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Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
WHERE ARE THEY?
The parlor Organ and the Old Silver
 Plated Caster.

The parlor Organ and the Old Silver
 Plated Caster.
 Governor Fred F.. Norton, of the Hartford Courant, whose weekly letter to the Guilford Shore Line Times is a joy, la>t week bewailed the departure of the good old necessaries and Inquiries of generation or more ago-especially the "parlor organ, around which the family gathered, of a Sunday evening and sang out of Mir. Sankey's collec. tion Gospel Hymns, No l of the series, [" and the silver plated casterl "What has become," he asks, ''of the silver plated caster which occupied strong and. secure position in the middle of the diuing table where it remained the year round? Salt, pepper, vinegar and bottles for other things but the three condiments comprised the bulk of the 'seasonin' and the rest Of the bottles remained empty for those were the days before olive oil, white pepper and paprika were common, Where is there caster now? IndivIdualism has dis. placed communism and the caster has been supplanted by a mass of small doodabs which are warranted to restrict the diner to his own especial microbes for the appearance of a communal cruet upon dining table would forever bar the hostess from society. Yet it is not hard to recall many woman who had no end of pride in that caster which rose proudly above the plain of the table and which she saw to it was al. ways clean and polished. Somehow the average table of today seems bit poorer for its loss even though the modern dread of germs and bacilli has multiplied the table accessories.
 Tn the best room a good deal of difference appears in these days. When we went into the parlor to see the organ one saw also motto or two worked in worsted of some vivid color and asserting God bless our home or something of that sort. They are all gone now because a recent generation threw them away because they did not even think of the sentiment and did think of the fact that they were not art. The hands which made the crude notices became weary later and were, at the end, folded for very long rest and the poor, garish ornaments were thrown away by relatives who kept their sentiment admirably under con. Irol. These matters we have replaced by hideous prints, which wed do not ad- mire but which we have been told are art, or, if we are indifferent to Art, with big A, we hoist up an enlarged and badly mangled photograph of Grandfather which would make him thankful that he was dead if he could but get a glimpse of it. Or, it may be, we put up a red picture of some partially undressed dancer and look with pity on the dim and long past age when the chromo flourished. Think, if you will how far off the era of black walnut furniture, of mansard roofs and of parlor organs is now but after all life was more or less satisfying ill those days. And besides, it was a good deal less expensive and good deal less complex than at present.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
Teacher Training Class.

The first meeting of the Teacher Training class will be held at Christ Church rectory on Tuesday, November 3 at 3:30. The class is under the aus pices of all three churches and will be conducted by the Rev. A. B. Crichton. It is primarily intended for the Sun. day school teachers, but is open 10 any who are interested. There will be Il course on Child Study which should be profitable to parents as we'll as teachers. This will be followed by course on the Life of Christ.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
AUTO RAN OVER HIM
Drunken Man Found by Roadside With
 Leg Broken.

Lying across the roadway with his left leg broken in two places, Arthur Bulger, formerly of Willimantic, and once a transient resident and laborer in Canaan, was found late Thursday night by James Garfield, of East Canaan, near the old Whittlesey place, east of the Fitzgerald crossing. Shortly after the discovery Sam Lermond came along in his auto, and stopped to see what the difficulty was.
 The injured man was in an intoxicat- ed condition and stuhbornly refused to give any information about. himself. It was seen that he was badly hurt, and Mr. LermondI came down and called pr. Adam to attend him. Dr. Adam found the man was a fit subject for the hospj- tai, and after fixing him up for the journey took him to Winsted, where 1t was found that his leg vas broken, as described.
 When he sobered up, he said he had no recollection of how he came to be in- jured. He said he was walking toward Canaan. after having fingered ill sa- loon and was drunk. He did not know whether he was struck by an automobile while he was walking, or whether he had lain down in the road and was run over. He said he was 52 years of age, was unmarried, and had formerly lived in WillimanUic, but some years ago had worked for somebody in East Canaan.
 Selectman Smith has notified the authorities of Willimantic that one of their citizens is in distress at the Win sted Hospital and that it will be up to them to look after him.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
Old Town Reports.

