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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
Especial to The Bulletin.)

Hartford. April 14.-The demonstra-
ton made by the people of Norwich
and the earnest and vigorous action
of the attorneys. backed by the untir-
ing efforts of Senator Barnes and Rep
resentatives Bailey and Henderson, has
resulted in a vote of the committee
authorizing an unfavorable report on
the petition of +. B. Ricketson, ask
ing for a division of the town Of Nor
witch. This will be a majority report,
and perhaps, the only report, and. I'M
der the accepted custom the majority
report of the committee will be &C
cepted and the petitioner granted per
mission to withdraw
The committee on new towns and
probate districts. who have had this
matter of vital interest to the city and
town of Norwich under consideration,
held an executive session, Wednesday
afternoon, and vote taken on the
matter resulted as follows:
Against paration-Senator Thomp-
son of Pomfret. Senator Pierson OF
Bristol, Representative Henderson OF
Norwich, Allen Of Litchf1eld, Chitten-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
Guns at Canal,

Two OF the 14-inch guns, for the
defense of the canal on the Pacific
side have just been placed in position.
These. are the two big guns which
were carried on. the deck Of the Ancon
when, flying the peace flag, the steam
er made the first complete official trip
through the canal. Carriages for the
cannon were received only short
time ago and have just been set in
the emplacements on the top Of Naos
Island.
Tho emplacement for the monster
16-inch gun has been ready for some
time and the arrival Of the gun is now
awaited. This VIII be set on the top
Of little Perico Island which is the
center Of the three fortified islands at
the Pacific end.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
WEDDINGS.
EccIeston-Botham.


At Haughton Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock, at the residence of Mr..
ana Mrs. John A. Botham, their
daughter, Adelaide Lydia, was united
in marriage with Henry Lee Eccleston,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar D. Eccle-
ston, of Norwich Town, the ceremony
being performed by Rev. D. w. Adams
before bank of laurel and flowers
They were preceded by the brides lit
tie niece, Alice Potter, as flower girl,
carrying a basket of flowers and dress
ed in white. The bride was charming
in a gown of white crepe de chine. Her
veil was caught with orange blossoms
and she carried a bouquet Of bride
roses.
Following the ceremony, a reception
was held and refreshments served, the
bride cutting the large brides cake.
The rooms were attractiVely decorated,
the color scheme being pink and white.
Presents numerous and beautiful were
received, including furniture, silver,
linen and money.
The brides travelling gown was of
blue pop1in, with hat to match. Fol-
lowing short trip, Mr.. and Mrs. Ec-
cleston will take up their residence in
a newly furnished home at 81 Tanner
street.
Guests were present from New Lon
don, Norwich and Preston, and all
joined in wishing the young couple all
Cipriana-D'AnceII.
In st. Patrick's church Wednesday
morning at Z o'clock Rev. DR.. An
derson of Hartford united in marriage
Francis Cipriana and Miss Rossaela
D'Ancelli both of Norwich. The wit
nesses were Cajetano Albrizio and
Miss Mary Geppalanon.
kenyon-WheIan.
At z o'clock Wednesday evening in
St. Patrick's parochial residence, Rev.
]. H Broderick, the rector, united in
Loretta Mary Whelan. both of Preston.
The attendants of the bridal couple
were Frank Mcintyre and Miss Cath
crime Ward. Mr.. Kenyon is employed
as a bookkeeper~ in Preston. He is
the son of William H. and Avis Wal
lington Kenyon and was born in Eng
land. The bride is a native of Kildare.
P. E l. and is the daughter of Peter
and Mary Cahil Whelan. She has
made her home in Preston City.
Foote- Main.
On Wednesday evening at the home
of the brides aunt, Mrs. Frank Mel
Of Warrington avenue, Irving WinsloU
Foote, son of Roger Foote of Leban-
on, was united in marriage with Miss
Lydia Louise Main of this city, the
daughter of Mrs. L. A. Massey and the
late Amos w. Main of Ledyard The
ceremony was performed by Rev. L
w. Frink and the bride was give1
| away by her mother, Mrs. L. A Mas.
sey. The wedding farch was play.
| ed by Mrs. Louis L. Starkweather o.
Garfield avenue and the bridal couple
was showered with rose leaves. Thu
| bride wore a beautiful gown Of blue
| crepe de chine.
Only the immediate families and {
| few relatives were present at the Ger
| 0fOOnV ard at the wedding SllDDGI
which followed. immediately aftel
the supper the bridal party left by
auto for their newly furnished hom'
at 316, Huntington street.
Mr. Foote carries on a genera
tean1ing business. His bride has beer
asstudent at the Norwich Commercial
school IN the class Of 1914 and is
cousin of Principal l.. M. Crandal
who extended to her and her husband
the best wishes Of her classmates.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15

