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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-13
WILSON CABINET
WILL ACT TODAY
TOWARD GERMANY
Character of Demands on Kaiser
to Be Discussed.
MUST RESPECT AMERICANS
President, His Advisers and Others
Are for Reparation and Safe
guarding of Lives, But
Against War.

Washington, May 11.-One Of the
most momentous cabinet meetings in
the history of the country will be held
at the White House today.
That cabinet meeting will consider
these important matters:
l. The facts collected in connection
with the torpedoing by German sub
marines of the British steamers Lust
tania and Falaba and the American
steamer Gulfight and the deaths re-
sulting therefrom, and the aeroplane
attack upon the American steamer
Cushing
2. The expression Of regret con-
veyed to the secretary Of state by
Count Won Bernstorff the German am
bassador and its mitigation, If any. of
the deep offense and injury caused
the United States.
3. The character Of the demands to
be made upon Germany, the effect of
those demands upon German-Ameri-
can relations, and the measures this
government ought to take to back
them up.
Agree Action Must Come.
There is complete agreement be-
tween the president and his cabinet
that action must be taken
There is complete agreement that
the dignity and prestige of the United
States require reparation for the loss
~ A 1iuau anI r1pIon
Germany that American citizens tray
ersing the so-called war zone" shall
be respected in their persons and prop
erty.
There is complete agreement that
war with Germany is neither desired
nor advisable, and that e it shall come
it must be by the act of the Berlin
government.
Wilson to Make Three Demands.
Secretary Bryan will go to the cabi-
net meeting equipped with plan care
fully worked out by his legal advisers,
and other members of the cabinet will
have various suggestions to make.
In every case. the steps which viii
be recommended will be those short of
war.
The plan the president has worked
out contemplates, first note to the
Berlin government. He will want an
official expression Of regret from the
German government, an official prom
Use to make reparation, an official
pledge that no more outrages shall be
committed upon American life and
1t is understood that Germany will
be willing to make financial repara-
ton, as required by the Prussian
treaty.
But Germany will refuse to lift her
blockade" unless Great
Britain shall permit noncontraband to
reach her territory.
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-|HT"ITT NJ N Won |"| "|| N M"
ITALY ON VERGE OF WAR.
Guns on "Ootder: German An,bassa.
gisE u dor Ends keaotiat lions, lIAh

! Rome, May l0.-Prinoe Won Buelow,
the German ambassador to Italy, Wis
tied the pope and the king. ..,yy ...,
The report was Immediately cireu-
lated that these gtstts were for the
purpose of paying farewell as the
negotiations with Austria have failed
~ Dhe German ambassador refused to-
discuss this. report but 1t is believed
he aud. Premier Salandraa have ended
,negqtiatiops,,o ysbou, auiy g.. ...,....
The king by royal decree postponed
the cohSening Of the senate and the
chamber OF deputies from May I2oto
May 20.ld 3 sol ySunDr Isyo nab y
1.-THE railway ADMINISTRATION has an-
nounced the suspepeioni ofi40 passen.
ger trains on, the main line This ac-
ton Is taken to facilitate the move
meht or troops and munitions Of war
TO the Contamination bases. ,saT "a
'd Italy win not 20 into the wav, with
IT'S eyes closed ito Its possibilities. Tel.
egrapbing from Berlin, the kaiser no
titled Prince tyap lBueiowg that Aus
uias, cause is yGermanysj and that
Austria's enemies must be Gerinany,s.
because Or us should Italy come into
inc War IT Vim he opposed by great
Germah arny s5bnI 70 Pods
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CLAIM RUSS LOST 10000
Austrlans Assert Third Army Was Re-
pulsed From Galicia With
Heavy Losses.

Vienna. May II, via London. The
following official communication was
issued: The Russian third army has
been repulsed with heavy losses from
West Galicia and the Carpathians and
is now being pressed in the region
of Sanok and Lisko. The allied army
has taken the passage Of the Wisloka
and reached Lineyernik. Haligrad and
Bukowsho. Reckoning the number OF
dead and wounded, the total loss of
the Russians is at least 10000"
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BIG ARGENTINE LOAN MADE,
New York and London Each Take
S25,OOO,OOO of Bonds.

New York. May 1O.-Negotlation
for the hotation in New York and Lon
don of $5OOOO,OO0 OF Argentine bonds
have been concluded, and the under
writing agreement was signed In Lon
don, by the terms OF which s25 1000, 900
OF the bonds are to be taken there.
A New York syndicate. headed by ].
p. Morgan a. Co, and the National
City bank will take the remaining
$25,000OO0 Of the bonds Wall street
heard reports OF an effort to float an
Austrian loan in this market.
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BATTLE is ON FOR LILLE.
French Capture Three Towns and Ad-
vance Three Miles.


