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AN ACT OF GRACE

There was no compulsion, other
than moral, to move DR.. Bernhard
Dernburg to a realization that his
further presence in the United
States would be extremely distaste-
full to the American people. When
he first came to this country he re-
ceived every consideration and cour-
teay due to a gentleman, statesman,
and scholar. The press, even that
portion Of 1t which most severely
araigned his nation for plunging
Europe into war, opened their COL
ur1ns to him. From the beginning
1t was believed he spoke semi-offi-
cially for his government, and he
was accorded fair hearing.
But DR.. Dernburg mistook a lib
eSty, the freedom of utterance in the
United States, for license, and by
abusing right made himself de-
ctdedly persona non grata to the
American people, to whom it seemed
that he was accredited. Despite the
irnproprieties which he committed by
tongue and pen, be might have been
endured much longer if it had not
been that In the moment Of the ma
tion's mourning for the American
dead on the Lusitania he made light
Of 1t, as it were. and sought to JUS
thy q deed 50 abhorrent to the peo-
pie that If their first impulse had
governed them there might not have
been so friendly a note of protest
ssnt to the Berlin authorities.
The fact remains, that DR.. Dern-
burg voluntarily decided to withdraw
from the land. He had violated no
law, only good taste; the trend of his
activities was toward the stirring up
Of sedition, but the citizens of this
country Of German extraction an
swered eloquently on that score. DR..
Dernburg's mission was at an end
Still, he might have remained. His
decision to go cannot be looked upon
as other than an act of grace.
The Washington times., 1915-05-17
AMERICAN ART DEVELOPMENT

Ten years or so ago a suggestion
like that made by Henry White, for
mer ambassador to France. that q
Department Of Arts be established
as part of the National Govern
ment would have been ridiculed.
There Is no immediate likelihood of
his idea being adopted now, but his
suggestion, and others of similar
nature made before the recent con-
vention Of the American Fedora
tion of Arts here, have commanded
serious attention in many parts of
the country.
1t Is pointed out that this is the
time to develop American artistic
resources just as it is the opportun-
ity to develop other national re-
sources. This is true of every phase
Of art, especially of painting and
decorating, music, and dramatic lit
erature. Many years will elapse,
probably, before pupils will go
abroad to study either music or
other forms of art in Paris or Berlin.
For many years the cry has been
that home opportunities were neg
looted. Now the opportunity for
such development is here and, with
the influx Of foreign impresarios
painters, and musicians. driven here
by the war, it is not beyond the
Ssalms of Imagination that we shall
The Washington times., 1915-05-17
Takes Issue With Editorial On
China's Government.

To the Editor OF THE TIMES:
Tho editorial in your paper entitled
"China's PitifM Position" was perused
with great interest, and the sympathy
you showed therein for the Chinese
people was much appreciated. also
agree perfectly with you that 1T Is too
early to assume that Japans free hand
will be conceded to the end"
However. your view of the present
Chinese government calls for some dis
cussions. You made the statement that
his stubborn attitude toward certain
japanese demands Is. In fact, a caro-
fully staged play to give Japan a pre-
texc for invasion" A current report
also has 1t that President Yuan pre-
ferred to be backed down by force. be-
cause that would furnish justification
for his concession. and enable him to
avoid internal troubles. Both Of these
cUnjectures are not we'll founded. Why
should the mere natural explanation
not be given TO account for his policy?
Is It not natural for a government to re-
sist unreasonable demands. even stub
bornly, although that characterization
Is only an allegation of Japan Would
a different course. and yield to foreign
encroachments without struggle?
That government would be really un-
trustworthy one, not Mr.. Yuan's. The
has been negotiating Is most satisfac-
tory, and conduCes the best interests Of
tho nation. To say that such govern
ment. when 1t Is struggling under the
most difficult conditions, rs selling out
the people" to the enemy Is too strong
criticism and Is almost unkind,
am not a partisan of Mr.. Yuan or
his government. 1t Is the common
opinion of all the people, in the south
as we'll as in the north. More than
that, even among the Chinese who are
abroad-in this country for instance
who were before persistently In opposi-
ton to the government this view and
shin OF General Huang Hsin. had Of
feTed its support to the government,
and has as much faith In Mr. Yuan MS
ANYBODY can have. In a word, the
Chinese nation, under the Japanese pres
The government Is doing its best for
the interest Of the people, and the peo-
nIo are confident Of that. This Is Why
II has been quiet in Peking and else
where in spite Of the occurrence OF such
exciting events and the strong national
sentiment which has been stirred up by
It and which otherwise would have
burst forth in a rage. q agree with
Won also that the present trouble Is not
instigated by DR.. Sun Vat SEM
The ultimate result OF the present
conflict Is yet to be seen. However. OF
one thing ! am sure, and that Is that
the Chinese nation and the Chinese gov
sr1 or1ment % viii stand or fall together, and
tho word treason will have no place In
a history of the epoch. That is the
4 CHINESE FROM THE LIBERAL
SOUTH.
washington. May Ii
The Washington times., 1915-05-17
Sees New German Emigration to
Canada.