The modern saloon as a character
builder Is enough to make a half way
decent demon blush up to the roots OF
his horns.
II believe in personal liberty, but
that does not mean I'm licensed to
hive red nose to light my path. We
preachers have made a mistake in not
insisting that in organized society
LIivate privilege must give way to
public good. Getting drunk is all
right for a Robinson Cruso; he can do
no harm to Others"
President Wilson was severely spok-
sn of by Rev. Mr.. Wilson because of
the presidents attitude on national
Liquor legislation.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
NORWICH PEOPLE INTERESTED
In Action Against Lace Works at Al
ton. r. |.

A number in this city will be inter-
ested in the fact that the return day
on attachments totalling $780, 900 filed
against the Richmond Lace Works at
Alton. R. l., on April s, has been set
as May in the superior court in Prov
1dence. The court was named under
the law which permits the designation
OF any court when parties to the suit
are non-residents.
The attachment is against the real
estate Of the corporation, and was filed
In an action in assumpsit Alice M.
Tower of Boston placed an attachment
Of $4,000 and Caroline A. Tower and
Gertrude C. Tower. also of Boston, put
on attachments of $4,000 each,
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
Miss coveIIo Out of HospitaI,

Miss Raffena Covello, who on Feb.
II was shot and dangerously wounded
by Angelo Ritarco of Worcester, has
so far recovered that she was able to
leave the Backus hospital on Wednes-
DAY and was taken to her home on
North Main street in the automobile
OF c. Del Carlo. Ever since the shoot
ing she has been at the hospital as a
patient of DR.. r. W. Kimball, and in
view of the seriousness of her injuries
her recovery has been remarkable.
Ititarco escaped after the shooting
and has not been seen since.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
Refreshing Drink,

A teaspoonful Of black currant Jelly
dissolved in glass of cold water
makes a delicious and refreshing drink
for patient in sick room, or on
hot days to serve as q family bever-
age in place Of tea or coffee. Black
currant jelly dissolved in hot water
is very soothing to sore throat.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
To Attend G, A, r Eneampnent.

Henry Hovey of Sedgwick post, No.
l., G. Ar. left on Wednesday for
New Britain. where he will attend the
annual G.. A. r. encampment today
(Thursday). Adjutant James Mckee
and Past Commander Orrin M. Price
will leave this. morning and it is pos
sible that other members Of the post
will attend the encampment.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
SANAToRlUM SUPERINTENDENT
ADDRESSED NURSE ALUMNI.
At Open Meeting Held at Nurses
Home at Backus Hospital.

The Alumni association Of the nurs-
eS' training school of the Backus
hospital held an open meeting at $50
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the
nurses home at the hospital where
an instructive talk was given by DR..
Hugh B. Cambell, superintendent Of
the Norwich state tuberculosis sana-
torium. Graduate nurses of other
schools were among those attending.
Refreshments were served after the
talk and an informal social hour en-
joyed.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
Had Seen One onca.