London May l0,-Takiug advantage
OF the fact that the Germans are de-
voting all their efforts to the desper-
ate effort to capture Ypres and drive
the British back In Belgium, the
French have launched vigorous
campaign for the recapture OF Lille.
which beautiful city, the pride of
northern France, has been held by
the Germans ever since their first
sweep through France last August.
The villages Of La Targette and half
OF the town OF Melville st. Voast were
captured, according TO French official
communlque, and the advance In some
places was as great as three miles.
More than two hundred prisoners and
six cannon were taken
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IN BRITISH s.SERvICE.
Former q, Secretary of State Joins
,g,,,r edt Medical Staff thh.11 70

i, Londnn, May l,WaqRQbert Hacon, for
mer secretary of,State, bias entered the
service Of the British government. He
has becbmt a. member Of The stan of
SIR Arthur s'oEgett, surgeon general
OF the British army IN the field. MIR.
Bacon a. oapaeitya is organizer or hos
pitfalls fte' wears the uniform OF the
British medical services HIS views on
the war are well KNOWN being most
vigorous, TO-. the allies .a, a.u1D ro
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Declamatory Winners.

Edgerton.-ln the oratorical and de-
clamatory contest by Edgerton, Slough
ton. Jefferson. Whitewater and Fort
Atkinson. the declamatory was won by
Miss Marguerite Melaas Of Stoughton,
and the oratorical by Martha Severson
OF Stougton
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BY LESTER c. HARRISON.


International News Service Correspondenr
Queenstown, May 1l.u- Amidst
scenes of mourning as deep as though
the dead were, all sons. of Ireland
many of the victims Of the German
submarine which sank The great liner
Lusitania were borne to the old GENE.
terry of Queenstown and buried with
unusual honors. The imposing tribute
OF the army and navy was no more
touching than the tears of the towns.
folk who, with barred heads. trudged
beside the endless string of hearses
and gave such comfort as they could
to the mourners, Some Of the cot
inns bore flowers; Most of them aid
not. l.........., .rs .yaaHu-
war had brought suffering to
Queenstown long before the disaster
at the city's gates. but The sinking Of
the big liner struck into the very
midst of this peaceful city One of wars
most frightful blows. In Ibis city of
dead, with its half.masted flags and its
universal air of tragedy, the shock
bore deeper sting because the dead
were not soldiers and sailors of the
hghting line, but peaceful, men and
women and even little children w"
$780,. Only Eight Hearses, lE s7sw &
II had been Intended to have each
body carried In separate vehicle. but
as there we're only eight hearses in
the city and the number OF other We.
hlcles and horses was limited. owinS
20 the demands of the war, this idea
had to be abandoned. in CONSTITUENCIES
the bodies had to be borne in relays
and the funeral services lasted all
day 7N"ifa i's %. tlg" ...ff ~
%" Difficulty was experienced In getting
enough collins and demands we're
made upon other cities. Finally the
required number were secured, al
though some Of them were make
shift affairs. ..4pt.rt
Detachn1ents Of troops and squads
OF seamen together with cordons of
mounted military police escorted the
hearses to the eemeteryu. Glergymenn
OF all creeds united In common service
for the dead. ..,. .NIaus o.
A movement has already been STARE
ed to erect a memorial shaft above
the graves. -. 3. u nwil ..,,9n,l
Scenes Were Pathetic.
Pathetic scenes marked the day In
the improyised morgue and mortnarry
chapels, from which the dead wer6
removed. None of the bodies were
ihcased in shrouds, ali OF then, bear
ing the clothing which they sUor,a
when picked up out Of the sea. lt,was
a ghostly sight Among the oorpses,
were, the tiny bodies of four. babies.
all dressed IN White and in their bare
feet The little hands Of all these
tiny victims we're relaxed. in contrast
with the -clenched fists OF most 81
the mature victims, who had abphr
entity died in agony and fearas a"S
Mrs. r. -, Shyner, an American
woman and the former wife Of an Eng.
lish nobleman. came nearly boIne
buried among the unidentified dean,
Just as the authorities had decided
to inter her as nameless and after
her body had been placed in a coffin.
she was identified by q friend Of Judge
X. M. Lands OF Chicago.
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Waae Scale 10 Signed.

La Crosse La Crosse contractors
signed q two years contract With
union carpenters Of the city calling for
wages OF 45 cents an hour This union
demanded an increase of cscts an
hour and will Immediately begin york
ing under the new schedule
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Mondays Results.