To tho Editor OF THE TIMES:
In reply to your editorial headed Let
Us Be Fair With Our German-Ameri-
cans" I say shame yourself for heaping
insult upon injury! You ard papers OF
Your stamp who have from tho begin
ming Seen carrying on a paper warfare
on all that Is German until you have
succeeded In giving our President no
other alternative than to declare war,
theoretically at least, against the Ger
mans What else do you expect but
that Germans shall be treated in the
United States as they are In England.
But Germany and England are at
war; they will forgive one another. This
Will not be the case between tho United
States and Germany. The surplus of
German population will hereafter go to
Canada which is large enough to hold
them and accept them with open arms.
And then. we will have a worthy foe
to the north. and no need of looking for
O scrap with small nations. Don't stul-
tify yourself now. Stick to what you
have begun. And you are expected to
shoulder the gun now for at least one
youngster. This from a German, one
of the 1900 who has fought for and
was wounded for Uncle Sam" Can
you say the same? ]. H. JANSEN.
Washington. May 15.
The Washington times., 1915-05-17

Matter Of national pride to desire
to see Yankees leading the world In
everything; but even the most patri-
otic get a shock to see 'em leading
the American League.
The Washington times., 1915-05-17
J. II. DonnellY Loses Son.

Word has been received in Washing
ton OF the death Of the young son OF J.
II. Donnelly. formerly newspaper
man here. but now located In New York
where he 10 interested in several trade
publications
The Washington times., 1915-05-17

No surprise to hear that the dis
couraged hookworm has invaded the
North. The South always did throb
with the hum of industry during
the watermelon season.
The Washington times., 1915-05-17
Committee Meeting.

There will be a meeting Of the law
and legislation committee of the Wash
inTton chamber OF Commerce IN the
rooms OF the organization tonight at s
clock.
The Washington times., 1915-05-17

No telephones in Biblical times, so
there's no chance to get things
twisted. 1t says love your enemies.
not bluff 'em.
The Washington times., 1915-05-17

Altho' Franz Josef mas been de-
prived of the order of the garter,
Paul Swan will still consider him
horribly oyercostumed.
The Washington times., 1915-05-17

That's the point we're driving at.
Gar has a magnificent standing
army, but it doesn't.
The Washington times., 1915-05-17

Might surprise 'em when Uncle
Sam turns the other and armored
cheek,
The Washington times., 1915-05-17
Tomorrow.

