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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
GOVERNMENT BY COMMISSION
Legality of Third Glass City Act Being
Tested in Supreme Court
By Associated Press.

Philadelphia, March 10.-Argument
was heard by the Supreme Court here
to-day in the case of the Common
wealth against the City of South Beth
lehem and its officials. The case invol-
yes the legality of the city charter.
Arguments were along legal lines and
dwelt largely on whether the voters
should have decided the question of the
city entering the third class at spe-
cial election or at a general election.
The question was decided in favor of
the proposition at a special election.
The election was set aside by the low
er court on the ground that the State
constitution provides that such ques-
tions should be voted upon at general
election.
The decision of the Supreme Court,
which will be handed down later, will
settle the question of the constitutions
ality of the act Of 1913 relating to
cities of the third class. This law pro-
vides for special elections.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
THAW'WLL Be A WITNESS
Slayer of Stanford White to Take
Stand in own Defense in Con-
spiracy Trial
By Associated Press.

New York, March 1O.-Hary X.
Thaw will take the witness stand in his
own behalf in his trial with five CO.
defendants; charged with conspiracy,
according to the announcement made
by his attorneys to-day. He will tell
the story of his escape from Mattea-
wan, they said. In this way, they be-
lieve, he will materially aid the fight
they are making TO establish his san
ity.
Each of the witnesses placed upon
the stand to-day by the State upon
discrimination was asked questions
designed to indicate to the jury that
the slayer of Stanford White was of
sound mind at the time of his escape.
Although none of the witnesses was
asked directly whether he considered
Thaw sane, each was questioned closely
about Thaw's personal appearance, his
manner of discussing current topics and
of occupying his spare moments.
The witnesses, most of them en-
ployes at the hospital, agreed that
Thaw was always neatly dressed, that
he never was violent and that he read
many text books on various subjects
and current novels. The State was ex-
pected to complete its case late to-day.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Appeal of Athens George Heard

A case of local interest that was
argued before the Superior Court to-
day was the appeal of Athens George,
proprietor of the Victoria moving pic
ture theatre, Market street, this city,
who seeks to have set aside the deci-
sion of the Dauphin County Quarter
Sessions court, which holds that he re-
fused to accommodate colored patrons
in all parts of his theatre. George, it
was held, Disseminated against the
colored race when he ordered several
negroes to take seats in the theatre
balcony and denied their requests for
seats ON the ground floor. The county
court imposed fine and costs on him.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
FRIENDSHIP REJ0INS UNION
Tiremen Complain That Policemen In
terfere With Them at Fires

At the monthly meeting of the Har-
risburg Firemen s Union last night the
return of the Friendship company to
the organization was announced, John
NJ. Rahm, Theodore Fehleisen and
Charles E. Wennel being enrolled as
delegates from that company. The
Friendship company withdrew from the
union last year as a result of a dis
pute about where it should march in the
parade of the State Firemen s conven.
tion held here in October.
Important business was transacted
pertaining to the closing of the ac-
counts OF the late State Firemen s con-
vention and the parade.
. The delegates were surprised to re-
ceive requests for additional badges for
a number of fremen in Pittsburgh who
had not attended the convention or par.
ticipated in the parade. The burden of
the local people was made unusually
heavy because of the extraordinary
number of delegates to the October
meeting of the State Association. The
SECRETARY of the State body had in
formed the Firemen Is Union of this
city that not more than $500 badges
would be necessary, but when the con.
vention was on it was found that it
would take $500 to go around.
Complaint was made at the meeting
that some of the policemen of the city
are interfering too much with the fire.
men in the discharge of the latter's
duties at fires. The matter was re.
ferred to the Mayor and Chief Engineer
of the fire department.
Reports from all the fire companies
indicated most of the apparatus to be
in good condition. The Camp Curtin
Company will need new hose as soon as
possible, as six sections burst at the
fire yesterday afternoon near Cameron
street, above Maclay
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Fell in Faint From Coal Wagon

Stephen Doye, of 334 South Cameron
street, driver for the Gates Coal Com
pany, fell from the wagon he was
driving at Fourth and Hamilton streets
to-day at noon. His fall was due to
fainting spell which he is in the habit
of getting The ambulance was called
and he was taken to his home.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Move West End of Bridge Frtd.n

