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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21
Z Passerogets Aboard British
Steamer Witness A Battle

combatants far behind The LapIand
carried 1l3 passengers.
The submarine was sunk by the
torpedo boat. In the opinion OF Cap
tain Bradshaw, OF the Lapland. A
widening circle OF oil ON the water.
the caltain said. told OF the subma :
rine's fate.
Henry Morgentbau, Jr.. .passen-
ger. son of the American amtassa.
dor 10 Turkey. said frat warming Of
the submarine came when the torpedo
boat. which had been In the rear Of
the Lapland. ,oyeriiaulea the steamer
al full speed and inquired IL Captain
bradshaw had seen a submarine He
had not. and che warship fSil back.
When she was j 900 yards behind tie
steamer, she started firing In the di-
rection OF the Lapland. Her guns
spoke In quick succession and the
shots fell so close TO the Laplanti,s
port side that the sprays from tets
OF water they raised almost touched
her
Then the water became oii-coate;i
Meanwhile the steamer sped ahead.
The torpedo bc4t remained near the
OH spot. s}.as ss
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Much Concerned About
Fate of C:prstantinople
(By Assocsated Press.l

LONDON, March 20 t11.s5 p. MI
An Amsterdam dispatch to the Ex-
'-uge Telegraph Company says:
rhe emperor received Djavid Boy.
Turkish minister, of finance. at Berlin
yesterday when the Dardanelles sit
uatione was discussed. In an inter-
view which appeared in the Berlin
paper Djavid Bey intimated the en-
peror was much concerned about the
possible fate of Constantinople. not
Enly because of the tremendous polit-
Scal consequences which would result
But also on account OF the prosperity
which the forcing OF the Dardanelles
would bring to Odessa, The emperor
is quoted as saying: we cannot al
low Odessa to become another Ham
burg"
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Americas Grsatest Battleglip a,ad Her Sponsor

The greatest battleship ever built in
the United States. II not In the world.
slipped down the ways at Newport
News the other day. az Miss Eliza
beth Kolb. declared by the governor
of Pennsylvania To be the Sweetest
girl in the State" smashed bottle of
champagne on her bow.
There Is u question if the new bat
tleship, and the five more like her
under way. are greater than the
Queen Elizabeth. now bombarding the
Dardanelles. ani the five superdread-
noughts just being completed for the
british navy. The Pennsylvania will
carry 14-inch guns. The Britisher has
l5-inch guns. The latter will shoot
farther. but the total tonnage Of steel
that may be fired from the Queen
Elizabeth is less than that of the
Pennsylvania. At close quarters the
Queen Elizabeth would not do as
much damage as the American ship,
but. at n distance the British ship
cou't strike while the American
would be miles out OF range.
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GREATEST COTTON
CROP ER PRODUCED
CROWN { N THE UNITED
STATES LAST
xEAR
is, 1O2, 143 BALES
OF 500 LBS. EACH
Alabama, Louisiana and OkIahO-
ma Only States Making
New Records
Qy Assos.iutell pecss.I

