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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
BRITAIN PROTESTED
TOU. S. ABOUT ElTEL
Sir Edward Grey Admits Objec-
ton Was Made to Ger
tain Repairs.

London, April 20.-The British gov
eminent had protested against some Cd
the facilities afforded the German aux
ilary cruiser Prinz Eitel Friedrich at
Newport News, Sir Edward Gray dis
closed to-day in the House Of Commons
The Foreign Minister said:
Before her internment the Eitei had
her bottom cleaned and coated with
non-fouling composition while III dry
dock in Newport News, thus considera-
bly, increasing her speed. His Majesty's
government protested on the ground
that an increase in her speed or radius
of action was an increase OF her night
ing force, such as Article II OF the
Hague convention forbids.
"The United States government re
fused TO admit this, considering thai
any damage sustained by the action OF
the sea and not inflicted by an enemy
NAV be made good They also called at
tention to the provision that the loca
authorities of neutral powers shall de
eide what repairs are necessary"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
Austro-German Force in
Carpathians Prepared
for Supreme Fight.
FATE OF HUNGARY
IN THE BALANCE
Magyar Controllers of Dual
Monarchy's Policy Know Sep
arate Peace Is Impossible.
[By Cab. TO The Tnbuns.l

London, April 20.-Russian reports
tell of the repulse Of Austro-German
attacks in the direction Of Stry and TO
the southeast of Lupkow Pass, and OF
the capture Of another height on the
eastern Roszanka chain Of the Car
pathians.
There has recently been a complete
cessation of passenger and general
traffic on the Prague and Bruen sys-
tenn of Austrian railways. The Ger
mans have sent large reinforcements
through Moravia into Northern Hun
gary, and these have now entered into
action, forming the vanguard OF the
Austro- German attempt to develop a
counter attack against the Russian po-
sitions among he hill villages Of the
southern Carpathlans.
About 100000 Aus,ro-German troops
are now engaged there over an irregr-
lar line between the Lupkow and UzsoA
passes. Their base is the plateau
stretching beyond Gumennoys and
+ overlooking the fiat farming lands OF
Hungary the lighting in the middle
Of this position is very desperate, but
the Russians are slowly wearing down
the resistance opposed to them.
The Austrian railway system near
/ the Rumanian frontier Is also closed
to ordinary traffic, doubtless because
Bukovina is being evacuated and
troops brought round under German
orders into Hungary.
Although the Austrians have lost
/ half a million prisoners to the Rus
slams since the war began, besides a
terrible total of dead and wounded, the
/ Magyar controllers of Austrian policy
know perfectly well that Germany will
not permit them to make a separate
peace, and accordingly the present bat
! tie is being fought with terrible
ferocity by the German and Magyar
combination, with the knowledge that
the destiny of the Dual Monarchy
hangs On the result.
Berlin (via London. April 20.-Ger-
man newspaper correspondents. tele-
graphing from the Carpathian noun
tans, say that the Russian offensive IN
that region has come completely 70 an
end. Small engagements are stlll IN
progress in the wooded Carpathlansy
but these are dying out. Occasional
fights which take place for local adj
vantage here and there are without i'm
portance The situation generally is
characterized as one of absolute quiet
Colonel Won Reuter-. who commanded
the 99th Regiment at Zabern in 1913,
when trouble broke out between the
townsueople and the military. has been
promoted to the rank of major gen
eral.
The Insterburg East Prussia cor
respondent of the "Berlner Tageblatt
says that Russian aviator dropped
four bombs on Insterburg on Monday
morning A woman was killed and
two children were injured. The ma
terial damage was slight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21

