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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
STOP ATTACK Of
B0sPHOFps FORTS
CONFIRMED Bh fE PETRo-
GRAD WARE OF
Constantinople Dispat& hes Say That
the Situation at e Dardi-
nelles Rem inns
r.. Unchanse
= ~~~@ene1n ~ .

LONDON, April L. he Petrograd
and Constantinople wa offices have
confirmed reports thaA the Russian
hombardment of the psphous forts
has been abandoned.
TheTurkish war of ice declares
that the Russian squad1on has again
bombarded a Turkish Sea port one
hundred and fifty mil3 east of the
Bosphorus, but only WI sted lot OF
ammunition without dong any dam
age.
Petrograd declared That the fleet
had completed its worA OF destruc-
ton of the forts and hal retired.
A coal mine at Turf ish city one
hundred and fifty miles distant was
wrecked by the RussioG lombard
ment.
Constantinople declared that the
situation at the Dardin4 les is UNI
changed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
V|LL|STAS To-
DROP BOMBS
THAT AVIATOR
WILL FLY OVER CMRAN-
ZISTA CAMP TONIGHT.
RESTING ON ARMS
Matamores Reported Quiet Today
Following De>ultory Fling Las,
Notwithstanding For
Artillery.

BROWNSVILLE. TeNhs. April -
Matamoros was apparently quiet this
forenoon following desultory firing
over night. Cold weSther here is
hampering operations, ind both sides
appear to still be playing a waiting
game. The Villistas appear to wait
for the arrival OF their artillery
before staging the fin1 struggle.
A flying machine Of the Villistas
arrived at Las Crucial camp today.
II was crippled in attempting TO alight
about three miles FROM the camp last
night. The CarranzDtas, too, are
waiting for the arriySl of a flying
machine which was expected late this
afternoon.
H. NJ. Rhinehart, ttf Villista avn
ator, announced today#hat he would
fly over the Carranzist4 camp tonight
and drop bombs fronE a height OF
1000 feet.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
NEW MOVEMENT IN
DIRECTION OF PEACE
EFFORT MADE TO lilIE ANBiS-
SAuDR MAKE 81 {.GESI!DN
TO AMERICA.
IniIueare Brought tol Bear 70 Have
Him Inform ntIed states
Now l. The Proper
Time.

ROME, lril IA person promi-
ment in international politics re
Gently sougAt to persuade Ambassa-
dor Walter Hiines Page to inform
the United States that now is the
proper times for formal suggestions
for peace phposals to the warning
nations. according to reliable in
formation here today. An Italian
newspaper ID limited at the same
thing, and Il is believed the same
person who plked with Ambassador
Page inspired the newspaper article.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
THOMAS Nj CAMPBELL MAY
ENTER SENATORIAL RACE
CLOSE FRiK NDS SAY FORMER
GovEENola WILL ANNOUNCE
AT pHorER TIME,

DALLAS, Tx, April Close
friends of Hoa. Thomas NJ. Camp
bell. former governor OF Texas be
ljeye he will become candidate for
the United Stf4es senate in 1916.
He il credited 4 with statement
which leaves M doubt as to his in
tention of entehns the contest.
only sicknef or death can pre-
vent me" is Il e statement he is
said to have y ade recently Inc
authority for tNs statement is not
divulged at Slime, but its relia-
bilitv is such asAo warrant its pub
LEGATION.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
.uNWR|TTtN LAY Defense
SAVES L|F( OF DEFENDANT
JURY RETuRNEe VERDICT SAY
ING PArTlsol WAS 1vsTi-
FAME.

DENVER Colorado, April L.
Clayton Pattison's Runwrli'eh Id"
defense saved himX from oea'n
sentence for killing Robert r. sho-
walter, wealthy LoVeland, toiofauo'
capitalist, whom Pas tison fouha IA
a room with his WIZ on March .
A jury today acquitt$d Pattison ana
declared he was JUS ffied IN iif'ns
six bullets into Sh4~alters poas :
Mrs. pattison appeart h in her hus-
bands defense during he trial
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
GERMAN AV|A1|0N|CAMP
IS DANCED BY BOMBS
BELGIAN Av,Ar4Hs MAKE a
CONCERTED AT1aCk ON THE
ENEMl'S DslTIoN.

