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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28

Srano / McNirinc Yafc.

Sohnlona Seruu0rchanocl ol Chi
fam X &aalia Buff / Mcbiciue cafe
ncbbrTnbtc her ON Saacn meb ct
Cab al $4,000.
Wincsriiten iproublet. Mcb Sob
berinNnitricn ! Butte iitriftet 1an.
enSc lor &citrpt nrcb 3infmincr ioa
riae, at bette Natal MI / CT bioti!
Mtlcnot 8ponillm brinacS irem ! I'd
gen, % mcN Den 8ienopreianing.
icn paa 0iincNriitcns Smraabe /
Oct belle iorc9oar overall | Staten.
ucntcH llobnitci iaar al blue 'aa
omircnt icrboblct moo flor. Winc.
inipctisr " 2 Srcm bar / in dar.
liac &npport iii @upcrner Stcpart
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28

WpfprcutIcr, hppr1f Der | OCT forlsb'
nc Inr rcoiitrcrcbcs Here, ncrnlIg
I0l9. Smcnoifient Heliltrcrin9cl
for bette Nar or %oilluttct, ioa or Der
ircmoclcS cnocl u0%cltoncnbc Sororin-
Acr. Der bo1liN i%nblsbcr, o1 man
mclltc, at 0cn belle %noiTlt lor No-
rel pco HclilircrinA~fontorct piloc
ran ~ Miiuion Collars. cler ma
item Ell holp Wi1ion mere crb Tor.
riNc NorH. StotaicfrctTr Nllcn
ucntcr nTitc !lor0 Ncaiitrniion at
ominttc 10000 NutonobiIcr. Scr
por pcb @cNpnoclicn al iorriNc llNc
rcAiitrcrct 23,0S9 Nutoa ior nUitc
Nnr. hpllfct or 1876 mere emo poa
lonmc Sio iilor. HIutomlobilcicrc
or bIcpnc oplorOrc0c Ill at lnbieloc
I'm Sfut % |Nnnlohniug ON Hmn.
mcrplnbc ior lite %onlior, ior at
inn ian mcact ION unlliNt Al Ret
en-. Tc0 oct me 9Iara Nclnn0cllc
trU0cr Statcn@ me %op Tor Nc1l
~itrniion al Tuionlobilcr frat, iOct
9hlmmcrplnocruc bu nil NlTloc ior
ire Nur. Nor at un00ud Nflllft nl0a
man rcQiiircrc line Nlitonlobilcr ier
lie Iprll 1916.
NNion CT NplNc. : Council
@luii2 itnl Ndnf'oltcnc Tor Aluor
bauc bc1pnot at Iorbon0Ic OH en-
Groning, hporuc0 bcrc2 Norretninacr
ne0 oct me Mars Nclunoclic 'tdl
boloca onbnc hucr %or0dN@ Niten.
Gcttc Sfriot pil pare Ell 6elNc al
at Nncna 30 Snlooncr 0n l%Itfca. pA
al Nuutcnc en- uia Ncniccnoc "a
trr0cr iitcoct. 2citc iorhol0cr Jig
ioulcoc3, al ollie N|rbclo@iolf, Der
Vor0o09 Nitcn mo0taNcr lin llNc'
lon pco Ell Nonfonpi3ninN, cr blcp.
ne pnllte iii at onuiuttc 0ia'c / &on
tonicr / Ell cIlcr on0cn Soloon. -
Council Nluii~' Snlooncr bar / Nir.
f%cliNhc6cn lpuuAct liz op I'll at BIT
Ne Nantiorrcinlngcr / Ell mllorc
Waalcitof, ioct Dc bpcr Ssr0aN Tor.
inner iiN mco ct tilltrTffcllGt Fcl'
Qebcleb, life oltnc nof I'll at mo
lpic ale bi0lc Gbccta, ionl prU'cltc-
res opcr 1iitcn, men oGioo til / pon'
fommcnoc Sil'Ul0c at Nipc aleb
mpn0cnc NcrlcpcnQc. Ter pnnltno-
ca, at @nen3 Nouocl@iolf cr font
tie &onc mco belt at ltoIc pda ga
looncrnc Ipr Ncrlepcn1c, hpiItct &c
iorrciicn oQiod unr MOOT I'll, hpl@ DC
ucntcoc iii citcr Nonttio. Gn a.
Wucn3 mluUrcn0c Observation-Disclosures,
ser nsic ticnocr StillinGcn, lfol
trntc pnn at bclnubc mco en- ilocl
Gi0orbufit citcr Den lite &nnlar
ior ser at inolcic Chefs, men moo
Ell W~obtpirrcIic Al 10 Gents Tor
hpcr. Nnnr @rbcio3folf loor ont
lat inc Chefs / SoIooncrlc, lan
blir ser oItiO noQct iGicn al Fcn1c'
lie, ibct aumncrnc %lIlittcr lin GprIt
- OF olte pcl lnu oct mcocn0
Ser hos Gi1orbonoIcrcn llot life ull-
Sc bIipc en- iou ripcn0c Nl'UtninN.
Ter punitnnca. at Nncn2 Nlcbnrno
life cr iitano iii at inblolc nl9lcI
Gbccts, "a Sc lom NcQcl vii l1lo'
ifrUutc iiQ til inc ticnOtc aunocr.
&c olniinocliNc Nnnoclaiolt tienocr
lite Wa4icn Al oct Eltblitlum, ionl
MI brllNcr SuIooucrnc lon i'm Der
cIbnnf. o. Sc nil life %rc'itcrc at moo
to0c Nnpi2llin1cr ira utlclotc Tcr-
Toner "a nlco nficnotc lln6crltriitcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
scandal FISH co.. Dock ], DULUTH. MINI.