If any reader of The News has in his possession, or can procure copies of the North Canaan Town Reports, fer the years 1881 and 1888, they would con- fer favor by sending them to John H. Belden, comptroller's office, Hartford, for the State Library, where files of the various town reports are kept. These particular numbers are lacking there and it is desirable that the town should be as completely represented ill the Lii brary as possible.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
A "BreeLhes' Bible.

Mrs. Mary Geikie Adam has recently received from her nephew ill Australia, copy of the old Brooches bible, |" Coverdale version, printed in 1899, an edition of only 50 copies having been printed. This particular copy has been in the Geikie family for many years and has travelled many thousand miles. It is bound in leather, and while the leaves are stained by time, the print is perfectly legible, Only four or five copies of the Coverdale edition are known to be in existence at the present time.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
IS IT COMING?
Will Canaan Become a Terminal for North-End Trains?

Rumors continue to fill the air con- corning the plans of the railroad com- pany to change their terminal points from Great Burlington and Pittsfield for certain trains, and the prospect is internationally discussed, of having some of the north end trains tie up' in Canaan. The construction of mile of new side track north of this vii lage, Id the housing of the work train crews here have revived the talk of such arrangements, but nothing defi- mite can be learned from headquarters concerning the matter.
 The fact that Engineer William R. Rectal, of the work train, has moved his family and household goods from Falls Village to Canaan, and is occupy ing the James Quinn tenement on West Main street, has cause some sagacious people to prophecy that Canaan is tc be made terminal, before long, for more trains than a work train.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
My Trip to Greenland.

The Rev. Charles B. Carpenter will give an illustrated talk on his trip to Greenland at Christ Church Parish House on Tuesday, Nov. 2, at p. Ill. The occasion will be the first of series of parish sociables to be held once a month by the Woman's Guild. Light refreshments will be served and the admission will be quarter for adults and ten cents for children. The com. mittee in charge for Nov. ? is Miss Mary Granger, Mrs. H. R. Caldwell, Mrs. George E. Corwin, MT. N. W. Hardenbergh and MT. George Triesch. mann.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
Children's Party.

All the children belongin to c, rist Church and children Hho do not go to any church are invited to party in the Parish House on Thursday evening of this week from ' 9. A program of games has been arrsnged and happy evening anticipated. Tie party is in charge of the following committee: Mrs. R. D. Peirce, Mrs. N. ", Harden bergh, Mrs. Edward Pease and Miss DOane Peirce
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
Con.

A recent number of the New Yorf Times gives some startling figures re- garding the increase in expense of gov. ernment in California since California. women were given the ballot
 The Times says: California struck the shaclSles from women in 1911. For the fiscal year ended June 30, 1911, the state expenditures were sis,69l, SIT. For the fiscal year ended Jun 80, 1915, they were S36, ,529, 993. A part of this increase is accounted for
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Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
."The Bohemian Girl. :"

The modernized version. of "The Bohemian Girl comes to the Mahaiwe Theatre, Great Burlington, Monday night, Nov. l. In its new form it has been presented in all of the principal cities of this country and Canada and has everywhere scored an emphatic suc- cess. It is generally conceded that the Messrs. Aborn have in this, made the most pretentious production of "The Bohemian Girl" ever witnessed in America. The special features made necessary in this version include highly trained horses, band of real gypsies, wonderful whirlwind acrobats and the dazzling ballet. "The Dance of the Hours, from "La Gioconda," the in- troduction of which is entirely consist ent with the story and does not mar the opera from musical standpoint. Lovers of good music never tire of ballads such as "Heart Bowed Down, '" "Then You'll Remember Me, " "Bliss Forever Past, "A Soldiers Life" and II Dreamt Dwelt in Marble Halls" The promise is made that great care has been given to the selection of the cast and the chorus as we'll and these with the ballet and the special orchestra number upwards of one hundred people.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
When the Light Game.