The second half Of the Cumberland
Valley railroad bridge between island
park and the Cumberland county shore,
which was scheduled to be moved to-
day, will not 'oe moved till Friday
morning at 7 o'clock. At this hour
forty men stationed at the end of each
pier will start jacking up the 1000
tons of steel. The job will be finished at
noon and will not interfere with trains
passing over the bridge.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Hoverter's. Ruling Is sustairsd

: decision of Alderman Hoverter is
sustained by the Dauphin County
Court in an opinion filed by Judge Kun
Eel who has dismissed the appeal of
Thomas E. Kohr taken after the alder
man directed Judgment to be entered
IN favor of Howard M. Eldridge in a
suit against Kohr. The defendant dis.
claimed liability for piano installments
totaiing $50, for which Eldridge sued,
'Dut the alderman decided against Kohr.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
No Commission for underwriters

London, March 10, 4.15 P. NJ
David Lloyd George, the British Chan.
cellor of the Exchequer, revealed in
the House of Commons this afternoon
the interesting fact that no underwrit-
ing commission whatever had been paid
to issue the British war loan of $685.
100000 pounds.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Russian Advance on Augustowo Fails

Berlin, March 10.-A renewed at
tempt on the part of the Russians to
advance on Augustowo resulted in fail
ure. The fighting to the northwest of
Ostrolenko continues. The fighting to
the northwest and to the west of Praz-
asnysz is assuming an aspect favorable
to us, and our attack to the northwest
OF Nowomiasto is progressing.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
SOCIAL AT IMMANUEL
DR.. jackson Will Address Mems Bible
Glass at Meeting To-nicht

The men s Bible class of Emmanuel
Presbyterian church will hold a social
tonight in the church, Sixteenth and
Juniper streets. DR.. John Price Jack
son will talk on his experiences in Eu-
rope at the outbreak of the war, and
Mrs. Wilbur Harris will sing and NJ
E. Bushman, violinist, will play. The
meeting is open to the public.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Chairman Morris Here

Democratic State Chairman Morris
was in the capitol for short time yes
terday afternoon talking local option
to the Democratic Senators and Repre-
sentatives. 1t is said that at least a
dozen Democratic members of the House
have announced their intention to vote
for the measure.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Allied Fleet Again GENERATING

Paris, March 10, $40 A. M.-Op.
erations of the allied feet in the Darda-
nelles, stopped yesterday (Tuesday)
morning by unfavorable weather con
ditions were resumed vigorously in the
afternoon says an Athens dispatch to
the Matin.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
SEALERS CAUGHT IN ICE
Ten Men Out of 100 on Marooned YES
sci Reach Shore
BV ASsOcidted Press.

st. John, N. B., March 10.-The
wireless operator and ten men of the
sealing steamer Erik, caught in the ice
off Day Bulls, fifteen miles south of
here, came ashore over the ice to-day.
having left their ship last night. No
later word has been received from the
Erik, which has about 12O men on
board.
Earlier reports were that the Erik
had escaped from the ice with three
other sealers.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Harrisburg Musicians to Organize

The Harrisburg Concert Association
will meet Thursday evening at 225
Market street to form permanent or
ganization. A communication from
the Harrisburg Chamber of Commerce
will be read at this time telling how,
much support will be accorded the new
musical body.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
CAPITOL HILL
State Insurance

The Board of Public Grounds and
Buildings at its regular monthly meet
ing yesterday discussed the question
of insurance on all state buildings, but
will not take any final action in the
matter until further investigation.
About one-ffth OF the States property
is now insured, the capitol being in
sured for $1,O00,00O, and the furnish.
ings for 100000.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Voting for Mayor

Under bill introduced in the Sen
ate last night by Catdin, of Luzerne, as
an amendment to the Clark third class
city bill, at primary elections to select
candidates for mayor the candidate who
gets more than one-half of the ballots
cast is declared the only candidate and
has no opposition.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
A. L. stober at Hospital

