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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Grafifen paa 1noiicerne

Soult Ste. Maric, @it., Sen
4oc Sec: Siclgc en- igaar o~iicnt-
lig9iort Happprt par 8oostrofifen
aiennem ct. @nrp'S Sals.aanalcn
5,OOO,O0O Con iterre / Nopember
cno Sen ianmc Muarco Tor ct Nar
iibcu.
&c pietigite %nreartiflcr bar Sob.
Der, Sernmalm. @peoe % andre
&prniortcr. ri &obber transportc.
rcbeS ser eitoper gienrem &nnalen
33.9S3 Son. al Scrnmolm 4,494,.
96t Son, al &peoe 20,33S,360 gu.
ibcl % al andre aorniortcr tilianl.
men 74,3SS ,6S7 @uihel. : Nopcm.
Der 1914 ubgproe Transporter al
Soldier 2i,454, al SernmaIml
|1.115.719, al Speoe 1i.936.0t9
@mibcl % al andre aorniorter iii.
|'cmmcn ~32,77O.253 @uibel. TaS-
i%cacrtrnntcn gicnncm aunolen par
nerimoo aoifiaia minore / Nopem.
Ter iaar cno iiior.
Mntanei al Stibe. iom pasierebe
0aualcn / 9opember iaar nor 2.456,
brilfet par 1.t01 Here enc i No.
'rember 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Simormbure ON aris % 0rcS.

MIen 6te Dec. - Cr. Nanl @o!o-
mann n~leOocler / NIaoct "?telle Srcic
Vrcaie" / 4ien ct &Itteruicu, ION
ocn bersnlte inite Sucr0enerdl pna
Gitironten @enerolielmarlfaIf oon
Ninoen6ura nor tllltadct bdnn.
San ertlprebc, at set piIoe glGoc
huer eneite Gplfer, ON oct III blcp
en- Gnoe paa BEN ioriGr0eIlae @Ioo'
topning. men Spltlnn0 cr moot I'll at
icre Den ari9 I'll Gnoc. lom blep
paatpunget Oct
Sore SLENDER er enonl life I'll
ltrRtfeIigt uomotte0e", ia8oe ban;
ri maa oerior ioriiTttc at llaa los
rao Dem, iioen be life uII lfNrsnmc
rpgen al pore Seire."
San uoiaIte liG ltarpelt ON
SrarifmGnoere, iorbi De frGpeoc
elias % 2otbringen tiIbage.
"0pia oc cnitcr set, ioa inar DC
femme ~ tage oct", iog0c ban.
Sm ben miIiturc Sitiation no.
taller han:
"|or taftiife Stinina cr uomcr
fct. Spriig poa Eit'ronten bar Den
tpife 9lrnie naaet Sen 9unitialte 'trn-
tegiife Stiling ionn fan trnfea. Vi
uen.er life, at Nl3ierne Oil 'orle8e
Ell m Giieniip, men hui9 Sc tonl-
nler, ioo er N parate Ill at ta8e
imoo Dem"
San mente. at Den r~u9iilte Ne
ierpe, ION MI iamIes iammen, blot
er tlIitrTfteIig I'll AZ iul0e Snllernc
ira oe itore Cab; oerlmoo fan De
life reiie me Irnteer.
llopi6elien a. arlgen iii Of ont
ictte belle europa par Ell Sare Tor
NapoIeon % blep gario9cn til hans
Salb, iuabc ron N%inbtnbur9. men
meo 0et ~unooerne &ernbuneUTicn
ipIuer Bette inJen &oIlc / Den M
pprcnoc ariQ.
Gen beremte NeItbcrrc en0te line
ll0taIelier inole0es:
Sea ituloe iTrllG glU0c mig oper
ct oi~Qisrcn0c 9ieberIuA ior Static
nerne. lenne arig nlaa lite enoc
uoen at Sc ire iieritc SpnNcrc -
eualauo, Scrbien o. ,>tnIlcn -
lear i'm ueliortientc Strui."
Wten set, ion hupoe ~iorbuulei @e
neruIeu melt par p>g a, @elQicL
Grdntrig. ,itoIlcn. Serbitn ~ Mus
Icno life tlrnoc bcGribc. al Dc Blot
ia lclp iorut irGunle CnAs
LAMBS Eluner
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
&cuiiclps Mnniicit.

