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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
July 26, 1915.

July 20, 1919.
More rain, more rest.
Gertrude Mullaney and Alice Nc
Nevin were Cresco shoppers Thurs
day
Will Hayes, Mrs. VIM. O'Brien and
Estella Monsen autoed to Cresco
Tuesday. Estella had some dentist
work done.
Alfred Stinson, Harold Lunning-
dial and John Henderson called at
the Albert Monsen home Saturday
evening.
VIII O'Brien and Joe McCabe au-
toed down to Wills folks Thursday
evening.
Estella Monsen visited with Mrs.
Will O'Brien Thursday evening.
,, Lew Larnira was on the sick list
Friday.
On account of the rain there was
no dance here Saturday night
Frank Malek is the proud owner
of new Crow car.
Frank Hayes and Earl Armstrong
took in the sights of Cresco Satur-
day.
Mrs. Joe johnson took a load Of
81 loJ " hSuudilNl lie SATURDAY dlleI-
noon.
Joe McCabe and Richard took a
load of grist to Kendallville Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Joe McCabe and baby called
on Mrs. Will O'Brien Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene McCabe and
family and George Hayes took in
the sights of Canton last Monday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. O'Brien visited
with Mrs. O'Brien's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Terry McCabe Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene McCabe
spent Sunday with Mrs. McCabe's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Pierce
near Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O'Brien spent
Sunday evening at the Mrs. VIM.
Mullaney home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Malek and
family autoed up to Hyke's and
spent the afternoon and evening
Sunday.
Bonnie McCabe called in Plym-
outh this morning.
Mr.. John Lunningdal, Luella and
Anna Askelsen, Miss Johnson and
Mrs. Abbey and daughter took in
the sights of Plymouth Sunday af-
| ternoon.
A Zig dance here Friday night.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
GLENWOOD.
July 2G 1Q1.

July 26, 1915.
KIND of rainy weather nowadays.
Ben Sander was in DEBORAH last
week.
ole Berge transacted business al
DEBORAH last eve.
Walter Scarvie autoed to Decor
all last Sunday.
Rev. Nelson preached in the Glen
wood church last Sunday.
Martin Woldum autoed to Decor
ali last week.
Pete Rocksvold went to DEBORAH
last week.
Mrs. Ehrie entertained the Y. P.
IS. last Sunday with a very large at
tendence
Eliza Flatland is very sick at this
writing, we hope she will recover
soon.
Andrew Halvorsen was speeding
on the highway to DEBORAH last Sat
urday.
Peter Brustad and lady friend
had very enjoyable ride last Sun
day afternoon.
Rev. Scarvie has been out prac-
ticing the Alter car the past days.
Ollie Moe was down to the river
fishing last Sunday.
Henry Hansen went to DEBORAH
this week,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
MADISON TOWNSHIP.

July 90, 1915.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmer Engen en-
tertained a company of relatives
Sunday.
Mrs. Chris DAZZLE. Mrs. Carl Owen
Misses Alma and Tinka Odden, and
Mrs. julius Woldt of DEBORAH visit
ed the Misses Josvanger Saturday
afternoon.
Miss Marie Haga is visiting her
grandmother Engen at this writing.
Mr.. Glenn Pilgrim and family Wis
tied at the Hill home in DEBORAH
Sunday.
Miss Esther Van Horn of Decor
all visited at the Hans Halyorson
home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoyt and
David were pleasant callers at the
ID. n. Hoyt home in DEBORAH Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Ben Josvanger is at present
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bolstad at DEBORAH.
Miss Helen Engen accompanied
by her niece, Marie haga had a run
away one day last week. Both were
thrown out OI liie puSSy dhN iS
ceived slight injuries.
Alden Bauder of DEBORAH is stay
ing with his aunt, Mrs. Emil Gull
branson at this writing.
Miss Ella Qualley who is teaching
parochial school in U. l.. church at
DEBORAH visited home folks over
Sunday
Miss Charlotte Josvanger is teach
ing parochial school in District NO.
q.
ALI Qualley brought home large
herd of cattle Sunday morning.
Miss BERTHE Nelson has been stay
ing with her brother Ole Nelson and
family at DEBORAH for some time.
Mrs. Mali of DEBORAH visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs G. A. Bakken
the past week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
DR.. B. A. StOCkdale