Al. Stober, of 905 North Fif-
teenth- street, locomotive inspector at
roundhouse No. 2,swas admitted to the
Harrisburg hospital Sunday afternoon
with pleuro-pneumohia His condition
is reported slightly improved.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Sheath a Senate Visitor

Former State Treasurer John o.
Sheath, of Philadelphia, was Senate
visitor yesterday in the interest of an
appropriation to the women g pension
fund, the enaction of which is due, to
him when he was member of the SEN
ate some years ago.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Osteopaths to Register

The bill creating a Board of Osteo-
pathic Examiners was Introduced in
the Senate last night by Mr.. Catlin and
sent to committee. The law requires
registration.
The Senate Committee on Health
and Sanitation, after hearing lengthy
arguments for and against the bill re-
lating to the practice of optometry, re-
ported the bill just as it was intro
duced.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Increased Bread Price Causes Clashes

Lisbon, Via Paris, March 10, $50 A.
M.-The increased price of bread was
responsible yesterday for violent
clashes between the police and work
men in the naval arsenal. The police
used their weapons freely and mauy
persons were injured before the dis
turbance was ended.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Spain Bans Parce.s for Allies Enemies

Madrid, Via Paris, March 10, 5.45
A. M.-The "Official Journal pub
fishes the announcement that hereafter
Spanish postoi1ices will accept no par
cells consigned to. Germany, Austria, or
Turkey in view of the Franco British
declaration that merchandise presumed
to have been shipped TO or from coun-
tries with which rney are al war, would
be seized.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Child Labor Hearing

March II has been set for the day to
hold the public hearing on the child
labor bill, and delegations from both
labor and manufacturing institutions
will be here to be heard
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Forbidden to Visit Dance Halls

London, March 10, 2.59 A. NJ
British army officers in uniform have
been forbidden by the commander Of
the London military district to visit
dance halls, night clubs or gambling
establishments.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Killed AS Aeroplane Falls Into Sea

London, March 10, 3.25 P. M
Flight Sub'Lieutenant Shepherd, of the
Royal Navy, fell into the sea with an
aeroplane to-day while scouting off Os.
borne. He was killed.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Chicago Board of Trade Closing

NHltagO, MARCH IU.-1UIOse:
Wheat-May, 151A; July, 119A.
Corn-May, 72h; July, Az.
oats-May, 56%; July, 52RT
Pork|lMay, 1851; July, 1875.
Lard-May, 1850, July, 1912.
Ribs-May, 1U.05; July, 1895.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Kills the Bees

Explaining bill he introduced in
the Senate to prevent spraying of trees
while in bloom, Senator Martin said it
was to prevent injury to the bees. The
penalty is fine and Imprisonment.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-03-10
Turkish Forces and Kurds Retreating

Tifis, Transcaucasia, Tuesday March
8, via Petrograd, March 10, 10 A. NJ,
and London, 1925 A. M.-The Turk
ish forces and the Kurds, who have
been concentrated in the district OF
khoi, in Northwestern Persia, are slow,
ly being forced by the Russians to re.
treat to the southwark.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
@co %%eitiruntcn.

Nooet Npt al @etpbnine err life al
meloe ira %eitfronten. Sra Taris
meloes Der Dog ON TO beitiee tpife
angreb, oct enc peo @agotele og Set
anoet beo Galonne men begge egert-
Zig rettet benimo0 Ben iterfe frnnife
S9itning @erbun. Teb bcl1nc Cob
beltbep99elie forieete Spiferne at
ltprlne Jig beninloo SGitningen ira
to forifielige &allter, men paa beagc
&anter blep be llaaet tiIbage meo
Itore Sab, beber BET / bcn frantic
Gopport.
Spiferne pao fin She meIoer, al
be iioen 26be Sunni bar ilaaet tilbage
en- &Gffe beftiae franife Ingreb poa
Seiberne peo Maos, / &elt for 2eS
Gparges, % at biSie Nnareb bar To-
itct Sranlfmpnoene Itore Cab.
s Toro for Mrras Drummer aa.
notlerne itaoig BEN iamme Gang.
Snart er set Den enc Bart, ion AT.
9riber, mart Den ouoen, men begge
taber og ingen binder.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
prctelt moo
Siomano5Iopeu.

