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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
ASTOR AT SAN DIEGO
VIII Go to San Francisco. and There
Take Train TO New York

SAN DIEGO. CAL. March c7.-vtn-
cent Astor and his bride who was Miss
Helen Dinsmore Huntington, arrived In
san Diego harbor aboard their steam
Eacht Noma unexpectedly this morn
ing. They are accompanied by Miss
Alice Muriel Astor and c. Chadwick. OF
New YORK. The party came from Jack
Sonv!l!e. Fla, by way of the Panama
Canal They viii remain until Mon
day. or longer. living aboard the yacht.
From here they Will 20 TO San Fran
cisco, the party taking train from there
to New York. Captain James DUNCAN
VIII return with the Yacht
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
WILSON TO VISIT ANNAPOLIS
VIII Attend Luncheon In Ills Honor on
Argentine Dutticship.

WASHINGTON. March 27.-Prcsident
Wilson VIII take a short vacation, be-
ginning Tomorrow night and lasting
until Tuesday morning, going to anna
polls To attend luncheon in his
honor on board the new Argentine
battlcship Moreno on Monday after
noon, rs the guest of DR.. Romnco S.
Naon, the Argentine ambassador.
The President will 20 to Annapolis
on the Maynower. accompanied by
Secretary Daniels. of the Navy Depart
menti Secretary Joseph T. Tun,ulty,
DR.. Cary 7. Grayson and several aides.
leaving here at 10 o'clock tomorrow
night
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WILL SUPPORT BROTHER
IN HIS WAR ATTITUDE

BRiNDlSI, ITALY, March &c (via
Paris, March 2O.--Crown Prince
George of Greece. before leaving here
to-day for Athens. d'a,ared he was
going home TO suppo his brother,
King Constantine. In the stand he has
taken regarding the attitude OF Greece
toward the war
Prince George said his country must
conserve all her strength to command
Balkan complications. retain the terri
tory she had conquered, and hold in
check the ambition OF other nations
which would prevent the extension OF
Greek influence In territories which
historically and racially belonged to
her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

ROME. March 26 (via Paris March
taken by the Italian government pre-
paratory to the beginning OF hostilf-
ties by Italy on the side OF the allies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
LINER HITS TWO STEAMERS
One TX Sunk, While Others Arc BADLY
Damaged.
Especial to The Ttmes-Dispa,ch1

lSpecla! 10 Ihc l!mcs-Dispatch.1
NEW ORLEANS. March 27-The
United Fruit liner Heredia, with Gen
eral Leonard Wood among her passen-
gers. to-day rammed the stranded Le-
land liner Partisan at the mouth OF
the Mississippi River, then swervcd and
struck the small coasting steamer
Weems. sinking her. The crew of
twentw aboard the Wetms were res
cued. Both the Heredia and the
Parisian were badly damaged. The
Partisan, laden with mules was bound
Tor Calcutta The Heredia was for
Colon. and the Wcems for Tampa. Fla.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
{ LOOKS LIKE RAINBOW
All Colors of Paint Used by Shin 10
Emphasize Neutrality
LSpecinl 10 rhe ,rlmos.nlsnn1ch1

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. March 27.-Lookinr
like floating rainbow, the freighter
Rlotsbcrg, from Rotterdam. steamed
into port to-day. Her skipper. de-
string TO emphasize his neutrality, used
all or the colors OF paint available in
holland. Where wind and water met
shc hashcd Il Saudy rcd. above that a
belt OF yellow. while on n yellow bnck
ground on her sides was painted. fifty
feet long and ten feet high. the name
OF her country The harbor craft
roared her salute as She 1a shed h.r
colors in the stream
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
ESCAPES FROM TRAIN
Prisoner on Why to Atlanta Prison.
Later Is Rccapturcd

MOBILE. ALA, March 27.-David
Ellsworth. alias I'D. c. Pavey." en- route
TO the Federal prison at Atlanta, Ga.
TO hnish serving a hfteen-ycar SEN
tence FOR counterfeiting. escaped early
to-day from the drawing room of a
puiimnn sleeper at the Louisville and
nashville depot. while United States
Marshal Joe Dillon and his assistant.
ID. f. Mcdonald, of Phoenix, AriZ..
slept, but was caught by local police
men as he attempted to climb an iron
fence surrounding the depot Ellis
worth was In his night clothes, with
leg irons and handouts on him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
BULGARIA MAY ADOPT
POLICY FAVORABLE TO ALLIES