The Successful Specialist, who has
visited DEBORAH during the past
eight years will be at his office
in the
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
CORRESPONDENCE.
FREEPORT,

July 26, 1915.
Mrs. c. Skinner of Clay Hill Wis
tied at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. II. Miller a lew DAYS last week.
Charles Savoy arrived here from
Chicago last Saturday for a few
days stay with friends.
Mrs. b. Sanaker and daughter
Miss Jennie are visiting at the Gar
den home near Nordness at the
present writing.
Mrs. James Hallman and Miss Ha-
gar Delaney went to Ossian Satur-
day for few days visit with friends
in and near that place.
Mrs. G. H. Kirkland was on the
sick list few days last week.
Mrs. H. Logsdon and son Lloyd
departed Monday night for San
Francisco and other western points.
They expect to be absent about two
months.
Mrs. d. H. Leach entertained a
number of young ladies at her home
her nieces, Mrs. Pilkington and Mrs.
Clikeman of Parker, s. d.
The w. C. T. U. held their first
meeting with Mrs. T. E. Kirkbride
last Friday afternoon. Only a few
attended on account of the rainy
weather.
NJ l.. Delaney left Sunday for
Lake Andes and Armour, S. D.,
where he will work for the Inter
state Power Co.
Miss Eva Stohr of DEBORAH spent
Sunday at the home of her brother
Elmer Stohr.
Mrs. Chapman from Illinois arriv-
ed here Thursday for a visit at the
j. A. Robinson home.
Mrs. Geo. Pilkington and Mrs.
Clikeman and children departed
Wednesday for their homes in Par
ker, S. D., after few days visit
with relatives here.
Mrs. j. A. Headington visited rela-
tives on Clay Hill last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Skinner and
children of Clay Hill were calling
on Freeport friends last Sunday.
Harry Barker worked for Clark
Headington in Glenwood few days
last week
Mrs. N. Drake and daughter Cad
die are moving from their farm in
Glenwood to DEBORAH this week.
Mrs. c. F. Bartossa visited her
daughter, Mrs. Kuntz in DEBORAH one
day last week.
Mrs. Clark Headington and little
daughter of Glenwood were calling
in our village one day last week.
Rev Lakeland will preach in
Freeport next Sunday.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
SATIRE.
.InlY 26. 1415

July 20. 1913,
News for this week is scarce, also
hay weather. A new process of hay
making ought TO be invented these
rainy days.
n. n. Hendrickson was business
caller in DEBORAH Tuesday
Herman Tweet went to DEBORAH
for load OF lumber Monday.
Mrs. r. Otteson visited at her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. c.. Grinde-
! land Tuesday afternoon.
! Clearance Stoskopf and Joe An
derson drove some cattle to Decor
all Saturday.
Mrs. j. Stoskopf, Anna Anderson
and Clearance Stoskopf were Decor
all shoppers Monday also Casper
Finholt, Butler Forde, Henry Juve.
Gladys Jacobson spent week
visiting relatives in Waukon return
ed home Saturday.
A. G.. Christian and family, Mrs.
Ed Istad, Mrs. S. Barth, Mrs. F.
Sampson and Mrs. Mesh all from
DEBORAH attended the Ladies Aid at
Lewis Finholts Friday.
Several from Satire made trips to
Highlandville during the week, to at
tend the big reduction sale at the
Jones store.
A. Sampson of Chicago returned
home Saturday evening after a cou-
pie weeks stay with relatives and
friends here and in DEBORAH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Amundson,
Mrs. Emanuel Amundson, Mrs. Alice
Lodahl and Miss Idella Hover were
guests at Ed Nordheim's Sunday.
Mrs F. Sampson and daughter
Mrs. Neish, Miss Emma Sampson,
Ed Sampson called on Mrs. w.
Sampson and family Sunday.
n. C.. Grindeland's autoed to De-
corah Wednesday. Mrs. Jonas Akre
accompanied them.
H. o. Aker and John Leidahl re-
turned home Monday from their
Minneapolis trip.
Mr.. Jacobson autoed to Highland
vile Thursday evening to pick up
some of those wonderful bargains at
the E. j. Jones store.
Roy Sampson was up from Canoe
on Sunday.
Mrs. o. Jacobson and son Carl
spent Sunday evening at Mrs. w.
SIMPSONS home.
Equity meeting will be held at
Satire school house Saturday eve
ming, July 81. Mr.. Oscar Monsen
the state organizer, probably will be
present to address the audience, all
are cordially invited.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-07-28
WANT COLUMN.
Rates-One Cent per word. Moth
ing less than ten cents


