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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05
amendment to section SO of Article "
Virginia. for puplsnlng SAID
amendment the next General Assembly

virginia and providing for publishing said
majority Of the That
the following amendment to the m @ General Ambv be
the ouse Of c pG,e
fifty article Constitution namely; o, ,r,,,.
q sSa 5 s5setsa except By BILL bill may o
nate either approved the other
De Nc biz shall H's
a Referred to 1 committee OF each mousse considered by ue
(b Printed by originated prior
tc Read length
Cd yea nay its
snail include at
And only subdivision of this
be II s nd nGS
the if that the PRINTING and m sSdn
pened Tn bill odiy the State
Rouse aEon by the yeas and
on ner or ] @ no o
au6 or rs Fs @ ] or co D
mutes any demand imposes continues
jer of ali the members
h jo
stating such tax which requires any
officer each house shall the Of
tS' ssh'f houses snd duy nro Inns
9Hs5"sss es?S ~
Sec. BY BILL bill oriE5
anss R BY eS HSe With G e
No unless has
of each house. considered by such
session, and reported;
Printed by the house which originated prior its passage
therein;
(c) different
length at least in each house; and unless
taken in final
OF
elected house, recorded the af
only n required subdivision I'd"
bill
either
committee the consideration bill and
printing
four-fths members
by the and the the members voting
the journal provided further
establishes office which creates
appropriation public property releases dis
claim the State which i'm
shall be passed. by the af
majority all the members elected
and entered the journal Every imposing
shall specifically state law
The presiding officer
and duly enrolled ImIaedi
suspended
publicly The fact of the signing shall
Journal
hereby certify that the foregoing copy Of amendments
proposed the Constitution and agreed by the General Assem-
Div Virginia session 1914 and the published in pus
ance 1856 of the Constitution and Of the General As
sewby approved February 1908 ~. 3ftz< sE.s
~ ~ = JOHN ". WILLIAMS,
Clerk House of Delegates of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05
NEWS OF THE DAY

NEWS OF THE DAY
The body of the white man found
in Potomac River at Washington
Tuesday afternoon, has been identified
as that of Edward Narwich, 46 years
sd, 8 painter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

A foreigner, whose nationality has
not yet been determined, and who
registered at the New Varnum Ho-
tel, Washington, Tuesday fternoon
as of. Tylner, New York City," was
found dead in his room last night
with a bullet wound in the right side
of his head. A revolver with one
empty cartridge shell in the cylinder
was found lying beside the body.
The police say the death is a case of
suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

FOR SAEE-Two-story frame
house at Dyke. Inquire E. ]. Rob-
erts, 500 Queen street. 2-1wk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

Left to the mercy of the furious
storm of Tuesday night, a scanti!y
clad two month old girl infant, its
clothing dripping and it's tiny limbs
chilled through, was found cuddled
in a cheap straw basket in the shrub
berry in Riverside Park in Baltimore
yesterday morning. A park officer
was patrolling his post, when he was
attracted by faint cries coming from
the bushes Upon investigating he
found the half-drowned child, which
he warmed in his coat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05
NEWS OF THE DAY

Wall street has heard that Italy is
negotiating for a S5O,O00,000 loan.
The Belgian steamship Koophan-
del. of 1885 tons gross, was sunk
Yesterday by a German submarine.
Nine of the crew were landed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

Policeman Walter G.. Allen, of the
Ninth precinct, Washington, yester-
day was served with warrant for
his arrest and notified to appear in
Police Court Friday morning to an
swer to charges of assault and bat
terry filed by William C. Hauptman,
shoe salesman, living at 1901
Twelfth street northwest. The war
rant was taken out yesterday fol-
lowing an assault made last week
upon Hauptman. Hauptman was
knocked unconscious and it was
thought for a time his skull was
fractured, so terrific was the blow
which felled him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

Lady employed in Washington de-
sires to board in private family in
Rosemont. Permanent. Refer
ences. Address D. V. S. Care
Gazette. 4-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

The announcement from Paris yes
terday that French prize court had
confirmed the seizure Of the Ameri-
can steamer Dacia as a fair prize
found the State Department prepar-
ing TO protest the decision, which
carries with it forfeiture of the
vessel. It is planned to make this a
test case of the right of neutral
country to grant registry to bellig-
erent owned merchant ship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