S~rNy@fETee btf! TiN! Serif froeien % Nh.
~-S:enlSS ioItst 2o,e Emperor Glib ienbes
pug olrsfts ira Gilterierne I'll larefte priier. Rcuajort
quo ~ ete. ~. pnno. &icb renaiort SiIc. "a hi
loor pine Teflee VGro - Sn0nploenc ubtooee. s,n,
reoet %atblaaes. % bn faor ben rene Glib. Isrii SIo
6eeler 70 pr. 100 Vb.; ferit Cub SQffc ~ u.
2lp'altet Silo 1925 pr. 100 Vo.; VI 81 Or. 5OVb Senb
mo ON Selitllin9 rneoens geiret or fpIbt. vi oorou.
iersr tilloli0noia fer't 5if. encr binc peuce tilboae.
LIND BROS, Jr., Two Harbors' MINI
He'erente: }irit Sfate 9onf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
Stmocntcr pnn Nuntcrtrcllc.

Nlll4bllrl SCnll10rn3 WIct NIllb
N%tIuncupolj2 tiltran0tc Sonoal en-
II llQcra Nontcrtrclit. hporrmOcr 0cn
nil bcirlc GrltirtcmcnlQhc0cr / Ain.
ncioio. &l2couliu. NllInoi1 ~ Nj
dliluL Olpcu0c Idlt IS NontcrtCr.
Nroic@lor @torlc Sucr0rup. Semi.
uurict2 NrUii0tut. lcoiolcr Sanger
lie "a taller uC0 hucr NQntCrt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
1nold1loet.