WASHINGTON. March 20. The
greatest cotton crop ever produced in
the United States was grown in 1914.
Census bureau statistics issued to-
day giving final ginning figures. of.
tieiaily place the 1914 crop as a rec.
ord with 16,l0s,l93 bales OF SOC
pounds each. That Is 409,442 euuiva-
lent 500-pound hales, or 2O4,72l 900
pounds. more thai produced in the
great crop OF 1915. In addition 10 thu
production OF lint cotton. a record
quantity of Inter cotton, which is ex-
tensively used In manufacture OF
military explosives. was obtained.
This amounted TO 395,732,0cO pounds
and brought the total 1914 crop 10
l6tS93,6Oa equivalent 500-pound bales.
or S,f46, ,S03 800 pounds.
While the crop was "a record one.
the only States TO make new records
In productions were Alabama, Louis
ana and Oklahoma The other cotton
States all came close to their REC
ords
Unofficial estimates place che value
OF the crop at $570.000;00O for lint.
That IS based oman average price of
I,z cents a pound to producers, and
an estimate of 40 per cent as the
puahtits dHSduN BClu With the re-
mainder selling at an average of Z IS,
cents a pound. On the same basis the
value of The seed is estimated al
Sl3i,000:000- These together make the
estimated value or the l9l4-I5 eron
TO cotton farmers $70i ,0O0. 900. COM
pared with $911 900 600. the Yalue of
the l91S-14 crop estimated In the
saiise manner.
included In the figures are 1854
bales estimated to be turned out after
the March canvass
Round bales included 57,61S. Sea
island bales 81, ,59S. Average gross
weistt of bales 507.2 pounds. Gin
neries operated 24.522. Linter cot
ton, not inclnded In total, 772,270
running bales: or 791,464 equivalent
500rpound bales. r
Production by States in 500 pound
bales.
Alabama l,750.2 PSI: AFkaneas i.Of5.-
674, Florida Se,a63: georgia 2.7i3.470:
Louisiana 447S61;: RIfssiBsippi l.244.
70s; Missouri 1857. North Carolina
925, 5,233; Oklahoma i.26I,350; South
Carolina / .524 .595.; Tennessee 3S2. All
Texas 4,5S4 .s33;; Virginia 25tIS2. All
other States 63,SSc
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WILD SCENES
IN THE GERMAN
REICHSTbG
SUCH AS HAVE BEEN UN-
KNOWN SINCE THE WAR I.
BEGAN
SOCIALIST DEPUTY
MAKES SPEC CHI
Criticises Military Authorities for
Trying to cerrnanize French
Territory
tBy As,orlntctl pre...1

BERLIN. March 90 (via London.
March 21; 3:2h o NO. The socalletl
truce of God" among the political
parties suffered breach In the
Reichstag today, leading TO exciting
scenes such as have been unknown
aimee the war began and revealing 90
apparent rift IN the Socialist ranks.
George Lede5our. a Socialist deputy,
made the leading speech for HIS party
and during his remarks criticised the
German military authorities philipp
Scheidemann, another Socialist mem
Der. later made q formal statement in
behalf of the party, however disayow-
ing Ledbour's attack end deputy
Heine one OF the leading Socialists.
interrupted while Herr LedeDopr was
talking and shouted that the lRticf
was not speaking on behalf of the So
cialists.
Deputy Ledebour's oigense consisted
in saying that he was absolutely hor-
riiied when "a few day ago the military
authorities announced that they
would burn three Russian villages for
every one burned by the RassiaDs.
These words raised stormy protest
among the Socialist members
who shouted treason 1--WE protesti.'
"call him to orderi afid sshameless-
nesit" .ss{
Dr. Karl I.iebknecht. Socialist, in-
teriected the word tbarbRsisnt'. for
which the president OF the Reichstag
later called him TO order. Herr Stad-
thagen, Socialist. member, criticised
the censorship which he claimed ex-
ceeded purely military reaEifementB.
The German people, he said. have
come of an age where there do not
need u censorship. FREEDOM Of The
press he said, must be restored. pre-
ciseiy for the reason that Germany Is
gaining victory ind the press must :
be allowed TO discuss a basis Of rea-
sonable peace.
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iuy Associated press.)

LONDON, March 20.--A German
#aeropiane dropped several bonbs -.
day OF Deal. seaport on the straits
Of Dover. The bombs ali landed h
the sea. &. 'i'' q 4 = =
A patrol boat opened IRE on fhp
aeroplane, which turned and dssan-
peared One OF the bombs droppes,
along side the Anssfican bark Mai,ga
Reya and deluged her with a grsa /
volume of water.
Has Had Adyentsrsense Career
PisLADELPHsiA, March .s.eS.s;ISs,a ne
American bark Mango Reva. Witch
aarrowIy escaped lksing struck ~ Z
bomb dropped BY German aviator
at Deal, England, nss had an ntfVeu-
ttiresome career. She was fnrmeYiS
the British bark Pyrenncs ana ss6s
huilt on the Clyde IN 1891. III 1900
while bound from Rangoon 10 New
castle, New South TEatoa. she strIick
the island OF Manga Aeva. & low living
coral reel IN the South Pacific. When
the vessel struck the natives. many
.of whom never hnc seen 8 white man.
showed m unfrIehdIy spirit ana at
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21
Cargo Of MdnchurIan Corn.