PARIS. April -Inflieting dam
age Belgian aviatfs made con
certed attack ON lnportant German
positions east OF SDiXmude yester-
day, dispatches Bald today. A
strong German AVIATION camp was
attacked with serb us results. 1t is
reported that RAT way building was
destroyed. The French are report
ed to be making dne gains. At one
point they captured 1877 men and
three officers within the last twelve
hours A Germau position was de-
stroyed north of t e Aisne.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
SNOW ~ FALLING
At rLA'>vHW.
RELIEVED BIG ~ rln
We'll BE II uoHT SUNDAY

BROWNSVILLE. 9Texas, april ].
American military observers. who
are watching closeH every move Of
the Vilista and tHrranzista forces
across the border. G4e inclined to be
lieVe today that The real battle for
the town will not Acur before Sun
day, There is craving belief that
both sides will reSlect the Ameri-
can warnings not tt fire across the
border. Villista arEilery is momen-
tarily expected
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01

aus April 14The no,ice c,ato,
kptsa 'I''n'hg house formerly
kro., ylhond Swoboda,
|shs 9 ioY pa a photograph
n wiz 'oua a German uni
y sb.,, wv oeh officers. Swo-
knO,iD. y" On LEGGED charge of
Isajns =. " IRE the steamer La
lhe invoa., ehf1 Ute to France.
the ,hoo "'ioh today was made
IA h. mat woboda was in
He ra. "''fiu actress to turn
|kiHg fi,. et ! with a French
the a., ieiY Tor Switzerland
accordi, aite the war start
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
STEAMER IL SpjHCTEn
OF HAiys SUPPLY >Hli'

NEW HAVEN. England, April ] -
The big Dutch steamer Loewijk Van
Nassau was brought into port here
today suspected of being a German
submarine supply { ship. Torpedo
boats captured her after q chase and
after the torpedo Boats had threat
ened to torpedo her. Her cargo con.
sisted chiefly OF oil
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
AMERICA IN NO DANGER
FROM D|stA(E EPIDEMIC
FEW DISEASE GE RMS BEING
BROUGHT HERE how BY
Immigrants.

WASHINGTON. Aptl l. - II
America is careful she iced not fear
being drawn into Eurdhe's disease
war, according to SURGEON General
Blue of the United States public
health service. He declares that in
asmuch as immigration has been
checked typhus and othe1 germs are
not being brought into this coun-
try. but at the close Of the war
America will have to infrease hel
health guardians in EuroIe.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
1--WE Men KILLED i
A DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
PART OF PLANT OF EQuITABLE
POWDER COMPANY WhEch-
ED BY ExpLotIoN.

ALTON. ILL.,, April THE ex-
plosion Of dynamite In Sthe Equit-
able Powder company's wheel house
five miles from here tAday killed
ave men and sixth islexpected to
die. The dead are:
Superintendent cobdfn. Elmer
Kortkamp. Gustav Mjller, Clyde
Davis and Louis Murphy
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
THE RUSSIAN LOSSES
ADMIrTHDLY HEAVY

PETRoGRAD. A rn 1.-The
Russians delivered elling blows
against the enemy's bng tifty-mile
front from the Vistuld to Opozno.
They found the Germbn line west
OF Warsaw had been depleted by
the withdrawal Of TROOPS for the
Carpathians. The war pffice admits
Russian losses in the Carpathian
fighting recently We're Terry heavy.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
MILLS AROUND IA|CAGD
are RtsUM|NG WORK
TEN THOUSAND \ EN HAVE BEEN
EMPLOYED 81 nee BEGIN
MING OF INV YEAR.

CHICAGO, April With prac-
tically all the withstand factories in
and around CHICAGO working on full
time nearly 10000 hen are employ
ed for the first tinle since the be-
ginning Of the yea. Steel mills
have employed new men. Eighty
factories and locomotive works have
resumed work on Il normal scale.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01

:, GEORGES LITTER HAS
Nv p"t> uo,ENtN'V AN tNoh-
'''' uor, NpE1vs'
||(KED BYI LABOR
.,;nen, Labor 0nicia!s say they
''''' with the GRernment.
Example OF iN ia
Cited. (