I WrttlCl lllpofol ItQc ltllocr NII Gil
@dnfanuiprina ior $4,000. Col
lclct9 Vruiiocnt funhc mcO Ncnlpn
II! Ben lihCralc &clunbCr life oplp.
&c on0ct. cnO at set par ira Ell Mani
ira 2i,cL "a al ma 1T bctro0tc oct
ION I'll al Santa Clans %lmcrnlo'
hcOcr.
Nptclbrnnb / Horeit Sim. Notcl
SuuWt / Eorcn Sim nc0brUnotc
Sen 2tNc IS. outalciiQ res Ell arI
biuac2 ScluautUu0clic @pQninQcl@
Nirl0crcta0c. ,NINtu iprcOtc lil me
act hurti0. me- set lnftcoc@ ouc
Ciuitcr at foumrc M / QoN NchoIo.
Motcllct por I tim Si0 oprrrt meo en-
%cfoiminQ Al 100000.
%nr nrr Srufnct. Ger mcloc2
fra Siour .Gcntcr, at &Sillam Hn
ncrion "a 'fNuitru Al Eutotn Gin,
9~tcbroila, mar pnr ortiuct I Ncrrp
Greet. Ceres Automobil pnr blcucn
ndafIcrt al ct (o@iaacrtoQ ~ uNltc'
sc IN / @uftclclct. huor sc IL blew
liaaenoc unocr Sen tlrn1c Niultluc.
Get par mere Ell MruocIic enc III.
oct aubct. at DC lnn hnrtl1 tinloe
berries.
Mnnnina life fnmplnitcn. Ger
mclbtc@ iorlcOch At @nrodoet /
Wanniua bapoc iorlTnQet lin Il
Genie for &c fonmcnoc 10 cllcr ire
@ar ior bcrpeN al lnn N%nlcOnInQ I'll
at bcfirmpc 6~orbuoalopcu. Settle
ffaI OoQ lite barre Sillrloct. Zen
ncrprrenNc Gorutu Httorncn bar er
flprct, Of man lite bnu0c noQct lou
ran NcnliQt, men al &iccnlc bIcp be-
rilQct / set SiIiUlhc. al Sorblloalo-
ben ira andre Solo fuI0fnitcoc3, ol
al ManninQ nil bIipc tor" clter
Nlorcta llOIeb. Ger cr Nog Wflt
liQhco for, at SnIooniolt / Qnpcl-
port nil irttc iiQ ~ inioo Soucn, %
DC ifaI hare CrflGret, at oct | lda
Silipl0c piI hlipc Niort nobent uco
AT Be Sen 3oic NSoullor oabller line
Soretningcr.
Gro ppcr MioiisiIppi pcb GAMMA?
S~porQanld0lct ON en- &lorCbro ppCr
Yti0llalippillo0Cn pcb SdnlilG or at
fer fomnct 90, ioct SuQcn III mco
mcQcn Nelciitring err N|icnopta0cn a.
Nucll9 VorNcrc % crocl Fcn0e nj
rC0c uco SubltriptIon Nan bar
haut ct Wtp0c nlc0 Scnotor NcnnonJ
liQc inr han nirciitc til MnlbIngion,
~ omcn0ltjont llltct bcltclnt cr u
1cntlilQiort hcron1, lon tdn oct pei
uutn0c4 AZ Scudtorcn nil icQc en-
WculIQuiul til So~rctuQcn0ct. Gor-
ll0cn itluc Nrocu. Der ira Nncll
HouliuO tUutc2 at opcrlpUl0e Scil.I
lrbct til DC Ger, Ser LAGER pn0 ocn
ouocn zinc. omiattcr Eloncn Ell
N'orcucl opcr oi2ic iootol0tc Ger Ill
sem lille On y Soto 2&iotonliu
@rocn % &cicn cr bcrcQnct til at
toitc mcllcm 100000 ol 500,
OO0.
Ecnc Snlconucr. dc Miliumlon,I
en- a. Sc QOnllc norIfc NIonccrcr pc0
Sort Go0Qc. mar til ,<ul u0bclt ion
pu1trcut alt han cicr mcllcm line mn
Ncrn net han TIM bar bcholbt 0cn
Earm huorpnu han Dor, lor bcrpc0
al iltrc iii cQct %ll0tonmuc I NI0rr-
Nonncu. salt u00cltc l0nllc %SIl'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
3tlinnrrntu.
Trcnbcnnhl nf 10 Mar.

linm Nrcn0cnmhl. ser ueb Nctten /
Wtoorhcu0 louote2 itnloiN / trc0ic
Wrno2 Ntor0 pno i'm SuoNcr gle
Norbp cr blcucn ocn1t til ii Mars
Strdi0rbcj0c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
4un gnkntu.
Iurfnlat al SfiTbnen. sc


Snng / Sedo lnne3 at prrc iorinlGt
al Ell Grlllom StiNbne, % Oct lib'tc
S1'cr or Den lOudrige Spn Trco0ie,
Der pua ct %oipital / 9cuowooO life
pentcoes at tlnne Icue til Den al ole
@srn ina mclct i~orpenteoe Slllcicit
inbtruuotc. Goocren 0poc liOltc
&oar. oQ Mo0crcn bar iictop MI
blcpcn icnot til Statcns Sinoaip9e-
olul / 9anttou. Meo en- 9lltonlo-
bill lfillbc ino 6rc0oie oN bans ire
iman Seifcnoc brllgcs til SlUgt-
hinge / Nnroing Goulltp, men tonrlc
i'm Nil ira %cno alco &ierctoicta
Nilil pan Den incbtlagte %ci, % Oct
belle imrtcoc nc0 cit 100 300 bpb
alcit. Alc tom tllifabe, men pTrlt
bar oct nlco Src00ic, Der life pclltc.
bca at flllunc lCuc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
Srt bclc Spurucioipitcm itnnicScs