ROME, March 26 (via Parts. March
2D.-Close observers here OF the Bal
kan situation profess to see indica-
tions or gradual tendency on the
part OF the Bulgarian government TO
adopt n policy favorable to the allies.
1t Is believed Bulgaria hopes to act
Jointly In that direction with Italy and
toumania
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
MOUNTAINS NOW SCENES
OF MOST ENGAGEMENTS
French Report Success in Vosges,
While Violent Fighting Con-
tinues In Carpathians.
RUSSIANS CLAIM ADVANCES
Struggle Carried On Under Terrible
Weather Conditions - Diplomacy
Continues Its Activity in Italy and
the Balkans.

LONDON. March 2T.-While there has
been some lighting along tho East
Prussian frontier and In Bukowina, to
mountains OF both tho east and the
west now are the scenes OF the most
engagements
In the Vosges the French, after
long and bitter fight. In which the posi-
tion changed hands more than once.
have finally established themselves on
the summit of Hartmanns- -Weiierkopf
n mountain peak fifteen miles north
west of Mueihausen. That Is consid-
cred an important success, az it gives
tho French command OF considerable
country occupied by the Germans
IN the east the Carpat thians continue
the scene OF the most violent battles,
the Russians attacking night and day
In their last official communication
they claimed TO BE advancing success
fully on the Bartfcld- uzsok front. in
spite of the fact that the Austrians
have been strongly re-cnforced
AUsTRIANS REPORT
REPuLSE OF RUSSIANS
Tonight. however, the Austrian Of
has miscarricd. and that the Russians
have suffered heavy losses The Aus
trians also claim To have repelled the
Russian offensive in Bukowina and TO
nave forced their opponents back to
the frontier.
The struggle here has been carried
on under terrible weather conditions.
the iucn having to haul tho guns and
carry off their charges through deem
snow.
on the western front. beyond the
French success In tho Vosges, where
me Germans abandoned much material
ana left numerous dead. there have
hcen no events of Importance. neither
SIDE. apparently. being ready as vet
Tor the big effort which every body has
been expecting. There have been the
usual bombardmcnt OF the positions
and mine warfare. and the aviators
nave shown much activity.
Each day allied aiPmen fly over tho
German lines in Rclgium and France.
gathering information. They vary this
duty by dropping bombs on railway
functions. and doing as much damage
as they can to military works.
Zeppelin this afternoon passed
over the Island OF Schicrmonnik Oor
north OF Holland. flying in westerly
direction. and an attack on some Eng
lish town was expected, but, if such
Continued on Second page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

In the VosEcs the French auccesu
in carrying the heights of Hart
mnnns WeiIerkopf, near MueI-
hnuSen. Is admitted by the Germans.
THIS strnteSic position has been the
object for which the opposing forces
have been lighting desperately for
Heverai days, ns Ii dominates the
surrounding country.
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GERMAN AIRSHIPS BUSY
Drop Bombs on Calais and Dunkirk.
hut DO No Damage.

PARtS. March % tvia Loniom -
Both Calais and Dunkirk were visited
by German monoplancs this morning.
but neither town was damaged. Six
bombs were thrown on Dunkirlt and
one on Calais.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
GEN. CHARLES SHALER DEAD
Retired Army officer Stricken with
AyoplcXy mt Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March o7-
Brigdicr-Gcncral Charles Shalcr. United
States Army. retired. died at his home
here yesterday. lie uas stricken with
aploplcxy yesterday while walking
downtown and died without regaining
consciousness
General Smaller was born in Pittsburgh
May 90. lS43. and entered West point
In 1863 He was made n brigadier
general in 1906 and then was placed
on the retired Its. General Shalcr leaves
4 widow and two children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