Louise, who was weighty for her
age, was having party for her little
friends. Her father coming into the
room said: Children, did you ever
see anyone as fat as Louise?" Yes.
sir" said one little girl. "but IL wassin
ashoEe.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
METHoDIsTs SAY BRocKToN
is MODEL CITY
At New England Southern Conference
Commend 1t for No-License Vote.


Rev. J. Francis Cooper, D. D., of
Providence was chosen secretary Of
the 18th annual session Of the New
England Southern Methodist Episcopal
Conference at Broclzton Wednesday at
the organization meeting held in the
Central church. This is his 18th cleo
ton to that office.
He named Rev. Lyman C. Norton as
his assistant. Rev. John S. Bridgford
was reelected treasurer and Rev. John
Oldham was named as assistant treas
urer.
Bishop Hamilton arrived Wednesday
morning to preside over the remaining
sessions of the. conference. He Off
ciated during the business meeting,
the memorial services and anniver-
saries.
At the memorial services obituaries
Alexander Anderson, Rev. Edgar Clark,
Rev. S. e. Ellis and Mrs. F. L. Street
er, wife of Rev. F. L. Streeter.
The feature of the session today
will be the joint session with the New
England Conference at Boston, in COM
memoration of the 10th anniversary of
the division Of the two bodies.
Mayor John S. Burbank Tuesday
night officially opened the conference
with his greeting to delegates and
visiting laymen. In the absence of
Bishop Hamilton. the response in be-
G
Rev. J. Francis Cooper, superintendent
of the Providence district, from the
pulpit which until year ago he occu-
pied.
Arraisns Liquor Traffic.
DR.. Cooper was given an extended
ovation, and fired the opening gun Of
a rousing arraignment of the liquor
traffic, holding up Brockton as a mode
city because of it's no-license'' vote,
Rev Walter s. McIntire of New Bed.
ford opened the session of the Church
Temperance society with prayer. Rev
d. c. Thatcher of Nantucket presid-
ing, Rer Warren P. Landers, secre.
tary of the Massachusetts, Aotal Alb.
stinence society, reported the statistic:
Of Massachusetts, growing acceptance
of TEN perance, and dwell upon the in
creasing discrimination of business
against the drinker.
Europe is against afchol to proven
death on the battlefield" he stated
1--WE are against it to make impossible
| industrial loss and to obtain the bes
of human forces. The drinker is al
ready the last man hired, the frs
man fired"
Uurge Prohibition.
Strong arguments, enlivened by hu
NOR and trenchant sallies, for prohi
bition, were advanced by Rev. C!ar
ence True Wilson Of Topeka, ka
| Secretary OF the Church IempefanC'
society. He said in part:
That -foolosophere' who first sai6
| here is liquid bread should be fec
plug tobacco as solid milk
"A six-foot-seven prohibition Kansas
| 5ny, who never touched grog or smoked
| cigarette, took 20 rounds of punish
nent and finished the ebony giant il
| TIE Goth, because Jack had had toe
much vacation, too much Paris.
John Barleycorn has had 20 rounds
and he's shaky. Six or seven years
| will see this country dry. The world
will be without saloons yet Temper
| ance is not a flash in the pan. Every
where we see J. Barleycorn's tails f1ut-
| tering. He will be routed forever.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
Fire on Hauahton Mountain.

A fire that swept over Haughton
1lountain, in the town of Montville,
On Wednesday morning was held in
Cneck when the force from the Robert
son and Palmer Bros mills came to
tie help of the Palmertown people
wirose homes were threatened.
The fire burned through the after
neon, but was kept within safe limits.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
On Fairgrounds COMMITTEES.

Mrs. P. J. Cassidy was inadvertently
omitted from the committee Of five
appointed as an entertainment COM
mittee with power at the annual meet
ing Of the Norwich Fairgrounds as
sociation on Tuesday evening.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
Hand Was seaIded.