Sensational and alarming reports
are current of no less than three
separate revolutions in Portugal.
Riots and assaults are of daily occur
ence. Political feeling has complete
ly disorganized the army and clashes
between the royal and republican
supporters and other factions are
frequent. A quartermaster from
the engineers barracks shot and Kill
led three sergeants of his regiment
and then committed suicide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

PUBLISHED DAIny
BY Alexandria Gazette corporation.
ROBERT S. BARRETT, President
and General Manager.
HOWARD W. SMITH, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Entered at the Postoffice of Alex
andria, Virginia, as second class mat
ter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

FOR RENT--Sx room house on N.
Washingto, street, all modern con-
veniences, possession given imnied-
lately. Apply 42s north Washing
ton street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

Alone bank robber held up cashier
Leo Ferris as he entered the Cedar
Rapids, Iowa. National Bank early
yesterday and forced him to open the
vault. He escaped with 100000, but
left $4,000 when he was frightened
away. Ferris was locked in the
vault but released when a bank clerk
arrived thirty minutes later. Police
think the robber hid in the bank
basement all night, where repairs are
being made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05
CLASSIFIED ADS
DAIRYslEN WANTED.-Also gene
raj farm carpenter. Belmont Sta
ton, Holm Hall Farm, Va.

FOR RENT-Seven room house, gas
and bath, 32a north Columbus
street, SIS per month. Apply to
408 Prince street. o-de.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

The revolutionary army of DR..
Rosalvo Bobo entered Cape Haitien
yesterday. The garrison fled at the
approach of the rebel troops and the
officials took refuge on the Haitian
gunboat Pacifque. Additional Uni
ED States marines have been landed
from the gunboat Nashville, to guard
ives and property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

The British ministry of munitions
announces that it has decided to un-
dertake the making of munitions on
a large scale in Ireland Orders will
be placed with the country represen-
tatives of the ministry who reside in
Dublin with the object of organizing
Ireland as a munitions producing
area. Steps have been taken to
conserve Ireland's supply of skilled
labor and to furnish machinery for
three central works or arsenals to be
established in Dublin.
Russian destroyers in the Black
Sea continue their devastating work
upon the flotilla carrying supplies
for Constantinople. Altogether
nearly 900 vessels have been bnrnt: or
sunk since the beginning of the war,
among the number being several
large steamers. Care has been
taken also to destroy all bodybuilding
yards along, the coast, SO that this
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA
OFFICE OF
CLERK OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES
OFFICE OF

Proposed amendments the Constitution of Virginia agreed
General Assembly 1914 and published in pursuance
of section 1876 of the Constitution and act approved February
1908.
proposing section 49, Article w
of the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

Elaborate statistics have been as
sembled by the State Department to
refute the British assumption that
increased expectations from the Uni
ted States to Holland and Scandinav-
ian countries indicate that some of
these goods are finding their way into
Germany and Austria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-08-05

Fearing pestilence from the flood
ing of several thousand cellars, COW
ering every section of Cumberland,
Md, the result of an unprecedented
cloudburst yesterday, the city is dis
tributing free disinfectants. The
property loss will be heavy. Stores
and tneaters were inundated and
many persons were taken from sec
ond-story windows. Horses were
drowned in the heart of the city.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15

the priest who has called on me oc-
casionally."
Into the little room, 12x15 feet,
where Ida Walters sits waiting, no
one of the prison attendants with the
exception of the matron, is allowed
to come. A single chair, small deal
table, and one ported tulip are the
only objects in this cell of which cell
ing, walls and floors are all of white
washed stone. On the table lie one
or two novels and a partly finished
knitted shawl in lavender. But not a
bit of real cheer or warmth any
where.
And this is Ida Walters waiting her
trial
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15
"TDARE NOT HOPE AND lam LONG PAST FEAR"
SAYS WOMAN CHARGED WITH Staying BABES

ture," she finally said, lifting her head
little and striving to control herself.
"You know am past all fear and !
have not the courage to hope. Oh, !
have tried so hard to keep up! 1t ]
could only control myself in the pres
ence of people. You know ! meet so
few that it is a great strain when !
do. Outside of Mr.. Rogers | see no
regular visitors with the exception OF
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-15
BY HARRY P. BURTON