The Russians claim to have pro-
Eresscd In the Cnrpathinns. which, as
usual differs from the claim set mn
by the Austrinnr, who declare tho
Russian attack has niscarried, with
heavy losses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

York River Line Easter Excursions
To Baltimore Friday and Saturday ADril .
and 3. Return limit April T. Only 81
round trip. DeliGhtful sail. 9O7 L. Main.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

The Russian War once denies
cntcEortcnlly the destruction Of any
towns or villages In Galicin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
ABANDONED WORKING UUOY
THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN on f.,

Hardly had this work been started
however. when IT was discovered that
buoy which had been believed TO he
attached TO "a was In reality an aban
aoned working buoy. pscd by the sub
marine hot!la during practice This
discovery altered rescue plans, but
none or the officials expressed doubt
mat the Alert. mother ship Of the sub
marine hotilla. ard the Navajo had
hold or the los; vessel
From soundings and d!vers' descrip-
uons OF the ocean bottom over which
the vessel must be drawn. the rescuers
learned OF sudden rise In the ocean
Noor near hfty feet high This ridge
forms the lip OF n submarine crater. in
which F-4 is believed to lie at n depth
o. 800 feet,
Although practically all hope for the
lives OF the submarines complement or
tweniy-one men has been abandoned
physicians and lifc-saving apparatus
are on hand. and efforts a, resuscita-
tion VIII be begun as soon as entrance
has been obtained TO the hun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28

Comparative calm In the west nnd
heavy lighting In the eastern war
zone characterize the European cnm-
pniEn. The CarpnthinnS nre again
10 The fore ns the scene of the most
desperate struggle, for along the
chnih OF mountains both Russians
md Austrinns have brought up
lnrEc rc-enforccments, md are en-
gagged in battle upon the decisive
turn In which much depends.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
NO HOPE REMAINS
FOR CREW OF F-4
Officers Directing Rescue Work
Continue Efforts Through
out the Night.
CONVINCED MEN ARE DEAD
Chain Loop Slips, and Little
Craft Settles Back Again
to Ocean Bed

HONOLULU. March 27-Strenmg OF
bubbles continuing TO como TO the sur
face OF the ocean. indicating that the
submarine F-4 rapidly was nlling with
water. caused naval officers to-nigh;
10 decide TO continue throughout the
night the work Of trying to raise tho
sunken craft. Brilliant moonlight as
sisted tho operations.
Mrs. Eide. wife OF Lieutenant Alfred
Louis EIDE. commander OF the FL. Is
prostrated
Crowds continued to limo the water
front. among them relatives of the
crew.
Convinced that tho twenty-one
members OF the crew OF tho sub
marine F-4 are all dead, It was
reported at o'clock tonight that
tho officers directing the rescue work
had decided to postpone further efforts
10 raise the vessel until Tomorrow, ia
HiVe their workout crews n nights rest
hope that tho submarine would be
raised before nightfall faded this at-
tcrnoon. when chain loop attached
TO the disabled craft slipped. and she
settled back again TO the ocean bed.
IN" most optimistic of the naval Of
hcials here then conceded there w,s
no reasonable chance OF the subma- :
rlhes crew being taken out alive
IN response to radiogran the
ih'eris!and steamer Claudine, towing
the dredgcr California, went 10 tho
scene or operations with chains and
other supplies needed for the final .c.
Tort The vessels arrived shortly be.
!ore midnight, and found the naval tug
navajo holding fast TO the submerged
craf. Then began the last stage q.
'he work. which the officials declared
would only end when tho disabled Graf,
shail nave been restored TO the sur
face
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-28
EVERY MEASURE
IN PREPARATION
FOR WAR TAKEN
Bulgaria Also Shows Ten
dency to Become Fa-
vOrable to Allies.
CROWN PRINCE OF GREECE
WILL SUPPORT BROTHER
Says His Country Must Conserve
Its Strength to Command
Balkan Complication.
RUSSIA AT GATES TO HUNGARY
Teutonic Forces Expected to Mako
Supreme Effort to Halt
Invasion.
RUSSIA AT GATES TO HUNGARY
Teutonic Forces Expected to Mako
Supreme Effort to Halt
Invasion.
Interest Centers
in ltaly's Course