John Owney. employed by George
DriscoL, is suffering from a bad scald
which he received on his right hand
while at work in DrtscolPs lunch cart
Monday night.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
An ExeentIan.

If he win try often enough a man
can succeed in doing almost anything
unless he is trying to be original by
Corning somebody else.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
Died at State HasnitaI-

The body of Michael Elwood, who
died in the Norwich State hospital on
Monday has been taken in charge by
Undertakers Shea & Burke. Mr.. Ell
wood leaves a wife in Chicago.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15

Washington, April 14.-Count Won
Bernstorff, declared that the memo
nradum recently handed to the state
department complaining of the atti-
tude of the United States was not
simply an expression of his personal
views, but was sent bp order of his
government.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15

WHEN YOU WANT to put your bug
mess before the public, there is no
medium better than through the ad-
veTtising columns Of TSe Bulletin.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15

AT the annual meeting Of the wom-
ans American Baptist Home Mission
society in New Haven Mrs. w. T.
Thayer of Wallingford, formerly of
Norwich, was reappointed by the ma
tional board as state director for young
peoples work
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15

Railroad men coming down from the
north state that engineers in the en-
ploy of the Central Vermont and Bos-
ton and Maine railroads began Monday
the work of stalking out the site for the
new union passenger station for Brat
tleboro.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15

Taxes will be collected today,
April 18th. at the drug store Of John
A. Morgan. Greeneville. from. II a. m.
to D. m.-Adv.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15

Our sanitary creameries make it
possible to give you, Butter in the pur-
est form. Wedgwood Creamery But
ter-Adv
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15

A Methodist pastor known to many
in Norwich, and an occasional visitor
here, Rev. William H. Kidd, pastor of
the First Methodist church, Meriden,
has accepted a call to the Hanson
place Methodist church in Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15

Grassy meadows, cool springs. graz
ing cows, sanitary diaries, make Wedg-
wood Creamery Butter.-Adv.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15

Barthel Of Gardner, Mrs. Hammil
Of Gardner and Mrs. Comeau of this
city. There are four children, two
boys and two girls, one an infant Z
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

ncricn. Sfibcta Scorer; Soiepb NJ
Grictiou. Sfibct9 MioItiniit. &c tire
MUn0, iom blcu bolot AZ Goroncr9
INlrn. ucmliQ ". 81. @recuebaum
General Mouagcr Tor &noiona
Transportation 60, iom leIcNc Stl-
BET. o. &c ioocrnlc Snipcttorer
&obcrt Rclo oN Charles g. GcIIcii.
blcp life lot m0er (iltaIe. ioct man
mcncr, at Stnieu2 @ranorlru inaeI
&ct9mnnOiQbcO bar opc De l%sberale
&uipcttercr. OF @rccncbanm fan
iormoocutIiN life rnuInle9. DC I'll.
toItcS aoution initiottc9 til $40.
600 Tor hucr al N%onpauieta Gmbco@-
ntUno oQ $4,000 Tor Fcocricn on
Gritfiou. SOQcn2 &chonoIinq /
Hettclt oil bli pooifpnoct melt mlIl9,
he0rr oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Spcriocs plan forfaltet

@oibinaton Ben 9bc Iltgltlt.
&c Sorcneoc Statcr gHIter lntet
iormeIt Somorbei0e ueo Oe euriQc
noitrolc @on0e / a%ontroperIcn mco
Storbritamien.
Winn erforer ncmlil ioog at 10 a.
Sperige aiennem lin Scgution her
iremloite SorildR ierlt ON, at
ale DC neltrulc Nnl0e, Dc Toreneoc
Stotcr ibereQnet. ltul0c icnbc GuA-
IonQ en- ,Splle2urotcit moo Den brl.
fife NlotuOc. % bernGit om, at ole
Iteitrolc @anoc ifuI0e lenoe GnQInuO
lUrlfiltc. men cn9iu0Cn0e Vrotc'
tier be1Qe er blcpet ai'ln0et a.
oct amerifonlfc ll0eurIQ90eportc.
nlclt ntc0 Den @clrum0elie, al &c
Surcne0c Stater life fIul0c in0lG0c
liz puu nogct arrangement, Der nui.
liQen9 frmoc bIi iortolfct lom ri.
iluttclle al europpilt Nliancc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
"Gaitlano"ulvffen