Ndri9 Gtc Sec: ~ Z %jbtruIe5
/ @rUttnduo 0tn iorrlle
Fremicrmjuiiter &cm5eIoa, hor | III
Nortla 9ilun uoiu9t ct Niaui'cit,
morl nan %op'ororcr line (llhTn.
acre "a Mruiu12'Uuer I'll life al
Ncltd1c / &c io~rtiioutn0c &oll ii.
SEN Nruitt MISUNDERSTANDING Nio.
uiicilct blcu uoilt0i nucrcoe Den
2l0e Nop., men 0cu 2rUltc Ht8Ic.
r'uN ~hinortoe, al Set blcu icu0t pr.
ScIeArai, bporior oet ierit III, or
mo0ialct i Fari& pr. Folt.
%cnijeIoH Gier icrit opmcrtioml
poa. II Sen inore Ariic / UrUten.
.luuo itplNc3 ben SmiiUnolgbeo. al
MaNtcn belt piltnorlil blep lrara.
net Dem, iom Solicit hop0e be.roet
Don peo iloiIc %nIg.
"Gag ior Ga8", li2cr ban, Tor.
Ipsn0Icoc2 @rmoIopcu iii en- betno.
ninl2ies EopirIap, mems 0ct ION.
it,niiioneilc Stpre uocl pibcrc 5llr
oiitniici.
san hPpoer. al oet cr 0biohi
mminaalcit at appcIIcrc I'll Golfci
ior anoen @ang ON Zen ianme Sog
Ii Ssbei al noaIc ian Maaueoer o.
Oct enool mems belle Den grGite Mr.,
NE CT mobiliicret, "ue henne politi,
Inc aomeoie nil oct liberaIe Vortl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10

lite oclidlt l.. Zen mlpGrcroe 9rT'
tic Rcaicring ianl!cr ale line In'
N cnaclicr pua IT mnocrirptte Oct
giraffe Coils NcttI6beoer, lorNi Den
life fan eyiltcrt paa aioen Waooe.
Get sirINcr Tor Sen at 9ioe Oct llo.
icenoe al q, Solicit gobflcnoer 2e'
a~jeriuaenS Nyu0 pna IlIiancetratta'
ten utco Scrbicu. % Ell iaaoan
TnlfhcN I'll Nct llbernle Varti life
siere liz Nt.dIttl l..
Men NerultN bar Nnrtiet aloeles
life cpl,pet i'm aartp for Tolfcts
Met. cr!.Trtr &tnijeIos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
~forbuoslop i~taofoitet.

Senper. Colorado, Den CITE Sec:
.stoten G~oloraops srrmblprsm1sIige
Met til at peotage o9 baanobape en-
olminoelia Sorbuoslop Itao'9lteoes
isoa al Statcrs &sieiteret.
Tetteu erflGrer, at @per, iom bar
itr escm, ipecielle 6crfatnina
C"Gbarter") life bar @pnoisbeS til
a. iortirtte 5raiifen / beruienoe
Sriffe efter ben lite Samiar 1916,
oo Observation-Disclosures ON aIminoe'
liat NorbuS i Colorado trroer /
Sraft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10