AMERICAN LEAGUE. ....
Boston, 3. New York, I.
No other games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburgh. 10; Chicago. :. ...
Brooklyn. 5: Philadelphia, 0, ..t..
Boston, "A; New York, 9
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Chicago, 10; Newark, s.
Kansas City, 4; Brooklyn, 3.
st. Louis. 5; Buffalo, 3 G4 innings).
Pittsburgh, 10; Baltimore. T.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. t
st, Paul, 13; Minneapolis u. .....
No other games scheduled
THREE / LEAGUE.
Quincy. 5. Decatur. l.
Rockford. 6; Bloomington, 2 "
Moline, II: Peoria, 0.
Dubuque, 3; Davenport l.
WESTERN LEAGUE ....r
Omaha. u: Des Mones, 10.
Lincoln. D. Wichita, 0.
st. Joseph, s, Sioux City, 8.
Topeka, 6. Denver, !.
I'D. CENTRAL LEAGUE
Terre Haute. s, Erie, 4
Evansville, I. Youngstown, g |"I
Dayton, 4. Fort Wayne 3.
Grand Rapids. g. Wheeling. .
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-13
RUSSIANS RETREAT SO MILES
Cars Troops in GsIicia Are Still Be.
Ing Pursued by the Victorious
Teuton Armies.

Berlin, May 1.-THE Russian arm.
les in GaIicIa have retreated So miles.
They are still being pursued by the
Germans. who have reached Rymanow
and are pressing on ... .-
The Austrian army has driven the
Russians northward from then posi-
tons between t2sok and Lupkow
passes, The Carpa'mnns arc being
rapidly cleared of all Russian forces
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-13
New Richmond Bow Wins

= New Ricbmond-Th district orator.
ical contest in River Falls was won bv
Walter McDermott, senior. of New
Richmond High school Second place
went to Mark banner OF Chippewa
Falls, and third place to Reuben Lar.
son Of Colfax.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-13
Alrshlp Sinks Submarine

Berlin wireless to London, May
cit was officially announced on Tues
day that Il German alrship dropped
bombs on several English submarines
in the North sea. One submarine was
sunk
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-13
Belgium Part OF Germany.

London, May l0,-The Daily Mails
correspondent at Rotterdam says
proclamation has been posted In Ane
.werp declaring that Germany has an.
lnextd Belgium. The proclamation is
dated May 5. @hs aok
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-13
Train Hits Track Sleeper.

La Crosse. Because John Kurtz. ).
laboring man. used a burlington rail-
road track as place 10 seop, he Is
minus q leg and an arm, o. 49,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-13
Tornado Kills In Tennessee

Humboldt, Tenn, May 10.-Mrs. Sa-
rah Hays was killed, Hardy Hays, her
son, fatally injured, and Mrs. Hardy
Hays badly hurt in a tornado that
passed over this section OF the coun-
try late Thursday
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prussian Casualties 1,263573

Copenhagen, May 1l.-Total casu-
alties among the Prussian troops to
date are 1,263,573. The latest lists
contain 1865 names.
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Two Kentucky Boys Drown.

Irvine, KY, May 11.-Fred Hundley,
seventeen, and Dudley Bybee, eight
cen. were drowned in the Kentucky
river, when their boast overturned.
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/, Submarines Cause .Terro,

aJl 'opdqn, May IN The Lusisania is
the twentypinth vessel to be sunk or
damaged IN the nrst' week of May In
tliel German war soae about the Brit.
ish itslss INiost OF these vessels were
torpedoed by German submarines.
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Bars German InscrIptIon.

Amsterdam, May 8 The Kreuz
Eeituug states that the posth1 author
ties Of INre mh4rg aud Switzerland
have decided that mail matter show.
ing theainscriptiUn' 'G6d punish Eng
land" shah be refused trAnsmission.
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Arrested After Twenty Years.

Rochelle. H., MAY 81 Edward My.
Maid. cfsrse with the theft of a bi.
cysie frpni~ Chief Of Polite Hodges 90
3yeaEs ago., was arrested by Mr..
sHodges IL this city on Thursday. He
NJ al plac I'd in jail.
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Will Build Macadam Road.

-!Raene 1.-THE town of Union Grovel
with the aid of the county roads com.
missiqss is 70 lmppOye hts, thorough.
fares preparatory to the county Old
- Seekers picnic. One road of maca-
dam. Is feet wide, will be built 10 the
picnic ground.
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TraWler Don Sunk

London May lO.T7The vawler, Don
has beer, sunk by a German subma.
rine or the northumberland coast.
Her crew iaDded NJ Coquet island.
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Whittet to Give Address.