Zen @ranoiurp. iom Tor Siatens
Ge0fonmenoe bar behunolct Spergs-
moalet ON SlItaIebeilntning mob
Dem, iom par a~niparliS Tor Den aril.
iulbe lllpffe / Chicago &iuer, ION
foiteoe oper 900 Nenneiter Sipet,
bar 5irsoo1 oenne llge beororet
Siltale meO Ter Terioner, og SiIta.
len lnocr paa Mauoorab on TRIMMED
5orIgmmelie. &c Siltaite er:
8eorge I. ArnoIo. ErGiiocnt ior Il.
Soiepb.G bicago Steamibip 60, Sti-
bets Giere; &iQiam .. @ua, Som.
pnnietS SiceprGiioent og General
Manoger; ". Is. SteeIe, aompa-
NETS Sctretpr o. aasierer; Sau
". Gapia. Sen osiiiterenoe Sefre-
ter % aasIerer; SupteiH Sarrp Ee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Ct %lammeniat
olrbeiosrdae.

Sun 1ranciato ocu zoe 9uI1uit.
llnoer 0Cl Nonicreuce, lom set -.
oerulc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bnu0c
iummcnfaI0t her i 9uen Ocmc lac,
blco oct b~eiluttat al neO'Uttc en-
r~ao0liocu0c Aommi2liou una II
We0lcmmcr, rcprricntcreroe / llQe
Sor6olo ocn ieN.rul' 9tcllcriul OF
Souoet5 ioritieui3c Stat5- "a 81
itprclier. mco ocJ 6oruIuol at uN.
uirfc CT urrmtre 5nmarbciOc mel.
lem oisie. ipccleIt mco 0eubllt paa
al uibiUlpc iauuel Administration
iom WangeIcu pao Arbcios5iTIp /
Suu0et.
%aucbrugamlniitcr GSiIion, ioul
u~ruiiocrcoe ueO Weoerue. u0tdlte til
Slutninl, at Apiereuccu huu6e uo.
uirtet mcuct goot, oa Ran ieltc lil
~ouerbepiit on, at et iaaoant Samar.
beioe / bsi @roo piIoc fuune liuorc.
ON life belt uihiClpe &c Cnoer.
hporunoer Arbcioet lioer.
DIR. @ilIou uonGunte isI1en0l
iom Heaieriugeu5 Rcpruientunter
oen roooqipenOe commission: -
Observation-Disclosures General.
inipefter. {. &. @reen; Gbeiitntiiti.
fer Gtbelbcrt Stcport; Snopuou.
oringsinipettpr lr. 4 9. Vrentes
i Gbicalo. oq Snouunorinlainipet
tor 8. NJ. @hite / Seattle. @oih.
Trogramtomitceu uonTunte ielt
genoe HcprUieutanter Tor Statsit0.
relierne: ). &. Gonehanb ire
9ouiiiuua. z. &. MeGoD ira %Qino.
is, Gomor0 u. 0lion ira Stater
@albingtou on (. !. Barnes ire
Staten Hep Dorf.
iii municipaIe &eprpientGrtel
uonGpntes Niiis SiIoa Mulbauiei
ira Glepelano. :. s.. SunSerbaI,
ira Bolton. u. !. Serfel ira Mil.
waufee % ). Gonobp ira 60;
| Ingeles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
patriotilfc
portorifanerc