Cabin Is. Woo0ridl NrUiioent ior
(uillnlbncrnt2 Sporpel@iuitcnL 81.
oc iorlc0cu "a bleu ~>illcu'tcu bclrn.
pcu / Miinucupoli4 : Sen 9luIr0.
niuQ blcp ON Gitcrmioonlcn ira
MI. 80 Ill 2&5 ale Nrul ltnnicoc
over oct hrlc Su'ttm / (piuiuObpcr.
he. .oct hpcr %olu Nlottcn hdIu ire
ltGUitNc Ser, 0UI O0 bc'auot Jig. oG
'orbIcp itiut / lem Wtnltcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
Gpnutcs bliucr uGraaacnnc.

Sfu6pcuNc Tor Gouotcs bleu lorIc-
bcll betpocliN iorminoifebc al ScNia.
%!aturen, hporior man hellcr life bar
icrt set llnlaQcr prro at cftcrltrUbc
bette lille Nou0ur, men 0elgerne
bcrai hur aucrc0t Wit ii9. Sppotca
or blcpnc tnlrlQc. iiTr / Tlacf Nina
GGncnc, o. oc cr bIcpi,c laa nTrGno'
cnhc. at &c 'orioIlcr % orTbcr nr-
lien huor tort Iur oct ifdl pore. -
Charles 9arion bocnoe PED Nocf.
ioro. Termination G%orntp, blep Tor.
leocn %ionc Ill. at ct Nclac Al 10
Gountea Formulate co orTbtc en-
Nioricbuf uciCubc 800 Eino. ear
ion naocbc ioricut Stcbet til at fnn-
nc ircllc Shorten. men ban orUbtc
bol Here a. ben2 Y~laacdanocr ~
hinorcoc &c eurllc / at 'raoolc |
Slortc'teN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28

eeus ~?sesrab.eshsn" Ill sIres % Ben
uer bet aar,lc 2cno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
Vt beficm bteioroe

e., pua lorIsn nillli9s lib % reb be ninbie Ncr=
.enoei,es pntonmtn9er. @i bill tafte cher ipr at
ols,e stecltm9ebnic. ibct j IN inbier. at pi briroer
6.n uas III DIN Ser nle9et ~bnrtieerc % til ben Ianeit
niliHs yrs, oa Observation-Disclosures CT mirbr,. naor
.vptlenoel'en belt %ipregoor iubeu bin eoerr Stot. ,Iprs
'enbel''r aisres prompt iro oae gfbclinoer M bn Mi
nlpoinae OH YIN Inoen neaet fprtere lib, enb on, On
pelliiie IRA 1nintb elier. 5po 3arbprs. men ON On
enieI GA pentl otrcftc fra bore popeoofoeiitaer /
Snlitb ener S~uteripr. omcritiert IrontnrnfnS,miu
eerie oll olioe en- bel Eel fore. on bu FOR nbenpm
olsle Stater. eno om on aiorbe bin yeftii!lna ira Nfbe.
III cen bin eaen Stai.
Vthcr I 5argo. no. SAT-: attrSctn, 60. Saf, GA
Naion Gitu, Jopa,:
Snllt Rod Glib. los frosien. 100 ri. So. rs; 30 Yb.
si."O' TlderelI re. Bite 10hc % Srput l21Sc pr. 10.
Grt'er fra 1nlutb. Wiun.. % Snperipr. gais:
Sniit Mod Stlo. IeS frosicn. 100 pb. So. rs: 30
vi nil paitt boilfetipmbelit disbursement fra 10 30.
% oporer lloen ertro gefoiinina.
Seitil MI NJ itrtp efter Ir;Sliife birefte tI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28

AutOmOblicruce Nntnl. Rcliirc.
rilQ ar @utcmcbilcr Tor bette 9lor
o'ilu,tcOes iorr,2c llac. ol Oct Yiicr
III 0cruco. at 1l5O2l ar Oiaic mo
acrUc Nierctelcr eIc3 ~ orlvcs /
<cra. Gen lomIcoc En0trat ucO
,esuircrW1soiaiitcr Octte 9lar be.
iob nl til SI393 ,3O6.G7. Sam.
mcnli9uet me0 %iilcrue Tor 1914 be.
leber 5ore9c!icn al Iluomobilcr
Soma ia Ill 3s.937. ioet Ser iorri.
&c @nr regiitrercoes tO6.0s7. NE.
beus De iioitc automobilnummcr
uogipet iaar. or 152,024. iaa err oet
%reopenolgt al trGfte 1000 ira oetic
9dInmer Ior NJ iaa oct uirfcliQc
9lntal @utomobiler. &c ieriic 7.O00
9lumre bier uemlia rcierrercoc ior
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28
NurlHnNcr %rpufvfun "tprlnot"

