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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-30
BURTS TO SUCCEED
LYON AS SHERIFF

Mr. R. M. Burts, of Donalds, farm
er, was appointed sheriff of Abbeville
county by the governor on Thursday.
vice c. ]. Lyon, VINO had resigned to
become marchal of the newly created
western federal district of South Car
olina.
Mr.. Burts was not an applicant for
the place. He is a brother to the Rev.
Charles E. Burts, D. D., pastor of the
First Baptist church, Columbia An
other brother is R. Clyde Burts, sp-
perintendent of the public schools Of
Rock Hill. His father, tie Rev. R.
W. Burts, was for many years a Bap-
tist minister The family is of Ger
man origin and has long been settled
in upper South Carolina.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-30
Fire Fje11d Sweeps
Ouer T01Un Of Prosperity

Grace church by several selections
rendered by t@ese accommodating
WoTord boys.
Sunday night they again favored the
q urch-goers at the A R. P. church,
where the pastor, Rev. Nabers, lee
tured to the young people.
A district conference of officers of
Lutheran churches will convene here
April 2, at Grace church. Dinner will
be served on the ground.
Mr.. VIM. Seel, of Columbia, spent
Sunday with Mrs. A. G. Wise
Mrs. J. A. Hunt and / er little daugn-
ter, Avice, of Millen, Ca, are spending
the Easter holidays with Mr., and Mrs.
Mrs. B. B. Schumpert.
Miss Clara Brown, of Little Noun
tain, spent the weekend WITH her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Brown.
Miss Ellen Werts has returned from
a short visit to her sister, Mrs. j. B.
Bedenbaugn, of Pomaria.
Mrs. J. S. Wheeler is visiting her
mother in Winnsboro.
Mrs. Joe. B. Hartman spent several
days last week in Little Mountain and
Columbia.
Mr.. Johnnie Langford, of Wofford
college, is home for few days.
Mr.. Cecil Wyche, of Spartanburg,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. C. T. Wyche
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-30
Negro Woman Burned.

Special to The Herald and News.
Prosperity, arch 29.-About O'Clock
i is afternoon, Mary Derrick, an old
colored woman who lived in house
On Mr.. Ambrose Dominick's place,
about two miles from town, caught
her. clothing On fire from the fireplace
and jumped in the bed to smoB1er the
fire. She was badly burned and it IS
probable she will not recover. There
were several children in the house
with her, who gave the alarm and the
%3ouse was saved.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-30
Anderson Dry Goods Company.

The Anderson Dry Goods company
is carrying a great unloading sale OF
fresh and clean and new dry goods
and everything in TIE line Of real
first class store. Don't forget when
you come to town to visit this store
and inspect the goods and the prices.
You will find here what you want and
the prices are right
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-30
r H Anderson

R. H Anderson has page this week
to tell about the great sale that is
going on at his dry goods emporium.
He is offering bargain in fresh up-to-
the-minute goods and asks you to come
and inspect his stock and mis- prices.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-30

the act Of violating any Of the provi-
Sious of tAe dispensary law shall be
liable to arrest without warrant, pro-
',iled a warrant shall be procured
within q reasonable time thereafter.
Ii the person is violating tie law by
conveying and being i'll possession Of
whiskey Ior an unlawful purpose, you
] ave the right to arrest him without
warrant, provided warrant snail be
procured within a reasonable time
thnraa fter
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-29