|,,noy anril .-@lt,ualand will
f. the cabinet stroag support il
\. body decides # prohibition
Erng the war, I
g,ery indication today shows
| VIM ceorgns d. letter to
has aiyen the move
INT an enormous inpetas' ana mas
L,so tho nation clio er than ever 10
khbition.
Amsterdam dispatches indicate
! It Germany, also Z considering
,,,, stems to chesA the liquor
k#c The GerlaaIf federal conn-
!. # is stated, hasEsiHen the a'-
Io,i,as af each 81 T. power to is
\. in their discretion, either re-
Edige prohibition aleasnres or alb
Ig,e prohibition. /
|Gayara1ent leader mere admit
! !, ,trv are not L. auch con-
incl abBt the ID -ibie moral ef-
j Prohibition Il have as they
t-om \ purely scononlic stand
I'M Thew believe Ahe country will
Ina financially thraugh the short
biz Of the war III more efficient
gk en- be had ID the factories.
Iy Baliere this sain will more
Ia offset any "a in revenue the
Ferameat will susrain through
I,ag to compensak liquor dealers
boz business win, be wiped out.
gos Of the IL spaners agree
Il prohibition vodId be a good
BIZ for the county and some OF
Pe1ograd statensnts reporting
during February, 1915, more
b two and half billion dollars
b. added to sayjngl hanks do
u.s. whereas for TIE same period
year when the peasants we're
70 drink vodka lthe deposits
euatca to only s4oo 600
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
WILL DEMAND k.iiMEST
foh STEAMER WILLIAM FRYE

WAsHINcToNIApril Protest
Ing against the sin King OF the Ameri
can steamer william T., Frye by TIC
German raider Tihz Eitel Fried,
erich as flasraa violation of in.
terna'ionaI Law rs government to-
day sent a denarnl to Germany for
the payment of da mage
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
'''s OF sworLpA
DENY Il hE CHARGES

business apr Friends
eoda, he,a 'soclat1s of Raymond
(Asrse ~ m Par ; on an alleg-
n s,e,m. attempting to set fire
(srsd ,sa, sr La TPuraine. today
\ to tho us arrest was due
lna saso',. TACT Tat he carried
rhev ',a SAMPLES in his bag
| denied the truth Of the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
FRENCH STEAMER IS
REPORTED DEf TRoYEp

DOVER, April, 1--Mo$ of the
crew Of an unnamed Free, eh steam
er from Dundalk were lost when the
vessel was torpedoed tod3y. accord
ing to reports reaching here.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
Moving On Nd e,o Laredo.

LAREDO, TeXas.s April 1.-THE
forces of Villa aHD Carranza are
sweeping northward toward Nuevo
Laredo for battle Glere. The town
is alarmed as it ii practically de-
serted and has no krtillery to rely
upon,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
FITTING ODDS FA{ oR
THE BLACK CHAMPION

HAVANA. April l.. Jaek Johh-
son to win in 80 or 3 ROUNDS was
the opinion Of sport exfer1s heiV
day. This was support q by oe'''hs
Of az to that Johnso would win
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
steamer Waiting for Chance.

WASHINGTON. April THE
German embassy stated that the
German raider prinz Eitel Fried
rich would probably get away to
sea II she gets a chance.s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
81 NJ. VEN1ZEp5

The Greeks are now Engaged in a
bitter political contest 40 decide II
they Will enter the Var against
Turkey or remain neutfal and the
fight has come down OLA trial of
strength between Misunderstanding
and thc Queen on one Side and for
mer Premier Nenizelos on the
other Y
The king was raised a. the Ger
man army and he has foE years been
4 partisan Of Germany. III The queen
Is sister Of Kaiser W3lhelm, and
Of course. her sympathies are With
Germany. 1t is said that this posi-
ton has made them unpopular. Ven
izelos, IN the other hand is the
strongest man in the country, and
is believed to be the most popular
leader there, He belieyes,3 bike most
Greeks, that when Turhey# is finally
driven from Europe by The allies
Russia will fall heir 10 all her pos
sessions, unless they get in on The
war before the division of spoils
A day after Venizelos resigned Is
premier the king pronounced the
parliament for q month, fearing suen
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
~~a<>~><~>~%~~>s
TODAN's OLDEST STORY.
"A,iil Fool" on the Allies.

. April Fool' ON the Allies. =
= PENDLETOH, Greg April 4
. 1.--narkdays are looming up
. for France. Cyrus sNoble,"
= unbusted broncho of ~ east 4
. ern Oregon plains, D. just 4
9 been sold to the Frebch gov
= eminent as a caValryf charger. 4
= For three years, yiftors to 4
= the Pendleton Round lp' have 4
. watched the worlds 4ost skill 4
. full riders try to couqt fer Cyrus, 4
= Everyone was hurleY skyWard, 4
q recovering with never
. again VOW on his &DS,
4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
<ee> 8 = T. go . q

reports that he tarried only cloth
and shoe samples through the line.
Of the allies, TIe state department
has been asked t. nave SWaboda
freed. n
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01

Daily Light gives the news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01
THE GERMANS TAKE
NAVY PRISONERS.