aas ira SronDblent. San bIeb or96i
Den 9oe Sftober al en- init @ronai
ioran Den tpife Stiuing peo ct. Na.
rte 'iir Sii, lige pelt for Hoparin /
Champagne. @otaas bar SO glar
gainmel. San bapoe boet i Ioris /
lGngere Sio, men melote Jig iom Sri.
ptutg ltrar peo 8rigens llobruo %
aponcereoe mart til aorppral. San
bar Ell rolig % paalioeIig Wano meO
oct a%llerbeoite Smoemnte / lit 4om-
pani. Seinemann fortGner, at 8ot.
aas ofte fom op til BAN for at laane
norlfe Npiier, - oct merfelige bent
Der nemIig. at Soften, ialleialo Ipi-
Ter, fomner regelmGsiig op til Sron-
ten bner eneite Gag, og ielp umiooel-
bart for Slaget blep &c norife Ipi-
Ter iom panlig uooelt. 8otaas blep
begrapet pao Steoet, bpor ban falot.
&cinemann bapbe pGret bortom %
feet bans @rap. Gen laa lige / 9an'
ten al ct SfogboIt. Ger bar reiit ct
SrGtors oper @rupen meo I~ngipellc
al Napn, Cato % Regiment.
NGpncs ber oct, at Siguro Got
aaS bar citeret paa S%ipiiionens
TneSorore for Sapperbeo. Get re.
ser ON bnrn, at "troos i'm beie SLIDER
bar ban beitanoig la9t for Sagen DC
met briainnte % pafrclte Ggen'fu.
Der, Ell Splbat fan bnpc." = SgIaa
Spitnant &eincnlonn err citeret pau
lin @rigooeS Tugsorbcn / fplgenoe
Srbelng: ling pg brilliant OFFICER,
iom meo neutrality-suspicious. %
Moo bar ifiIt Jig peo De Spgaper, ionl
bar pprct itilet ban1. Cen 27be Sep.
tcllbcr 1915 bar ban ilbfprt en- Ta-
trulie9ang Iigc inb / &c iienbtli9e
Sinier % Far meobragt oerfro inter-
%eainnte Splpsllinger." Soitnant Sei-
ncnlnnn er pgiaa tiloelt arigsforiet
Seq bar tioligere nppnt enoel al
DC norife Spgcpleicrifcr, iom %ticneit
gior / Sranfrigc. Srcfen Tagnp
SSernall, ser / Here Moaneocr Icoebc
ct Soipitol / @rctaane (brn er no
bnnuet franif Sn9epleierlfe) % ieile-
re tieneitgiorbe peo oen itpre llnocr-
leftion al SOL &c Grace nGr Yall-
tbtonfirfcn / Taris, cr for fort Sto
iioen reiit oper til 2olloon, bpor bun
gicuncm Den oerpprcnoe norifc SEQ
lonis rooc &ors Organization bar
ioaet IniGttelie peo Footing Mili-
tGrboipital nGr Gblrh Tlane. Sum
cr blepet tilbelt sgresbiplom fra set
ironife rebe Gors. Srf. Sngcbor9
Steen Snnien, Der iiommer bleu
poloiont ar9rcbct al Spills UNDER ct
Spbplo blallot be iaarebe / Serbien,
bar / opcr tire Maal,eoer ligget ipg
pon ct Spipital / Taris % er nu iaa.
piot oper Senge. Nrf. Sel9a Sill bar
/ Here @aaneoer nofprt ct ~itorartet
s(rbeioc / ct al Observation-Disclosures
lioe noenior Taris pg bar enoog
oientaone @ange pGret / Inblllan-
cerne frenlouer moo Sronten. 8iens
mem Sen blanht Toriier.NorOnl9noes
ne npitiiteoc Nioelin9 al "6renmeo.
iunionen til SiGlp for &ri9ens Sfre"
uil ser blipc foripgt pberligere at ins
tercslcrc Horompnoene for ct Sipl-
peorbcioe blanot &ri9ens Saareoe og
Wouiere / NrQnfrlQc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
fra Oeroensfriocn,
Se,tiriiens 40 stee !


o. llnaarnS @rrrier ri! to'lii'lc I'll
az itsSc iunun,ell, mems Scrbicn %
Rulnrnicn itiueS as. 2taeiaa "!
2iterria iorIorgc at beboINc gel
grob iorat fiinllc bcIrr'te bcg9e 81
ser al Iloocn pco bette pi9ttge
Tunlft.
Set bIir inaIeoes life TOR Siicn
iolen al Serbicn. Siierrlg pl!oe
oierne annefterc belle Serblen, men
Settc or man abioIut imoN I In
aarii, foroi oct i~fauiite Clement /
IobbeItmonarfiet ga piIoe HI alt
Tor mPQtlut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
l5i han lore af Gpkernf.