zap Jas SIOT6n ana detectives
Roth and Weisbaum to be tried Tues
day for graft. Jury completed.
Officials of municipal tuberculosis
sanitarium invites members of Chi
cago Medical society to inspect insti-
tuition tomorrow.
Will of John cudahy, packer, dis
posing of $1,5OO,OO0 estate, approved
by l. F. Dankowski, asst to probate
judge.
Frederick Mckay, theatrical pro-
.ducer, wants Injunction restraining
Blanche Ring, actress, from perform
ing with others. Claims she signed
contract. ..
Bertha Benson wants $25, 900 dam
ages from DR.. Merritt o. Hoover, who
she charges did not cure her properly
of illness.
U. S. Comm'r Foote issued war.
rants for Italians for misuse of the
mails. They wrote Black Hand let
tiers.
Jury gave $500 verdict to Mrs.
Mary Bradley, who sued DR.. George
Ward, beauty doctor, for $4,000. AL
legged he injured eye in removing
wrinkles.
Cot. Geo. Essex and John Van os-
tran shot each other in civil war, 81
years ago. Met yesterday on Board
of Trade.
Geo. MuIIigan, public defender in
boys court, defended 81 boys. Only
2 found guilty. Were probationed.
Police searching for Geo. Rich
ards, All E. 60th. Left home de-
pressed over business matters.
Antonio Wakefield suing Sanford
Huston for $4,000 for alleged SLAM
der. Alleges he circulated rumors on
which wife is suing for divorce.
Nettie Fulton, 118 w. Huron, freed
of larceny charge when Duffy Ca
doti, actor, failed to apear.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-29
pieces by this war. When readjust-
ment comes the workingmen will
have to be considered, or there will be
storm signals. W.


Oak Park school board refused to
tell what they had found from ques-
tioning 9 girls who had been expelled
for entering sororities.
Temple hotel, 755 N. Clark, and
Metz Hotels, 535 N. Clark and SIT
N. La Sale, raided. Got IA women
and 13 men.
Edward German, 57o6 w. Supe-
rior st., suicide. Razor. Despondent.
Out of work.
James Kotrba, 1904 Komensky av.,
shot wife and killed self after quar-
rel. She may die.
Charles Stevens, -, school princi-
pal of Gurnee schools, missing after
quarrel with mother.
Fifty choristers of Moody church
joined in fight on fire which attacked
church last night
Isaac Block, 4252 w. Harrison St,
tried suicide in Garfield park lagoon.
Rescued.
Catherine Sustovich, 2s46 Blue
Island av., had Ladislaw Renkowitz,
boarder, arrested for violent love- =
making. Then married him.
Walter Sinkiewicz, 1914 Mosspratt
ST., shot by two robbers when he re-
sisted. May live. AssaiIants escaped.
Sam HessIer, 8, 1889 E. 18th ST.,
held up by two small boys, who stole
his toy auto and escaped. Police no.
titled.
Ande Jarvis, 1856 S. Union av., put
under $500 peace bond when arraign-
ed for trying to f1irt with Margaret
Gerbert, 633 w. 63d p1.
Joseph SaIat, 10, asphyxiated by
gas in basement of sons home at
1854 S. Troy. Believed accidental.
Matina Guerss suing Hiram Zum-
baugh for $4,000. Didn't keep al
legged promise and wed her.
Board of County Commissioners
thinking about hiring special train to
visit San Francisco fair.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-05-29

In the swift and widespread advance
of government ownership the great
est industrial revolution of our times.
Old standards are being knocked to
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

nv MT VAIN WINNIE
nized him and that the boy ran when
the accusation was made, yet won
der what l would do if someone
should yell that at me, whether 1
wouldn't think safety lay in flight, at
least safety from maniac.
But the jeweler wasn't at all sure
he knew the boy when the lawyer for
the defense took him in hand, and in
little while the whole charge tot
tered and fell.
Millions for prosecution and not a
penny for Defense" said Judge Do
Ian, whose plea in behalf of the boys
was responsible for the origin of the
defense league that numbers some
of the ablest lawyers in the city, who
take turns in giving days time free.
L unused on the hundreds of boys
and men who are IN jail today as
punishment not for crime but for
poverty, and then heard Judge Do
Ian saying:
''Think of the vast amount of mon
ey we spend in Chicago and then of
the fact that there is only one place
IN the city where a boy found guilty
of misdemeanor can be semitic
BrideweI. He must have committed
a crime before we can send him to a
reform school, so we tuck him away
in place of punishment that can
not benefit him in his future life.
"And not penny spent to provide
against his committing misdemean-
ors by giving him healthy pleasure.
There were some boys before me the
other day arrested for frequenting
poolrooms. 1 asked them to promise
they would stay out of poorooms
and they promised. Then l said to
them:
Where will you go?' .-
'"They could not answer, nor could
I, for there isn't any place for them.
In Europe the cry is Breed before
n - h. g. e.,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