, BERLIN, April 1.-More 4
, than $4,000 prisoners, 9 can 4
non and 81 m chine guns were 4
captured by he Germans in 4
Poland last mouth. according 4
, to the war offee today. 4
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-04-01

MEMBER OF
T,,socIArioN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
Sen franife @cneralitab.

Generalerne Soffre, Ho11, Sc Ga
1telno11 CT Sen fronlfe @enerolltobs
&orpfeer, ct b%ergmmeligt Sreflp=
Der, T%ranfrigS @tpltbeo.
Set er paufaloenbe, ifriber en-
aorreipon6ent, ioa Iiot man beo ON
oisie Menb, ser bor fsrt Sc frantic
9ere / bennc blobige og baar6naf=
feoe arig.
Wfon lpnes - og me6 &ette -
at @eneralitabens Gommuniq11eer
MI og oa ct lobligt fnoppe.
Sur0e ser life bore @r1no til
at bragg trent / 2D1et nogle al Sc
ltolte &oroftertref, Ser iertegner
6isie &erens St6tter, - nogle of
Sc e6le 9D6er, ser 1,6mprfer 6en?
0fcn oeri ligner 6isie brobe Sri
gere alle bina116en> at Sc = lom
efter en- falles for1>otruffen Sber=
enSfomlt mes en- neiten jomfrl,erig
@1pbeo bar bol6t fig fjernt fra al
&eflame og &eportage.
Ser CT MI 8ol1, Sen el6te al
Sc tire: SCREENS Mfg11o, 5oloaternes
forq116eDe Mn6Iind, Sen .fononiie=
reoe" Snpali0, Sen e%norlneoe Self
fra 1870. MI 8er9mmellens legen=
oere @lons omitroaler bans Mapn
og bans Sffiifffelie.
9u ban for 11ogle Mar fioen lom
SronfrigS Offending meote frem
beo Sc ltore tpife Mangbrer og peb
Den 2eiligbe0 bleb %preienteret for
&eiier 8ilbelm, rofte oenne bar1
Suanben.
uDeres Moieitat!" iagoe General
!! Rou nnofpl6enoe, 'i0et ban roftc
&eiieren ben1tre Soonb, Der er fltn
lebnet mig En- Mrn1, men sen er ~
laf Serr!"
EAES
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
funr lwngt uil Krt=
gRn uarp?
Gn tiff 8etrastning.

ngteue 9amburger 3eitung"s mi
IitRre Me0arbleioer y. g. ifriber /
en- le0en6e Mrtifel ON Gpprgsmaa=
let: Sbor Iange bill &rigen enonl1
bare?
5pprgsn1aalet ON arigens iano,
iDnlige 8arigbeo er blebet ct ltoo=
enbe 5amtaleem11e. Set treoer os
IL Mgoe oberalt.
81 Maaneoer Dar Denne Ser
Densbiltoriens It6rfte &rig mi bo=
ret, % ingen fan ON ogiao Blot til
nnrmeliesbis angibe Germinen for
6eng @n6e. S Sen fer &rigen trent
TONNE 2iterotur ON @er6enspoIitif
ct 6er giennemgaaen6e blebet ipuaet
ben nalte 1tore Solfefamp en- fort
Nnrigbeo. Sc @Rroier, ser Itp6
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26