Ell0ldncre p0o GoH0 M %nc Hcicr.
uatioucu nUr GIoluct har I'll ,>l0iu
ncrtommi@'rr G0to Scll4 iul0t en-
Etuipluinl ont AT belle &nolnucrtcr-
ritorltt. Nculo,0 til (rnticu Al
1S5L blivcr terlolt" Ger uUpnca
iUrlil ! Nn%irNnirlcn, al @pcn
%rool2tcu liNlcr mNcnior SET i
(r0ft0ttu uUputt Cmronoc. oN at
SdlR AZ Rl@0r.tfc ocripr buroc Tor
bu0Co Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28

Sppcn nm at lnGnc. yer mar
Sen 'cncrc Sio uGret oiapurtcrct me,
oct ON Den itorc Soriticl Scr or poa
az laouc % iJipIe. ibct Ser er poa.
ituoct, al bet not fan aao on at
"Iaauc" Ell NItomobil, icm Giercn
har laoct iian Tor II fort SiN uocn.
Tor ell Sorretnrng. ubcn uetop Der
Tor al hare bcgaact uoNct 2noeri.
lilo Tom Siatens Gore u~oITaacr Oct.
tc. Scnne 9aancmanl bar oaldo
nit iia paa andre Smraoher enc DC
"Seitelsies". On Nanb tisrtc iaa'
lcbcS icrIcocn OF til Ell @lliif lang,
noe paa @oihinatcu Apcnic / Min'
neapoliS. tog CT al &c Sii!cirTr. Der
loo uocnior. fai;cNc oct paa SlTocil
% ficrtc pipcrc. aiepmahocn lclr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-12-28

Sni0mNrbct Scrns. n Z.
Sd'rocOcr Der ! noQcu (io hur op.
no,Nt iil / (tr0@. blcp Sen 22oc IS.
lom ElN brult Ill Groofatou a. ioro.
'ritct Der. Gen uulc Ntuuo cicoc
en- llorrt Naudl ! SCrae. ~ Set Tor.
iUlc2. At han b.cp lniNmmroct. uctop
'om han en- N'tcn ian o. ifrco ct
Nrcu I'll i'm Mio0cr / GroofHton. -
San blcu u0cuira ltuoi licnucm Ct
&lnou o. ser ipuc5 life al hare
uGrct uoQct Notiu Tor Suilmoroct.
Sen bcoite Snle9auc. Srauf
Stoct | Guhltb paaiinor AZ haze ioact
Den bcoitc ,<lIlcNapc. BET par muIi1t
az Glut ham. Non por benlt Ill :
Mars StrO'nrbeiNc / Stiamatcr Tor
az hare b%ebraNct line Nrbeiosaiperc,
men oo han ioa ,~,lilcoiicn i9ieu itil.
leocs Tor CONNER Scslcr. blep han
lsslaot mco 2nltet ON en- gIrbclil
Snl OF et goot Nutaar. Sob dig
belt ira bcruienoc Sritfe, leo moi
loint 90 UrIiAt az iilbrina al OH
6rltlo hos DIN Nuilru % oil Barn,
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30
WIRELESS TELEPHONY TO
ENCTRCLE THE EARTH

John j. Carly, chief engineer of the
American telephone system, forecasts
wireless telephony encircling the earth in
relays of 10000 miles each.
The possibilities Of this new discovery
are almost unlimited Commanders Of ex-
peditions, armies, and battleships, can
hold constant communication with each
each other; explorers in remote parts of
the earth can talk in ordinary converse
ton with persons in the hearts of civiliza-
tion.
Mr.. Carty, in an interview, has said:
I'VE have talked on the wireless and dis
tinctly heard and recognized voices at
two ends of the 10000-mile circuit between
Mare Island and Paris simultaneously
World circuits are merely matters of ex-
tension"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30