Their long acquaintance had ripened into love and he had proposed.
 "Dearie," he asked, confdentially, 'when did you first learn that you first learn that you loved me?"
 'When I found that became very angry whenever heard anybody refer to you as n brainless boob, " she ans wered.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28
Milk and Butter Scoring

The third quarterly milk and butter scoring held under the direction of the Agricultural Extension service of the Connecticut Agricultural College will take place at the college, Storrs, Conn. Thursday, Nov. 1, 1915. Entry cards and question blanks will be mailed to all those who have participated in previous scorings. Others should make application for blanks at once. Ad- dress communication to Sweet Milk and Butter Scoring, Storrs, Conn.
 Milly-''I rode all the way up to Harlem in the same subway car with you the other day."
 Billy-'That's strange. 1 didn't see you.
 Milly-"Oh, Idon't know. You had a seat, and was standing. Judge. Ia
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28

"How do you think the war in Eu- rope is going to end ?''
 "The same as about everything else ends, :" replied MT. Growcher. "The people who didn't start it or participate in the excitement will be called on to economize and try to pay up for it.''- Washington Star.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28

Mrs. Buggins-''I gave a dime to a blind beggar today"
 MT. Buggins-"That' a laudable charity. A dime was enough to furnish him with an eye.opener.
Connecticut western news., 1915-10-28

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

/ Sonsslet

9euoenportb. Sans, ben 22bc
Npril: @orJermeiieren / Serre
Nalltc, ,Ino., bar iortioen iii Som.
tor / Ell GeQc / NoticnoliUngllet /
2eauemporth % Con ~. &obcrtS err
Den isritc @praermeiter. ion1 ubsper
line Gmbeospligter ira Ell ieoerol
Strafauiialt.
@oracrmeiteren iom %icrnpli9 Don't
tes iii Straiarbeibe for %algiu'f,
mobtoaer % niienrer baaIig ct tort
Nlntol SeIesrammer, az hpilfe me-
item allc aneaor oiientIlIc N~rli9gen-
ser / Serrc Salltc.
nj Ell @cn ,lom ibae bcleate BAN,
eriorebes Oct. at @oraermelteren pil
befipmpe etbpert 6oriea paa at al.
ipttc ham ira Gmbeoet. Netslige
Sfriot BERTH er taget AZ Serre
Santcs @ptonmisiTrcr, % @orger.
meitcren ienStc / Den gnleonllg
ibaa Here Selearammer III line Sa9'
ierre mco Srbre I'll at moolTtte 'ig
cthpcrt Sorisg paa at 'aa bani
aiiat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Wlaneel paa Che.

@oihinoton Sen 21oc Mpril: Zen
burtiac llopioelie al Norbuosomruas
oct / DC ~tSoreneoc Stater bar, efter
bpoo TinonsbepartemcntetS S1ein-
ipcfter, Mr. Geo. i. Mitdea, be-
retter, reinlteret / Ell alereoe ielellg
Nanoel pou She. Sheforipnlnger-
ne / 9onbet er mlnbre, END DC no
aeniinbe bar pTret, % Frllerne er
i itaSia Sti9enne.
Sfient &rieen piitnof belpis cr
Moriasen til Sc itigenoe Shepriler,
iaa or bet bog blanot Sagfpnoiae
oen oIminbellge Mening, at DC fife
oil ialoc ipnoerlig, ielp naar arigen
er oper.
Guslono, bpor ser briffeS mere
She eno / no9et nnoen 2nnb / Ser
fen. pentes at pile iprbrliac cnbnu
itprre &pnntiteter lom Telgc Al oct
al Giaren uoitcote Sorbuo moo
Sala al bcritienbe Griffe, ii9r al
Tobfa. Sc rllsiiifc Solbotcr / Sci
ten aipes Che TOM Ell %eitonohel al
oercs reaillere Nntioncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27

ae aaar no paa, at init, G'to0rer
bar pPret aftipe DC iioite -dJe, %
ma giGtter berfor poo, a. ct alag
er ioreitaoenbe | Noroiie,h.
a~isbenbopn 22oe Ipril. I'll.
lteoepprelien al en- en~gcl'f''ron'f
Gifobre / Sarpnnbene / Noro Tor
Stapnnger, er mclht al 6artsler,
iom er fonmet berill ira Norge.
Gn norif apitonmper / blaie Sar-
nnnbe melber, at ben blcp ltnnlet %
inipiceret al ct britiif arigalfib.
Sgioa tpife arigsifibc p%oaiiaoes
nplig at pTre icet / HoroGscn.
Ut Telegram ira Berlin al 22oe
Ipril mebbcler oiiicieIt, at ell britilf
llnoerponosbaob blep ifiiht iIpnf
Il en- his inf @iiat pco Norbiieen"
Den 17be @pril, % anorc brittle
Sflbc bIcp miliaens ebcIngt. gri-
tilfc Observation-Disclosures ifol / oct lc-
mere bape pGret iogttogci nGr Sci
golono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
ponnro= Spfrmrt.