Address, 'Marylands Part in tho Formation
q the Federal s,n Sove5nmsn." s,.,,y by ., Fred
SanSSss corne Gias Of New
Msesins' s exec exsCueivs ' committee of tn. @. 4
R. enosmPment Chamber Of cOmmsros
zSsi rooms ;oi;,I ~ m. ., ,..on SUNDAY s,,oo, :,
stitute Of the diocese Of washins ston,
Epiphany parish hall. p. m.
min +. Haywood Memorial Dispensary and
Pathological Labora tories. Memorial Chapel,
ue.Inr RgS1 hall indinns sISsy s6est HSsesa
MsssHs. fsswoTts, t,tl,sn. A..oelan.r,
Church. New Hampshire avenue and Ran
dolph street northwest, 1880 p. m. Address.
TT The Coast S a.Gnsa G9ardlts History and Aev
Spring festival. Grover Cleveland School. / 80
Il ka5i s. Meeting %stan., Of
ers, oak room. Raleigh. p. m.
St. Martin: church. North Capitol and
Rshssrssi, sTsss HON. sH Club a Chorus. "a jackson
place northwest sp m
stsiier Dramatic club. Trinity parish Sh.
SsSss y ss,s., N h. As.:: sss:ss
s::is: s.::!:s:,g k'ft: ssss:l Ct piEf::sa s'::
osS 6 FsiiS.:7Sst:e'as:sHA sSis:: Sst:. " hi i!aA
RebekRhs.
Knight; .,sI Ssl o. r syse,ss.T'ssss. e.s,,.T ss Sw
IS; Memorial service Pythisa s6S0
Ts:sS.l s:$S -: q t; 5ss., :; - ssss mn ss
National Uniqn-syata. wF and XlsR.014e
Gil, National Union HesdqSaySsiS ~
ment. Elks' Ladies TusSd@Y N~}pko3 ~
Order OF Loyal FfiApds-MrSouff~X 49,
meeting, RAa Estate Trust Cemoen8
p.ushtsr. q tlbcI AeYs, ,oszneA NJ
kR,sat' &.Ss Nj q ih' M'''AS'ss1o'aS eNe
Jr q. q. A. M-kAbsrtx BsD Cun2A
81 social,
The Washington times., 1915-05-17
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Communications to the Mail Bag must
only msst on no, one sscssa s,s1 soo % @ Words
length, AID must be signed with name
and address Of the sender. Tho pvpli;,
cation OF letters In The Times Msn
BAG does not mean the Endorsement py
The Times of the opinions Of the writer.
The Mail Bag is an open forum. wners
the citizens Of Washington can srRue
most Questions
The Washington times., 1915-05-17
MANY EVENTSL|STED
FOR CAPITAL TODAY
Meetings and Entertainments to
Be Held in Every Section Of
City by Various Societies.
Today.
Mee,inr. AIumnae Associate

Meeting, Alumnae Association Of Lucy Webb
HAYES National Training School, North
Capitol and NJ streets, . o'clock. Hospital
night, with address by DR.. e. Y. Davidson,
MeetinM Georgetown Citizens Association
Potomac Savings Bank Hall. p. m.
Doctorate IdfsSputation, directed by the fac
ulty Of sraduste stud.es OF George Wash
Entertainment, Mrs. Busby's Boarder,' by
Stellar Dramatic Club of West Washing
ton, Trinity Parish Hall. p. m.
Commencement exercises, Chevy Chase Sem
open house, Home club. il jackson place
northwest. p. m.
Martins church. North Capitol and T
streets, 1880 p. m.
Meeting Rsnssr pnS,o sRd Union
Operetta, "A Rose OF Old Kentucky" Sacred
Heart Dramatic Association, benefit Of
parish church, Arcade, p. m.
Concerts-Marine Band at barracks $50 p. m.
Masonic-Benjamin B. French, No. lti. Ana:
costa, No. q; Pentalpha. No. 20; Mount
Pleasant, No. SO; Orient No. 5, Knights
Templar: Washington Council, No. !, Royal
and Select Masons; Ruth. No. !. Eastern
Odd Fellows-Beacon. No. 1BI Mount Pleas
2s: Naomi No. !; Ruth, No 4, Rebekshs,
Knights Of Pythias-Equal, No. II: Amar-
anth. No, 2s; Century. No. 30
National union-Potomao Council. Central
woodmen of the world-Alpha Camp, No, !.
Ladies' Of the Maccabees-Mount Vernon
Hive. 1893. beneht entertainment at Polls
Theater.
Daushters Of vsterans-Ellsn Spencer Mus
Modern Woodmen of America-west End
Camp, No. 120S9
The Washington times., 1915-05-17
Amusements.