q penny for defense.
Have you ever considered what an
odd fact it is that we, in the twentieth
century, after spending fabulous
sums for years and years to convict
of crimes boys who were too poor to
pay a lawyer to defend them, should
be compelled to appeal to the gene
rosity of twenty-five Chicago law
yers, who have formed a defense
league in order that boys who were
innocent should be given a chance to
prove their innocence?
thought of that as l sat in the
boys court listening to James F. Bish-
OPP acting as defender for these poor
boys and realized, as his clever de-
Tense brought out instance after in
stance of their innocence, that if they
had been unable to have this defense,
the evidence against them might have
been sufficient to find them guilty of
the thing of which they were inno-
cent.
There was a boy of II arrested on
circumstantial evidence that he had
stolen $14 from Clarence E. Werner,
a dentist, 24O9 North av. The story
against the boy seemed very strong
until the lawyer for the defense start
ed his ross-examination and in a
very little while it was the fiimsiest
bit of circumstantial evidence have
heard and the boy was freed.
There was a boy arrested on a
charge of larceny from department
stores. Failing to prove larceny, the
store detectives, lined up strong,
had changed it to disorderly conduct,
and yet their only evidence was that
the boys companions were not what
they should be, and the boy was freed.
And a boy who had been standing
in front of jewelry store window
and the proprietor had looked out and
shouted: you are the boy that
rr,hbod mo " and tho how ran His
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-01

The MONEY IS ALL GOING OUT AND NO RESULTS ARE COMING
aessg IN-WEVE BEEN PLAYING RIP VAN WINKLE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

Hettigbeoer, % bette 8arIanent
sfaltilaar en- Gang for ollie, bbor
megef bbert 2auo faar Sob til at
ruite.
Set beloigite @runolag biloe be-
re, at bber Stat fit 100 5oloa,
ter for bier MiIIion Srobpggere,
me0 ct Marimum Of 500 5ol6ater,
iamt ct arifsfib for bier 1000 en-
5gelife MiIs apititrefning meo ct
Mafsimum af to a%riesifibe.
Set mternatiorale 8urlament
iful6e iammenipttes Of ire &epra-
fentanter fra De 8 folferigeite Sta
tel, England, Il. g. 81, Sronfrig,
9itrig=l1ngarn, @ina Sapan, Mus.
1ano. og gpiflan6, 2 &eprnentanter
fra bier af Staterne i nefte @as=
le, Stalien, Sollano, Spanien, Epr-
fie % 8ra5ilien famt en- Nepraien-
tont fra Be 81 gienitaaenoe Stater.
8arlamentet ffl1lbe binore enbber
|Stm, Der viom Sblge al formegem
&ultur CT blebet obermobig" at for
an1eoige &rig; og uintet Mennefe
Ibiloe fnnne tpnfe fig en- internatio=
nnl 5biit, iom life poo Sen Maaoe
funoe bilagges paa en- fre6elig
Maooe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
@a set ifabe Sreb paa Soroen?


IS bet e1gelife St6sifrift Con-
temporary Gebiem~ bar en- Sorfat-
ter beo Napn Noberf 2aiolaip
Ell fremtreoen6e @fsport9r og Me0=
lem at nnoerbniet -iffrebet en- Dir
ttiifel ON uSsntternational Control Of
Ornaments bbori BON peger paa
ct megf enfeH % l~effatteligt Mioz
oe til for al 5remtio at afifuffe
.aH, bba6 Der bebber &rig.
San gaar 10 fra, at mon beref-
ter buierer Nnfionernes SorboIo til
bberanore life pau raa Stprfe,
men paa Be friitne Brincipper %
gieniioig Eiilfro % goo Billie 5na
ifaI Der lamn1enfnlbeg en- interim
8fional Ronfereree, bbori, efter 5or.
faffererg Obtaining, ole eibiliiere-
De gtafioner gierne bill 6eltage, %
ben1te @onfereuce opretter ct inter
naionouR rueo ogntmen-
0e,loDaibg11e Dqn1Miri5trutip
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