year Serbia vii be forced to give in or
make the best terms possible.
'sTo say we are going to hinder the
march of Germany through Bulgaria is
absolute nonsense. We cannot get into
Bulgaria this year, for there are only three
or four weeks more in which operations are
practicable on account Of the winter. But
there is no reason why we should not con-
tinue to hold Saloniki and keep our troops
in Greece.
Instead Of ridiculous promises, we
should have had an army in Macedonia
long ago This would have absolutely
stopped any nonsense from Bulgaria and
probably brought her in on our side"
Lord Beresford, outspoken critic of the
Asquith administration, in an article said,
in part:
"War requires quick decisions and
prompt actions Both have been singu-
larly wanting since the war commenced.
"The policy Of wait and see is fatal to
"Owing to indecision and vacillation,
the government on every important oc-
casion has been too late. The ministers,
having no initiative of their own, wait for
public opinion to drive them. At the same
time the ministers withhold from the pub
lie information without which they cannot
form a just opinion.
"We did not stand by our friend Ser
bia until too late We neither stand by
our friends, nor stand our enemies We
attempted to bribe Bulgaria by offering
her other people s property, thereby copy
ing German methods. We attempted to
bribe Greece by offering her portion Of
our own property. Necessarily we are
humiliated when Greece refuses to accept
it.
If we continue our present procedure,
we shall head straight toward disaster
before the latent energy Of the nation is
awakened.
Thousands Of our best men have been
lost ashore and afoat because politicians
have assumed the executive. The war up
to now has been controlled by politicians,
not by men who have studied and under
stand war"
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30
MISS CAVELL IS EXECUTION STIRS
PEOPLE OF TWO CONTINENTS

The execution Of Miss Edith Cavell, the
English nurse in Belgium, has attracted
worldwide attention, and has been gener-
ally condemned by the American press.
It is claimed that her crime was one Of
kindness, and in this she allowed her SYM
pathies to overrule her judgment. She is
reported to have nursed the German
soldiers as readily as those Of her own
country.
The story Of her execution reveals one Of
the greatest fights that was ever made for
a woman's life Ambassadors Of various
nations interceded vainly in her behalf,
and Brand Whitlock, the American Min
lister at Brussels, labored for her until the
last moment.
Miss Cavell was head Of training school
in the Belgium capital, and was sentenced
to death for aiding English, French, and
Belgium soldiers to escape. She was brave
and cheerful to the last, protesting her
Christian faith, and saying that she was
glad to die for her country.
Dr. Alfred F. M Zimmerman, German
under secretary for foreign affairs, has
issued an explanation, in which he says in
part:
cit is indeed hard that woman must be
executed, but remember to what shall a
state come which is in war if it allows to
pass unnoticed crime against the safety
of its armies because committed by women.
''In the Cavell case [ have reviewed the
decision of the court and examined the
evidence down to the smallest details.
The result is so convicting and all the cir
cumstances are so clear and convincing
that no court-martial in the world would
have reached any other decision.
''For it concerns not the act of one sin
gle person. rather it concerns a we'll
thought-out, worldwide conspiracy, which
succeeded for nine months to render the
most valuable services to the enemy to the
disadvantage of our army.
stCountless British, Belgian and French
soldiers now again are fighting in the
allied ranks who owe their escape from
Belgium to the activity Of the band now
sentenced, at the head Of which stood Miss
Cavell "
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30

following urgent appeal to his subjects
to come forward voluntarily and enlist
against the Germanic foes:
TO My People: At this grave moment
in the struggle between my people and
highly organized enemy who has trans
gressed the laws Of nations and changed
the ordinance that binds civilized Europe
together, I appeal to you.
II rejoice in my empire effort and I
feel pride in the voluntary response from
my subjects all over the world who have
sacrificed home and fortune and life itself
in order that another may not inherit the
free empire which their ancestors and
mine have built. ask you to make good
these sacrifices.
'The end is not in sight. More men,
and yet more, are wanted to keep my
armies in the field and through them to
secure victory and an enduring peace
In ancient days the darkest moment has
ever produced in men Of our race the
classes, to come forward voluntarily and
take your share in these fights.
In freely responding to my appeal you
will be giving your support to our brothers,
who for long months have nobly upheld
Great Britain's past traditions and the
glory of her arms"
The appeal shows the extreme gravity of
the present situation and most of the Lon
don papers have commented upon it's
frank character The Telegraph said
Let there be no illusions; the present is
the darkest moment since the war began.
A Chicago editor regards the appeal as
the last word before conscription.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30
DIVERGENT VIEWS ON REGULATING
BIRTH OF CHILDREN