REAT interest ccnters in tho
~ possible entrance of Itnly into
the wnr. The action OF Roumanin
md bulgaria IL tn some extent de-
pendent upon thnt of Italy, and
Rome dispatches report that the
Italian government hns completed
all measures preparatory to hostiii-
ties.
An intercstinE report In this con-
nection liz contained In Sofia dis-
patch, which snys that the German
field marshal, Won der Goltz. who
recently wns sent ON n mission to
the bulgarian capital, hns been au-
fhorizcd to offer bulgaria., on behalf
of Turkey. thnt territory north OF
n iinc drawn from Ibos to Midala In
return for BulEnrin's neutrality.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05

I'll at crbperpe %rugsret til en-
(omt, tor lnotiI 100000 aud0rat.
meter al 6rebrifSita0 aommune5
eicnoom Uaa Snoiptblen a. scar
Den Crcn / Srebrit9ltuo. Sor I'll.
IaoeIlen er Ser opitilet iorifieaiOe
%%etingclier Saloa oeme 9eOriit
bar altlod Uulgt SrcorifSitno. Tom
'odlcocS '0or et mt Mlllonaulpd
iubeu @ncna @rPnier. Somtcu La.
Qer / Nrrbehen Al Sen militGrc
GucIic@pIn0@ "2ren % life lanai
ira Dc no ia "a Den me elet.
trotefuiltc Snbrif uen @lommenS
sitre GlpenumoinQ. 1~opitulen Tor
Grirattion2uerfet cr iat III Miniunl
I Qiilllou aroner OF NulrQlet fan
ucnte@ iprollt / %sbet a. ct Hor. -
H0mlniltrercnoc Sireftor err ,Snge.
ricr Sorenielot OF Oilers iio6er I ii.
rettloneu en- Rcprrieninut Tor Crfla
OF Ell Tor Suliticlmu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Gre Turomrno iaarct al Seppe.

lincrc. ara Saulcluuo mc0beleS
Den tSbc Sttobcr. Huber @ombar.
oementci pun @on0on libite SnSba15
Iiten. lao Ter NoromTn0. buorn'
IRE NongeNm6erc o. 10 Gltlpnoin.
ger, uc6 Hrtcnaboroet / ct AZ Son.
oon@ NotelIcr. EIuoielll bleu so.
tcIlct bon1barocret a. Ell ,3cppeliner.
ina @ln@iplintcr. Murlteu % Sit
uentor ieg ON / Hunmct. Nolf bIep
%noturli0ptS 'frrnlt o9 ipror9 bio
% oi0, o. "a MAJ 1T llnlmet li1
liot. 'nnot man ire AZ Nor0mPnoe.
lie ioarebe. Sil en- Negpnocllc iaa
oct no Ill al Sc par lterft Ifuoet. o.
Dc blep / itsrltc Nalt fort Ill SO.
ipitnIet. Men pes llubcrioQeIic ser
bite Def liz, al STlionernc life bar
Ina %olporliNe. ltlsnt n a. Dem,
SfibSreber NnoreaS Simouleu ira
Souaeilrnb. hnube libt nofiaa nleaet
AZ bet iterfe NIo0tub. Nnn fom
liz oog iaopo2, at ban funoc reiie
hienl. Snn nntom bio Ill Nalgc-
lluno igoor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Srufnct / Sronoitaouanoct. en-

lor9eliq lllntte bPnote lorleoen,
ioet @aarobrI0er MnoreoS @onae.
mpr ira 9irfcne5 / @reipita6 orltf.
neoc / 5rou0ltabpanoet. iortPQer
"StaponQer Hrtenbla6". Mon an.
to9er at lllntten er qoaet Tor liq
pnn Sen Muobe, at ban meb en- ma
Seit er fIsrt ne6 Den brutte Sfraa.
ming til Sronitoonanoet o. al Neiten
life bar iaaet itonie. men cr fort
iloi meb N}unh og aarioI. Zen Tor-
uInffeoe huu0t upret poo Wtprene /
Seane iii ct aaarinQ5ifue 90 hupoe
HilS SerQeuicu. @irfenes. meo liz.
Scnne qif al oppe / @affeu FOR ar
rinqe iii GTrlemonben. men Gnorc.
as 2onqenmr pilbe fire / Soroeien
Tor at oorbe Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
WcN inlo Hnrf mpp Gicloct. Nr