raoen, Der brltgte Sinner paa De-
res Mlarfcb giern1em BDens SoDe6=
|gaoer. On Del o 9Dens u5briz
ners par aniaHe om pecielIe 30
|litibetiente Ronbentionsuge1r, ber=
|iblanot notereoes bort nDnnife BRO
6erianfl1nbs1 0ber@ralioem Bro.
Der g Is. Nielien og Dor banife
ISofbager, ST. IS. &asnmsien, fom
CT S%noebaber al ct af Be iterite ga=
gerier 8pen. &r. 5pren &rogb,
gement=aontroffttbr og Dor Delegat
Eberfra to 8rooerinmfl1noes Som
bentim j ct. 9aul, bar Meolem=
t1er af nnoerbolonings-&o miteen.
.Sillige iaaes Dor %belfienote Octet
tit, ST.. ISM. 8eterien, / uSbriner1
l1niformen giennem belle l1gen.
Sen 0%anif=norife 906fellom 2oge
Linton 2oge Scr. 1892 pg Sen
ibenife 2oge iamt &ebefab 2oge Scr.
221, bolot fornplig Ell aaben Srb-
fpttelie Of 6eres ME 8eltprelier,
be6 bbilfen 2eiligbeb Ser blep fer
berH Sorfriifninger og afbolbt So
Ter at flere fremragenbe 966fel=
Ions. Scr. Com. g. Gonraoie11 bar
0roftprer beo Mfftenet1s Mnoerbol0=
ming, Der fl1tte0es me0 flere gooe
M11iifnumre.
Nabnene paa De fo%rifiellige 90
gers npe @mbeosmen6 er Tom fpl=
ger:
Union 2oge Mr. 1882: 6. 8.
[@briitopberion, &dt @rano; Com.
81. gonrabien Moble @rono; Sons
.@unoerion 8ice Noble @ran6; 81
mar 81. &anor1p, Sec. 5efrefer;
As. Smpltan6, Sinors-g afretnr og
50. s.. :9lfen, &asierer.
Mncbor 2oge Sd. 221: Sobn
8ablborg, 8alt @rono; @ictor 2p=
iell, Moble @ran0; Sobn Mnoer=
ion @ice Moble @ra116.
2innea Mebefab 2oee Scr. 221:
Miis Marp Solution 8olt @rono;
Mers. 6. 9ablitrgm, Moble @rano;
Mrs. Mlma 6. 2inogren @ice
Noble @ranb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

ger Der neolitiffes og beroper gaIIt
ife og galIoromanife a11ltlrreiter.s
8. 5tore SSrobruo nf 9abet tic
8rl1sia, 2oo % Bourne. &abbug
ten beo Mntlperpen bannes omffrii1rg
300---84O e. Ser, Sc bore DDner.
gje111erlbrpbes % Der aflagrer fig.
ISanb % Dpn6 ober Gorben. 9m-
firing 100 E. ar. bofattr ser fig.
MANTLE (fIamif=franfiife MpbDg=
gere paa NDlanoet.
Sra $4,000 e. SCI. bans
1ter ben nnoerliggenoe 4oloerler
|2anb De at Dinner luffebe uSnff":=
Councillor, % paa 9bnebnltet OPP
g%runoes glbeml11toingerne. De FIR
tie digger bDgges.
5. Sn6brlt6 Of Sabet 1000
1900 E. Ser. S @elgien ijplonere
% minore befttiigt, BOG trergte Sa-
pet frem benimoo 8rusiel. S Sol=
|lano 5tormfloo: 3nioerieen ITO
|e. ST.. S 8efGDiflono Dolfort. S
8elgien toger ~5cbeIoem1noingen
|fait Torm. Sber BET a1ore SOLDER
Ter logger Der fig 6abfono 1-2
Wfeter. Set er Digebpgningens
8lom1tringsti6.
6. Naa oct norore @olberler Ell
Ter paa 5an6et 6ornes set gbrige
Noloerler beo funitige Serifbnnos-
oberibgmmelier / &rigsaurette 1870
|og 100 Qigefom Gfteroaret 1914.
8elgiens og @pllanos l1n0er-
grrn6 er itoen 1870 1tationer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
aprreiponbanee.
6eottle Mo5h.. 80. eyuli,