Ndihin0ton Den soc Nllgult.
Eortorltunernc bar onoraAct Irnc.
ocpartcucntct ON (iIlooelic til at
~or9anilcrc ct 9icllmcut 6riuilliac.
Huber Sorlt0irtninl a., al Elllo.
6clicn piloc bli 0lpct, or ell WotoIlon
oIIcrcbc opint oN bor begunot line
Euclicr.
Eorto 9iico lager / ret &iulc mel.
lem europa o. EouonIotauoIcn. o1
anta1c9 i SiIlUloc al NrtA mc0 en-
al &c curopriltc Ntaltcr. al piIlc bli
ct al sc lsritc Stcber, lon nnarebcS.
Vorto Hico pil6c pTrc Ell iortril.
Iia NaiiS ior Cpcrotloucr moo Sea-
nolen, Guantanamo % Epcrnc pou
8oI'fuitcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
panoelsflaaoen forcoes.

@oibin9tor Den 6te gluguIt. -
Sislge SonoelS6eportcnlentet er at
fer 10 no%cnIano'fe Stibc, iou a
Sllao Steinncs / G3leu, 1p'flono
er inofjsbt FOR Oct ameriIfanif(
transatlnntiife Tnmpifib@ieIifnb, bic.
pct operisrt iii omcritanif NcQiltcr
Gc 10 Stibc cr "Saplan0", ion
for Siben benli2ger / BARRON, Gng.
Ionb, og "Solpeig", iom al DC iran.
ifc Wipnoigbc0cr bodies tiIbage
WarIeilleS, SronfrIg.
@c9Qc bar &c biotil icilet un0c,
norif Slog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Ivlfernc ~paraocrcr.

Ct. Talil Sen soc Nuauit. Get
tpife Gcntraliorbul63 Noramooc,
ionl / 0islc SoNc bol0cS her / Nuen,
nobncOca i0og mco Ell &iUmpcpro
ceaiiou Qlcnlcm Npcn& @lbcr, og ct
uTIoi9t Wo@lcmooc ON Nitencu.
Giter NroccSiipncu. hpori TO-.
600 Spitnnlcritoncrc og 20 Miillif-
forps ocltog, iomIcoca man iii
Mosicmsoct / Nubiorium. Ero.
0ranlmlct ofillittcoc3 mco Nilpn9elicr
al "Nmcrica".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13

Sc epriac Sottionalcocre, iolcr iig |
heielic @rao ituiieoc.
Observation-Disclosures bar iaact
llnoerrctnlng ON, at Gorrdn5d
trpiicr haltigc Sorbcrcocllcr Ill at
begipc iig til Merico Gitp % op'Ioa
lit HegIcrin9alT6c Ser. ~ Set or
Den oIminoclilr Meuiu1 / htruUren.
DC mcrlfunite Nreoic. at oct or Gar.
rnl5o9 Ncniigt, ioniuurt ban innr
bciUitc lin Stiainl / Mcrtco Sim, at
laoc liz nornobc til prooIlorilt ErT.
iibcnt pao Sro6a al bcu pan.amcri
tnnifc aon'crcncca Soriog pnn at
itiitc Grco mcQcm Gottioncrnc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
Ovt 0ororas /
panamafanalen

Nonamo oen Soc Nlallit. 9I
Srofif / lonanotanolen CT bet
itauIet al ct mt ,SorOras / GuIcbrn.
itiGrin9cn. Glepc itorc Sflbc, Der.
ibIonot Tnmpitibet ",Sinlunb", ionl
or poa Meiie iii Sou Sruncisco.llo-
itilinaeu oG har $50 Rosiagerer
omborb, er lionieoe al Sfreoet
Gette me Sfrco 'ioes at oGre set
l~terite, iom hnr iunOet Stco, lioen
adnoIen oobneoe@.
&c itore GompmioOermoitiner cr
ollcreoe / iulbt Nrbei0e meo at rpb.
Dc Gaaiogcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
1oroifiolp / europa.