SQgS Sfnl0 efp0erf NQrD, par TRIGGER
at Ierc al Spiferne. 5er't % frern'i
fan Sc Gsoreneoe Stoter lore al Dem,
bporIebes De itaI bare Jig 40 Tor al
Fofie fla ubenIonoife Rorfeoer. 5
benne Senleenbc bar Sp'fiono glort
1~lnberperfer. Sffe alene bar oct
pibit at %irembringe Ell lltaligbco al
Sing, iom ubenueroeuen trTnger,
men oct bar paa zen rlcit eficttioe
Wonbe forituuet at glGre Nefldmc
for bisie fine |orcr; % ldo bar
Fpiferne beore END nogen aroen o.
iaa fisnnet fig paa ben Rltu't at ida
fin lthenriesbanoel ipiiemotileret.
Ser bar p9ret Tlon / oereS @eltrP.
belfer pad at ifaiie Jig et Teroena-
married, iom Ser bar pGrei Tlan /
1narffaat nlt, De hnr foretnoet Zig.
Sab bet meo bet ianrnlc bare ino-
rsnmret, at Oct tpifc Spitem life al.
tio, trobs Den Srgtigbeb, bpornleo
Set hor pPrci alcnnemIsrt, hnr pGrct
al Oct gooe, % ot lpecielt Oct prei'i.
ite miIitariitiifc Spitem bar uopiflct
Tia i'll of bIipe ell SruieI Tor oct 90.
rile europa. Scttc hinorcr os imib.
leriib life / nt aipc INT "Gificicncp"
Den NnerfienbeIle, bet iortlcncr. "a
Der er ingen SpiI ON, al oCriom
Imcrifa ! lin llocnriaShonoel pilbc
toac Sniflnno til Meniter, iaa ltltIoe
N mart inu ic Qunifc andre Nciulto
Ter / NciuiuJ a. iors1ei @rport
Get hnr ale Caae prrct en- al.
minoclil alage her / @anoet, at rprt
Santpcm mch l~lolanbet, hpoo enten
set M par poa SanoeIen3 elcr andre
Smroooer. iaooootiom belt OF hoI
hert hor prrct lipct SiliUloilhoocr
Tic ipolb. Get tun6c lite uuoQaae@.
at Sc Norcucoc Stotcr maotte iaa Ell
betpoelil l)ocnrlQHhunocI. enooQ
uoen at dnitrcnlc ill innocrliQ ser
Tor. Mtcn ser er ettcr SuQtunOiQc2
4l|enlnQ life [pll ont al Den tuuoc
rUret mclct mc8et %llorrc, hpI2 man
bare hopbc 'oritooct nt tilQoOcQjerc
iia BEN 8unitile NnIconinN. Bort
&uolnuNamortco hur pGrct ia hort
ror Hi3oom "a &cl'tono iao over
uplocuoc. at nj bar tIoret o2 mt al
lIaepel. "a iooleoc@ cr oci 0dnct
Ill al n. uNcn al rore en- Giu5cr, mar
tuunet ic poa. n (uitcruc mar lat
fin / @cij00ciie Al u0enIonoitc W}Ar
ttoer, iom uatulll buroc iod lin
''
'o'' e''''l''''' @''' '"''i'd Ct
0'ori CT rt'o.Nt Illtd1 ! Nctll'll a
al bciIitc set Al (uttrut tro5rtot
Niarfcn en- lto. "a lnifloup hor
n,,n,r,, ,rrH, mos ,,,>,, 0o,.,,,r
'''1''' ~ "''''''"" VI
h'''re Ioa'i @oHo fe'''.iaierl'e q
oIs'e Nor'e8 nj oh, cr tlonI pat
Ser uuisic. On lina cr nftcri. "a
hct or n, Ser pr ,,nrc qP,,li,be>cr
;,r or,cr,t,rs Tr,,r. - SD, o,,
* ~ ~" ~ 'o''"''N O'"'' "''''
H~nieoh'noen i'lnNrn'eI'r@pI@ 'a'
goot, lom (p'ieruc mar llort nj ocl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10

Berlin Soc Sec. - SEQ CT Yorti
me0c ioag al Sen f%onicrpatiuc HigS.
oaNsAuIppc pehtogca Ger blonot an
Set en- ll0iaIelic. iom opilluer lonl
GornlodI pch SreN@ilntuingcn "ct
(nitlauo. itprtct i lin %agtitiIlins
90 bcipoeIia uopibet % erilottct Tor
imc llolGa pcb @ibcholb al alt Oct
ircnuucoc Scrritorilm. Tom MI bol-
oe5 beiat." Siaciaa trTues Der ~Nri'
hco poa Sapct". llotalelicu enbcr
meo oen GrflGrina. at "arigcn mao
'ortiGtte. inotil ell aiaisrcnbe tnit
Scir or punbet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
Smaa %Nriasnutiier.