Sor omfrina IS gnr iiocn be-
qnnotc TnIitihonmer Tonorh / St.
2ouiS. / SiI'GIher. bpor ben itrni-
Fare &anoIina bcitob / Griffcnifob
cher par icronriaget peo Grif, at
qlere Straiiens lloiGttelle eller
epentlleIlc Giteraipelie oihTnaig al
al Siltalte Tor Somnmcren niIngbc
friitlig este on 90
taI.I hoIb ro BERN
fenhc Sriffe for et Nor.
: Trspetiben bIep ban ioo liillet
urher Gpiigt, I'll aontroI nteo Se'-
tets SperhcIbelie. I'll al beQpnbc
meo iiorpebe Somncren iclp oenne
aontroI; men citcriom Seitc. @ipcr'
mes Sol porcbe, montie Der nnlTttcs
iprlfilte SpliQtsiuntttonTrcr. Sffc
mere enb ca. > Trocent blcp, i'el9c
Tonorba cane SpQoocr, ouer'crt al
hare brllbt III IihoIhale'tc.
Scnne 6rcmgnnQ@mnobc pch
@%chnuoliuQ Al WiiabUhcrc a. ben
nUplltc alnaic or / Inrcnc@ Cob blct
npfinl %almin0clig hcroper, ~ III cr
inrcr ri, al man pliaa or poa Ncl
iii al inoirrc Sultcmct / NorNc.
Scfrcirr Stto Ntnrlcn'licrne bar
'frcpct Ell NrtltcI / Ntnrt2hc'tct a.
NolitmUnocuc@ NoQorNou. "9tnt
Mannc0aifrift". hpprnl hct 'rcnI.
daor. at Ntitlta6Cpnrtcmcnict, citcr
Noronlc0uin9 Al II. riohnn Sdlnri.
icnbcrl, ullcrcbc / 1912 loo SpcrNa
nlanIct uorcoc, ol at Ncportcmcn.
tets miprrcnNc Ghci, Sintarnn0
9lbrohomien. hur nnrnlt "'lllttct ii0
iii EIoncn, inm hon erflprcr ii1 nil
lil i'll al icgc ino'ert / Ell mar
Sremtib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Norife Sfibe fapret.

2onoon Sen 24bc Ipril: Splfer-
ne bar fopret % bragt ino til Sanl'
burg Den nprife CAMPER "@rill-
iant", lom ben 16Oe Ipril afielleoc
ira ircbrifsitao til Sonoon.
9aoningen beitob al @ranite, 30
Dir o. Elanfer.
a"ipbenbapn, Sanmarf, Den
2l6c gpril: Tampitibet "Niooros"
er blet fopret al ct init &rigslfib
i Norollsen % brogt inb iii Zen
Splt. en- al DC noroiriliife Ger.
"Nioaroa" por paa Heiie ira Iar-
biis, Snnmarf, til Gnglnno nleo Ell
@aoning 2anbbrllgsprobufter.
- 20 norifc Scilifuber, Oscar"
% Ora" blep ben 24be Ipril ifuot
iirnf al Ell inf lllberpunosbaao
10 Mil / Noroeit for 2oneitone.
9eiptuingen blep gipet 10 Wtiiuter
til at gaa / Slpbaaocne. &c blep
|icrcre optagne al Den banifc Cant
per "Nlnna" og lanolatte paa Grit
RI SSlanb, Sfotlano. Sfuoerne
par Iaitcoe nlco Titprops.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Oamper
ifuot il0nf.