National-'Tho Man Who Owns Broadway"
coiumbia~''Ths Fireny," SIS p. m,
Poli's-"Gresn Stockines," 2:20 and e,ao D. m
B. F. Keith vaudeville 2:15 and s:l5 .. m.
Cosmos-Vsudeville. continuous.
Casino-Vaudeville, continuous.
Strand-Photo plays, IL a. m. to II p. m.
Garden-Photo plays II q. m. to II D. m.
Crandall's-Photo plays, II a. m. to II p. m.
The Washington times., 1915-05-17

Georgetown, D. G., May is.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

aorpcntion / Soma Gitn % uoIgtc
iellcnoc Gnlbc0amrltb: Erpiiocnt,
AIRS. 6ronci3 0. Wbitlcn, Wcbitcr
Gin; NiccprUiiocni, Mrs. Mtor
Mcrcr. Soma Sin; profofolcrcnoe
SetreiUr. Mrs. :. Z. Gmnins,
Gca Nioluca; forrciponhcrcn0c Sct.
rctUr, Mrs. ". s.. Suiocr. Goucl-
port; Observation-Disclosures ior Soma
Nir3 Moru s.. &obn3tou, NunI.
bolnt; No@icrcr, Wira. Gtta &. IJ.
mem, Ninrihaltopn.
Snpc pnnfrrSc. Not til 2t0c Is.
blcp Der bclonet Nn0bruo / Gn'b X
&cnhnr6s Nutif / Wcbitcr Gitn %
alpoC9parcr. &a0iUftc, Eoroplutr
innt Cub o0 Solpioler til en-
@Troi al Here SlliinO Collars ilioa
LET. SonttIoiQ cr o9ino Here rIr0.
brio bcHanct / &clouO, en- liocn ~
mo inr %afc Mills, bpor Gllcal
Number 50. mlitcOc &Ur0lpnpircr
.bclebcnoc ltQ III Here Nllnorcoc Nols
lars. Gu Al oe iliOnlnc Nonfonpia
uluNcr blcu Gen foldcnoc Gag prU
icntcrct til NctallnB / 6orcit Gitu.
"a Octic lcbcoc III at 10 NtUu0 fort
citcr orrciicrcoca / Nritt @ ~
Qou at bcoc j. ". @euion % Fcrco
Mnis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Shweis operfvlot.

Genf, Shmei5. ocn 19be Mai:
Ser bciinoer iie for nGrpGrcnbe /
SdypciS nGitcn 100000 amerifa.
mere, 'Gnglrnbcrc, ErnnifnlGllo,
Mlisicre, SStalicncrc % Serbere, 'ont
ale oil BIZ beifpttebe al Den idnpci.
5iife &egierine / SilfGloc al, at
HSstalien gaar mcb / 9ri1en.
Sra ct militrrt Stunopinlft be-
trastet bill aae silgangc upcr 8rrll.
fen bli itpnet. Sfiert Tegierinecn
bar mootoeet iormeIle @aranticr
for, at Stpcij' Neitralitct oil bli
rcipcftcrct, bar ben BOG bcsuaJtct
iaect cmiattcnbe 0orbolosregler I'll
@cifptteIie al 9anoets 8rGnier.
Get alrorligite Spsrssmaal, iom
ipriiroIieer &eeierinaen, er Spsrgs.
moaIet ON, bporleoes Der ifnl fllni,c
tilpeicbrinses tilitrGffcIigt al Scp-
netsmioler for DC Der 100000
Nerioner, TOM mart pil bli omrin.
aeoc al Ell Mur al BAROMETER.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
miarnuH,t.