Z Sharon, III, c. Whittet of Edgerton.
speaker of the assembly, will be the
orator. for the Memorial exercises at
Sharon.
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Old BAYFIELD, Resident Dead.

shburn.--Antoine Picott, resi-
dent of this city for the last twenty
seven years, died at his home In Bay.
field
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-13
A11EhP!T::::;'u]:.:K|rL( !
81: 4: Il .::G[ENERAEE::::::..G CARA.
Barona's Troops Tryto Assassi-
mate Mexican President
) oaye uduL E7T Tdg III IL
FRANCISCO EsTRADA4S SLAIN
n otue9O ~ qqs1T media ; 10 ~
Rival Troops Clash at Msxiao City and
FIFTY Are lReported Killed In Fight. is
nguT- ]poIgsorders Started as Result d
h,.d yyRsof Soldiers, Brawl

~ Aalob III u gHNJ bJtIOu 81 I'll
Washington, May 11.-An attempt to
assdssfnate Rodue Gonzales Giarza the
convention provisfonai' President of
fMexiton was made troops bod by,
General Barona. former military icomt
manderao of Mexico fHtyg according 10
dispatches reaching heree from the
Nexican capital Barona's Is troops were
Tspulsed aftarw severs9 fighting, with
IlSpsses to both sides yenl " lsi'
I'd AScf9tYdtinqg to the report, the attack
on the Residence Of President CARA
Began at three o'tIock IN tie morning,
The troops IL General Cara met those
of General Parona along the Alameda
and ssepiouai fighting ensued When
General Barona's forces Tsueated they
left thirteen dead and two Wounded
while two Of General Cara sss soldiers
o@Ht% RffFed! >oie of the latter was
General Estrada naur9 T.
gb san Antonio, Texas May 1L7EFifty
persons were killed in, disorders in
Mexico city, which began as the re,
suit OF a brawi between rival Mexican
generals at dance according to a
telegram received from Vera Cruz.
Antonio Barona. q Zapatista general.
according to the message shot and,
killed General D.. Francisco Estrada.
chief OF staff of General Gonzales
Cara, Convention provisional presi-
dent OF MeNico Soldiers of the two
generals became involved IN fight in
the street and fifty persons We're
killed the message added, ,4. ys.r.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-05-13
GREATEST PEACE ENGINES

Inventor Describes Power and Possl-
OIL" lubiitles Of Submarines.
Milford Conn? INLAY % 10. Milford
Lake, inventor. OF the oven keel type
Of submarine torpedo boat said' ..' p
Each successful submarine attack,
while horrible In Itself, only serves to
prove the contentious OF those who
know the submarine and It's 'capablli-
ties that it7Hill2 prove Ethe greatest
peace agent that science has yet pro
hncnl -
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J epanIsh Steamer Wrecked.

!. Plymouth. England. May s.-The
.Spanish steamer Jose de Aramburu.
III snip OF 1855 tons gross. struck
lRcinlnelstone rocks, at Lands End.
cad was completely wrecked. The
IT. ~ .escaped.
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NH Examine MANY BARRIERS.

smli bs4slsAslfland 1.-THE state BARRIERS board
oojIaj > held AN examination here and about
b9iJathbtytfyeu applicants tor licenses In
northern Wisconsin were present.
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I'::.:DEAD q: d: !:
{. BURIED. IN IRELAND
Army and Navy Pay Tribute to
"a Drd Victims. ia ''''7 "'a
FUNERAL LASTS ALL DAY
Scarcity Of lHearsesr and Baskets In
Queen stown.--Bociies Are Takenad,
rTJ Ito Graves in Relays-Con- bgg
.rN mon Service for Dead .N7ga

London, May 1.-THE Cunard com.
pahyA made the following otI,eial an.l
nouncement;Jr' 7ligr3tns ! yll7rsm
H The number of passengers aboard
the Lustania was 1,25l, s,. 10 .ol4s,
ne ere" numbered o9l laiafiJ q
. ..,n NC SUI s,'ors NUMBER n-sl .hw uI
The death roll numbers 1874.
These figures are subject to slight
variation" g4 0-tsf ,..K
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.Beloit-, pr wnlisHs NJ waIkerst
Tailsdfsrn college, ss,,'in ~ 9,lsve'
sear sD suescadYrFog A. SdfS 4 a.
Megsw asgassist4At s8wsswSf v
MAI 4 Itslols -Si,essss q g9rFy w.
Berifh l-Tkes5, sSsS~.-skj
the Welsh ro4Ssfs. tp haas
north of tho tEyshSs Sg ~ VI N MA
VIII take q pes+or AtsEtY cSlSrsdsg
Neenah.-qP y scop, 4 ssfat mr.,
rersity graduate. 49, rsox. . hss1t.
at, pkg efsIifhsH esptrs Jse. II drS,
Coon viii 10 here ~ tssYqtrs Jftly ytla
Aisust u !. 81 i Isl x "a
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AMERICANS LEAVE GERMANY
Remain at Basel Where They Await Of
Developments IN Relations Be- .Il
= tween w. s. ard Germany.