9onopn Sen 24be Npril: Tro9t.
Nomperen "Rutb" blep Snanag
ifllot iipnf al Ell inf llroerpanos-
baao 100 Mil ira Wap Salano |
Noroiipen. Mnnoifubet rcooeoeS og
blep brast ino til Seitb, Sfotlono.
"Hutb" par pan Helle ira Seitb
iii @etcbore, Sperige. SflbetS 80
rer, aaptein anoerlun, beretter, at
oen ierltc Sorpebo, iom blep ITO
ifuot al INSTRUMENTATION, "fortel.
lebc Maulet; Ben nGIte oerlrnoD
ron1mleoc Sanlperen NriotitibS %
ienote ben tilbltnbs meb Oct iamme
Sc IS Wano iom uogioroe @eipt
nin9ell, bar ale SpenIfcr. &c orcp
omfring / et Enr imaa @aaoe / ~
elmer, Tor DC blep tugne op al Ell
i~orbiieilenoe Camper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
8riterne paa Dast.

Seem 0orf, 21be Npril: gn
Gifoore beitnacnbe al ire brittle
&rpoierc, ben ~iicrite iom bar ppret
iorionllet Der, iioen &rigen ~begpnote
lan ibng Ri noenior SnOieilingen til
Nep Dorf.
Gn al &rpoierne praieoe Oct ino-
fonmenbe Motorifib "0alitria"
cn1borO paa bpilfet poieOe BET bonIfe
Ilog. Ganiferen ~beipnrebe &rigs-
Ifibets Signoler pcb longlumt at
oonlpe trt iorbi BET, reoe til at laoe
iig inipicere.
@en eiterat bape b%eiporet Signa-
lerre blep "Solitrio" tiauot at iort-
iUtte Reiien uoen llo9en nTrmerc
llnoeriegclle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Ten BRITTLE Srr.

Sirlansminiiier Gapio Slopn'
8corae opIpite / iorriac llgc | Def
brittle llnberhuS, at mems Den bri.
tiifc Stprfe / Sronfrig peo arl9ens
@cgpnbelie finn talte 6 Gipl'ioner,
er Sen M saei til SO Iioilioner
cIlcr 100000 Wolb, pel pGbnct %
uorultet. Sennc Splpsning poftc
obifinia Torlinbring "a man / eng
lono bar iroci, at ncppe SnlpSorten
lda mango Writerc, or nooet III
Sronten Cnonni.
San gar ogina bcr intcrcsIonic
Spln5ning. at Vrobuftionen al Nmt
mmnition / Gnalano bar 19.oobIet
iiben ariqen be9pnbte. Get gloroc
Ct b~eipbeligt Iibrpf, at Nrten al
ammunition mnatte 'oranorea
miot uloer ariacn, o. Tor hlirtla at
ioa Ell rinteIia Soripnlng, blcu
ser o~iillltet aontrnfter mch meIlem
$500 % 5000 Slrnloer. ga bel
Ter life biaic funbc 'fniic Nmmiill.
iion hlirtig nof, ouertog Ne9lcrlh'
9en icIp oIlc Sobrifcr, iom no9cit-
Iunbe letnint funoe omhnnnes I'll
Nn1nunlitionS'obrifcr.
Voa bennc Mnooc bar HcQlcril
gen life oIenc funnct ifo''e Jig al
Den Mmmunltion, Iom trGnaea, men
hor funnel lTqNc % ct bctnocllot
Hcicrpciorrooo o0 bar otpoo fiilllet
aiic iiorc Soripnin9cr I'll inc Illlc-
rc6c.
Sum Wlbneaburb ON set foloa-
TorbrllN al ammunition | Det-
nc ari0 iommclllgnct mco tloligc-
re arl0c nUpiltc Ntr. %lono.@cor1c
at umocr Slolci pco Ncllpc Gho-
pcIlc brilNtc Nrltcrne mere Nnnnl-
pa0 IL - ire sage. enc DC
pon Ii9c inn mango Ndr IN
ser Noertrigcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
SiSite &riasnnt.