Dem gorf Sen 296e Slni: ~Sbc
Rarliime ASSOCIATION, Ser beitdar
81 a. 500 Geurpieutanter ior IN.
Oen Ga uoeuluuoite 2nmpitlb@IiH.
Ter, bar beiIuttet at rette I'll mo.
trTHgenoe NenpeuoeIie til |rrij-
Oeut &iIlon me0 %Aumoonlng ON AZ
iammcutai0e en- 9ytruieSiion Al
a9u1resien / scr 2jeneo Al ill ov-
bTCct sem nue. SIouuuoslop.
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niHNg. ol al 0enS oraiiife az
uprottiitc NtitculiHelicr oil. moSpirte
nctop Ne 2itmco. ior bpilte oen
pGaitoOeS At pare peotaget.
Nui5 Sopeu life opbGpeS pil.
pcaitadeS Ger. mango al oe aarnie
Sampiti6$liuier oil moot iii at iuN-
title Sarteu pua Nmerifa. az &c
ileite al &c andre Sinier bill uoiat
ior imre Granddaughter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
Sra Ucrndooen
/ CANADA

@innipeg, Sen 2S6e SUM: vi
ienere mo0taQne, rprmerc 9crct
ringer ON 3oruaooen / 6re0ag2
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oGrite llUeir. noaen fan miuoe5 /
4lberta. llueiret raieoe bprIt i
8rasip safe % ReScliife.
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len, bans &uiiru % en- Cater bIep
orp6t ! 8rasip cafe, meoens Seres
ire ANDRE 9srn bleO oe0elig fup-
iteoe.
RGr So6or. siberia, bleu et
6armbus 6IGit ovcren6e "a 9eboer.
ne tpGiteoe. @oa iorifieQige Ste.
Ser nurette0e llpeiret tor Sfaoc.
@pfommisipr @aroen bleo /
RTrbeoen al Calgary srebet al
Stormen % isrt Ell bnlp Ylil al
Iteo aIennem Suiien. og 9pingenisr
CRAIG blep re0oet peo Siplp al Ell
langt Soug. Ga Center Street- Bro
en- repes BORT al 6lommeu.
Gomontou, glta., Den 296c Slni:
6lommen / SaifatGeuanilo0en bar
bragt edmonton / Ell meget fritiit
Stiling. SiOen Soroag Aiten bar
@~anoiiauoen iteget oDer u 500, o.
oen peoblir iremoeles at itige meo
Ell 5aitiabeO al 6 CONNER / Ii.
men.
&enimo0 500 Suie itaar allere0e
belt elier oelpis moer @ano. oa
90 anore or repne bort ira iine
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
NOntencarinernc tar Sfmtari.