BY HARRY P. BURTON
New York, April 15.-'I dare not
hope and | am long past fearp'
Huddled in one dark corner of the
bleak, cold cell where she is now con-
fined, Ida Sniffen Walters, soon to
become mother for a third time, let
these words fall in tragic tones, her
head sunk deep upon her breast.
They were the FIRST words this
woman. held on charge of murder
ing her two babies, has spoken for
publication since her arrest three
months ago.
There is nothing of the passionate,
highly strung woman in his visible
makeup nothing melodramatic in
the demeanOr of this mother who,
the famous classic dancer, Isadora
Duncan, says should be let go free
and sent by society into the orange
groves of California to forget her sor-
rows.
Instead her voice is keyed in the
contraltO register and beautifully
modulated. She is very tall nearly
six feet, and is slender She wears a
clnging dress of dullest black with
white shawl drawn tightly about her
shoulders.
She is surely no more than 80
years old but across the youth of her
face hand stronger than Times has
written a record deeper than years
may!
While she talked, Rogers, the
twice-married man, for love of whom
Ida Walters came to a cell, stood near
theh door. He is proving most devot-
ed. He has not contested in any way
the suit for divorce filed by his second
wife when she learned, through the
tragedy, that he was maintaining a
home with Mrs. Walters in the
Bronx while he was still living with
her on Riverside Drive, and there is
not a day that he does not stay in
thn little coll FOP sly H0TTRC
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

1et S1,teniitet, at life olene &raft
It'll praftiif 8rl1g Dil t1lnne ppericn<
= til bbilfet font bellt 5tco pua
tlo6e1l n1en e,10og &irfringer
|ot .os1niif 8igtigbeo uobifles.
9on crflere6c, at traobIgs Gele=
|fonering bill blibe anbragt til en-
6rtofon1menbeo, man olorig bar
orent onl og tilfeieoe:
u9Si pil fl,nnc bergpe Oceunet oetS
&eoIer bco at >ill1ur1incre !5i1n1nel=
bbelpirge,t, bborbeO 5mnn1e11tpb
|paa 9abet og a1lore lllDffer font
6plge al Mprfet bill fl,,n1e forbil1=
ores. &i bill f1,n1,c tr9ffe 1,bcgrnr=
ieoe @onomasfer Up al @onet og labe
oen1 risle neo igjel1 oper Erfe,1er %
|anore pmrofattige gguc. Bao Oe11ue
Maa6e nil ri fl>11le 1,bbitlc rbe=
|grenieoe &raftn1p1goer ira 5plen.
Seq tror oglao, at cbertltelt allie
Slag, om bi fren1bcles bliper ,1pot
til at fore &rig, pil blipc nofr,>lpet
beo eleftrlife Belger Stebet for
&ugler og &ruot og onbre Nl,tihens
Sprpnuitoffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

preienta11ter for iyagforeningerne
og 9lrbejoerpdrtiet i Barlame11tet.
&on1iteen bar netop 110fer6t ct Mea=
nifeit, ion ir10trenge1aoe opforbrer
Mrbeiberne til at gan u,roer fSuner=
Ene. Der tiltrnnges 10000 @efrnter
on lgelt beb6er set, at 6isfe 3d.
900 er 8etingelie1t for at opretbolbe
BET fripilHge SDitenr.
Gen nGr,nelte lre111tio Dil brin=
|ge @baret. @1gla1,o far bibtil fri
|billig funnel rejie laa itore 5tpr=
|fer> 1om Set far peret ntl1ligt at op=
pie % bebebne. Me11 Ell a116en Sag
er Oct, ont life GiDen 1tlt ogiao /
bette galnle a11ti=,r1ilitari1tiife gom=
|funo er fo111n1en for be1t tua,n9ne
|Gernepligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

