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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
w. VA. PUBLISHERS AssocIA-
TON MEETS AT CHARLESTON

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Jan. IL
Many editors from an sections of the
state are in this city to attend the
meeting OF the West Virginia Pub
fishers Association. which will be held
tomorrow in the Kanawha Hotel An
organization will be effected for the
ensuing year and proposed legislation
Will be discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
SCHERR REPORTED TO HAVE
WITHDRAWN; HELPS JOHNSON
special Dispatch TO the IntellIxencer

Special Dispatch TO the IntelIiSencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Jan. IL
II was reported late tonight that
Adolph +. Scherr, The Kanawha
County candidate Tor the speakership
OF the house. has Withdrawn from the
race. II this be true, u would make
the election OF Vernon Johnson more
certain. The withdrawal OF Scherr
would undoubtedly strengthen Top
pings chances for landing the clerk
ship of the house. though Guy Prich-
ard Is still a dangerous rival of the
local candidate. and T.. u. Staats, OF
Roane County. is gaining strength.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
icEsERe SIGHTED

halifax. N =. Jan. IA large
iceberg $50 miles east Of New found.
.an1 was sighted last Thursday BY the
Allen line steamship pomoranian
which arrived here today after a
etormy sixteen day voyage from Glas-
row
The vessel viii proceed 20 Phuadel.
phia after discharging her cargo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
MOVEMENT ABANDONED.

LONDON. Jan tt.-Adyices re-
ceivcd here from Athens say 10 is nov
reported In the Greek capital that
the plan to have the Eighth Turkish
army corps proceed from Damascus
70 the Egyptian frontier has been
abandoned
a previous dispatch from Athens
said this army corps we'll provisioned
and provided with 5000 camcla. al.
ready had left Damascus for Ervpt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
MINISTER ARRESTED ON
WHITE SLAVE CHARGE

Special Dispatch % the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. A.. Special
Rev Wesley Fleming. Of Morgan
County. vas arrested today and viii
be taken 10 Parkersburg. w. Va. 10
answer q charge Of white slavery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
MONSTER VESSEL SENT TO
BOTTOM BY The AUSTRIANS
DREADNAUGHT ~COURBEr'
rORPEDOED In THE OTRAN-
TO CHANNEL
When Submarine Attacked French
Squadron December 2l-Loss
Kept Quiet.

BERLIN. Jan. n 10y Wireless
to sayviIis).-rhe following STATE
ment was given cut today by the
ofsieiai prsss bureau:
"vienna reports state that IL
has been aseertained that the
French dreadnauaht ceurbet was
hit BY the Australian submarine
by her sister ship, the Jean Bart,
which was attempting TO tow her.
The Courbet sank. The Jean
Bart doeked AZ Malta.
The French pretend that only
the Jean Bart was siiahtiy hurt,
eoneeaiing the loss Of the Cour-
bet.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12

An official telegram from
Vienna on December ~ said that
submarine No. IL had attacked
on December ~ a French squad
ron composed Of sixteen ships, In
the otranto channel. east Of the
Heel Of Italy. The submarine
torpedoed the two battieshIps OF
the Courbet type, u was said, but
owing to the high seas was unable
TO ascertain the fate OF the tor
pedoed ships.
The courbet was OF 23.467 tons
displacement and was armed with
twelve 12-ineh guns, twenty-five
5Ia-inch guns and four pound
ere. She was built In 1911 and
carried a complement OF 9o4 men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
NO wARsHiPs

TOXIC. Jan 10 Owing 10 the war
Japan has decided not 10 send any
warships 10 tho Panama Pacific ex.
position
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
IKE wEArHEH

WARRINGTON. Jan. I1.-rorseasts
west virginia. Ohio and Wesfsrs
Psunsylvania-Rain OF saow Tuesday
wednesday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
carranza Holds Monterey,

LAREDO. Texas. Jan. 11.-Monterey
is held by Carrsnza troops. according
TO reports received here tonight
which said that General Macloyio Her.
force. When Herrera's troops ap-
preached Monterey the citizens mis-
&c ok them for Villa troops and became
panic stricken. Banks and business
establishments were closed and there
was a general flight from the city.
General Herrera hurriedly sent ou.
scouts. who informed the populace
that no Villa troops were in sight and
tonight conditions were approaching
normal again. II was stated positively
by Carranza agents here that Tampico
stIll Is held by Carranza forces.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-12
PEACE
GENERAL SCOTT SECURES SIG.
NATURES OF ALL FACTIONS
IN MEXICO.
To Neutrslize The Mexican Border
No More Firing Into American
Territory.