Sonoon 25be IpriI. - Slaaet /
6lanoern / geIgien iortiptter mcb
uforminoifet 0oIoiombcb.
Sfslge WeIbineer ira Berlin hor
Sp'ferne plinoet betpoelise Soroele
UNDER tit desperate Srentiteo forat
naa Calais, og CT britiif Robonarcb
Belt for ct. SilIien blcp ilaoet tilbo.
&c meo tore Cab Tor Writernc, bcocr
oct. Sonosbpcn ct. Sulien blep to-
get al Spiferne meb Storm.
Genne Sremitiaina barmonerer
imioIertio life nneo DC MQiereocs &c.
retnin9cr ON Slagets Sang. Sieloc
oisie bar DC Mlierebc giort betpoelioe
Tremifribt moo Horb pao Oierfono.
lens beire Sibc. Sc brittle Trooper
tilhoirc for SrnnifmGnbcne bar life
opgipct Ell encite al fine Stiainaer,
bcbcr oct.
Store tpife Soriterfninger or fo-
Itct inb / Slonbcrn, for set meitc Sol
batter ira Tolen. hppr onc militrrc
Sperotioncr hnr nlnnttct inbitiucs
inotil eftcr &aori lonnlen3 Sphpr.
X X
Mom 25bc slpril. - Sitiiotioncn
/ Srieit iorpTrrer Jig itobigt. : bette
slterri9itc &ronlnllb nlco ppientli9
itolicnif %cfolfnina. ticner mi Ell
Sienoebel al set iamIcoc SSnbbp9ger-
antnl unocr Sunerne, ocriblanot
Wrno pp til 50-Iarsulbcren.
Snofalbclien al bisic, bporni
mango bar araabaarcoe @eoitefrbre,
bar lebct til ct Sprsr blnnot apin.
berne. &c trGngtc ino pau Serbia
neitntionen, bn ct inabont Sroppe-
trGn ifulbe of9na, p9 foriegtc mco
Wtagt at binore bets slfgnng. o
ranbte % freq: "@ip ps pore CANT
lie Wrnb tilbagc. - Ncb meo Sri
gen! - 2epe Stalicn."
Gn bel Slof &pinber blep n%rreitc-
ret oe mere oraitiife Sorbolosregler
err UNDER Sorberebelie fra @pnoigbe-
berries SIDE.
Saiaa ira @ors % Erog p1 enc
OF fra @ien og nlarge andre @per /
Giterria melocs ON alpprli9c Sp-
tpicr % Vrcteiter moo arigcns Sort
irttclic
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Spar paa GiltaIe.
5~ortiGtieIfc ira eibe /

ming, iom ON ben ipges bRuoet, let
uilbe fiinne iaa dluorlige Selger.
Cen atoen Sa9, Den nhob Den IN
tie aortiuI / Seattle, er nler @ioruif.
LET, iorianpiot iom ct fremn1eb 2aio
life fol inolabe Jig / biplomatilte
Norhonolinger meb Ell lGr'filot
Stot. % oct heller life cr tildOt
Observation-Disclosures birefte at
blonhe iig op / ell Stats more 9li-
iTrer.
Set urtnbcs imiolcrtib / ct Scle.
gram ira Seottlc, at Stotcn Mnib.
ington, rinlcligpis poa Soreitillin-
ger ira @albington, mllli9ens bill
looe Sngen MOI aonillen ialoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Selriose"-2l fforen.

ariiiiania, Sen 24be April: Spif-
LAMBS Spor paa Sen norIfe &egic'
rings Soreitillir9er anganenoe Den
norife Camper "@clribge", iom blep
ranlnct "a itrrft beifnoiact al Ell
Sorpeoo ira ell init l%lnperpanos.
baaN, or ibaa inblebet. SpIflano
brpoer / iii Spor, at Se Scuiier, ioml
er irettela1t al Sen nprite &cgie.
ring or util'trnffeliac.
Strlbe Der imiolertio peo Ell mn
llnoerieaelic leuereS uIgienoripeli9e
@epiier Tor. at ~9elrioae" pirfclig
par ranrmet al en- inf Sorpcbo. er.
flrrer Spitlano iig riaig I'll al
eiere Ell llubifplbning. Gaer, full
&c De 10 Heeierineer life fomme I'll
GuisbeS. er Spitlano pilis I'll |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
%co Snronncncrnc.