no salonica. but even II Austria were
content at annihilating Serbia and dld
not enter into Macedonia is there any
doubt that Bulgaria, instigated by Aus
tria. would attack Serbia for the pur-
nose of occupying Serbian Macedonia
at IL necessary for US TO strive 1or
the co-operation not only OF ku.
MANN. but. IL possible, also that OF
Bulgaria. Should such cooperation De
brought into existence all the Christian
states of the Balkan Peninsula would
he confederated and thus not only
would the possibilities OF local defeat
he avoided but the new cooperation
would very seriously strengthen our
side Of the entente.
"Tberefore, | think II essential 70
mako important concessions TO Bul-
paria. which up to the present we have
declined even to discuss. AT the mo,
mont. however, in which our national
aanirations in Asia Minor are on the
noint of being realized, it is necessary
IN make some sacrifices In the Balkans.
Chiefly. we ought TO withdraw the OBJ
iections we have already raised con.
earning concessions on the part OF
Serbia TO Bulgaria, even II these CON
cp9SlOnB fAltIu i"'
bank of the River Axios.
an the event Of the concessions OIL
fered ON such q scale not proving SUI
fcient to attract Bulgaria TO cooper
ate with her late allies, or at ieast 10
get her TO maintain a frlendly neu-
trality toward them, | would not heSl.
tate. much as the operation wouid DC
painful TO me-. to suggest the sacrlhee
cf Kayala to save Hellenism In turkey
and TO secure the creation OF really
great Greece, embracing almost a'l the
countries over which Hellenlsm curing
IT'S history of centuries has held sway.
"Tbis sacrifice would be made, not
70 purchase Bulgaria's neutrallty' DuI
as exchange for its active cooperation
in the war on the side OF our allies'
Al the same time, as partial recon-
nense for this cessation, we would re,
cuire that. in case Bulgaria should
cvtend over the AXios River, SERBIA
OUGHT TO cede to US the Dalrani-Ge-
vaghili district, so as TO have talrly
;nDortant frontier on the north oppo-
site BULGARIA.. as we are at present de-
prived OF such a good frontier on the
east. p.,
ria's avidity it is almost sure, Whatever
concessions may be made to her, that
sbe will not consider them satisfactory
enouqh TO induce her to enter into CO.
operation with her former allies. Then,
in This connection, It will be indispensa-
HE 10 secure at least the cooperation
of Rumania, but without the co-opera-
ton Of that state our participation IN
the war would be very dangerous to US.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
ALEXIS F0Or-EAsE DOES II.

When your shoes pinch or your corns and
bunions ache so that you are tired all
over get Aliens Foot Ease. the standard
remedy tor the last % years. and shake IN
into your sh@s. lt VIII take the sting ON
OF corns and blnions and give instant re-
het 10 Tired hing. SW 0llen. Tender feet.
substitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
Germans Fail to Gust
British from Gains

London, April 2O.--In the semi-week-
ly narrative written by an officer, at
the headquarters of the British army in
France, under date of April 10, and
given out to-day by the Official Press
Bureau. the writer reports the capture
by the British of German position or
a hill to the west Of Xwarte,cne.
ION the evening of April II We ex-
ploded a mine under Hill so on the
Npres- Confines railway, 10 the west of
Zwartlene This Immediately was fol
lowed by an attack which gained pos
session of the whole Of the enemy's
trenches on the hill. The enemy suf-
fered heavily from the explosion, and
we took two officers and fifteen men
prisoners. During the night the
trenches captured were put In q state
Of defence
"The enemy renewed the lombard
ment toward morning and followed this
at $50 a. m. with a determined coun-
ter attack. This attack was pressed
home and stiff hand-tO-hand fighting
ensued. Our infantry, fighting with
great gallantry and determination and
well supported By artillery, drove off
the enemy with complete success. Our
LOSSES were very ItdNSt nut the yer
mans suffered still more severely, par
ticularly from our machine guns, which
caught them in close order in the open.
Throughout the 18th the enemy re-
peatedly renewed his attacks. masking
desperate efforts TO regain his position,
which was of great importance. At one
time they succeeded in gaining a foot
ing on the southern slope of the hill.
but they were promptly driven back
again. At nightfall the whole hill was
in our hands and the ground gained
had been consolidated.
This morning the enemy's attacks
ceased, but they continued TO lombard
the hill.
In the later fighting two more
officers and thirty men were captured.
making total Of four officers and
forty-hve men,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
DISCUSS PLAN FOR
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NJ Ps. Believe Limited Prohibi-
lion Would Have Little
Effect.