Mpe Eoitmeitrc. y. 8. Mcprro
CT lionTunt til Toltnlcltcr / Coon
&allep, Sernon Gpuiltp, % %.
Nrlles I'll Ell %ligncnoe Stilling / Bar
ronett, Barron Gourtp.
Statcms rlSitc Snpeleer BIB.
Scorac y. &oie, Der / belle 80 Nar
bar orcpct iom 8luoimeo og llbr.
mager paa famine Cont i Ga Grosic.
% iom piitnof bar Stntens rlbite
&lluclcer, osoe iioite Sorsoas / lit
Sicm ocrltebs. 50 @ar eammel.
San iorblep / aftiu Sorrctnins ino-
til ct Tar Sage Tor lin Spb.
lllnffe pcb Seiieapparat. YaImcr
Sanion, ben 17-aariee SON al Sar.
mcren $. &. Sanion / 5cmn OF
Hooiepclt, II Mil norbpeit for
Cumberland, tit iorleSen Sag en-
brat Ssb meoens ban bialp Saoe-
rem meb of beiic en- Titnlpe op al
Srenhcn. &eiicinoretningen eif
%iiuffer mcb oeu Sclge. Of en- ipGr
Sernltang irai Den iingc Wfano /
Sopeoct % fnllIie bette,
%eflasclia S~iloraaelic. Dc +,
%rsorc Monrcc. 8 % 10 Sar gant.
le. Sanler al Sarn,eren @inia!n
Monroe pco Bridge Greet. life lanst
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Abe Maream9.

ira Gau Claire, ifuIbe Ell aiteu aaa
o9 bente 8ierene, nien iaa ioreiloJ
Den plolte, at De tog ct @epGr n,eo
for at ifpoe 8opber. gcaae iatte
paa Sprane for at naa ben til 1c.
pGret fsrit, % / Jim @Iroc % Yp.
itigbeo lsgte De begge at fomme i
Seltooelie al Gaabeiiet, nten berur.
Der blep Sfuooet aiiprct % oell
Gloite 9ilt ianf 900 ON, ranlret Iiae
/ Slertet al aligIen.
Spiuner Nntumobiliabrif?
Som tioIigere mebbeIt bar Sbonlas
9. Seffrep, Hrpiioent for Sciirsp
Iuto So. / aenoiba, Ell al TasIaac.
rerne paa Samperen "9iliitania".
oa oenne gift tilbunbs pco ben irife
&pIt, % Der iort9Iles III, of ban3
Heiie giolot en- geitiaing al Motor.
pogne til ct 9eIsb al $35O,0O0,
bollfen 9eltiuins DC eneelife Siiicc.
rer bapoe n9gtet at moota9e iorbi
Der Maifinernes GpIinbere bar
orpslet S%mergeIitep. Man nlcner,
at tplte Spioner Der bar ppret noe,
larolpnligpis Tom glrbeiberc / 50.
brlfen, og bpis oct life Inffcs Der.
Setfrep at faa Scitiainsen 900.
flenot, bliper oct ct nofiaa feIcliIt
Fab. Deb oct fine S~nlereelitsp /
eplinoeren piloe benne eiter no0lc
cages Sorleb bore iuloitGnoig soc-
lagt, og oa ben Iiuimife Streo op.
oageoes peb @oenenes Sperleperina
| New 0orf, n9gteoe Gngclifmrnbc.
lie at mootage Dem. Mr. SSciircp
Ipger MI hos mere bsititaaenoc ell.
gelife Iiltoriteter at iaa 9eitiainocn
anta9en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
cmfcl Sobn ocm Ipffeli9itc
Ytan0 paa 3loocn.