SEATTLE. Wash, March 2O.-The
Japanese steamer Hakushika Maru is
due here from Kobe in few days
with the first full cargo of Manchur-
Ian corn ever borne across the Pacific.
amounting to 5000 tons. 1t will be
used in the manufacture OF stock
food. High grain prices in the Unit
ed States has caused brisk market
for Manchurlan corn and further
heavy importations are expected.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21
Eight British Vessels -
Lost During Week

LONDON, March 2O.-Cerman sub
murine raids during the week end
ing March Il resulted In loss of eight
British vessels. with total tonnaRs,
OIL s2.S2o out of 1859 arrivals and
sailingE, according to a summary is
sued today by the admiralty. Three
other vessels which were torpedoed
were able to reach port.
The total losses TO British com
merce from the beginning of the war
10 March "a were 80 merchant yes
sells and "A fishing vessels.
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Frost Warnings Issnel.

4 WASHINGTON. March 20.-Frost
warnings have been issued for the
Gulf States, including northern and
central Florida, the weather bureai,
announced tonight in it's general sore-
cast Temperatures in the south, 1t
was stated, were from 10 to 90 de-
grees below the seasonal average.
{ Snow fell last night and today at
points as far south as Meridian. Miss.
and Selma. Ala, but 1t was believed
crop damage wd6iId be negligible. The
snow quickly melted.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21
Thrown chIIdren Ont Of window.

PHILADELPHIA, March Sam
uel Liebman of New York charged
by police of that city with throwing
his two small children out of fifth
story window, resulting in the death
OF one and the serious injury of tn.
other. was arrested here tonight.
Lfebmah admitted his Identity and.
according TO detectives, said he throw
the children out of the widow because
he was tired OF supporting them.
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FIorIdn Men Arrested.

CHELSEA, Mass, March 20.-Two
men thought to be Frank Well, for
mer postmaster OF Wade. Fla. and
Claude DiRosa. Of Newbnry. Fla.
were arrested here tonight as fuei-
tives from Justice. The police say
DiRosa has admitted that they are
the men wanted by postoffice inspeet-
ors Tor the alleged larceny of 81 500
1T was charged, the police say. that
various sums OF money we're obtained
frandulently through postoffice p,oney
orders which We'll sent to DiRosa,
who cashed them
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21
BRITIsM CRUISERS TOWERING
AROUND VIRGINIA CApEs
I'm .Assoelntcd Pm..N

NORFOLK, Va. March 20.--Appar-
emily anticipating that the German
auxiliary cruiser Eitel Friedrich. now
at Newport News. would attempt TO
make a dash for the sea under cover
OF fog, two British cruisers which
have been lowering around the Yir-
gini9 capes for week, came in close
to STORE today and were plainly visit
BILE from Cape Henry :
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Carranza Forces (pt an

DOUGLAS, Ariz.. March 20. =
Colonel Samaniego's Carranza force OF
200 men Is reported to have been cut
on from It's base at Aqua Prieta, OPP
posite Douglas. and to have started
southward In an attempt to join Gen.
eral lturbide and Colonel comez the
Cnrranza leaders who are trying to
invade Sonora from the south.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21
Noted Woman Writer
Jumps From 5th Story
(By -As,,.ciated Prose. ;. }

NEW YORK, March 2O.--Mrs. Ellen
Heuey, editor of the Woman's Mag
azine. published in Detroit. and writ
er OF short Stories plunged five ste--
les TO her death al her home here to-
day. She was deiiriouS from typhoid
fever.
Mrs. Heney was a sister OF w. W.
Farley State excise commissioner.
She was 32 years old.
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At The ExpesilIon.

|, SAN FRANCISCO. March 20yvice
President Thomas r. Marshall srriy-
ed here today with his party to, take
spaftsin the formal dedication OF the
E'anama Pacific exp position as the rep
ressntative 0f President Wilson ana
later To participate hi similar cers-
monies al the Panama California ex,
position at san Disg6. Cal. s
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-21
Hen Fruit Stopped.