Sronoblem nleooelea ben 1Soc Sfto.
Der. Samplfibet "NomSo@". ttlho-
rcnoc %nohcrrcb@ 0umpitlb@iclitub.
StentlGr. renbtc i0nl Nior9e@ 81.
rs / Sno9en meO iIlo Sart moo
NIeloppg9cn Noropcit Al Nu>rc2
Spr. 6uret Iilaer ret ouerior Nd.
ocne@. @nuNen bleu b%rlltfct. men
&olll'iona'tottct bol6t auptCln
Sprlie iortiattc iii 5%ronohicnL. hpor.
I'll ban fom 10 Niinlltcr i%oriinfct.
%lolot DC onboropGrcnoe par %iern
@~iernion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Yruiesior Grnit SarS iul0te


lite Sftober so Mar. Sor ii Mar
lioen bleu @rn't Cars hploet meo
Worcester 6eitlfriit, 6~eitniNooa og
5ofteltog. 0ouS FoIitif par bleoen
Sen ieirenoe. o. ole - uunieet Bar
ii ~ iomlebc liz Tor at bersmme
ham Tor bans epofeglsrenhe Nrbeloe
/ norlf hiitoriif Soritnina % amer
fienoc hans iremra9eroe ,Snoiuts
/ 0en polltiife llopifliua. iom isrte
iii zoe &uni SelllItnlngeu 1903.
Zen 3iO q olereoe oendang
IPnsit iorbi. ga hans Sfriiter uar
Nto6iiaelierue3 % lloPirninqernes
Segn. Sioen bar inter pnoret iig
I S%piatniu9en Al Sen betnoeIige Gi-
oenitab9man6. oen dau6iuI0e Sfri-
bent oG ~qIsOenoe 6PoreInnOspen
Gan er mn Hordes Siltorleiorlt.
ninas Prpprige Rector. F~roie@ioren
hor ! noQen Sio life berm0ei ~
Qanife uel: ban bl. q uPret itertt
iorflelet o9 hans SPgc bar Tor
buot ham al taae imoO noaen Nun
ieircSe 1agen / StiIbeo Meu Der
til hons RoIig en- lana RPf
fc Observation-Disclosures oQ /
mGuaoeui5 az RIomiter ira Teuner
GA gefienote. ser snifeoe al briuae
Den aanIe &ioenifub5mouN en- Sil
len.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Stur 0rano ucp Hiufau.

Nlllton meooeleS Sen 6tc Sftober.
: Sornniobag o9itoo ser pIuoicIiQ
@ran0 / en- a Norif Nporos ilorc
WotcrlaIbooer / HolaQ pco 1inn.
llecrL Sloen lit Qoo Nrrin0. ioct
Der | @ooen lao bctuocIiac 2aorc al
Fctroleltm og on0rc brTnobure ga
Qcr. ! Ssbet al ida 2icbliffe itoo
NIommcrne bot |tllpcira, o. ,%loen
'orplontcoc Jig hurtIQ til oe 10 nrr.
nte'tll19enoe MntcrinQagcrbu'c, iom
tllhortc Niifnnbancn. - MQe ire
0ulc 'too mart ms @lte o. bar ei.
ter CT Bar timers Sio iepnet meo
Sor0cn. ia Ser / 9oocrne lao en-
MtTn9oe Terftei. Motprialer 0. T.
D, er Staoen gnnifc betpoeIia.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Tpf ct WilionanlGa.