NACo. Ariz.. Jan. f11.-Brigadier
General Hugh L. Scott. chief OF staff
of the United States army, successful
ly concluded tonight negotiations for
peace along the Mexican border Both
Governor Maytorena the villa COM
mander General Peffas Gales, com
manding the Carranza troops in Naco.
Sonora. have signed the agreement
eliminating factional warfare along
the Sonora border
The Detroit times., 1915-06-25

ciate recorder are denied by union
men themselves.
II know that Sam Tobin. Stanley
Anderson and other big union men
are working tooth and nail for JET.
fries" declared an attorney for the
unions. Thursday. ANY reports that
the street railway men In particular
are against Jefries are false. They
are for him to . man. and will be
for him even II Murtha II permitted
to run. II Jeifries and Smith are
the nominees. the union men win
support Jeffries. though IN far 40
know they have nothing against
Smith,"
Jefries' friends say that he will
get a. much of the liquor men's vote
as Smith will get. On the other
hand. II Ii said that the Royal Ark
has never forgiven Jeifries for his
stand on the proposed new charter.
Jeffries insisted that the charter did
not mean that q referendum could
he held on the location Of = saloon.
but prominent attorney. retained
by the saloonkeepers' equalization.
gave them an opinion that . petition
against the location Of . saloon
would act ~ bar to the issuance
Of q license for the place. until the
people OF the district voted on the
question. Some OF the Royal Ark
men were thus led 10 doubt JeRries'
sincerity. One report says that tho
dificulty has been ironed out. but II
In q well-established fact that the
liquor men were lukewarm to JET.
fries In the spring election. In which
he was defeated by Justice Sellers.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-25
Mutual Friend Says
Machine Will Get In
to Action
NOMINATION FOR
BENCH CONCEDED
Union Men Declared
to Be- Solid for
Jeffries

Mayor Marx 10 expected to swing
his organisation to the support OF
Fred w. Smith In his campaign for
the Republican nomination for assoc
ciate recorder. according to q close
personal friend OF both Mr.. Smith
and the mayor. II the mayor intends
to support Smith openly. he has
made no sign.
oscar ID too good a friend of
Fred's. and Fred has done too much
for him. for the mayor TO do any
thing but support him strongly"
said this mutual friend. ANY re-
port that pressure Is being brought
TO bear on John r. Dodge to swins
the mayor Ia laughable. The mayor
has 4 reputation for standing by his
friends. and Fred Smith has always
been q good friend Of the mayor. and
has worked hard for him. have
not talked with the mayor; have
not believed II necessary. I have
taken II for granted that he will do
all he can for Fred"
Mayor Marx. asked whether he
would take any part In the cam
paign. insisted that he saw no ne
cessity." Beyond this. ne would not
commit himself
Reports TO the effect that the
union men will not support Police
Justice Jeffries In his campaign for
the Democratic nomination for asso
The Detroit times., 1915-06-25
Furuseth Says Presi-
dent Is Misin-
formed
WILL NOT KILL
u. S. SHIPPING
Cites Figures in Sup
port of Assertion
Bill Is o. X.
az LOWELL MELlETT.

(Stdf Correspondent United Press.
sWASHINGTON, June 25.-li
President Wilson is being persuad
ed. as reports have II. that Ameri-
can shipping is que 10 disappear
from the sea wnen the LaFollette
sesmen's act goes into effect. Nov
4, II is the result Of misinformation
according 10 President Andrew
Euruseth. OF the International Sea.
mems union. who. with Vice-Presi'
dent Patrick J. Flynn. is in Wash
;ngton TO plan a fight against the
acts modification or repeal by the
next congress.
Furuseth declared the constantly
circulated statement that the Pa
cific Mail line Is going out OF bust
ness Is untrue.
The Southern Pacific railroad
owns The controlling interest in the
Pacific Mail" he said land conse-
Guently its steamers are not permit
ted 10 go through the Panama canal.
There is every evidence to prove
tina; the Pacific Mail is simply re-or-
ganizing. so as to divest the South
ern Pacific of its ownership and re-
adjusting its trade route to make IL
extend from liong Kong through
the canal TO New York.
The Union Iron works has fur
nishcd on request Of the Pacific
Mail, specifications for changing the
latter's steamers to oil burners. To
make the change will require about
two months, disarranging schedules
so that the company cannot make
bookings for definite sailings while
the changes are under way.
These facts enable the officers OF
The Detroit times., 1915-06-25
ABSTINENCE
PLEDGE NO MERE
SCRAP OF PAPER

When a man gives his pledge TO
Justice Stein to abstain from liquor
for a given period. that pledge 10
more than a mere scrap Of paper."
Charles Channer learned mat to his
sorrow, Thursday morning, when
his young wife appeared against
him in the early session OF police
court. Mrs. Channer. who Is sew
eral years her husbands junior. said
that the defendant. in utter disre-
card CT his pledge. had come home
drunk and abused her. He had also
failed 70 properly support her: In
feet, there is non-support charge
pending against him.
We'll fix nim." said the Judge.
And for the next so days Channer
will be on the city payroll under
Supt jacob, OF the House Of Ccrrec-
ton. unless he can produce 325 to
pay Ms fine. His earnings at the
works will go TO his wife, under
tne city ordinance.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-25