pna SpiI ioale0es Ipo Be fIeite
Spaaoomme bar iau nbDre, a
ingen Stot biI6e f1trne l1obpIot
&rtgen lpnge. SO bpab Ter hi mi!
Si bar iDb Maane6er @er6ensfriq
bog oS og fer en0nrl ingen baano.
gribelig Sre0su0ftgt bamre. &rigs:
masien ct / Sen @rao nolignet poo
beggc Sioer, life blot tolmesiigt
men oglaa me0 Sen1Dn til &rigs=
mtoler og @aaben, at fltn geniuIe
Street. fra 2eoeliens 5ibe fon ffof,
fe Sberbegt brt og Der. 0erefter
ifuloe &rigen 10 enonlt fl11ne bore
l9nge, min6it lige iaa lenge, ion1
Sen bar boret. Set pfonomiife Sit
og 5tafens Sinanier, iom Sen fort
barige Sremtibsfrigs 8rofeter bor
beregnet iom &i11bringer for ct le11=
gere Selttog mes Milltonbere, bar
tilpaSit og 1,bbibet Zig otter font
nte Moole1tof iom SEN hebne0e
Magt.
- Mean fan 6pg life berge
fig moo set Sn6trpf, at hi bar Sri
gems ipereite &olpbcl bag ps. Set
ifal life tages rent 1trategiif og
en6nll minorc toftiif, ga Sc ofgjp=
ren0e @lag fer1t ifal iloaes, MEL
Set ifol 6elbis 1es n6 fra set Gyms
punft, at bore Stri6sfreftcr' paa
begqe &rigsplo6ier inotager @til=
finger, fra bbilfe Sber9angen til
DC oflutten0e og afgipre11be &ompc,
noor Si6spunftet til at BRIDE frem
al 5tillingerne er fommet, lonbz
iDnligbis iom alle aabne 5lug, life
bill funne bare ligc iaa lenge lom
SEM n1pprenoe Sil1tono og SAINT
pen ON Sen, er Scr temmelig ltor
9an0ipnligbe0 for, at &rigen fun
bill bare cit Sd Muaneoer enon1t,
1oo &oalton6en, at sen ltpritc og
lengIte 9el er oherbr1noet> life fon
bites fra Saan6en.
Set er begribeligt, at man
paa o%niporligt 5te6 life bill og fan
116tale fig mes 8eltentbeb ON Sri
gems @origbe6. S &rigen er jo alt
1nl1ligt.
Men ...... ret betpbningsfnloe
Momenter toler for at bente Mfgjp=
relierne for Sen fomme16c Cont
11er.
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Gn S%auif=nnaarif @elt.

Sen betjen0te &rigsforre1ponoel,t
@m. s.. 5bepbero pn1tolcr / oisic
Sage / en- al fine &orrelponooncer
en- .M}ono beo geapn Olaf @olff iom
v6en topre1te Ma11b hon far mebt
beo beggc Tronter / Sen n1bere11=
oe &rig. @olff err SO Nor CANT
MEL, Officer / Sen interchangeable
Warine. @an er bolpt bonif= Dalbt
l1ngorer, og en- 9onnlrs Gor6en=
ifiolo, Ser Song poo Sang bor
tro6iet SEN bis1e 9po / &on1pcn for
fit 2an6.
S 8egpn0elien al arigcn bleb
8olff beor6ret fra 5pfloo0en til
Donau for at f%omman6ere Sc 4
imaa Monitorer oer1te0s. Woni=
torcr1e bar rs SOD longe og 80
SOB breoe, pansrebe o9 foriDneoe
me6 langtrpffcr0c &allpner og Sci
tralj9rer.
@olff fit ferit Or0re til at toge
en- at Monitorernc n1e0 til 5aDeflo=
Sen, Ser banner @rnnle1fellet mel
lem 2!trig=l1ngarn og 5erbien.
Sube number 16 beb 8elaru6, OF
Ell maonclps Scot qif @olff meO
Monitoren tro6s Mi11efelter, en-
p0elogt 8ro 'og en- bol0iom SSlo
fra @elgro6forter11cs &o1ro11er ino
/ 5abe. Gn @ro11ot traf 9effet og
orpbte IL Mono. Sra bber fin
She al 6abe 6reb pltrigife og BEL
giife Sol0ater en- 1iblig @fponing,
r1e1t Monitoren bragte inort en-
boloiom Gor1tprreIie / be 1erbiife
&gffer Sen ne1te Sag. S Siffer=
be6 for Sen 1erbiife @ebaril0 renie=
6e Slo6iol6aterne meo beres Mitrol=
ieier inort Sen icrbiife 61oobreb.
Sn1iolertib boboe ct lerbilf 8atz
teri faact 5igte paa Monitoren.
On @ranat falbt pou 9effet og
orebte 20 Mono. Bolff beorore=
De STD meo be ltore &anoner, men
90 mon fun flt1loe gjette Zig til
8atteriets 8eliggenbeb, bar set Tom
at fG1npe / 8linoe meo Ell ieenoe
Sjenoe, Ser boboe Diitancerne 11o=
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9itle>u M, Treberifien.