u9nis noget intelligent % peopa<
re11oe Gorieg er blebe11 ejort fpr at
bt110e oe11 offferrtlige Me11ing i 5ner=
rig for be sllliereoe gja1nem 9(pilerz
ne on er faooo11t i,1tetlteos at OPP
|oage. 5ocioliltportief er i111iolertib
oabe1t og afajort for Sc 9nliereoe,
oe enbifip1rt Sartiet life n1o9ter at
oontinere gfpbeosfal1aler1e oper 2on=
|6et, 1aa er be BOG ltprfe nof til at
|ubpbe Ell tilbageboloenOe S1oilpoelle
og forebDgge, at oe andre Eortier
|forcerer igje11nen1 ct GrogranL Ser
|piloe IGttc 5berrigs Nea1trolitet /
|Sore."
&orrelpon0e11ten tilfejer, at ban
|iffc bor bprt noge11 ll6ta1elier onl
Ell Trebsil,,t11ing, eller roge,1 We=
ming onl at Gplfernes :0eID Dar
|bragt &rige11s 9lfil,,tning ct Sfriot
|ngrnere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

8oufer :. 8aibingtun opb. s
|5proags meooeltes fra 5l,lfesee,
Nlabalno, at oe11 befie116te Neger=
ferer Boofer 3. Walbi1lgton Dor of=
|gaaet peo Gp0e1 / lit Silent / Seer
|bebe1 al G1tltegee= S,rltit1,tet lon1
|bo1r bar er11n6ldgt og hpis Braai0ent
Fbon bar. 6on bar en- al 0e ltolte
|Slaper fpr Megrenes sSrigipelie. @an
Efe6tes- 1858 peo Sales 6oro, 8a.,
1an blot Dan .fl,a1oe lfjpl1lle,. rtel1
bob0e al0rig fjenot lin Sober. 9llle.
|re0e ion1 l>ng 11ereoe BON itor 2nng-
iel efter <nOifaber, og oo Negrene
|blep frieipet, boDbe BON finn Oct e1te
|1nlfe, at bo11 ntaattc fno 2eitigbe0
til at fon1n1e i 5fole. s 8egpltOelle11
bar ser flu e1 5fole for Sc 5prtc>
nen1Iig oe11 g3icb111onO, oprettet al
Gen. 9lrl11ltrong. 5folen lao flere
b1t1orebe M1il borte ira Sen &11lntis
|ne, bbor Do,1 arbcjbeoc. llfortrpbe11t
|begap ban fig in,iolertio aflteo ar=
bej6enbe lin Sci frenl ON 9ogen og
banore11oe on1 9e9tterl1e op in1pO liz
Deoal> Sfolen. Gnbelig lDffeoes set
bnnt at noo Micbn1nn0> hlen Glep /
.Sfolel1 og arbcjoeoc fin 6ritib fpr
lit ltnoerbolb. Som bite mart e11
ljpl0en @egopellc, cpnoaeoe CLINT
ren0e gfsmllcner og bleD tilltblt IelD
2Grer. @fter Iugel1s 9lrbejDe gif
ba11 on1fring for at lm0ernile linc
forte Grp0re. Sm1 fif oprdtet flere
|Sfpler, meb 9(ftelfl1rlus o9 ct Uni
berjitet, set hcfjel1bte sl1lfcgcc= SIT
1titl1t> ser / @egpncellcn nor ,1be1t
Miblcr. men lenerc if 1torc Sun1=
|11ler at ruo0e opcr, og uorliN belpg=
tes. al 1000 ltl,0ercnoc 9tcgrc. 9tfop=
Sc bar ficl1ot en- rio &reos loll1
en ppperlig Tolfetolcr. tSor f1l Mar
| ii0cn tpretog BON cl1 !fejlc til Git
ropo, fnr at lt1lOere Nr6ciocrnes
&uur I Sc c1,rppnilfc 2onoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19
9l(e6amas oanlfe Nplpnt. s Ngl