Itben 2ibe gpriG. - Set me
Nnareb pon Snronrcllerne cr be.
gplot mco 2anoiGttcIien al al
trooper paa ire Stc0cr: pc0
Gnos, iom or rsnlmet al Sprferne,
pcb Snpln pao %eitiioen al @ali-
poIisbolpsen % pna @ulnirtonaen.
elsie troopers Spaopcr or ocls
at oiiflprc Sprferncs 6orbinoelies-
Iinie oper @uloirtangen % bels at
%lon1pirfe meb Slaaben / Grobrinaen
al sc t~nrfiifc sSortcr pna @olipoliS-
hulpeen.
Slonocn bar pnoiip bonbnroeret
Torternc, oels oireftc ira Gnroa-
nellerltrToet % belS in0ireftc ira
%cititoen al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tronifc Tlppcrc bar nplig fnItct
Bomber nco opcr Snprno / 9ile.
alien. Otter Slppcrnca Sogttngel-
fer uo0ipr oct tprfiife Noripnr al
Snmrno pnlfrillg $4,000 Moilb,
poitcret / %Hchegrope paa &eiocrne
boo @ncn. S9ioa ct mt Sort cr
onIaNt % ornleret meo 80 ipTrc
&dnoner.
Gn mllltTr Suonlnuo iortTllcr /
ct cn1cl't Wlno, at ilpl9c Spipsnin.
ger ira pooliocllgt &olo ltul oe MI
licrcoca Sroppcmosier / Toroanel-
Ter -Mc9loncn bclebc ii1 iii 100000
Monb, mems Ell %rllSiilf Stnrfc -pln
100000 Moub er irrbig I'll at goa
llul0 / oct elrpprllte Surti ira
Sortehnpct.
Elsie Sol olcnc riicr hpllfsn g.
tponlnN sc Nlllerebc tlllT9Qer 81
obrlnQcn Al lorooncllerue o. Der
lllcb Sonltnntlllopel % hclc set Ell.
rppUiitc Surfl.
Y X X
Nu@'l'fc SOrpeopbndoc bpmbdlNc.
rcbc / lorrigc Hoe Den tprfiifc Sor-
iebopafult mellcm Nrhhapa o.
Nrtnd)ln. Vua bcnnc IS Wil Ion
&c StrUfninN or Der Ell NTffc M
9alilcr tilhrrcnoc ocu tnrfllfe Nrmc
ionl cpercrcr / biaie Hegioner. Sc.
re @arater % Tropinntoplog blec
ifubt ibrauo.
SNiaa Ct hort slntol tnrfllfc &ji.-
bnmpere. loitet nleb Nnumlltlt' on,
blcp ltllbt liTllf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
Sriheo for Sinlano.

Giebethapn Sen 24be Npril: Get
herettes her ct S~orlpocnhc ON, at
Den r%llsiiite Seller bar beillittet at
oicnnprcttc ben iinife Nrme % glen-
gipe Sinlono fin 9omle aonltitl-
tipn, lom beitoo ier 1898.
Scnne %cilntnina 'fol al Seize
rem pUre iottet pua sInbcinling al
Storfprlt Nicolai, Den Spiitfom.
maltoerenoc oper oe r%ilsiiifc Nrmeer,
iont en- Selenuing ior Oct Moo og
Sen itrateaiifc Sp9ti5beo, iom er
Iogt for Sagen al De iinifc Office
rer, iom / Srigen gier SIencite i
oell rllsiiife Spr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-27
"Rronprins Dilhelm"
efterieet

Nenport, Nems, ga. Sen 23be
april: Gen tpitc aopcrfrpbier
"aronprin5 @ilbclnl", blcp ibng to-
get lto al Sprrpffcn ~ foranfrct
l,oc pao &opncn.
TnJt blrp lat onlborb oe pil bli
b~ibebolot, til aommonoprleitnallt
Sbiericlocr beitemmer Jig til erten
at pore Ell Gpit meo DC nbetfpr
pcntenoe cngelifc &rpoiere. eller at
looe iie illternere til arigcns Slut.