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at farmers price. Free transpor-
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FOR SALE-House, also two lots.
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ma6ridcinIid uiht 70 Dicl in Dit.
lcioenihait 0e5oaeu Dor0en iotpeit
ieine gauolnlrtbihait III 9etradt
fomut, wie uuiere iii0Iihen Stdo.
ten. bic nod 100000 8alcu
9aummoac babeu filr Die mir bier.
3ulau0e feline @erDeuoung baben;
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raoe3u perifleu0ert iDer0en, I'M
nit Dem er3ielten @rtrage g1ab.
ruuasmittc[ tolifen 5u tonnen. IS
miro oes6alb Die @mtptauigabe Scr
pom 27. bis 30. glpril IN Gbnttn-
nooqa itattfinoenoen lanOmirt6-
ihaTtfidjen aoniercu5 ietH 8littel
uub @egc 81 iin0en I'M fir Die
6etri6enoe1 Ian0ipirtbidaftIiden
3mtau0e g8onoeI 81 ihaffen.
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DtuIldt Ian0tn
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faaata lnbtlt hai ht Bee aHBrpht
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atifiHhH Iflte tai ttt NaIiff
Iuhn puni Aedaim, tff ha bf bfm
Wampif tbfaiaHs hftuefihat. da ben
iBruhfu #tattalHab htmflaa llfttt
1000 Hniltu mufbtn atlaaatn at
aemmfn
Ndbf Nrutuupui murbtu BE Hui.
Zen ID tinfm tlnharn Weitdlir ante
panut atidllaarn; 1000 Gldstouittr
mnf6tn pidllaatn. Iie Irntidlfn
mndlitu 5000 latiaHatnt, trobertfn
hfbtn 0iaidliaenatwehrc, cine aa.
nonr nue msbrce glnuitiuusmaatu.
YIN BEN Stiuo1lnf, naht Nliui.
Il, idilnarn Hnirrr Iruppfn tintn
rniiiidlsn AuarIii ub, iebitn sum
StHrm an nuO madicu GOO (se'
ianaCur, oarnHter Nuti CfiijiCrr.
ytabe 6louuu, ani bem redlten lIirr
Oes Cmnlem 5lRiies, mnr0en puci
rniiiidlc GadtaHgriffc BON nns abae-
idIla9rH. 0er Serind Der 9iniisn,
0ic nuiere 8mra 81 iberidrciteu,
ruOcte fir lie flagli4 iiC nnrbeH nit
idluereu gerluiteH sitriidaeidlnsea. 4"
Die Bridditslasc Hin SrntidIanS.
Berlin, 30 Wld{5. (lleber Con.
oon.) Die tS1daitsIuge in
Gcittidlono lit ais cine guuitige 8lt
be5eidueu; iie lit in Der 1bat beiier,
mie man angeii6ts De5 arieges er.
marteu t0nnte. 8egen oes Gar.
nieoetliegens oes 6onoels nit Dem
g(usIanoe iiuo Die 9lrbeiten in bieIen
5nbrifen naeroineg beidrdntt. Ole
meiiten Sanoiperfet befuoen Iid I'M
S}riege; aoble ltebt in GROCER Rads
froge, 0a Die aoblenberglperte ruegen
Nonqel an 2trbeit5fr1fteu MIR tbeiI.
peiie i'm 8etrieb iiuo. Die 2ano.
orbeiter iino Doaauf beidGftigt. Ger
8iebbeitnno in 0elltidIan0 lit 8ur
iesigen 3eit groBer, pie 8u 0eriel.
ben 3eitperiooe 0eS 8orjabres.
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Stalien mn Cefterreidl.