0StcI
Sr. &eoaftgrl
Sen D%elfienote Screening ugbe
Sbriners" bar afbolot 6eres aarz
lige &onbention Der i 8pen, be-
I%gDnoenoe ben 12te ssSlli og beoba=
irenoe en- bel l1ge. S 1877 Special
|fog a1fom ioH 10000 n5briners1r
|bboraf mango meobragte beres So
mile. 8Dens Saaoelsforening be-
|Dilgebe 0enne Mnleoning ct 8elgb5
|af $4,000 og Soreringens beroa=
|renoe SempeI ugeilen gab anbre
$4,000 bette gjetnd. On itgrre
moimpfning meo 5lag % gmbIes
mer bar 5eatle ol0rig bnref giio11e
go meoens garnoen bar ben tgrite
gpens iiforie ber $4,000
|Meolenflller 5ore1iagen Wall
iifforps de- ma1lge beres
IaofnIoteaNasdtrol
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
Krtpftt.

8aricbol1s Salo, iom hi forriae
l1ge omtalte fln bar ct Siosipprgs
maalz inOtraf / Gors0ags. Otter
at &usierne boboe blottet Sen CANT
Ie polite Sooeo1tao for alt Of Scr
81, Ser funoe flutes, traf 6e fig til
bage / forbolosbis go6 Oroen %
bar, / Splge 6e itolt inolpbne Gelez
grammer, babt @elo til at 11oa 6en
Sorbeien tilrettelagte &omplinie
BED 8re1t2itobif.
Mngrebet moo Baricbm1 blep le=
oct Of 6eltmarifal bon @inoenburg,
og BET bar: oct ficroe Gorieg paa
at in6tage ben gani1e Sa1tnina.
Mann formo6er mi, at &l1sierne peb-
ben nlDe Sitting bill formal at boil
oe Sniferne / @be, in6til BEN boarot
fabneoe Mn1munition inbtr9ffer.
89bqp Der ii6en bill tie, Tan man paa
5orbaano nGppe uotale fig ON, men
fam0iDnligt er set imi6lertio, at
G1sierne en6mt langt fra ct n1tber=
h1et. .
ct netop mo6taget Eelegrom fra
2pn0on mel6er om, at en- gifoore
at tDffe :3eppeIinere igien bar fore
faget en- @a55ia paa gnglonos 9lt=
bborbeo IA &erioner blep
orebf og ct lignen6e MntoI laore=
beg. On of 3eppeliner11e ifol bpre
bleben p0elagt at brittle SlDpere.
Sra Dar6anellerne foreligger
Meo6eIelie ON, at 6e Mlliereoe bar
babt Selo til at ffaffe fig en- 2ono.
gang paa to forlfiellige Steoer, og
Al. n%ofigterne for Sc Mliereoe oerfor
meD bber Dag bliper beore.>
De ii0ite Selegrammer fra Sen
eItIige &ries3one tpber pao, at 8ul=
garten e1oelig ifal bobe beil1lttet at
ilda fig pao 0e Mlliereoes SIDE, og
en- r1pr 5remti6 at billie begpnoe
d nofal0 moo SDrfiet
g5 ben beltlige &linie og
puu ben italienife @reno1e 1pnes
for 3iebliffet ingen peientlig Tor=
nnoring at foreligge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
5siaa en- neutral @tat,