sc b~rnitne Strenge. Gn ron,ul1=
tiff og rgrenoe Siltorie fortelles
Eari lerblabene. @n belfjen6t Sio=
liniltinoe fra Horis bar gift meo
en M}l1lifer, lom bleD folot til
Jrol1tcn itrafs efter Wobilileringcu>
Sans Sornopn bor Memlp. 8e0
Mfifeoen 1ag0e ban til i'm Some:
vSpis jog lful0e faloe, pil jeg for
ibgc al. icnOe sig Ell liolte @ilien,
for Sen pfficielle llnoerretning
naor, Big"
We0ens Wan0en bar bprte> BE-
ifieftigeoe bans Srl,e Jig iffe~ tort
me6 M11iif. Men en- Sag / ct
plu0ieligt Mnfalo -of 2englel, fog
FUN fir 8iolin for at ipille ct 5tpt=
f, iom ben0es Mo11b boboe bpret
ler1ig glaO be0, og iom ifl,l0e mint
Be ben0e ont BEN frabGrenoe. Sun
oabneDe &asier lag0e S%nltrltmentet
til 5fuloeren, men beD fprl tie
9treg lprang to @trenge, 8 og
G=9trengen> iom paa Sranif BE-
nabnes ~&e" og Sci: Som ct
2pn i1og set neo / benoc, at Bette
moatte betDoe noget. st oef netop
bor Be to 5trenge, bbis Mobnc
oanne0e Manoens Sornobn, lom bar
1prunget, maatte bere at opfutte
1otn ct 8u6 fra en- onoen @eroen.
Sg gonife rigtig, set bar hans IT'S
tie Silien. 9agen efter meooelte ct
Telegram fra @rigsoeportementet
benoe, at benbes Mono bar fal6en
pan 9@rens Marf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-03-26
Mferc pm 1srcmtibcn.

ST.. Meooftpr!
Set glGOebc mig at lc 9cre:
5palter og1oa er aabnc for rps
5ocialisne. Seq fun6e fri1tes ii
at ltge ~gren" 5ociolisme> tbi Sci
or oen 5logs Soeer> iom Sc 1111ge CT
optplbt me6 / Sc fer1tc 9(or al Sc
reg vgree11lorns" Sage. Otter:
baonoen iom mo bliner elbre /
San0et, bliper man bao6c mere
praftiif og n1ir6rc ielbiiffer.
Set bilbe 6og bore 1tbeloigt, ON
CIT lao6on @11nfe &olbion0bcocr
lorn ST. Suits lebereoe / forrige
geltmumer life 1fuloe iuppleres. 9
fleltc al Deres 2eicre beo ho11 bol
l1ret og at bon fer ifGbt poa Sor=
bol0ene> men bar mooifc life gjort
fig fart netop hbori Set 1f9be,
ltionbe og enii0ige beitaur.
Weoa jeg gje1rnemgaa Set og poo=
pegc 1loget of bboo Ser monglcr?
SPIRIT og fren1nieit er bore 5tatS-
iamfun6 life noget, lom 11ogel1 bo1
plonlagt og bpgget op. @eroen bar
ubbiflet Zig. 5tatsiun1funoet ia,
pofiet fig op font e1 @lonte og lol1
ct Menmelfe bofier fig op. timber
tioen gaor set gait baa6e for Glan=
ten og Menneifet - ganlfe bit;
men 6erfor 1fol man fife b~ortfolte
Sc g%rfaringer, font Wenneifebeoe11
bor gjort / Sc 1t6ite to Suiino Mar,
iler 11oor man fun bar en- balbfpr=
bpjet 8Iol1 at 1ntte ilte6et 6erfor.
Set CT nion6t, at Set er bun0reoe
Sl11in0er / Sc frigsfprenOe 2anoe,
ser beoe om M6gong til Mrbej6e. 90
orbejbe, for6rer b9iere Son og tr1er
me0 @trejfe / england. Seq bar
intet bgrt ON Mrbej6sl6sbeb Spif=
1on6. @bis ST. &pt5 bar TIFF, bill
Sc ian babe Mrbej6e nof lom Col
sat / 2pbegrabene.
s SC 11eltrale 2on0e CT Der Mr=
beioslesbe0. Sborfor? Soroi Der
n1ongler. &opitol til at beifieftige
Sem. Man er bange for at rift
fere fin &opital. 9og afbielpes BET
gra6bis. Me6 bare Meber roret=
tes ser fun li6t, og naar HeO1fa=
berne goelngges eller bruges / &rig,
iao n1ou ser f6rlt opSpareS onore
Me6faber for at olle Wano fan
befjaftiges.
SIT gjere Mar as Na%tionalgfono=
mer, ser Itl1oerer fig blir1oe, en- let
nof. Dog bar netop / bisie Sage
Nrofesior 8atten at Oa1e oplpit og
bebiit, at bbis &rigen borer
to Mar, bill set tuge 5amfnnoet
omtrent 1pD Mar at erltatte Set,
Ser Ell g6elugt. Samfunoet opipa=