9aris, 30. MiGr3. Isle Ser
r6miide 9eridterItatter oes o8etit
8ariiicn" mcloet, bat 9eIterreidJ
Elm cnogiilti8es Qlngebot an Stalien
aeridtet mo oieienl bet SdlhiB oeS
ariegGs Die gl6trehlng zines Gbei.
leg bon 8rieut 3ugeiagt. Die tta'
ltenilde 8egierlng bat nod feline
gnttport ertbeiIt.
Bern S6pei3, 30. D}dr5 =
Neiienoe, ole aus 8ien fomnen,
beridten ooB Safer g8il6elm I'M
itreugiten eSntognito SdloB S9on.
bruun beiudte uuo aaiier 5ran}
s5oiep6 ii6erreoet Daben ioll, eiucn
Ibeil oiterreidtidcu @ebieteS on
Stalien ab3utreten, oamit oieies
Neutral bleibr. (0as lit oem oellt.
iden aaiicr uidt i'm Eraum einge.
faIlen)
9lom. 30. 011r3. Gin f6nir
liheS 3efret miterlpirft Die 8er6f,
fentlhung mtfitdriider 9ia6riA.
len 3rpiihen Dem 81 M1r3 uno Dem
30, Sui einar itrengen 3euilr.
9Itben, 30. Didr5. gIuf alien
6iterreifiiHen Dtorinetperiten iino
mooerue ltnterieebootc, ettua 20 an
3abt I'M Ban.
GonL 30. 0}1r5. Siir GrflG.
rlrn1 eines Strieges aegen Deter.
reid, Inn 0ieiem 1riellt, syitreu
nnO 8almatten fort3uuebiuelL ira.
ten 5ablreihc 9leoner in elmer Wial.
ienberianmlung Elm. &ruppeu III.
terbriidten araipalle, Die ipGter
Gus6radciL mo oer6inoerten cine
Concentration Dor Der oiterrei6i.
i1en gotI9aft.
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TelOmari1aa b. Der :
GOIb na6 Berlin!
5n cincm Snterpiclp erfldrte or,
Onk bic 9arbaneaen Sorts
nncinnebmbar iinO,

gufarcIt, ii6er Earis, 80. Mdr3,
% llbr W}orgeus. sSelonari6all
10. Der @oIb lit altf Der Reiic BON
aonitontinopeL na9 Berlin bier
eingetroffen un0 bot ii6 einem 9e.
tt6teritatter Der bieiigeH 3eitltug
.9loerperuI" aegelil6er geauBert,
oaB Die 9eieitigungen Der 9aroai
nel(ella5traBc better Stdno 6alten,
ipie man erlpartet 6otte. @r lit
baoou it6er3cuat, ooB Ole feinoIide
5lotte Die Durbfabrt nidt er5luin-
gen fonue. ngir eriparten erner-
erte 9(ngriffe obne 6ur@t, ia9te
Ser 6clomari6oa, rie mebr Sdiffc
on0reifeh 0eito mebr 5rfrie0en
iiuo mir. Nhmitiou ba6en mir III
SitQe uno 3Hae, oenn titrfii9e 5u'
brifcn lieieru oIle8, mas mir IN bie'
fer SinIidt baben molle1t. 8ie tilr-
fiitc SSnOlGtrie bat iih iilngit 0er-
maBcn entuidelt, oaB man i'm
tStanoe it, cine neue Grmee bon
100000 0}unn nuSptriiiten; nit
2ei6tiafeit toun iie cine iolde mo-
6iliiieren"
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..(sitel cErirhriha interniert2

gtOrfulf, @a., 30. @iGrs. = Die
9efmdntcl iino pDn alien @eidDiten
Oes bier siucfS 9ieparatnr eingef y
feuen Oeutidleu Siilfsfren5ers n,.,us
Gitel Srie6rid" cntfernt. Wlan
nimmt oieS ais 3eidlen oafiir, BAH
Der 9dmpfcr interuiert merOen ioa.
Die fir 3icparuturen crlanbte 3eit
iOa beuic 9I6cuO nblanfea. Gas
SnnSeSidladti6iff glla6ama freu5t
bel ben gir9inia Gapes.
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@Ollen Gns!auO
trOfeu Iegen!
9lcgicrnug berlangt, 8irtbldaften
aufsu9e6en nub Spiritnoien
~ Stubs AZ Derbieten.