lpnaere (i6 uPret oppe iii 1l3tus.
lion SpsrQsmnnIet ON 9lnlPg al et
Grtraftionsperf Tor a~isaibrpuo.
Suolplfis. huorai 9enuIoie'ubrifcr
ne hur roitet Suoplet. iortPler "9l'
tenuoiten Seme alSaibrPno bar
alti0 uPret ertruoeret iii Oen iaa
falote Curpelore. huorai after 'daes
aobber. ueo et Grtrattionauerf /
@elimQborl. 6or fort 5iS iioeu
meloie5 set al 9nlTAget Al ct ina.
Ount GrirpttionaUerf / Oct ipblige
Rurae par wuoer TlUlPIaelie. OF
al oet ifuloe fomme iitano ueo et
Samarbeloe meuem Sboa @rube.
~ottiebolal "a Sulitielmn @ruber.
! oetIe Sumarbeioe bar oaiaa De
norife GeQuloieinbrlfer motraaot.
gsll meooele@ ira q Stataraaosms-
Dc. N Sftieielitabet Get norife Gr.
trattionrerf er mcboclt Siaaoelic
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
ErGriclip / Hurac.

EIUtttllu ! VuTUC. NuCll UlllICl
life ben rr0icl9tliloc lllutte. &Oro.
lfrebet | %Tronlen / 1893. 10 ma.
trifulereoe Nrig % ll2 Wenneifcr
ioripnno / @erhopet. WteuS l%loaangs.
plllftet for Sfrebei llgger iom ct
aabent Saor. llflffet Ill Spoprf.
nIna, ioo er 0eu uogleone SermdS
'e. ser ipIote Ell Gel al %Serbunoen,
lettere at f%ultiuere. Staten, iom be.
bol0t Sermd5ierne, har lollt Nred-
let Ill 2onmmen ior SIR. 80 pr.
WooI sorb. aommIuen far fara.
~liIeret % bGI9et &cie. o. mn err Ste,
oct u0porcelleret / 10 Hpbpgger poa
ca. 100 Wtaal hpert, og loiqt Ill Ell
Tris al : aroner pr. Wanl. Nh
bp0gerne orbeiocr mi me0 @rsit.
ming % Snogiproiug Ger. buor
De bar inaet opourfei, porer M 0ls-
peren fraitiat. iii al begpnbe meo
Dor De / et Sfur meO iaapibt Flaoe
iii Wor6, Seng o. aomiur Nnnr
iao @uoningahulet er fommet n1ber
Sag, hur oe her et Siem, bpor &c
meb NSutioen3 iuPre NrbcioSpriier
nil fonlme iii at arele liz liaelnn
Qoot iom oe llouanoreoc Ill 9lmerl.
ia. ifriper Northumberland.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
st nbebuet Nns nebbrrnnt.

%aoss meooeles Den 16be Sftober.
Ut lterrc, nj libeboet Sils paa
Taossen, % / lin Sio opiert iom
IrbeibcrboIia UNDER Wo~loarbeioet
neobrGnotc igaar Hai. AarIaoen
iii Slbens Spfomil er ufienot. Sfa-
Den belebcr liz til omfriilg 10000
aroncr. Toroeniieloifc Camp.
Ifibsielifabs anllaaer, iom lager
lige peo, por iterft triiet. men set
lpfteoes at beerGnie Slben, iaa oct
blep reboct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
ltnmunu.V uitcu nfilsrrt

Sficn meooelea Ben 3oic Sftober.
: Sellorb bolotc> loaa / uatfcrt
&cir o. UNDER tier Iilitremmino al
Golf Aiilerina@'tit 'or TroieSior
lltlono@ tnrdftcrruitc llnmonuSbu.
lie. lom er oV'ullct nrr SGlioro
AonnnInelofdlc VrpiiNeni Srp.
lanb irembolot ! en- 'ortrinIia Gale
lllmnnn@ gIeocu0c Nclciitrina Tor
Sprcr CO %Tf.crI'crnlnQcu. bans
ltorc Sierpille o. itraalcnoe Gpncr.
Giterpaa holote@ en- Qoot bcieat ,Sclt
/ aommnlnelofoIct hpor Ser uerIc.
oea mco Salcr "a San0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Stpr Urn frn Mlncrifn

a 90 Nnr iioen uopnnorc0c 10 @rp-
ore ira @aorocn Glen / HinQSafer
Iaamorf. elsie TO hor / 9lmerifa
arbeioct iig up til riac MGno. Get
antoges, at Be eier ct Bar Miaioncr
Collars. Nt err ben enc al 9rporc-
ne, Sobn s. Glen. iislgc "@uo.
b%ranosoelen" 300 uBiit, oQ bans
Iormue oil bli BELT meIcm Nrpin-
gerne. : Yasmarfen er ser TO, iom
orper. Zen oibpbe Nmeritoner uar
Snfel til oisle 10. Npor meaet Ser
faloer pao oiSie N~rpelooocr, ueb
nan cnonll life.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
10000 &runer ifirnfes Siem.