Toris 29be sunni. - Sflitari /
Slbanien er iiel9e Ell 9orreIponoent
til bet ronlerife Selegrombpraa blet
offllperet al observation-disclosures. Dc
montenegrinife troopers Sliotog /
Ben omitribte 9p lfiloreS iooIcoes:
"Whibnmeoanere, aatolifer, Sc
fonmunale WpnOigbcbcr, Wieolem-
n1er al Heajeringen, Eolitiitprfcn,
Sfolerne oa chile @or9ere meo Stag
% Wlliif / Spibien mori1ereoe ito
al @Dcn fornt moota9e Wontellegri.
uerne. SEQ Wtioba9Stib ionot biSieS
b~eitioeli9e SnOtoq Steo. Otter
Npantgarbell fom Nrpiter / Srnai
% nleo &ors6annere % oereiter So
peoafoelingen al Dc montenegrinlfe
trooper liloer aommonoo al @ene-
ral @cNbopitd, leoioget al oen mont
tenegrinlfe aoniul.
Gen e~ltcrrlglte &on'ltl fireoe neh
lit Slag % itillebe &oniulatet UNDER
ben grGl tie &onililS %nretpgt.
gn montenegrinif WiIitpritab bar
opertoget @pens Administration %
funbgiort, at @orgerne bcreiter maa
betragte fig iom berenbe til Mollte.
negro % lpoe montenegrinife 2opc.
General Ge6ooitd bar / ell Senoen.
oelie til De '~renunleoc &oniuloter er.
flGret, at ban bar tugct gpcn / DC.
iiooelie / Song NifploiS Nopn. Moll-
tenegrinife Soloater ~bepogter III,
&oniulaterne oe De oficntIi9e gpg-
nilger."
Som befjenot gjoroe Wontereqro
ogioa UNDER @alfanfrisen ltore gt,
ltrengeIier iorat fontnle / 9eiiooeIic
al Sfutari. Otter ct balpt 9Iars Sc.
leirirtg fog De enoclig @pen meO
Storn Sen 23be 9lpril 1913, men
paa @rllno al EIterrigS e~ncrgiifc
Troteit maatte Song Nitolai otter
opgipe Den Sp, ban bapoe iot ioa me-
get inc paa at taee.
2onbon 29be SUM. - @uiter
iamtioigt meo Welbingen ira &oln
ON, at Wontenegrinerne bdpOe offlt.
peret Sfutari, erflpreoe Iiore Ra.
bopitf) - forhenpprellbe 1remier-
mliniiter al Wonteneero - iom Tor
nGrpprenbe opboIoer iig / 2onbon /
en- i9rlig Wisiiou, at M~ontenegro
life hapoe til Seniiat at offupere
Sfutari. San forflareoe, at oct fun
par az itrote9iife Senipn, at monte
negrinite trooper hapoe rpffet ino /
enfelte Strse al aIbnnien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
Susorifforbruo
Tpoclien al bernicnoc Sriffe CT /
itGrf Hcaanna.
! obafsiorbrmact minorc.

~ en- AZ Sinansocpartementet /
&oihiraton %iornpliB oiieutligsicrt
Stntiitif iremQoar set. at Der bar
iimoet cr bctnbclig Heolana Steo
/ Sorbrigci al Spirituoiu / Dc SOr.
encoc Stotcr.
liltroos Tor ~ari15fottcn" paa
&tne or Sntcrrol Gcuetue- SnotPa.
ternc Sen icnerc Sio aitnoet mcO
gienneminitliI Si500.000 on Maa.
neoen
q iumleNc 9liaiiter pdn Spiri-
t;old beleb lig l%noIeOes iislle 81
nans0cparteuientet$ SpQdper /
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nj oeu tic Dot 1919 I'll blot
$4,000 moo St35,5tS.00 |
set tiIioorence Sio@uun Tor ct 9lor
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tiltroo3 Tor, at "arig9itotten" ior.
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Som Sslge al at Der ingeu
"arIg9ifat" blcp lnat pad Silulrf'
nIuler al &hi'fu. mems oerlnioo MI.
gllterne poa 81 bleu betpoclig ior.
bsieoc. ulier ,<notuaterue ira Malt.
prooutter en- ltUrf 6oreJelie. 81.
aigliteruH bel9b iiN ladIeoes / SiOs.
riummet ior Ocn lite Sull 1914 iii
Den lite @iai 1913 I'll $50. 100000
mos blot $53,G670 600 / oct tilipd.
rcl0c (Iosrum Tor Ct Mar ii0elt, Ell
6orsgeIle, oltinn. az 9uer $1,000.
600. 6or April iGor bcIeb 2loi.
0iitcrue iig til $I57L000 moo
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lob iia iooleoes t De Ii Mdaueoer
ira lite %uli 1911 til lite Mai
1915 III $50 G53.OoO moo 500.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
Tpriparer Srnarn Of Gas.

5 Berlin uoitebtes Sen 26be Suni
en- baIpoiijciel GrflGrin9, ser iortla-
rer og ioriuarer 3pifernes 9rlig al
giitig Gas iom arigsuaaber. @run-
ben til, at Spiferne ~be9puote at BRUCE
Bette "@aabcn", beoer oct, par Ben,
at baaoe 9riterne % 5ranifmGnoe-
ne fer baphe bru9t Bomber, iom neo
Grplciion ubbreote fuRlenbe @asar-
ter.
5 Grfl9ringen nepnes ser merle
fig nof life noget Grenlpel paa, al
Spiferne bar nRret noe Tor nogen
iaaonn @aS / ielue Slaglinierre,
men Dc paaitnar at babe fonrnlet oper
et iranit Girfnl9re, oateret 2loe 6e.
brllar 1915, % iom oiier, at DC 9laie.
rebe omgiffes nieo SIaner ON at BE-
mite iig al 6asbomber.
GrflGrinsen n9pner oerpoa CT
GertiGiiss sal sire
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
STINT Ceir paa
SriheosoaSen