M%obCnbcim, Gpitlonb, ocn 9Nc
&oloionnIc &ororpitclier
notcrebca ibng pco Oct hcrpUrcnbc
Sbicrpatorlum. Sci@moqr0icn an.
tpocbc, at ct itcrft Soroifiulp bar
Stco / Spbeuropn, mlliGcna
/ &alobricn cllcr Ilbauicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
6orfatteren 6eorS
PelSeien Sith 600

SielQc CT telegram ira &erflen,
Gal, cr Den bcflenotc humoriinifc
Noriottcr. @eorl 6elqeien Titt,
oen 9be Au9uit aiQaoet ueo lsoell
paa CT oeruprcu0e Sanatorium ~
San osoe Tom 6sl9e al en- Separation
Tor @linoturnlabetGnbelie
Wr. Iith bar piOcnbcfIelot ION
Goriatter al brmoriitiife Smnabi.
%ilorier, al gibonbIingcr o. Here 9s.
ger.
Nan par is0t / Saba. 81, sen
Ste SUM 1877.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-08-13
uoIoterl,e.
Sanucl Npit. iUm SSurrctninasnoNs-
tcrnc CT mcoct luucRbc.
Waiiem ifDpcr / Wciret.

@aibington Oeu soc Aupllit.
$ielQc ocn al Sc G%oreneOe StaterS
Nan0clatalumcr netop orlentligalor'
te Cucrlllt oper GorretniugStiIltou.
oell on Oh Ngltu0iiQtcrnc / Sonoet,
hor oen llro. iom tor pGrct ielt /
oct omcrltanitc ,Sorrctniugs. o. vi
n%nn4pcrbcu / Tnlcbuinq Sri9en, Ill
belt IuQt lj1 Sioernc CT / set belle
taGet lcuut Qooc, OF NgirIoligternc
hor 0cu lioitc llQc iorbc0rct liz /
lorbouicnNc @ro0, iclu / De 2dnosoc.
lie. hpor oct lon9uorigc &c0n bor
Giort liorit Stooe.
Men tiItroD9 tcrior rnaocr ser
ool / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iremoe-
les ltor 6orlINtigbcO ~ aonlerou.
ti2mc. Dian ipnea at bapc ,Sglel.
len al. at Oct er bc0lt at pcntc, til
Nclnltaternc Al Snobeltuinlen lore.
lINIcr, lar man otter lu0ld0cr liG
pon noNeu ltprre screenings. eaer
iinnrciclc T~orctdncu6cr, % iom Ell
6slGc beraf in0ifrUntcr aiebmUn.
0cnc rlmot ont i Sau0Ct Iinc Suo.
eb Al &Grcr til oct miu0lt nltlige.
&circt bar &c lioitc Ter Tiger no.
Qiort @rmotoucn / Situotioncn.
Stle lloen ocl lite Sltni bar Neobe.
relt pUrct oucr0rcpeu / nTItcn duc
2elc al &on0ct. llnotdqelleruc her.
ira bar uGret iad ~ lmoa. SIrf.
njngeu paa ApIinQeu far uGret baa.
De 900 o. ilct, ltleut oerl. taget Gan.
oet / lin NcIbeb, hur uGret al ltsrrc
Nptte cno Sfooe. Iette i~taoiplter
iglen Oen Noaitauo. at iPrlig uaaoc
Nor gipcr liore Yulluger.
Som 6slgc al arigen / europa
og Sdr6ipuligbeOen Tor. at Otter
ipsrNielen oerird ireuuoelcS oil bliuc
ltor, m~uIigrnS itsrre emo oeu bi0ti[
bar pGret, cr 0ue0earealct b%etp0elig
iterre emo Iiior, iau Sotoluobuttet,
toact / G%orbiuOclie meo en- rig gp'
lima, nntoQcs at pile bli oct tier.
lie i Nnuoet3 Nlitorte. SertiI font.
ulcr. at Der or al @ruu0 Ill at fro,
az l;riieruc oil hul0c lin beic