9l(ebamas banife &ulunt. s Tplz
ge ct netpp 1upotugct Gfscnplur al
Gi0slfriftet n I6e Snl1tber1 9Sicl0"
ct ser / oisle 9o9c begp11ot e11 10
be1lDc ounlf &plpni / Walfcr Gpun=
tp, 9uobolno, 9frrbebcn al SSo1per.
eeSlbtil nn far lefs Tamilier ncolat
Zig pao sSorn1e i &olpnier, omfotten=
Sc % Yerluner. 0e bar bet belc
ofll,ttet &o11traft for 1000 9lcres,
9bornf 200 9lcres ullereoc bar 1tnoer
&nltrr, lncocl,S 9fcltcu tilDcls bur
rpb0et. Gisle 0ul1lfe flpttcoc til Sc
res rpc Silent / Sll1tningct al
Morts, pg he9pnote ltrafs at tilbe=
re0c pg beplunte 2unoct. s ocnne
6pnt1ncr bur &c bDrfet Eonlnlo,
Majs og u,Oel1 MfgroOc, ppfprt Spg=
1linger, III. NJ. Ceres 0opcoirtcresie
brejer Zig ONT ltejeri0riit og oct CT
berfor beres s(9t groOpis at noo
bette Nfual. s nGltc 9lor pil Sc be-
plu11tc ct l1in0rc 9lrcul nlc> Hpn=
11lo, ct itprrc nteO 9)tajs % unlegge
en itprre @rrsgon9 lolnt en- 1tprrc
Spopl. s(lle oislc iSall1ilicr fon1
BERTH ira Yertb elmbpp, &c. s. 9e
Ct bel tilfrebs n1c0 beres ynpc Silent
og mes lt0ligtcrne for Jrcn1tiOcn.
0isie Sanilier pcltcs at billie bline
Sorlpberne for Ell ltprrc bonlf &o=
Ioni sen nmib0clborc Smcg1L 6n
mango al ocres &cnner afDcnter Nc<
ll1ltotet al set fprltc slors 9lrbcjbe
pg Sor9ol0erc unguoenoc Minu,
eSprbbl111b, NJ. m. = 2onoet / &ol=
fer er lon1 Eegel cnOn11 billigt pg CT
al goo 8cifoffenbeo, cgnct til en- al
mi11oelig @eflelorift. Gn frelnltaoel1=
DC Torocl nco &plnnicl1s @cliggenhcr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19
@nglanbs itbltc 9fefrntfampa9nc

Sra 2o1lbon l1ebbeles> at SEN fribil=
lige Sernepligt 2anbct 111 1taar
fin ii6lte 4srppe. Der lGggcs life
Sfj1,l paa ira leben0c SIDE, at Sen
ltore NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. font bar
toget lin Negpn0ellc, bliper beltem=
lnelroe fpr Set fripillige Spltel1. Sem
Sen ifoffc oe 9lrmcer, lon1 poerligere
bebpDcs, hlipcr Ser nGppe Gale on1
ol1nln0clig Nnrrcpligt. &nn oe11 life,
bill i1gen ol1l lpnrlig cngellf Enlttifer
lpnger nooiGtte Jig tbl1ngeu Sic
me- lte. Gen pffe11li9e Hcglltrerillg far
lfoffet Us NcDc pon bore 6olf, rOtol=
te 2pr0 &itcbc11er fprlcDclL % font
ner DC iffc frinilli9, ifol oi nihe at
fin0e Ocn1.
Gen npe MISUNDERSTANDING
er fprpprigt innrfiat n1co pplbiont
Gnergi. Spm Gbcf fpr Sen bor &e=
gjeril1gen uonppnt 9nro 0erbp, en-
uafbGngig og olminOcli9 onlet
Ma1l0, inm bar il1ologt Jig ltore
5ortjenelter al ocn tioligerc &c
frllteri11g. 9oro Gerbp or ielp Iil=
bungcr al trnlnger1 @erncpligt, men
bnr erflnret Jig billig til at gjorc ct
it0lte 6pri9g oo 1Sripilligbeoens Sci.
@bis Set life 9oar> ogter ban at ne0=
lngge lit Sbcrb ONT fort Sib.
Serlig / Sc &reoie, lpll1 npoig
ier SEN oln1inoclige @ernepligt in6=
fprt, letter n1an nlt 9inuncl pg Sorb
/ 8ebegclle for at lfoffe Sripillige.
9(rbejberne bor nebIot cn ltor 9fe=
fruteringsfon1ite, bcltoocnoe al Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