@elpicrnt bar after lat tore
lurtl$ 9ierfnnaIen mlbcr
hporpCh Snitcrne blcu ncot til
az rrnlnlc Ell RTffe al fine lTngit
lremitnotc StilIlnacr unocr Ell bel
bclgi't &%uuona0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10

Granger Se en- Spmaifine? "Sus.
uenncm" CT iaa sob Icm nogcn anben
SpmoIfine iii ben oobbeIte Tris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10
meuemmao.
EurfaftcrpprtrGtter.

VI.
Som Softer df sin Sautaii
og 9ioet. Zig Oct ar,er Zig.
Hap "Susmarbseutten" irant o9 fri
lin arse Nemeiis forbi.
Wen @erben iaa'n III maeet Jig,
al ben tiIiibft ft braset big
peo Git ito | lit Rai!cpi.
90 bu bIeo Taper General.
og mango ON big rantet zig.
&C De. iom paa ben aroen Bal
blep fpIfeoe / 9obetal, -
DC neppe bapbe Hamlet Jig,
fer De tit sruroie bantet Jig;
oe bu bIep 9iGif / aoneens gal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-10

EsIxnxp As sKcorp CLASS nArrnE JUSE lsrH 1908 AT
rHl Posr oyprus AT DyooAAH, Iowa, uNDIh me ACT
OF Coxenxss OF hAnCHs ;. 1891
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
PORTLAND BOY is
HIT BY ELECTRIC

Portland, Ne, Feb. 14-Seven-year-
old Philip Staples. the deaf son OF
Mrs. Nina z. Staples OF Cumberland
Foreside. was struck by an electric
car while crossing the track on the
Yarmouth road near Wildwood Sat
urday afternoon and was knocked
down and dragged some distance be-
fore the motCrUan was able 10 bring
the car 10 q stop. The 10y suffered a
serious dislocation OF the right elbow
several scalp wounds and numerous
minor bruises, bur was not dangerous
" injured SO far as could be ascer-
tanned last night.
The little fellow was out sliding yes
terday afternoon when the Portland
Yarmouth car passed through Cum
berland Foreside at about 4.3p.
Whether he was struck while slid
ing or running across the track the
people who attended him were unable
10 snd out. He IS almost totally deaf,
ard could not hear q car approaching.
DR.. Sturtevant OF Yarmouth, who at
tended him, believed that he would re-
cover safely from his injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
BINGHAM CHIEF
OF POLICE SHOT
BY FOREIGNERS

bingham. Mass, Feb. li.-Chief OF
Police Washington James was shot
and seriously wounded tonight in an
encounter with three men believed 70
De foreigners from CONSTRUCTION
camp. He received three bullet wounds.
\ report late tonight from the Mas
sachuSetts General hospital where he
was given an X-ray examination 10
locate the bullet which entered the
groin said that he would probably re-
cover. One bullet aimed at his heart
was DETECTED by two thick note books
IT pocket. and another passed
through his left hand
The chief was standing in front Of
the police station here when he was
approached by three men who de-
n4anded the release OF an Italian who
had been arrested by Patrolman Eef-
fernan 4 short time before. On the
chiefs refusal 10 release the prison r
one OF the men suddenly opened fi-e
with a revolver at close range. As
Chief James dropped the men fled. one
going in the direction II CohasSet AM
the others along the Boston road. Pa :
t-ol0an EeGernan. returning 10 the
station. saw one o. the fugitives AMI
fired at him but was unable TO capture
him.
Late tonight. 20 policemen OF this
town Hull, Cohasset, and Weymouth.
with q posse OF citizens were enga ged
II the search
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
THE ARTISANS
Hold Join. installation Sunday Evs
Ing With impressive cer..
monies.