|" 2onoon, 80 0idr5. 5iron8nti'
niTter 0abio 2lopo- @eorge belt ee-
itern NIT einem &ontite Der SdiffS.
bauer cine aonferen5 ub, in ipelder
Die gegennGrtigen Streitberbdlttttiie
beipro6en muroen. Sm 8erlalfe
Ser l1nterreoung ingte Der Stnont-
miniIter: ng8ir befGntpfen 9eutfd-
lon0, 6e1terreib, oie Giirfet 1in0 Die
&runfiuht; Der groBte oIler 5eir0e
a6er lit lebtere." 0ton fam BARN
ii6erein, m1bren0 Der 8ouer beg
Srieges Itrifte &robibiton in eng.
ldno eing ilbren. gIae 8irtbidaf.
ten iinp 5lt i6[ieBen uno in oen
Clubs 6arfen feline Spirituoien ber.
a6rcid)t meroen. Ser &0nig ieIbIt
bat ii1 fir 6ieien 9lun ortsgeipro-
@en (olS ob oieie Strobpuppe et-
lpos 5r iagen bdtte).
SroB o[ler Bitten uno 9robuneett
ne6men es ii6 Die g(rbeiter ouf ben
8crften genliitbIid1, peigern fid,
lleber3eit at idoffen uno erfIdren,
0oB 40 Stunoen 2lrbeit uabreno Der
ISOLDE boIlallf geniigen. Die Birtb.
ldaiten ober MAIDEN aIdnaenoe &C.
i91ite; in bielen bat Der @ei91fts-
untloB Inn bolle 40 Groaetit 8itee.
nouunen. Die 91eporotir zines
bmer beidGoigten sdlndtidiffes
muBtc bersogert meroeu neil Die
gtieter it6 peigerten, Die Birtbihof.
ten al berlaIien. uGbe mir nit Dem
preuBiiden Militori8mus fertig tper-
ben f6nnen," iagte Der 5inonanli.
|niiter, yntiliien mir Dor alien Din.
gen Den Suff nit 6tlulpf ttia
.Gtiel olisrotten."
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Nie 9erannasar6eiten am g.

8aiGingtun, 30. 0tdr3. Rad
elmer bcim 9inrincictrctGr Daniels
cinsegangenen NlelOnnB 1T Oas nn-
tcrgegnngene EandbOOt "a nngca
fGbr 300 yui! ndGer Oem Safen ae.
6radjt. Die 9iettuugsar6eiten mer-
ben furtseieqt, Ood lit teiue 6Off'
nnng mebr, Onf einer Der geiatung
nod ant 9eben 1T.
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GingemeiaOnng i'm
Senat genebmigt!
6ans-glmcnOcment lutr0 bellte cirs
thinning angenpmmen.

qinculu, 30. MGr5. = Ginitim.
mig nubm bente NlOr6en Der Se-
nat Die GingemeinOungspOrlu9e nit
bcm pum Sauie 6in5ugefiigten Git
iabe an. mad Oem Die 9eOOlfernng
Der in Sfa9c tommenOen Sne Sa-
riiber abitimmen iOl. glnnmebr
geht Die gOrlage 5nr llnter8ci6.
mug an Nen @OuDernenr, nn0
glanbt man, baf OieieS bereitS am
9OnnerStag seidleben iuirO, Sena-
tor Eninbg erflGrte, ban CT ieinen
Sampf m gerifiebnng Der itdOti-
ideu &ablen nod nidt aufgege6en
hnbe.
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araiualle in qSortuoal.

Garis, 30. @lar3. = 9ie ariiis
in 9SOrtngal Snncrt fOrt. @egcu
Der GrGOBang Der 9Sreiic, fir gla6.
raH8smittel fam eS 5u bGufigen
SrnuaIlen. Sine grOke 9ln5a6I
SOlOaten 1T perbnftct uOrocn, iueiI
lie fir Die 9ieuOlutiOn 9SrOpGganbO
maften.
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@rrlin fnnft Glieienporf.

9erlin 30. Wtdr3. 0ie bereini9a
ten @eneiuoen BON @rob. .8erlin bo-
ben qeItern einen Gontrott gum gln.
fauf bon $4,000 9(fer 8alolGnoe.
reien, nel6c an bic Souptitoot on.
qren8eu 5pedS 9Inlegllng zines gro-
Ben 8orfs unter5eibnet. Ger gln.
foufsprcis betrGgt $t2,000,000.
(llno Oieicr 9lufauf seidiebt trot
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GnnIiider glentralitats6rndl.

glewpOrt Nelus, @ay 30. 0iars
oier ae6t OaS Seriidlt, onf OaS
SunOeS SdladJtidiff ogllnbama"
bc6balb bel ben Sirginia Gaps pa.
frouillierc, nm 81 perbiiten, Sof
engliidJe SanOclSidiffe bic allierten
Sricgsidjiffc OOr iIHierem Safeu
NIT SoBlen iiu. Uetiurseu.
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Fofio. 80. 9g21ra.