London, April 2O.-Members Of the
House Of Commons devoted their time
to-day to discussing the proposal that
Intoxicating liquors should be barred
from the House Of Commons refresh
ment room, but. being unable to agree
on this question, they postponed the
debate. The consensus Of opinion
among :he members was that Austen
ton from drink vas a personal matter
and that urohibition % the sale ot
LIQUOR - :ha -5fIesnment room could
not have much effect.
Sir Arthur Markham described the
resolution as pure can't" He men.
toned the fact that the total value OF
liquors consumed in the smoking room
Of the House during the two days II
was in session last week was less than
four shllings SD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
DUTY TO FIGHT.
RECTOR DECLARES
DR.. Manning Says Wealth Is In
equally Divided-Tells of
Needs in Crisis.

There are times when it is our clear
Christian duty 20 use force" said DR..
William T. Mapaing, rector Of Trinity
Church. at q meeting of the Diocesan
Missionary Committee in Synod Hall
yesterday
The rector's address was on The
Present Crisis and the Church's OPP
portunity." In it DR.. Manning also as
serted that the present distribution Of
wealth was disproportionate and IN
reasonable.
81 do not believe" he said, that the
use Of force is never justihable. / be-
lleve that there are times when Il Is
not only right but our clear Christian
duty 10 use force.
I'VE all know how much there is in
our industrial and commercial life
that is not in accordance with the law
OF Christ. When we have made every
proper allowance for difference Of re
ward according TO difference and quality
OF service we all know that the present
distribution of wealth IS a dispropor-
tionate and unreasonable one. We know
that the excessive riches of a man who
has too much are as bad and often
morally worse for him than poverty is
for the man who has too little"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
BRITISH DESTROYED
OWN SUBMARINE
Attacked ELS at Night Under
Fire, Fearing Turks Would
Capture Her.

London. April 2O.--The British Ad-
miralty announced officially to-day that
N. British submarine Flo was de-
.troved in the Dardanelles by British
picket boats.
The submarine Els, which grounded
on Kephez Point last SATURDAY., aP-
nears 10 have been in danger Of fall
&c into the enemy's hands IN a ser
yiceable condition. Great efforts were
made by the Turks TO secure her.
Attempts to destroy her by long
range fire of bsttleships failed,
During the night, Of the me; i ,3rb I nn,
nickel boats-that OF the lr'Imp"ip W
tnso1 and that Of the Majestic, under
IJoytenant Claude Goodwin, ooth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21
Assuming that the war will end

Assuming that the war will end
without giving predominance. to any
one side but with a return TO the status
quo as it was before the war began,
then the end of all Hellenism in Tur-
key would be sure and sudden. Turkey
would come out of the war unframed,
although she had dared great powers,
and, audacious in the sense Of security
which her alliance with Germany
would command, an alliance which
would certainly continue after the wa
as serving Germany's ends, would com
plete without DELAY the work of the
destruction of Helenism in Turkey.
The Porte would expel Systematically
without anN pretext and on a large
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21

scale, masses Of the population A..
confiscate their property. German,
would certainly not prevent or oppos.
such course. In fact, she would e..
courage it, as IL would be the mesr,
of Kidding Asia Minor Of another clair
ant 70 the country which she cove,
herself.
"On the other hand, our refusal !,
fulfil our obligations as allies towsr.
Serbia would not only ruin our mora
prestige as d state, would not only e.
pose US 10 the dangers above men
toned, but would leave Us withou, an
friends and without any political cred,
in the future.
"ELECTHERTOS VENIZEL0s."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-21