Ssr ensans, ebarIep, SnteI Sobn er ben
lpttelieite Manb paa slopen. Su buffer
ban pltiebe at bGnse fine Sebb.r nb al
Sinpnst Nattsn oper ior at CINE benz Ell
srunSis ubIuitnins, iaa ban tunbe pare
fammsn meb benz ben naie Dag. Get par
aobt cs pel inotil Sunbbsbsfcmmisirrem
mslbte zig os trueoe meb at tporantsrs BAN
for imitiom spspcm, bpis ban life traf
Ssneue til zig. SsIssn bIsp. at ban maa.Ie
prone en- anbsn nopei. bporior ban bsspmo,e
at bruce @atsr's sniiisptic. % ibas er hans
Sober iinere eno Silts. Siiialss hos ole
slupthstfre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Pnrhtnptn,t.

@tttigt 8rrs. Sper ellcpe SUN.
oreoe Saar er bebe inben Ell ON.
freos al ire @il fra Sopos, en- Ii.
Den gp 10 Yfil moro for Spofanc,
lom 0plge al at baue ipiit oct siitigc
@rps "Wbite Gumas". Sprene blcu
fulo't9noig raienoe, % itorc 5loffcr
al Dem for omfring | 0pen inotit
De falot en-, meoens Slrloreocr
itprteoe no / Settle Hiper o. oruf.
neoe. De iorgiiteoe SCAR uosiorh2
De flelte al 1900 0pr, ser nogle "a.
9e fer par ienot til Steoct for at
gr1sle paa Sfogreierpen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25

aosIer og Ssnoer til be iorifjeuis(
Solooner, iom oltiaa fan iortiTttc
Sorrctnlngcn in0til 3Ote SUM
Uion bar begpnbt at ta0e oct ultno'
gooelige mco Go, oa monge al Dc
"poaoe" bar cnoog crfIprst Jig til
'reos meo llbialoet. Gn al Moor.
bcoos irenragenoe NrpnoepinS-
bouolerc lfol boue uotolt iom i'm
6%ornening, at Smila9ct life oil TO
Dc Npen oct minoite, o0 at nan III.
Den foa Iar oil pPre lanai beoe for
ne. Ifltcmnlngen bapoe pit, at Wa-
loritetei al Solicit i Clan Gointp
life pilOe bnpe Salooner, % BET bill
De life mite at pGre mliggen Tor oct,
mente ban.
Sfattcn man flareres. CONNER
Stonton bar ncgtet at uoitcoc Rets-
'orbno binorenoe VeItrami Count
ms Sberllf / at I9e9c 9eilog poa
Srplalt Oe0 gocfus Sagbrug
Spooner Tor iorrige gor@ Sfat, og
oennc SrGlait bill lanoipnIi9pis M
bllpe lolat ior at tiIpcicbringe De
SlO,361.29, JON %lternational
Number so. bar pp9rct Jig ior at
loreoe / Sfat paa 9espre. Zen be-
Nloglagoe SrGloit iigea at boue en-
&Groi al on1trclt 100000, iaa Der
olt'oa life er llogen 6orc lor at Gel.
traml Gonntp oil lioe nogct Cab.
Srnloltrlrnldet p%aaltnor. at Sfatten
pdr llIoplIg uolignet, o. at Stoteus
Sfattefommlslion i~prpgcbe Gien-
oonmena lfotbare &prOi ltoen at
pnrale Sirnlnct berpml. (,ielge iene.
re elterretnit9er ira @enliOii bar
Slltcrnatlonnl Silmber 50. ben 20oe
o.. opericnot Gountpeta Sberiii Ell
I%nDianlng pao $11,04l.S0, bpiIfct
ntco OfiIttcr % Smfoiminger no.
8loroe Den belle 6ororinl.
Sulmtb en- Sjpbaun? Gen Sio
er maa'fe life fern, Ga alnlinocIige
Gccan0amperc fan briuge lin &oO-
ming belt op til Suluth, Tor Der at
Latte nle0 aorn % 0icl, ion Ioa
brlngeS Oircfte til Siucrpool cacr
ANDRE europUi'fe @apnc, uocn at
nltioa SmlooSnile trUn1ca. Git
llltba Ndn0elaforcning icnOte forIc-
Den til &rigaocpartcncntet eli Nn-
INCOMING ON, at Nlrbeioct paa Sluic
No. 4 pco Saltlt ertter uoirttea mo.
I'll plDerc, eller at NluIerne ltrar
'oran0reS 0erben, at Sllicn fan togc
ct Sartei, Der i~tiffer ilotil 80 500
opbt, iltcoetfor 2l1a $40, ionl tioli-
gere beiten1t. Gen me @cuano-
&onal, Der bIiper irr0ig ON 70 Ell
Ter ire Nar, fan tage 6urtpier iuotll
500 800 LANCE % 80 500 onbgou-
enoe, og bpls Den me Sluic peo
SallIt allTgges / fannie 6orholo,
'au cr Sioueien pno oct nUrnlelic
Zen cunu0ilfe Negicrin1
bar plaluagt llgrenoe tSorbeoringer
peo ct. SoDrence &iuer, o. Oct enc.
tie, lom oa ltaur tllbage. er Soropb-
lllu8en al Napncn / Sulutb o. Sell
Iebclle / De SIpoer, Der iprbinoer De
itore Snoiieer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Sunos Sig s~ienfunoet.