@aihin9ton. 29oe Suni: 0eir
5ureauet Iouer amerifa5 100 MiI.
liouer Tatrioter int @eir poa sri.
beosoagen. iom iaar. paa @ruuO Al
at Ben ialoer paa SGnoog. oil BIT
ferret WanoaJ SEN ste Sail. Get
er at bdabe, al oisie petitioners
6oroenminser ont goSt 6eitueir life
pil oil ihliieoc.
Selrioru0iigelierne Tor llgen iom
6egun0er imorger oen lite Suli.
lp0er iorsprigt ~iaale0e5:
Gsnene omtrina Sc Itore Suo,
i'eer: lliitfcrt Geir oe isrite ire
Ccle Gor2Naa, Sreoag o. Seroas)
meS antageli1ui$ Hean6pger Sreoag
eaer 2erSnl; ocreiter Spbolo$peir
meO itigenoe Semperuturer.
: NrUrieitdterne o. oeu spre Gel
al NisilSi;ppioalen: Spholos.
peir me0 ucIet bsiere Senlperaiur
emo pauliJ paa oenne aarstio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
Kpinoeliot
2lrbeioerforbuno

9}0u Dorf sen 29Oe %lmi. @inr
goret Grcier Gobiu3, Froiioent /
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6orcneoc Stuter ON ct o|r9auiicre
liz nleo set Sornnal at iorbc0re
line SCAR o. iegc 1ililutniug Ill
oct Nmerifanite ArbeiocriorbmnO.
AUinOernes "&rnOes linton Seoaue"
hor III otte Iofale Crganiiatioucr
i Ct tiIiuareuoc antol al @onoets
Storbper. Mrs. Nobins crf(Urcr.
at oper 100000 AZ @ar0ets orbci.
oenoc aoinocr cr un0cr II Mar
Qamlc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
ct Oarlfo til China
o0 Japan

Hctinl, Chino. 0en 2Soe Sunni
OF Gdrlto onL ar oe Sorcncoe eta.
ter life Nil nuertienoc noacn Oucr-
en2tomIt mcllem Chicago on ,Sopon.
iom ringelte Mou pil0e ipUffe Sc
ou%rritOnitc HettiQbeoer / China.
cller bringc Sen iuafnlOtc "Aobcn
Cor" Folitit / 6are, bleu. e%riore3
0et M aIpet Sc TO SanoeS HeQie.
rlnGcr / Ell enaIpocnOe Notc. ionr
ailcUcreog5 omtring sen i5Oe Moi.
Elsie Noter o%uerienote9 beJde Can.
0eS Observation-Disclosures en- llaC
citcr, al 0Iulu bar qaaet mo paa
oct idpuuc'i,te llliimatlmn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-02
Sra Verden$kri9en.
l,lsfrrne taeer Stiline ueo Bnsao0en. = Gplkernes ue otter
rierrues ~umnaoeliee Cab nmoer nanprne Galeien. = gil
Stalirnernc oeltaee 0peratiouerne moo Daroaneuerne.
De tyske $oeiaIiSter$ Fred$= Hppel.

iaa naar oct giGIOer Soripning al
ammunition. &pno DC fan iau
ltoenira er mere paa oct upisie %
lioet at iiole puo.
Set ifal M bore &~usiernes Sen'
iigt - iaainart BET tpif-oiterrigife
Stcrnlangreb bar raiet no - at ipt-
te ale Gr9fter inc paa of omorone,
foniolioere % ioriterfe Armeen, fam.
tioiet mle6 at belle 2anbets SSnouitri
blir fat til at lape Ammunition %
anbet &rigsmoteriel, og ON fort Sio
bill ben rilSiiite Scr = ilteoetfor
fnltit - itaa i%terfere % mere truen'
De emo nogeniirl0e.