manned by volunteer crews, attacked
the submarine. The boats were sub
jected TO a very heavy fire, estimated
at over 200 rounds, from Fort No. ),
which was only few hundred yards
distant, and from a number OF small
guns at short range. Notwithstanding
this, the submarine was torpedoed and
rendered useless. The Majestic 8
picket boat was holed and sunk. but
the crew was saved by the other boat,
and the only casualty was one man,
who died of wounds.
Vice-Admiral de Robeck speaks in
the highest terms OF all concerned IN
this gallant enterprise. Lieutenant
Commander Eric Robinson has been
promoted to a commander by the Ad-
miralty, and a report has been called
for on the individual services of other
officers and men with a view to their
recognition.
Paris. April 20.-Two Turkish tor
pedo boat destroyers were blown up,
saws a Salonica dispatch, while passing
through a mine belt which Russian
ships had succeeded in laying across
the entrance 70 the Bosporus while
the Turkish feet was cruising IN the
Black Sea. The explosions caused ny
the destruction Of the two Turkish
boats gave warning 10 the remainder
Of the feet. which was obliged to re-
main in the Black Sea because no mine
sweepers were available.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-16
Sfibsficbs Sillen.

M|oihiultnn Sen 1ltc Ncbr. Som
Ell Npl0c Al lUllNerc Non'crclccr
mrucm ErUilocnt Milion NJ &c0cre
/ Non0rc@icu har Sitl0tloncu nlcO
Ncniuu tit 9lomiuitrntloncu2 Sflbo-
tjob@bla lNol mlNcrNaoet Ell luIo.
itun0il NorunprinI.
GCt blcu beiillttct at mo'tlllc
Nompru / Srnntct inbtll Sc plNtll-
itc Ncpll0nInN2ioriluN cr p%cOtoNnc.
\ Micllcmti0cn nil Senotor Worc@
5ubititlt Tor N0mlniitrOtion>billcn
hi ~irc1int / Nuict iom ct Nmcn
0tmcnt iii Mcct@biacn Der ollc.
rcoc cr pcotnQct Al Scuutct %
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tct. bll belt oplluct.
>tulNc Nciultottt / Mllict Better
ittr bli til'rr0alliltnbc, cr Ser Nhl.
lilheN Tor, II NrUli0cntcn MI lam.
mcuf1I0e en- GrtrdioriomIinN Al
NouQrtaicu mu0>tIbort otter Den
lr0cuUrUnNc SomIiH52 SpIo2ujuN
Sen l0C Niort2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-16
llv Gmiior til Nlerico.

9&aibinlton 6cn 100c Scbrior:
Iap. Tor. Stoter2 Siitriftaobpofot
/ Sop Nntonro, 5croS, 9upol 4eit
cr iooJ uoicct til at bcaipc ii9 til
Mcrico iom Frpiiocnt gSilionS per
ionIiqc Hcprpicnront. Non@ Wii@.
iion pil bli at unoerisge Sorboloe-
ne, intcrpicmc sc io~rifieliae Ssrere,
Gorrnn5o, @iuo % 3apato, % ior'
flare Tor Dem &c Torcnc6c Stater$
StiainN mcO Ncnipn iii Ncifpttclic
al llolrnoin9crnc % ocre@ E1tcrc2.
Ter.
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/ Ntcrico % bar ioalcbc5 hout en-
900 NnlconinN iii at iUttc Jig per-
ionIi1 inc / T%orholOcnc Der,
Nlonht onorc, iom hor prret
icnbt I'll Nterico iom |rUiiOcnt @il.
ions pcrionIigc NeprUicntnnt, cr
G%rqupcruor Sobn &inO Al Minue.
lut0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-16
Oooen / Seloien.