Eotio, 80. Dadr3. = 9(ts oent
bciltr porlieqcnoen nollitdnoieen Or
gebuiB Ser IN Der bergongeuen $50.
me ongcbalteneli aQgcmeinen 8ablen
qcbt berbor, OdB Die gtegierung NIT
ibrem Wdlit6rprogrannl einen gldns
oenoen Sieg errang, Die gfegie-
rrngsportei lpir0 inn n0diten 9orlo.
mcnt 2i3, Die Gppoiition MIR 1876
Wlitglieoer 51blen. Die Eartei Der
ltnnbbangisen braGte es niir ouf
81 ManOate.
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g(l6anier aearn Scr6cn.

8orL 5talien ilber Yaris, 30.
W1dr8. @ine Qepeide aus 5futdrt
(2(IbonieD meIoet, oaB ooS oortige
oiterrctbiide aouillIat olbaniitbe
i5reimilltgc 8u gotoiGonen iorniire,
Die oa5u beitinntt ieiit ioaeu, Ser
bien on3ugrciicn. IS miro nitge-
tbeilt, oaB Oie ineiiten Der 6reilpil.
Iigen fiir5litb aus glmerifo 8iiriidee.
febrt leien.
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arnnfenhnns fiir Cmn6n.

2incOln, 30. Nldr3. Dit 81
gegen 46 Stimmen nabm 6eutc OaS
Sans Die &Orlage al, mOnad anf
bcm GrnnOitiif OeS Gmu6a Me.
Oicnl Guaegc Elm Staatsfranfen.
baMs erridltet ipefOen iua.
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8aS iaacn Oic Ser. etaatcn2

DDS iin6 praftii1e 8eipciie oafiir,
mic England fir Die idmndelL be-
ionoer8 neltra(en 21noer eintritt,
lpie oie britiiden aabinet snlitgIic.
Der beroorgeboben Doben. Chile iit
niht imitanbe, iih 8u pert1eioigen.
Sntereiionter lit alleroing8 0ie 5rn.
qe, pie Die Ser. Staatetl ii6 nnae4
fitbt8 elmer iolden 9erleBung ser
ReittraIttGt elmer iioamerifaniIden
&epublif berbaIten perocn. 5erner
iit e8 intereiiout 3u erfabren, N, J
Die neutroIen 2Gnoer guropo8
iagen baben mer6en 81 Dem 0ur6 bic
britiiben aanonen BEL 99yuon Ser,
nanOe5 aus9eiprodeuen @loubepS6e-
teuntnib TT 0ab fir Die 6ritiiden
arie9sidliffe in arieo88eiten feline
neutralen @eipGiicr lut0 feline nett
tralen @ebiete eriitiren.
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oeu t6nnten
giad eiucm lct.cu 0eriud. boii
mnasloiet @iDeritau0 all leuten.
bIicb nidltb onoerts iibrig. ais oic
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iprcuaeu.
Eic 9oItuna 6e5 aomuun0eurs
0es brttliheu @eihpa0ers mar tD-
piib iiir bic 9cradDtuug meldle @uq.
IauO ben &edteu uelltraler Staoteu
eittgegenbringt. lpenH rnu Der @aupt.
5iped erreidt miro ollie ariegs.
idiife 5u bernihtcn, oie Die S5lagge
0es 6ein0es bon @roBbritannieu
trdgt
I5n meL9 brutoIer 8eiie gbileS
gleutralitlt berlebt iDltr0e, miro
ourf bic Ibatia6e belDieien, 0aB
@eifoiie Der britildlen areli3cr bel.
nabc eiit 9ileniides Sdiff getroffe1
bdtten uno ooB 8ranatiplitter auf
dileitiiden 9ooen fielen, mas glei6-
be0euteno NIT Der geihieBung eines
ulltraIen dileuiihen Safens 1T. 8e8-
baIb? 8eil ii9 elm oelttider arelts
ser I'M Soten befano.
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Qes @}oines, Soma, 30. 0tGr5.
gei einen grnuoe ocs C'9rieI
iden Sollies oerbratnte beute Der
t0-idbrigc Sobn 6oreit iino bic s.
idbrige Gobter 9loie in ibren Bet
ten.