders
were included to test conditions.
There has been a better feeling in
this branch of trade the past two days
as a result of the broadening of the
country inquiry.
U%nevenness was again a feature in
the hog trade. Light and mixed
butcher droves held steady to sc low
er, while heavy grades were again
forced downward, sales of this class
being rated as a shade to 5Q10c
lower than at the close of the pre-
vious day. Tops landed at $7.52R,
while the bulk of sales ranged from
s7.25@7.40
Nothing new developed in the mar
ket for sheep and lambs as supplies
arriving were of too meager volume,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-12
VIENNA DENIES ASSERTION
Declares Italy Promised to Abide by
Triple Alliance Pact.

Washington, June 1.-THE Austro-
Hungarian embassy made public an
official note published in Vienna and
forwarded by the minister of foreign
affairs which denies the statement of
the Italian premier, Salandra, that
Italy warned Germany on July q and
2S of last year that she would break
the triple alliance unless she received
her just compensation" in the form
of territorial cessions.
The Vienna note declares the Italian
ambassador in Vienna made formal
promises on instructions from his gov
eminent before the outbreak of the
wal that Italy would abide by the
terms of the alliance in case of a pas
sage of arms between Austria and
Servia.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-12
GUARDSMEN ARE CALLED OUT
RIotIng In Mining Camp Terminates
In Lynching.

Marion, H., June 12.-Rioting in
Williamson county shifted from Johns
ton City, the mining town five miles
north of here, to Whiteash, a village
between Marion and Johnston City.
Several houses were burned at White
ash.
John Strando, a foreigner, was
lynched in Johnston City after he had
confessed completely in the murder
of w. K. Chapman the night before.
This murder was a result of i'll feeling
that long mad been brewing between
the foreign miners and the mine Off.
Gals.
Three companies of Illinois nation
al guard have arrived in Johnston City
and the threatening crowds dispersed.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-06-12
WRIST WATCH BATTLE PERIL
Armies May Forbid Them Because
Many Arms Are Lost.

The wrist watch Is found In all the
armies In the war. and they are very
frequently hit.
When high velocity bullets strike 1t
fairly the effect is to shatter the watch
into unacceptable fragments. These
are often driven into the bones OF the
wrist. hand or forearm, and the result
ing damage Is so radical that no treat
ment a restore the use of the arm.
Many of these injuries have been re-
ported In the German army. and prohi-
bition OF the wrist watch altogether Is
likely to be adopted.