9tcrp Dorf De n10be 6ebr.: Sin.
con ". Bates, |iceiormaro / bcn
iilternationaIc aommiSiion, Scr
'oreItaor Snoinmlingen al Sirlp
III Sinoringen al Nsben / 9cloicr.
opholoer lig iortioen Der / @pen. San
op!n'cr, al Der al commissioner iii
Cato cr lnolamIet % ior Steritcbc.
len aucreoc ienot iii @elqien 292..
600 Con meA SepnetSmtfler. Gil
Noto or Ser / Rotterbom uoloSiet
$1,000 Son iro amerifanifc Sopnc.
Gen fniooiifc AibcliRs al aommria.
'loneu bar ienot lem SfibS(aoninacr
fllep 6coeoarer iii gelgier, prroiat
I'll oper 81, 100000.
Ger er M, beretter Mr. Bates,
ooer 100000 Terioner / SeIdicu.
'onl ltonr flIbitHnoia pno bar 9of.
te, % 'onl oa9Iig moo fortunes mcn
SennetImioIer. SpiS Sc Ionoc Rrf.
ler' 'ohi forInereS iornn ll0oclinaS.
'icorrlle, 'lilttcoeS ianmen, pilbc Sc
lio9lsrc en- SpngOc al 600 Dill.
Set n%ll'laocS. al 9inicn on Ter
Mnnncoer piI fno Ell 2rirobc al
1900 Mil, iporcnoc til NiitorScn
lncllem Nem Yorf % Salt cafe
Gin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-16
ct u~bvooeliet SUMO.

2ctrojt Ntid., ocu lite Tcbr.
70 Mcmc'frbopcOcr, 10 ToO0cr ~
en- Moouo lnOtullcOc / en- %nnlinOclil
Srf lnuOtca ignor / en- SiocloOc.
administrations / &c 10 Nouc0cr por
Qiort uflcn0cli1c pcO Nupcn0Cllcn
Al Snrc Folitict cr Al Ncn Nc
uin1. at ct Al Nopcocruc cr Al en-
MonO4pcrion % set auoct al en-
apinhr.
Srrfcu bIcp iunGct Al en- @rt,
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mere llNc Nrrbcocn nmbct cit
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Cotton.
Cation. iom t%ioliNcrc rorcltoN ct
Mi2iiou bcri NpcL ooNc ror 10
Sage llrcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-16
Oaoia" afeaar.


Noriolf @n., ben lite 6cbr.:
Set onerlfnnifc Gompifib "1ocia"
oi9if iooa iii HotterOom meo Ell
%nOnul al @omulb Tor (piflanO.
Sonr befien0t bor Ben cngelifc
HcgicrinN Qipet &nriel ON of Sfi.
BET oil BIZ foniiiferet, ibet Ocn bpp.
Der, at Sarteicta Sperierelie ira
inf iii omcrifonif He9iitcr par ct
9teltralitct2brlo.
Get cr ocrior ben olminbeli9e
Torpcutniug. at "9ocin" pao Spcr.
rciicn pil bli foprct al en- britiif
arpOicr % bragt til craclif @opn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-16
Srooprilerne.

Ncp Dorf, Den l0oc Ttb.: Ean
&nobpoclic al Npcna N%orNlrmcitcr
holotc3 long ct Niooc al N0tclmTno,
Nngcrc % ircnnitaoeuoc ai0bmrro
iurot oi2flltlrc Snrbbiclicn az Sreo-
priicn bcli Npcn, % buoo Der fan
N;erc9 ior at niece Sitllo:ionell.
Triicn poa &reb al Den ain!ts
beige Storrclic bley iOo9 Al mollJc
Sa9cricr iorheiet ira ) Gents til 6
Gcnt2 pr. Stpffc o pau "HoQo",
"Tic" % &o1perf / Iorholo Oert.l.
Get ircmgif un0cr Gi>fu@iionen
at oct por mmlliQt al bctulc sc nTr-
pUreuoc Eriicr ipr Ntel, bagc oet
til @roN % iUlge BET ior > GcntS
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- : Ntilmnufec iii oQiaa Erliell
pou Hroo bli iorheict til Is GcntS
pr. Stutfc / Ben nprmelte 6remtio,
% set iomme oil rimcIlgui@ BIZ Sil-
iUl0ct / andre @pcr.
: GhicoQo hor &ucn3 @oocrG
iwliittct liz til ocn Al @ogernlcitrencs
%onb2iorcninl til aongrc2ien rcitc-
SC Ncnpcnoclic oml at iorbnoe llo-
ipricl al Npebc in0til 1itc 2lllglit.
GGiccgo bar / Salular $50 ga
Nericr mloottet hlffc line tSorrctnin,
ger pou @rlltO al Sc Gcic Wicipri.
Ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-16