LONDON. March 20 .t6:40 p. m.) -.
The Dutch steamer zaanstroom, with
cargo of eggs. has been stopped In
the North Sea by Germans and taken
TO Zeebrugge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Ara Deroensfri0en.
S~orifriieIie fro eise


9eIIen til SihIationcn, % Der IL
ge3, ar Scr gisres tore liIbno 'or
at iaa set Ill at lutte iig I'll Den
enc euer onoeu AZ Sioerne.
@onoc bc gHicrebe % Splferne
iiQes al itnbc Sin6rinaer ioeien Tor
line @eitrpbcIier. @rPfenIono %
Scrbiell or life piaig I'll at a''ion III
@uloaricn 0c Tclc Al Wnteoorien,
lom BET iorInnaer ior Of bllOc meo
sc &uGicreoe, mcocnS Sprfiet moo
iUttcr iiN Niitooclicr, ionn 2itcrria
OF lniflnno s%nlfer BET lfal alere Tor
al iifrc iiq @ul1uricna Nclrtrolliet.
NuINorien iigea at peie Den Seir,
CitcrriQcrnc % Snifcrnc hor piinoet
/ Eolcn, mco sc Nlicrc0ca iornpeoe
NritrU6clicr / Inr0oncQcrnc % Den
b~ciuGcliqc Scir, iom HllSlerne ll9e@
at houc pnroct oper Snrfcrne /
2aufaiu2 % iom WtilitTrfritlfcre
tror nil boI6c (nrfcrnc | Ho pon
ocmne Tront Tor en- lio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
WerfeliS Kpoelveoom.

Canning. Mid).. ben 12tc aro.:
Gn mpltiif Spqoom, iom hpcrfcn
SprITger cller ANDRE Sn0fnnoige
bar funnel iorflorc iig cler iaa
@u0t mcb, bar ioraorioQet itorc
2ab poo arcotlrbe /
SoAinom Gointp. Nl fon1nler ser
Webbing ON Ell onocn n~iorflnrIig
Sn9oomL 'om cr begpnbt at graS-
'erc blnn0t anrget / 9Irenac So.
S%pgopmmen rcilllterer /, at arcatll-
rcruc blir i%uIoitrnoig bIinbe.
Nnipeftercr er lcnot oerhen for
1Trnlerc at unocrie9e Spobomncn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Stor Kruotleperance.

@ilminNton Gel, SEN 12te Iu9.:
Oh Vont Topoer Company bar
nctop mootaGet Ell @citiling paa
meIlcm $1,000 OF 10000 Spll
&rllot ior sc Nllicrcoc. Nproien al
NcltllinNcn oniInuc5 til $4,000
600. Get iorlpocr, at Sterltcpnr-
ten Al &riotct or nlcnt ior NllS-
loto. Nrbeioct pda Sen iicrbc me
S%llbugnlnQ til aompunicts arllot.
'nbrif ~bcIpnNtea bcnne llae. Genie
iioitc Silbngninq pil bli obifiQiA
iterrc ems Ben oprinoel;qc Sabrif.
Nnor ocn me Silbpqnina bllr
'UroiQ nil Tabrifen futoe produce
re omtrcnt 100000 Euno arllot
ON SuQCn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
0ampen ON yaroanellcrne.