Den lille, lnberene 5tnt 2iecb=
teritein, Der iom maoffe enfelte
iffe beo ligger / 9itrig, bar err
fl9ret fig neutral UNDER &rigm.
0g BET bar BET lille 2nno meo fine
10000 Sr6bpggere giort n6otbl1n=
gent. Sbi be sopbebeoe / 1866
8Grnepligten. S9lger ct, at 2on=
BET fun bar en- eneite 5oloot.
Denne 5olbm er en uoitoppet ST.
CUR, iom floor / SDrlteno6mnets
MufGl1m, bbor BEN ifal biie Be
gooe 2iecbten1teinere, bboroon be=
res Sorfpore iua ITO fom Golboter.
Sbor trengt benne Mel1tralitd
opretboloes, fremgaar al en- 8eret=
ming / en- TIFF Mbis.
gn 2iecbtenfteiner, fom boe6e
Spiflono, og iom bab6e @bentpr=
.-1-
BLOB / fine Marer, meIote fig {om
Sribillig til TIFF Eieneite. SON bar
allereoe paa Sci til Beltfronten, 90
Ben 1iecbtenitetnffe Staggering fiji
asDs ON bans ffumle, l11ne1ttrale So
rebabenbe og neolag6e 8roteft i
Berlin. Sen tpife Staggering ,toe
Hroteiten pa6 notamn % gab 9r,
bre til b~e6fommenoe MfoeIing, bbo,
2iecbten{teineren ltoo, at fenoe bonn
bort. S Sranffffurt a Meoin mg6te
2iecbteniteineren fin Sfi9bne. Son
befanbt fig ! en- Sransportpogn %
iang la1ntne1 n1eb fine tDffe Sam:
meroter 5ol6aterfnnge / &or. Mhor
bur netop fommet tic y@ictorin
Gloria, 90 &ompagnicbefen fom
fal6te ben 11nge Ma11b til fig ol
meooelte bam BEN Mfng, iom bans
Siernlanb bob6e uoiteot&on moot
te gibe fra fig @anben og fine @la
Der UNDER alminoelig gefIagelie d
Salloi fra fine nDoun6ne @an11ne
rnter.
Men 2icDtenftein bdboe reooef ii
N%eutrnIittet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13
6turr Tyrktft up?

Ser fiber fife meget uo fra Spr=
fief oenne Sis. Soon foar Sc obli.
gate Sersmeloinger fra Doroonel=
lerne og &aufolus - ofbefslenoe
fra hif=tDrfiif og fra engelif-franif=
r1tsiif Sioe.> Men ON Set, fon er
meget mere betponingsfulot eno Sc
militere Operotioner - ON Gil=
tonoen og Stemningen / set tDrfi-
tie Rige, faar mon p6erit fnoppe
SplDsninger. Ser er ct Bor @on=.
&c fornmet Me6beleIler ON l1rolig=.
beoer | &onltantinopel. Set lpnes
1aoleoeS fiifffert, at ser bor funbet en-.
9pitan6sbebegelie Sfeo blanbt Nr-
.1e11ierne - enten / &obeoftaoen Ell
Ter ogian / Mrmenien. Sen fgrlte
Ml1tp6ning TOM fra @ntentebol6, ioet
D.e ire Magter gioroe BEN tprfiife
Megiering perionlig anibarlig for
DE @ru1ombe6er, be furbiife &pber=
BORDER bab6e gbet MOB Mrmenier=
me 5mti6ig melotes Ser ON
Dtasiefangsling al Mrmenierne /
8obeoitaoen &onitantinopeI. Disie
0aeloinger bleb officielt benenterebe
.1ru hiiff=tDrfiH Side; men nogen
o ienere tom Der i tpffe Blaoe
Wteooelelier om at en- Del pprprife
Mrrneniere bar bgmt &onltantino=
spell
st Der UNDER &rigm iflloe mo=
2trRoe SO / BET ellers faa nrolige
gfiige Ell mi beller lite meget ianb=
pnligf. Mietignof bar man fra IN
~feresieref Side faad at bgre ON
ben eneiltaaenoe unutio11ale" ge-
gejitriM, iom gaar giennem bele
nrfiia. Men bette ct mi ganife
nabenbart AHsraI Det e Mlarf at Der
en lbioetr6e 8efolffning, arnrnm=
a Of en- Mungoe forffielliige %
inobprbes fienotlige Natipnalifefer,
ton beetles lrogenSnationnl e
peitrng farlig for Ell 5ug iHe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-13