al hopc rrogcn pibcre itroicliif @cipo
Ming.
! WortS nil oen tnifc RcQlcrino
is1c Hi99oogcne Somtuftc iii al 90.
io9c nof ct Nrig@ioon poa 5000 Nil.
Iioncr Niorf. REQ oen iorrigc ari8o.
bcolI1nlng al ct liqncnoc Nclsb par
SoclalIIfercren Siebfncd)t bcu enc.
lie, ION ltenltc inloo. Wiau cr mn me.
oct lpGnoi pan at ie, on han nil loa
iIcrc mco ItG ocnne0onQ Nan pcn.
ter al Hunonfonaen arl1pp % Here
andre tnifc Storiirmocr nil tc1nc Ell
ltor Slrmp al bette Saan
4 4 n
Zen p%ortu9i'iife llocnriaemini'
tier mco0cltc / SreouQ2, AT Fortli.
gals Ncalcrlna bopoc bcllllttct at
brlnNc iii llo'srclic bcn Eolltlf, lonl
blcp Qo0tlcnbt al acknowledgements.
Qcu ocu Soc GIrQ. oa 23oc Non, oq
lom off 10 pao, at YortlQnl lfitlbc
lomplrtc mlcO hc Aaicrc0r. marion.
hclit 0ctic 'nuotc@ puofrruct ,Siel.
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llicrct 100000 Niono, ca ci mt 80.
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1apans Krap.
Snpnncicrns oil pGrc encrnnocnoc /
China.
Gbina ct XNori9c.

Ecfing. China, oen lite 6ebr.:
~ Ocn &uffc pompgcnbe Snorems
meier, iom oen %inponeiiifc 8egic.
ring i%orIonger al China, er ielgenOc
noQle al Dc piIiiGite:
,Iligcn Gel al ben fineiilfe apIt,
cner uoaeu uocnior ap'tcn beliggcn.
0e 2 mac bereiter n%iltaueS caer
bcrtiorpoltca til nogen ircmmeo
Nioat.
China nloo life bcnucnoe ii9 til
nonen nnocn Nio1t cnb Sopnn ON
9cifpticlic al lin Sntcgritct.
Gbinu ifcl niGttc [%>oponciere |
bpic StiAiulcr / Nrniccn, / EOliti.
uricnct % i iinnniicllc Gcportemen.
ter.
&nlen l)nlTnoinJer nco llnOto-
GcIic al %nponcicrc nice 9ipca Nn.
iUttclic cllcr NcifiUitigclic ocb Mr..
icnnlcrnc % observation-disclosures
Ntinoit Nnlpoclcu al DC &nobcn 90
Den &nmnnitiouL iom trUn9c2 III
Hrntccl, man hcrcltcr unItn'ic2 rra
&apnn.
%opon pil iclp oprcttc ct 9(ric
mol / China.
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iommc SprrcitiNDcocr iom mlorc
Notioncr iii at oprcttc Sfolcr, Sir
fer, Noipito.cr oG Miailpncr % Ill
at crhpcrpc ,,oro ior Oiaic.
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tibliQerc bctroNtcoc iom i'm SIM
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bcrnc / TinNiionQ. Ghiau moo life
bcpillc on0rc llolTuoinGrr %lonfur-
rcrcu0c NoncC~ilonCr.
Nontcaiion iorlnnNc2 rou NpN-
ming Al Ecrnboncr ira NonduuN til
audionQ. ira NonhonN III Ml,,
diana o0 ira Nondnn9 til Nulfom.
! Fropinicu Glticn, iom &npal
0ipr lpcciclt Nruu pnn poo @rlno
al. at Sen liNIcr iua nTr ocn lopo-
nc'iltc z Normoic, iorlnnQcr &dpds
ncicrnc llOchlffclicn Al andre ITO
lunNinGcr iru Mcttcn iii al crbol0t
,<crnbnnc.. Mrllbr ~ Gofbu8ninQ@-
foncr4iionrr u>cu &0pon2 ipcciclc
SiloOclic.
\ E~ropinicn ShontlmN Iorlnn-
Qcr Eoponcicrnc, iourncn Spcr0rn.
0clicu q ole tnifc McttiNhcncr, Ipc-
cicllc %apntc1iiourr. 0crlblonOt Net.
ten iii at bnQQc cu &crnbnnc lro
ncn nurpurcnoc %inic til Nnltcn.
! bct &lorc Al MonNoliet iorInt.
0c> liNcicbc3 llocluffc.icn Al ol(
ouOrc l~lolUuoinQcr ira at crboIO(
@rubc 81 INSTRUMENTATION uoel
Eopau3 Snmtuffc.
Mondurict i~NrInn0c@ Hcttel'
til al iorlruQc Sen nrrprrcnO(
,<eruGonCIinic % en- NorlTuQclic a
ECrritorinl %cictnntyuttcrnc til 95
" Nr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-16