Siieerstoipn, Srlonb, ben 19oe
Moi: Sigcnc al fire al &c Tasia.
9crcr, iom omfom peo Srnfningclt
al "2uiitalia", fiifebes iaanr op al
Sapct. 30 al 2i9ene or al Munbs.
~pcrioner, bet treble al en- &pinbc.
De TO Wanoslig antages at pure
al Charles 8. 2uno % 81. +.
8rant, be9gc ira Chicago. Get
fpinoelige Sig er enbnn, life blcuct
ioentificeret.
9unOs Spieerfooer, ". W%olrnicp,
pmfom ogiaa, bporinob bans SIT.
itrll blep reooct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Eun Qukntn.
Wiucr SpIhcfferne Sfnloen.

er Be paa Solifipcu forcfonlmcusc
msrfe SIcffer. III bar at iaffe Tor
Oct fislise %cir. Tiger Eroiesior >.
!. Sorcs pco Safota @csleuan llni-
/ Mitdcl. Get or pTlbiic
Meteorer. Tiger harn. ipnl cr ilpngtt
moo Solcn og Der bar lat ~ ld't
iom Hoiincrne / Ct SuIebreo. Set
nosen Slo ier btsic ircnmcoc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Horn nukniu.
Gpiubelint Ypliti / Wiinpt. :