aoen bellige arie1 fon nappe ops
fla1nrne 5ultaneng frift1e l1noer-
idatter. Den er nj ogianblepe1r
en- grun0tg 6iagfo 11ben maaife
netop MOB 6isfe iomme &riitne.
Ser fhll6e bere mere, ion1 taIte
for Be &pgter, Tom gaar no pnau
at SDrferre er i11berlig fieoe al
belle &rigm, og at BET tim ibIoes.
Sc tbife 9fficerers Mnitreneelier, at
SprffiiG lite for lnnge iibem bar OBJ.
gibet &a1npen. Ser er iaalebes nb-
fillig @ru11b til at nntnge, at Ser
berifer flor SEQ / 2anbet. Dete
fan 10 ltn0er mrn1ale DmltRnoie=
beoer iffe brsofg6e fig, % Der er
nqiten altib Sl11tgersngo / ct eller;
anoet Di1triH Ga1, mar giIferie=
len 1,oe fra Ell ftan6fet, CT Iilltans
sen efter al Sanoipnligbeo fortpib-
let. @nfelte at De &pgter, Tom er
fommet ro, beretter 90 ogiao ON
4ttentater paa Be tDife 9fficerer og
@nber Saba.
5elb ON 6isie h111be intte fig 110
,oer en- iaa6m Golteftemning, fun
De at trl1es al en- fterre 5are
Ben, at Mmmunition og mbet
&rigsmateriel ifal Hippo op. 8prffiet
er ielb mere ems h%1mmerligt nbrll=
Itet meb Sobriffer til Sremitilling
beraf 20 oct bar 10 nltio beret en- al
Be. n6enlan0ife &anonfongers beo1te
Walfefeer. 6or at bielpe pna oct
opretteoe Spiferne, 1trafs efter at
SDrfiet bar trnffet ino / &rigen, |
alt Talo en- bnloig Mmm1nitionS
fabrif 0erneoe. Men BET la6er til,
at ocnne lite bar funnel flare Sen
folosiale Nro6uftion, iom Sen moz
oerne. &rig freezer. 9g 0erfpr Ell
BET MI, at ~Gentrolmogterne pber
.oeres bol0iomme 8res paa Nl1mp-
MEN for at fon bette til. at lippe
Ammunition ng @aaben igien11em.
Bill 6enne Magt imi6lertio life gihe
efter, fan BET b9n6e, at Doroanel=
lersSp6rgsmnalet en- Sag lgies al
fig ielb, be6 at Sprferne og ED1fer-
ne iffe lpnger fan lbare poa 6e Mz
liere6eS SI6.
Set er rimeligt, at mon 11oo Ic
De &pgter ON Ell tprfiif Sreosam=.
boSfaoe, iom er bleben giengibd /
erfelte 8laoe, / Sorbinoelf e n1eo.
oisfe Sorbolo. Set er 10 flart, at
bbis Ibrfiet itaor beo @rpnlen: al
bbao bet ebner, maa oct iege pna Ell
eller an6en Maaoe at orone 1ig,
BELT inoen 6et bliber for tent.
Sreosbfingelierne bliber olIigepel
fife bil1ige. M}en ffnloe ser ino-.
traoe en- militer &a%taitrofe, fpr
Sroningen er fommen / 5tano,
biloe Sglgerne for set osmanniffe
&ige blibe l1beregnelige.