biitoriife gtelto,, 1Sfo,1 1ca; sioe. Epr:
ferens Serreoenu11e GDts ntoe,e e,etn +es
puo set at Ep1feren Fol fu&2! flut&2
Sa1,oel % SSS1toa,ltri i ba,s Miee. "
bilbe iiiffftert paa Soft me0 life alt
for itnrft forl,ofatteoe 0eeninger bo=
be pirfet go11ife anoerleoes> ont ST.
Greticb bapbc la0et bette Sornlaal
fomn1e mere trent 8rocburen. Ga=
len om SEN islor1itiite &ult1trs Sors
trinligbe0 pirfer / tfe felt onerbcpi=
ie11be. Og SEN fan unber inge1l Sm=
lt9nbigbeo ltil1le SEN @je1losgjer=
ming, at 6orri6erer for SEM tpife
&ipbman6, Snge11ier og 8onoe CT
ben rebelte al olle 5ultaner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19
Den arcife &pnqes !Oulbuiuo. 6

~tN YANflt StDNYtS OulDhltY. ~
Meo1oagS telegrofere0es fra 2c1lOon,
lat Set bor poft ct ltort &pre / sl1l=
leoning al, at oe1 9rplte Hegieri1g
bar gipet 9l11tpbninq til, at Sc nf
@nte1ltelno9ternes Gropper, ion1
|fon1ner ino pon grelf O,nruobe pil
|blipc afpebnet / fyplge International
|2oD. Wtl11i1tre1re forlonger I'LL be-
|iten,t @rflnri11g ,neo 1enlpn iii
|@rpfenlonbs @olb11ing. Oe 9llIiere=
|0e ajgr 6or0ri11g paa gjeltfribeo /
@rpferlano, oo Set por 0plge
Sren1iermi11ilter Se1,i5elos' SsSn0bp=
|oelie, at Sc le,otc 3ropper til So
|lonifi til at opfploe beres Irottat=
|forpligtener til Serbien. 9elne
Snbbp0el1e tog bog Grefelilo10 til
|bage. Set antageS, at 2oro @itcbe<
|ner og entente =Wi,1iltrene oil De11=
|lebe Song &onltontins Opnerfloln=
6eb pou, at @r9tetllonbs Sprfot=
|ning bleb garal1teret al SSrm1frig>
|9fuslonb oe 5torbritonnielL pg at
oen TOM fpr|t Stnnb efter at 5tpr=
|6ritont1ie,l bapoe ofltooet Sc Sol1iife
Ger til 2nnbet, % at Sc tire Wogter
bonoc lobet at bioroge 1000 Yl1nb
STERLING pr. 9(or til &ongcns per
|lpnlige 9srug: -.-..
Get frerrbol6es, at oettc binoer
set grelfc Solf til @ntellteu1agter=
nc, og oer1pn1 Song &on1tul1ti11 ifal
irtte Jig uo opcr Torfot11inoen>
lum Sel1i5elos og bans Silbnngere
|puultour, bo, gjoroc, bo bun oplplte
Harlamelltet, bliuer oct al ellfclte
logt, at &onge1l bill hlinc 1l1iloet
onr, at bans Elobs poo Srrfen=
lunos Irpne ofbrlger al CIT iStrt=
inttelie al bcl1 pcn1fubeligc 9t11tru=
|litct ligc oncr for gnte11tellagternc.
Oct ltges puo 0el1 ollDclr SiOc, at
Sblfcrnc giner Oel groife Megjering
SSoritfringer nnL ut Brufcnlol1D bil
blipe belfpttet n1pb Oe 9llliercbc, Ser
|lon 2onnct nil ltptte Gel1troll1ootcr=
ne, og at Ipnn Sebis poo Iplflonbs
log Tltrigs Gbne til at gjprc bette
|ienOes III flere lll1Oerbunbsbuu6e til
WtiobclDoDet, Der. fan brllges 1npb
Ibbilfen lom bellt Tloooe, Ser tr11er
grGlfc Sobnc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-11-19

britiif @rpbier. Oct lpffeoes i1lti0=
lertib 9a,1,pere1 at nan rorif Spz.
territorinn1, bbcr en- norlt Eorpeoos
boao ltanbie0e .ssagten. Oanperen
git oerefter mo til Bergen.