On Iepehc ira Itben I'll "Oollp
Chronicle" Tiger, Sperntronerre poa
@aQipolibalusen iortiptter eiter ltor
MouIcltof. 0c iioitc Npbeber er /
Oct belle tagct girnltlge. aampen
bar prret alm;noelig / G1rcn ueo
arithia. 5raitifc Oiiicerer Tiger, at
DC Nniereoe mco ltore Soritprfnln'
ger bar orgrehet DC tprfilfe Stllin.
ger % punbet TO Ginier Sfpttergra'
be, Der er al ltor itrategiif getpo'
ming. Snlfring Gqnen peo gtd,i
Nnbn bar Nrtileriilbcn ppret meget
bcitig.
@eo Mpi @urrnl par Ell engclif
Nntalion nebt til at retirere 300
DarbS otter ct lprlig fruitiJt PIN.
areb, men Stiuinacn er life bcrior
ioroTrret. Gre iielotliqe Ncroplo-
ner leoct Den t~prfiife SSlo.
Zen tprfiife aononbauo "Gerf,i-
Sntpct" % eft Srnnaportifib er bIet
torpcocret / G%nr0nncllerile al Ell
cngcllf lln0crunnoabaao og icnot
.tllbun05.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
ct eraitiif Sreesforilas.

9onoou. Sen t2tc Nua.: "Ghw.
nicIc@" Nprreiponocnt / Taris be-
rettcr. al ell idImciiiif AuiS bar no.
Iouct en- Trrmie paa $1,000 Tor oct
bcbite Noriloa I'll al 'ao abort en-
Slut pou arl9en.
81 al Sc iuNfoune Sorllaa laar
no pan, at iamtligc Neolemmer al
Sc realcrenoe tulfe Suritebuie on-
brinae& / Sen i%orreitc &Gtfe al
S%fpttearapc i%onnen meo ale Me.
pr0ientouter / Ben tplte Niaeod9,
arupp .aonpniubrifcns Girefterer p1
Mcolcnmer al oct p~anaermonltc
Sorbuno.
) Sc i%orreite Sfptteraraue poo
Den mooiatte She anbriNes Meo'
lemnerue al "%Srancaiie GamelotS
sc Rop", % HeSafterer al DC iran
ifc Gationaliitblaoc, SofilogSitile'
rem hppoer, at Den ierite Salue
piloe brinee en- burtia % paris 6reo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Resnifaoe / Kanias.

aanias Gitp, Sen lite Ili9uIt:
st itprft He9n, Der paa mango Ste'
ser Iiancoe i~uloitrnbi9e Sfpbruo
|clbiombeo, ialot igaor / Sen peit-
liac Gel al aanias. Stprfeit bar
Hcoberen / Smcgnen al @inona
Hnrbeoen al GolornooarGnicl1, bppr
Sen / 81 elmer anoro9 til ~ Cont
mler. : Monument ialot Ser ioag
10 CONNER, / Saflep 6 % / 8reen-
iieIo ) CONNER.
H~eanialbet par iaa poloiomt Of
Smofu Sill. % Sulineflooerne
tritebe meo at eaa ouer line 9reo-
ser. 9aplonbet. iom nlerebe Here
@ange iaar bar pHret oueripemmet,
itaar iaien UNDER %anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17

grapne ioag meo militGre 9Gresbe-
pisninger.
st aabelgram ira 2onoon Sen
13oe meloer, at Hellter's Seleerum-
bureau bar berettet oertil fra &ri-
itianiu, at "Snbia" blep torpeoeret /
norife Sarpanoe, efter bpao Den nor
life &egiering paaitaar. Get er off
cielt blet erfl9ret, at ligeiom Norge
tioligere bar iniiiteret paa, at Gelt-
fioroen / fin Selbeo or at regre for
nprif Sarpanb, iaalebes, bar man
o9iaa MI / Inlebning al "SSnoia"s
Sorpeoering lnoerrettet ben tpIfe
Staggering ON, at nGpnte Sioro ira
uminoelig Sio bar p9ret betragtet
icm norif sSarpanb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Rri0en 90 olrbcios:
prilerne.