bnaoen. sra Stenfipr meooeles Den
l2te Sftober. Nibeoe airfeion9er
I. Selling og Suitrus Seitamente,
iom netop er aobnet, beitemmer. at
belle oereS Sormlte, "a. $4,000 aro.
ner, fol qaa til et 2e9ot, iom bPrer
Sgateparret5 Haun. Renterne BIZ
Der at onpenOe iii pelo9bipe Ior-
mool / Siembnaoen, iaoleoeS Ell
Sreoiebel I'll Frpnlier for qo6t
Saonouerf, Tor itore 2lpIinger o. T..
b. inben @pgoen. apam / Stob. bpor
Seaina uirfeoe iom 2Prer o. Stir
feIan9er. "a bpor ban eiterIober ia
set imlffeitc Gitermple.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Sbjclfrusiet paa Tielbet.

Oramnlen meooelea oen l56c Sfto.
Der. Zen 60 Aar galnIe Gige Dir.
GIT S%pper9oattcr Hrc. iom Tor en-
Sto lincr fom bort paa SIcloet mel.
lem Nunleoal % Gg9ebal, blcp i9aor
'nnoct ihiclirosIet al cnocl Solf,
Iom SerSmanoen bnpoc iCnbt no ior
at le0c citcr bcnbe. Sur luo > a
300 Mctcr ira T~ielDpeien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Srrbt mnoer ct Seppclinanareb.

sra SlQehnmmer meboeles Den Sbe
Sftobcr. Sn al De pno Ssritaonlo.
en- internerebe enaclife Solhoter
mooto9 forleoen oct ier9elige Suo-
fob, at bans Suitru og Cater
blemme / Gn9lano bar blcpet Dire
Tor Be tpife 3eppelinerc. Gn 9onl-
be hnooe erplobcret oper oeres Slem
oa hapoe orTbt bauoe Mor og Cat
ter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
"Hurocnfieloife" uopiocr.

Sronohicm nle0belc$ ocll I tie Sfto-
Der. NorocnficIoitc 9ampitibslcl-
'fub beiluttebc / c%rtraoroinUr @cnc-
roI'orIamllnN ioog at uOuibc Hftic-
fopitolcn mco I Wilioncr aroner
I'll InifoiieIic al nne Sfibc. Dc 10
Gieielmptorifibc blep oereiter ociil1i-
tint %fontrahcret hos @urmeiitcr &
Muin, G~iebenbaun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Drummer tiener "A Ntilipn.

SranmenS aommnlnes %$bru0er
"5bor", iom Tor - Nnr iioen bIep
bn9aet pan HaIanoa %erifiteb o.
folteoe ca. 125,000 arpncr. cr M
az Nuuneitprct iplNt iii en- oanit
6orretniitqsmano Tor $4,000 aro-
ller. Srammen bar iorIoen
"Shor" oqiaa en- noget minOre IS
brp0er, "SiaIue".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Sporlsit %foripnnbct.

men meboeles ben t9oe Sftober.
Norrige Senoag par @aarbbrlger
Seine fra 2ier Ell Sllr / Irommcn
% bar lenere ppret iporlsit Tor
%iplnoet. Wan iremiotte itrar Sen
6ormooning, at &sine ON Nitenen
/ Wsrfet bar ialot / IrommenSeI-
pen os bri,fnet, oa eiter bpob Scr
Ienere oplpies, mon oespprre benne
Tormooning aniees ior riotig. -
Heine, Iom par ell @iann / so Mars
Ilberen, nsb alminoeIig s(nieclie /
Sier, hpor bans ulpffelige Gnbcligt
p9fer itor geflaselie.