TIE Artisans Csnadien F-arcz.s Of ID
gusta held Installation exercises Suni1
evening at Union hall IL tae g-esenc.
z large audience s. Augustine Loip
No. -. installed the following oae1
Representative @ High court, Georgs
C,ou-isr; president, Paul IrALtegIi; 81
vice President Thomas Pe.let.e-, seCcI
vice president, Joseph Fon,a.ne: So.
Treas. Joseph I Poulin; t--s.ee. Nd
R-oux; second trustee, Frank Turcc
third trustee. O-:le- Jacques dsc,o-, q
sepa ". Le1o2ce1T; 1zs-e- Q: ce,su,
Iies, Irene Ler.eux.
=. c. LaRiyte-e. Nc ~. re iaas
lodge, installed the following: Re7rsssu
attire q high court Frances Na;hs
President. Georg:a--a L@ssa-d. frs, y,
president, Enil;e RzzcoC-c, s=coad Vi
president, Be--z6e-te Po-uer,ea1; Sd
Treas, A-ten:s= Pou!i2: first glar,ias
Emma Lessact; second guardian. ANA;
d JeU-esse, 1rst trustee, Mare Poua
second trustee. Leort!,e Vei..ezrs, Ii:
trustee. CeLanisa G-egoi-e
The following delegates from ire sIs
uuve council at Montreal we're preses
u. 7. Brassart. md vice pres.5ea, "a
egal; J G. = F.lrcn. genera! directs
J. ". Dupont. general director. Alt.
Fc-tle-. general organizer Tor Maine -
New Hampshire ~ ting Close a me /.
p!eSS.ve exercises : short musical "a
gram was rendered and refreshing
were serve5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
POLICE INTERRUPT
PORTLAND BURGLAR

Portland. M. Feb. 1.-THE arrival
Of the police patrol at Niz Middle
street Saturday evening interrupted
the activities IN the house OF man
who said he was John Stanton, =, OF
Wonsocket. r /, and wso was locked
up on { charge q larceny. When Pc
lice Officers Merrill and Greeley went
upstairs they found Stanton II one q
the bedrooms, where the bureau
drawers had been pulled oat and APP
parently ransacked. Occupants Of Ihs
lower :ioo- had heard man II the
tenement above and had telephones
for the police.
When the officers searched Stanton
soap. TWO eggs. q pair q gloves. and
they found IN his pockets CAKE OF
$40 in money. on the floor by the ou-
-eau was an empty pockstbook. Cccu-
pants Of the tenement LATER said they
were able 10 identify tt gloves IS
theirs. The police sid thai Sla11c-
had been drinking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
PRESIDENT SETS
GREAT DRAINAGE
PLANT IN MOTION

New Orleans, Feb. I4.-Presite-.
woodrow Wilson pressed a button II
Washington Saturday which set II
motion al New Orleans tae operation
Of the greatest drainage plant in the
world The occasion was made ga.4
fe,e in this city IN connection with
the brilliant Carnival Of Mardi Gras
and wasa celebrated By an aquatic
pageant several miles long. beginning
at the head OF Canal street and
through Ha-Tey's Canal 10 Bayou Bar
a-aria- the one tine rendezvous Of ;:la
PIRATE Jean JAG Latitte. Five colossal
pumps al the t1ucture OF EarTeys
canal and Bayou Ba-ataria began %
susa forth one million gallons OF va
ter minute and in three days time
the huge tract Of $4,000 acres will he
cleared Of water and for the first t!ue
since the delta Of the Mississippi va.
formed ~ the rich soil wash Of II
different states Of the Union. Will De
brought into condition for cultivation
and habiration. 1, is estimated that
this great tract will produce a. all
seasons Of the year. sufficient vegeta-
Dies and truck % supply half the
mississippi Valley. Part Of the land
les within the municipality Of New
Orleans, the publicly owned terminals
and market facilities Of which solv.
the the marketing and TRANSFORMATION
problem The total cost OF building
and installing these worlds greatest
pumps Is something less than $3.50. GOO.
II Holland Il took seVenty-fiye years
20 drain $4,000 acres 81 land at a cos-
Of SIS. 200 900.
IEe Hero Drainage Plant was begun
eight months ago. George A Hero. a
wealthy citizen q New Orleans. /. the
chief figure OF the Gay IS i vas through
Ms enterprise. money ard persistence
that tbs gigantic task was undertaken.
ard which created revolution in land
values Land worth 500 per acre FRIDAY
IS accounted ii Z fair way 70 he worth
Sst'' an acre today The c-e.ii. Of -5A
state o. Louisiana stands behind the pro-
!ect with 4 tax OF > cents per acre Der
year for . years, and state drainage
bonds were quickly foated OF that basis
louisiana has some 100000 acres Of
Wet lands susceptible 10 the same method
OF reclamation by drainage the Hero
project being the largest O. them All. al
though similar WORK has been going on
Tor the past i've years Senator Joseph
E. Ransdeil OF Louisiana called upon
President Wilson and explained the sig
niacance o. the movement in the ir,eres,
e conservation in lire with the Pres!-
dent. policies. and the President readily
consented to send the electric spark from
Washington to set the machinery in mo-
ton. Moving pictures were taken by the
Palhe Freres. the great French house
which is now located in New Orleans or
account Of the war, OF the President a.
the White House. simultaneously with
motion pictures Of the starting OF the
pumps themselves at New Orleans, as a
part Of the constructive conservation his
tory OF North America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
WAR REPORT BY
FRENCH OFFICE