@urp, Snoinnn, Sen t2tc Ill1.
Nrbeioerne ipr Ncona Chemical So.
% Ietnn Grplolipc Company al
Nclp Dorf, ser bar itore Tnbrifer /
Nctnn, Ell Spritno til @orp, OF /
NhpcnlinQ, Mtid., bar ibng iaaet ct
Epnapnolrg al 80 Troccnt neo Gil
leicnoc al, at ct mt TnnIrg al 80
Froccnt til, iinlo arigen pnrcr lrn-
gcre cuo til December. Irbeiocrne
pil, meo andre Srb, / iibltnupntc
GiliTloc iao i'm nprpprcnoc Sag
Ion nfflirnt iorOoblet.
Srn@paoIrggct fomn1cr flcre fit
ZEN Nrbciocre tilgooc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17

Conner al Horae / Winot, q. .,
oil mart bope Ell al DC pafreite 9oge,
bp9ninaer / Sunoet. &ontraften ior
Spierelien oil bli unoertegnet beilnc
llgc, % @pgningen oil / fGrbig
Stunb fomme til at foitc $35 200.
Zen pentes at bile bli fGrbia til at
tages / grile Den lite December octtc
Nar.
Sil at fremune 9pgningsforeta-
genoet blep Scr / i'm Sib organiieret
en- gpgningsforenine, iom bar giort
opermoobc 9obt Irbeioe. SEQ ct Mp,
De al Iftion9rer iorleben bIep ser
afgipet Ell f%uIoitGnoig Tapport ON
@irfipmbeoen biotil. Ser err fipbt
en- Cont pon Siernet al Central
Ipenle % Secono Street, S-@., til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
pdnamafanalcn
after ddbnet.

Tnnuma SEN tic Nlta.: Tann-
mtafdn0ICu aabncoea iglcn / Otter
miNbnQ, ioo ii Sfibc. ocriblonNt
TinInno", n1ch mango EasiuQerer
omhoro, funoc iortiUttc Neiien. Soft
or hcnimoo ct Snca Nortpicr blcuct
i~oriinfcbr pau @rluo al <oroifre-
oct.
&c nUrprrcn0c @lioniuper al
&orNcn 'orcQnnr pno bcQQe Siocr Al
GuIebrn'tlUrin9em "a &nacnirrcrnc
cr a Ben Micuiug. at oe Nil tort
iUttc | noAcu Sio. ioa llcnta9ne
S%tananingcr al Sroiifcn, mlIiaen$
Tor Here Sage as @angcnL imeoe-
ipr5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Ov prefoent.

Sra Sort ull Yrince, !Saiti, meo.
oeles, at General Sartiguenaue ben
12te bS. at Observation-Disclosures
blep palet til Hepublifens Yrpli-
bent. ri oet iamleoe Stemmeantal
paa 116 ff ban en- Naioritet al %.
Ger berifer M nogenlltnoc roiige
Sorholb berborte, bcoer oet; men
ltroligbeoer fan formpbentIig uobrp-
De iglen naar iom belit. s bpert
Salo er man forbercot berpaa, %
me StriosfrGiter or berfor lanoiat-
te ira De amerifanife &rigsifibe, ionl
ligeer / Sapnen. @pen potrillieres
itnbig al amerifanife Marineiploa-
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Snitfriocn.

Tn Gifa0rc 3eppclincrc ioreio9 ben
13oc O2. CT mn Streiito9t herwper
Guqlau09 2itfpit. Set bar oct an.
oct Oenne ll9e % oct tSbe, iom or
~ioretoaet, iioen ari1eu be9pnote.
Heiultatet al Streiitoatet bar. at
Ter uifploige Nenneifcr blep 0r1bt
90 % ioaret "a II ireoelise Mcn.
neifers Nuie iiprft ranpouereoe al
De reoiIpn9ebe Bomber. timber Dis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Uorif Sfib ioIet.

Sra &iebenbaun t%elcgroferes Deli
13be Iuguit:
Get amerifonife Stag blep ibag
beilt poa Sumpifibet "saaguaib",
oct biotige norife Sfib "Hpeia", al
be Toreneoe StaterS @enerolfoniul,
Gbmaro 9. @inslom. Oct er scr.
nieo en- gipen Sag, at Sen nmerifon-
ife transatlantic 2inie bar fisbt
"Hpgio". Sampifibet bill afgaa til
SEEM Oorf 9proag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Senator g. =. Sborpe al @in-