Geenya. Switzerlapdnyia Pptis, May
IA news dispatch received here
from Basel saya IA number Of Ameri.
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-T|T |TI0F VT.I N|
Mob Lynches Physician.

Norman. okla.", May ii.LDr b. e.
" ara,--a uall.kuouu uhxslrlan uas
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~ aLoses American IDEAL.
Wilson Arooses Enthuslasn,.

In his peroration, the president
aroused, much enthusiasm when he
said thstr slte had felt that he sought
nottoSl}e away from Washington, and
after coming he found that the gath.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20

ticoof / Canada, bnar ban blep arre.
miteret. San blep ienere Isslabt oe
ieiiot tilbage orer @rpnien % blep
ioien orrciterct / Stoteu Neip
Sompibire. Gn Der nebint aonl-
mission erflUrcoc, at ban intet
nlanGlcbc paa S~oritanocn.
Gerpoa iulgte mango retsligc
anmpc iornt forbinore bans Silba-
a~eienoelie ill Staten Nem Dorf.
Son table % bleb brogt tilboge bio,
bpor ban, iainmen meo Dem, iorl
bnu0c billlpet bam til at renlme ira
&pipitnlct, inttes UNDER Siltole for
SommeniuGrgclie. gQe blep fri
ficnote.
"a Sbom / Nup Sompibire por
blcuet crflGrct for at bore / iitlb
Neliobclie al S%oritanbens @rlie,
ipgte bons Sagiorer at ion bette
faitilonct ogina / Den Stat, fem fro
peoc bans Silbugcienoelie til Wat.
tcalpan. st Sorilag ON at iao
bans Sinostilitnn0 poaopmt al en-
Sllrirct blcn ben 23oe Npril inboil.
get al CONNER &enoricf. Surpfor.
hprct fog i'm @cgpnoellc Sen 22oC
,Nllll.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
iterris.unsarif proteit

@aihin0ton, Den 15oe SSitlt: YIN.
iporet 0crtil al 5pifIono bar III og.
iaa Den eitcrri9 utJorlfe Hcgierlng
ncoloQt "er uluprlig Trotelt" moo
ocn amerifonife ltOioricl al %oobcil
% Ammunition, iom bcn lclu life
fan ina Ell AnOcl al.
st telegram ira Berlin opIpIer,
al Nroteitcn blcp iclbt pon Spior-
BRING al GuiflunS citer Ell &onic-
renee / Micn iornpllg nlellem ocll
tnlfe Nipafdniler, DR.. bon Netb'
| lrollr NplnpcQ, 0ell tnlfe lloenrlgS-
miniltcr, @pttlicb pom &ogom, oa
Ocu eitcrrig-unnorifc llbenrlgsmlitis
tier, Baron BON Haicci o. at mon
ncntc6e, at Sprfiet uiloe iplgc Grem.
plct.
Mun untoger her / Malhinatpn
at oenne 2ltcrrili-llnNnrus, rg epell.
tuclt Sprtieta lSrotelt. nGrnleit Ell
ment Ion ct %nrifo ON, at ct Tril(
mcb Spltlnno piloc meme p0iaa e.
Nrlt0 nlcb SplTlon0a Nuiereoe.
Ser Niorc@ / N~nlcbning oisie Ero
tellcr ira oiiiciclt Solo opnerflon
poa set tSuftrm, at oct bar Splflal6
iom poo iioitc &oagcrfonpentiol
f~orhinOreoc &ebtngclicn al en- Nper
en@fonlit, ionl pilbe bope giort DC
International ulooligt ior m)Ncl
neltrol Magt at forlpnc Ell frigie
rcnne Mtoot meb &rI1sforneOclbe
DER, og at S~niflanb nltion bar l(
iclp at tuffe ior nctop Den Sitila
tion, lon1 BET mi iaa bltterlig bella
DER Tia nuCr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-20
Sprima %roVc.
lClier NeroIo }.
Y2li5 9luncttc NcrQaanurI

Wiia Npucttc NcrQ2Godro be
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