Paris Feb I4-625 ? MA--he fol-
lowing communication on the progress %
the war was issued by the French var
Office this afternoon:
IN Belgium: The Commandment o.
Nieuport-LeBaig.e Il or 're2c:.es II the
dunes and OF the city % TP-es Continued
Our artillery delivered E counter bonn
bardnler-t OF tire ereEry's batteries
From the Lys TO the A;sue there were
intermittent cannonades.
Near Roulette a detachment OF the
enemy which attempted 10 advance upon
our trenches was stepped by the ire o:
oUr infantry.
In Champagne there has been quite in
tense activity on the part OF the enemy
artillery upon front before Rheims The
city has been again bcrnbarded- Our
fire upon the German trenches appears
20 have accom- plished good results
From the Argonne 70 the Mose-,e the
day was calm
In Lorraine, German forces moved
against those o. our advanced elements
which occupy the signal station Of Xon.
northeast OF PoRt-A-Mcusson. The re-
suits OF the battle are nor vet Known.
I'm Alsace the enemy mas taken the
offensive through the valley OF the
LAUGH with two columns, advancing
along the north and south banks % the
river. The march OF these troops is re-
ported to havesheen delayed and irnpeSe5
but OUR sky patrols They are rov in
contact w;thour most advanced lines
a violent snow storm is raging In the
Tosges"
The following official communicate ton
was issued by the war Office tonight:
From the sea TO the Meuse no !nfan-
try action is reported There have been
artillery duels in Belgium between the
Disc and the Aisne and in Champagne.
In Lorraine in the region OF Pont-A-
Mousson we have delivered counter at
tack against the enemy. who had occr,-
pied Norroy and who had gained 4 foot
hold on a neighboring height The en-
gagenlent continues.
No late advices have been received
respecting the operations in the valley
OF the LAUGH. in which the advance
posts are engaged"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-15
THREE SHOT, THREE
STABBED IN FRACAS
AT ITALIANv|lIE

Claremont, y. H, Feb. 14.-Three
men shot, three stabbed and one
whose ear was nearly severed with an
AK comprise the roster Of the wound
ed in a fracas participated in by
about 90 Italians in the district known
as Italianville Saturday evening.
a man named Rocci. who attempted
the role Of peacemaker. said TO have
been formerly a member Of the body
guard Of the King Of Italy, was shot
in the knee while trying to quell the
disturb ance.
Michael Denaprio and Tony Dena-
pr.o. his brother, were shot in the hip.
Charles Olandi, who was stabbed in
the abdomen, is locked up at the po-
lice station On suspicion Of being one
Of the shooters. because revolver
was found on him.
OF two other men known to have
been stabbed, how seriously has not
yet been learned. One is being cared
for at a house near where the fracas
took place, Fremont and North streets,
while the other, Tony Mario. fed to
the woods, leaving a trail Of blood on
the snow, which is being followed by
the police He is believed TO have had
a revolver.
A man whose identity has not been
learned, and who is said TO have come
here Friday from Montpelier. Vt.
nearly lost an ear and has serious
cuts on the back Of his head made By
an Ak DR.. Emery Fitch and Dr..