ma err netop fonlmen tilbage fra Ell
Heiic I'll StiQchapsfWten % Ilaifa.
Sans TO 0stre par meb bom paa
Srren. Senotor Sborpe iaebe, at
Nlnifa miuoeoe nam mle9et ON Nor
&c. ifripcr "SiNenoe". Wanbifabet
pan Snnlpifibct. bpormco Suren til
Hlaifo Nioroe3. beitob bouebiaacIis
al Nprifc. %circt minoeoe 'terft ON
%eitIanbet ! Ncrae, set fine Hean
pnr al Sen 9lrt ON bpilfet man /
Bergen tiger, at man life bIiper
paaS al SCI. Siorbelre par iom
Nrrciproen, mco brotte Sielolioer
me0 male, Ianae Gale, Der life
aoot eaneoe liz til Sorobrta, San
nlsote manNe Norife oerpppe, iaaoe
ban. ! mango al @perne oar Den
norife @eioIfning ganife talrlg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
sang "Iipperarv".

ariitiania 13bc IugIit. aaptein
@iliom &enneop al Sen enaelife
SiGlpefrpbier "SSsnbia", iom beionot
liz poa SfibctS aommanoobro, On
set bIep torpeoeret / &orbiieen al Ell
inf llnberpanosbaab Den Soc Nua.
par blai,ot DC Sc Weblemmer al &c.
iGtninaer, iom blep reooet. S9iaa
ptte andre Siiicerer bIep reboet. @n.
Del al DC rebbebe beianbt zig paa Ell
Hait % lang "2ipperarp". ga Heo.
ninsen fom. Ger bar 80 andre i
Sfibets 9ipbaabe. 9igene al DC If
Matroier, iom miitebe 9ipet, bIep be.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Suruieth e%ienpal9t.

Scn Troncisco, Gal, SEN lite
Mllg.: anorem Silrllietb berIteos
blep ieaar g~ienpalgt til Erpiioent
al Gen internotipnule Siemanos-
forening", iom aiilutteoe i'm aarS-
~fonpention BERT gpen.
Eoa Slutningsmsoet oeOtoges en-
NelplMtion, bpori ser rettes Ell Sen.
penoelic til oelt offcntlige Opinion
ON at ubiptte nleo at fploe nogcn
iorbaitet Com pper BEN al aorJres-
len pebtnane me Sismanosloo, men
pente inotil man bar faaet en- bebre
Spritaaelie al oens %irfninger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17

ct aoItenbe al $1,000. Senencre bar
9paningSfcmiteen afilaaet $4,000
fer Den.
@eo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iibite
Wfcoe bleo fslgenoe 9eitprelie palet:
Sobn s. Gee, 9ornep @arberg, g.
:. &osmisien, Ole Nllltao % Char
Wtllus. Senere bor Wr. Hasmus-
len religneret, % Gireftionen bar
palgt Sobn 6. Specn / bans Steo.
Ssnncr al Worge 2oeen / Winot
beoer 9bor, @r. 81, % bar glimren-
De lloiigter til Of bore / oct fommen.
De Iar. 2eoerne ipaar, at oens
Weolemsantal bill fomtme iii at bore
til minoit $50 inoen ii WaoneoerS
Sorlpb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Gorif paa Sriliiten.

Ssilititsoeportementct / @nibing-
ton bar oen 12te bs. afgipet Gragt-
ming ON, at Sorif, iom @ellene or
tnget ilb al for berpeb ot lcttc SEQ
pafningcn % Spbeparingen, life iful
~fortolbes ion prGporeret Silt.
Tao lfinb- og beniri Silt betaleS
ell SoIb al "a Sent pr. Yi,no. Sipl'
&c Gcpartementets @eItemmelie oil
Sorlf bereitcr bli ppfsrt poa Srlli-
itpu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-17
Oanmarfs Cab.

Otter bpub Ser t~eIearaferes til
Sonoon fra aiebenbonn bar Den ouli-
'fc Sanoelsflnnoe peb Winer oa Sor-
peooer, iioen 8rieen beepnote, liot
ct Cab paa 100000 aroncr. Su-
bet paagrllno al SpbrineeIie al oanIf
Nrogt9pos / England irttes til 1
Wtia. aroner. 0isie Spaaper er
pfiiciene.