&~nlnoeligt Fulitt | Winut. Wtlltot
bnr enoelig 'aoet in ~fpin0ell9e 30
lttlbetlent. ioet 9iii9 eleanor Mar-
lhall rorri9e llge ouertog Stlllinger.
Srrbt al Snnct. hilbert 0obl, cr,
81 Iar 9anuncl Gorn1er npr 2ris-
coll, blcu forleoen Sag. Oa ban pen6-
re hlcm ira lin Niger, runlnlet al
%pnct % elebIlffcllg brubt.
Snopielic / @rano Torfs. @rouS
Sorts Gorntpa Goltrtbus, Der foItcr
100000 % er BEN iinelte Gom1t1-
bngnin1 inDct Stater, blcu rulOcr
lbprc itor Geltolelie in0piet iio'tc
Soraoog. Goruocn 8upcrnpr Nall+
Ia tate &oiciterctsoonmler Siif,
Srncp u. Bangs. Sans @corgcioll
Al Nio9oro % nn0rc.
Tlcrc !Scite fjpbcs. 9I1entcr Tor
0cn brittle % lraulte Gcgicring bar
/ Snc8nen Al GictinIon foot @eitc
lor onltrcnt 100000, % Der for
tTlIca, at ct 6lrmo nlene bar lol1i
Tor $4,000. Nrlien paa olminoa-
Iige Nunge.Neitc er ira $40 til 500,
neocnS Der for inugere Gpr I'll Nr-
tIlleribrllg betdIc& Itotil $50. Nj
ocu her fIsbtc ~M0nonfpoe al bette
Sln1@ leloca rorclpbig til Ntilc>
Gin. Mont.
%uanlaorlna &rrnbepin beilns.
ln9t. ) Vtinot bycu iorri1c ll9c b1.
'IaQluNt Ell bel &clnlaonlng %rUn-
benin, ioct man nIIiaa mencr, at or
her fprcll1Ncr Ell Ilgcircm Sucrtru.
ocl'c Al Mcbb Acmon Hnpcn. Sflll.
&c nUuntc Spu lite / bette SilfUloc
tlunnc anuenNea, i0l lllaa Der blunoi
Niinota gobe &oracrc pTre III
Monb, Der I'll cget ~perionll9t @rltN
trUnler ell lnnpda itor Sorlenblng
Get ier hol lto til. at Mobtn9ercn
bette SiliUl0c lite er at iilbc. e
flpocnoc %arer uor lcuot til Minoi
paa Den ludtlI0tc Distributing
bnlls", ~ Scr poniiuaes, at lingerie
Nupnc blcu hrllNt Tor al fad Sorier'
6ingcn 10 a Observation-Disclosures
Snraabc.
Sim fan Sumcitcaos faaes. Sm'
enNltlcnt Oct cr uotlaa alminoclla
betienSt, al Stau0ina Moot &cict.
pationcn t~nobeiotter mango i%ortrin.
li9e Nonrcitcoo@, iaa ipnea Ger DOG
lite az haze rTrei itor Nit 0crom
Chen ira 30ic iii 17bc Nai. o.
Nomelteaos Der tunoc iagcs = iaI'
'alo pa Der finn iaa iom melhte liz
Tor "rIiug" ueN 9anofontoret /
@ismarcf Den 1909 bs. Man troeoC
Noe at mango meo Billie bapbe moial
Ill ieuere. Giter at filings" q
mootaaue ben 1909 CT Der ncrnlll
ialeu Inleoniul Ill at ioripnc Id
Al Bette Sano iaalGngc oct parcr
Gen oprinoeliAe Eris al So or. Icrl
piI citcr Den l90e AuauIt ncoiTttes
III $500. % c'ttr ocn i9bc Hopcm
Der til $3.50. "a oc, bcoltc natlrliJ
us ltaoi9 plnttca no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Mnutunu.
GpMntn Cptipn / Wnr

0onntp Option | Montana. Z
Hld)lano Gollntp ifal Der / Den lrrr.
nleltc Sremtio afbolOes TaIg for at
atglDre Spsrgsmaalet ON Gountp
Option Der. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nlaalet ifaI for belle Statens 8eo.
fomn,enoe op til @fgisrelic ON to
Iar, men Nihlano Gollntp bar BE-.
1tert Jig til auereoe MI at iptte CT
chopper for &usoriffeialg inOem ii.
ne Gnemterfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Spenif Gn9lanosrute
inoitiuet.

Stocfbolm Oen 2Ooc Mai: &c
Tampifibsielifaber bpiS
gnaOe gaar / Hl,te meIen Stocf.
bolm, 9torrfsping, &onbon % Siiu,
bar beillittet at inoltiIle Tnrten paa
8runo al De itaoiee Mibrpoelier al
Sraiifen, iom foranleoiges al tplfe
ariesifibe / giterijeen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-05-25
Sasicrer tilfienscs s%faSeseritot.

ming. Nenru \. &crg. Na4icrer Tor
Sromn Gountn. cr uc0 Siitriftsrct
ten i &}lnouo blcpeu tilticnNt eli
Sfaoc9crliotninI al $500. Tom
Sropn Gomin Cooperative %ubli-
lbtn8 50. % Z. ). &udrcr. llogi