Groia ilap uifabt ira Der tiItrob5
Tor al &eperrc ifiso ierit % poo
bare no9Ic iao SfriotS S%Iiitoro.
Zen on0en Rsper unoiIap meo
500, men blep ienere poogrebct /
en- aiploer / NprbeOen al @anfen.
Selc oen itionIne |engeium innoteS
/ hans @eiiobelie. San opgop at
bco0c @iQiam s. |otterion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-16
llopcrlino al Nnnocr.

Ncrlin lite Tcbr. we N|cglCrin1cn
oiicniIigaiorbc ioo9 %iel9cuoc Nicooc'
Icllc:
Gronitc ariN9ion0cr. iont hcn.
rc9lc2 III oluorli0t ionrcoc, % ION
nil BIT uoucrlct, pil BIZ icnot iii aou'
iioncc, bporiro &c pll bli uopcrIct
oucr SdmcItj. SloCl Tor l(oucrlln
gen cr cn0nu life 'oitini, "a Den iran
lie 9tcAlcrinA cnomi life bar %bclrorct
Dor @cnpcnbclic.
Nu0oacnoc ll0pcrlinAcn a. brltl'tc
Sanger, nil oiaic bli Ion1lct lnoill
loc Scbrnar / %icQc, @clQicn, o9
%iuacn uco ocn ~bollon0ifc @rTnic.
Gen l5oe Icbruor cr blct 'orcllnnct
ocu brittle HcQicrinQ Tor lloocrIlua
a. Sanger opcr Nolldn0.
@cni, Sdmciij. lfc GCbr Gen
'oriic Slof poo 1000 inurc0c irduIfc
Nriq2'ouNcr. ocrIbIonot so Ciljccrcr,
cr mtonmct iii @oipitolcrnc I SION.
itautc. "a Der nil DC iorbll, inoilI
DC fan u0pcrlc2 opcr Sdlucltj mch
ct |liducnoc 9lntol ioorcoc lnltcrc,
lom cr / iruuif NrlNa'ouQcnllnb
Alc oinic Sanger, iom M nopcr.
les. cr / Aoh Ncorina. men De hnr pu
ret iou huor0t ioorct. al DC Nil bIl
NrrblinQcr ior Eipct.