Much comment has been created by the
declaration Of Prof Joseph French John
son that childbirth should be regulated,
marriage discouraged, and married men
taxed more heavily than bachelors.
Theodore Roosevelt, stalwart advocate
of the unsurpassed birth of children in
American homes, when approached re-
garding the matter, remarked:
So many important things are coming
up for the country to consider that one
may not waste his time discussing such
unutterable Stiffness"
Miss Jeanette Wilder, formerly editor
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Submarines Active in Baltic

According to latest reports, twelve Ger
man ships have been sunk in the Baltic
by British submarines within the past
three weeks.
On October 20, the German steamship
Scotia, bound from Sweden to a German
port, was attacked by a submarine, but
succeeded in signalling Zeppelin, which
started at full speed for the scene and
forced the under-sea boat to submerge.
On October 25, British submarine sank
a German cruiser of the Prinz Adelbert
class. Of the complement Of 557 men
aboard, but few were rescued.
On October q, the Swedish submarine
Hvalen was attacked by German armed
trawler, which mistook her for British
vessel The mate was seriously wounded
and sailor slightly so. This aroused a
wave Of Indignation from the Swedish
newspapers.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-10-30
GERMANS EFFECT JUNCTION WITH
BULGARIANS
Road Opened for Relief of Constantinople

Road Opened for Relief of Constantinople
Since debating the foregoing article on
the European War, reports are received of
the gravest moment in connection with the
Balkan campaign. The German army has
now effected junction with the Bulgar-
ians, thus opening road through north
eastern Serbia and Bulgaria to the Aegean
Sea and Constantinople.
The Germanic powers are, therefore,
now in position to send guns and muni-
tions by river and railway to both their
Bulgarian and Turkish allies.
The primary object Of the drive through
Serbia is, evidently, now accomplished.
The opening of direct route to Constan-
tinople is hailed in Berlin as forerunner
Of the collapse Of the Dardanelles cam
paign, upon which so many lives have been
expended.
In the London Times Of October 28th,
three men prominent in British life are
quoted as admitting that Serbia cannot be
saved from the invading forces.
The three men referred to are Captain
Ellis Ashmead- Bartlett, British official press
representative in the Dardanelles cam
paign; Lord Charles Beresford, formerly
Admiral Of the British navy; and Captain
Granville Fortescue, an American resident
in England.
In the course Of speech, Captain Ash
mead-Bartlett is quoted as saying:
Nothing is more deplorable than IN
ability to redeem pledge solemnly made,
but at the present we (the British) cannot
redeem the pledge made to Serbia, for we
are not in a position to save Serbia this
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War Notes in Brief

The Russian government is preparing for
the issue Of an internal loan Of $500,00O,-
900, the interest rate to be five and one
half per cent.
It is reported that the situation is so
stringent in Constantinople that there is
no gas, electricity, or candles, and that
conditions Of life there are almost intoler-
able for foreigners Two thousand work
men from the Krupp plant in Germany
are said to be idle, owing to lack Of raw
materials.
Russian socialist leaders, representing
many shades of opinion, have issued call
for socialists to subordinate their personal
interests and to support the national cause
against Germany, stating their belief that
the defeat Of Russia in the war would mean
the defeat Of the Russian struggle for free
dom.
A list Of British casualties shows that
the average daily loss to the army since
October l has been $500 men, which is a
UIS lIlcrcdS0.
According to Lieut.. Paul S. IT. Arbon,
Of the British army aviation corps, one rea-
son why the aircraft of the allies are not
now making SO many attacks upon German
cities as heretofore, is that the Germans
have invented new anti-aircraft gun,
with an accurate range Of more than
10000 feet
1t is reported that Belgian subjects, be-
tween the ages Of II and 35, have been
notified by the German authorities at
Brussels to report themselves to the COM
manders for military service, with the re-
suit that 1900 have SO far been deported
to Germany.
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lines, and it's almost useless for Germany
to issue official denials Of scarcity Of food
stuffs.
According to a Berlin paper, the resi-
dents of the capital are forbidden to eat
meat-on two days Of each week. Germany
has this year produced a record potato crop
such as was never before seen in the coun-
try.