the Pacific Mail TO say with partial
truth that they are to discontinue
sailings November 4. The Mon
golia Is the FIRST scheduled to b
converted from coal to oil and It
probably will 90 to the Union works
In November. We expect bio
howl from now until then because
Of all the bookings on the Mongolia
tina, must be cancelled"
Furuseth argued that after the
change has been made the Mongolia
will lie operated for less than be-
fore. even with white crew. a.
compelled by the new law.
Instead OF carrying l15 Chinese
firemen," he said. the boat can
operate with IS white men In the
hole. They pay the Chinese 80 a
month. White men will be paid
$50. Where II has cost @l.035 In
wages for Chinese. II will cost $500
for the white men. To feed the li6
Chinese. at Is cents q day each
has cost S62i month. as against
sis6 for the IS white men at 40
cents u day.
1T will cost the Pacific Mai
more In its deck crew. however
The deck crew Of 20 Chinese could
be cut to "a white men. The differ
ence between So . month for Chi
nese and $50 for white men would
make the increase In wages here
amount to $sSs and food would b
So more on the month"
The Detroit times., 1915-06-25

advised Eaton, In Mrs. Eaton's
presence. 10 secure medical atten
tion for Ethel. On another occa
Sion she had advised that Ethel be
examined to see II she were feeble
minded.
what did Mrs. Ealon ever say
to you to make you believe that
Ethel was feeble-ninded!" asked
Mr.. Dalton.
II thought that something. either
mental or physical. must be the
matter with Q child who would dc
the things Mrs. Eaton accused Eth
Ell Of" replied Mrs. Kielhorn.
IL said to Mrs. Eaton: BE a real
mother. n these children were your
children. and not these Of woman
In her grave. you would treat them
we'll She said: Mrs. Kielhorn.
shall do my best"
Mrs. Kielhorn denied that Mrs
Eaton had told her that she had
refused to assume responsibility
for the children.
"She always taxed as II she want
ed a DOCTOR" said the witness
Mrs. Kielhorn said that before
Christmas she had given Eaton O
doll for Ethel.
HE said: Ethel has beer
naughty. She isn't going to have
any Christmas said Mrs. Kielhorn
IL don't know which Of them final
~ took the doll"
Are you sure IL wasn't Mrs
Eaton who took IT."
Il was busy. 1t has slipped my
mind"
Mrs. Katherine Merrill. No. SIS
F'ifteenth-st.. was the next witness
The Eatons once roomed In her
home for three months.
Mrs. Merrill said that he did no,
see any acts Of cruelty on Mrs
Eaton's part. She saw Ethels face
badly bruised. however. until II
was 4 sight to be seen" On that
day, Eaton was not ut home. so she
supposed that Ms. Eaton was re-
sponsible for the girls condition.
Nrp. Merrill once heard the Eatons
quarrsling, and heard Eaton say:
LET me up. I'm no dog"
II always thought Ethel didn't
get enough to eat" said Mrs. Mer-
rill. Il saw the children scrape
the dishes and eat everything they
could get hold Of"
The answer was stricken out.
Mrs. Merrill said that Ethers con-
duet had always been good. Cross
examined by Mr.. Dalton. she
proved . peppery witness.
The Eatons used your dishes.
didn't they?" asked Mr. Dalton.
They did"
Didn't they leave because Mrs.
Eaton found you washing your feet
IN the dishpan?"
They did not. ! never did such
. thing"
Are you marrieaT
II an"
Where's your husband."
The Detroit times., 1915-06-25
ID q sHfy for Wife
II Manslaughter
Case
= OMAN WILL
I ALSO TAKE STAND
HeighbOrs Continue
o1ieg Against Ac-
llged Step Mother

szetAar B. Eaton. awaiting SEN
1o Dpr granddaughter In connec'
i W1tA IA Death Of his 13-year.
1nngAtsr. Ethel. IN Haruer hos
~ III. -. win take the stand
1enee Of his wife. Lottie c,
~ EtAelAs stspmother. who ID
1 - trial beSoss Judge Connolly
~ eame Charge.
! t6n WIN take upon himsslf. &C
19 o Attorney Thomas L
11a ~ ~ aslsnss. full rsspon.
~. ~ lack o. care and foe
q 1rook1nent which. the prose.
W 0Daosa. caused Ethel's death.
= 1nten Vim also take the
y ~ own defense. and will
]kot she melted her husband
n16n E(Ael II brutal fashion.
M ~ held out against -
R ue1lcal attention for her.
n1G hee rather and stepmoth-
- the wegd Of 11-year-old
y ustpA Uthel'S sister. who
IN II ~ some story Of abuse
\ 11o6o - profound IN impres.
~ ~ jury that convicted
l4 Xn1oa.
o Aana Kielhorn. who FORMER
& : s&egu In Nack-avs, ~
Wv ~ Stand. She said that
~ ooee toll her: Il am =
m IN. M 20 things ought
I tn M ana steal"
oun1nine1 " Attorney Dali
kielhogn said that Ethel.
= 1la1 ~ told her that
e1hef ~ punished her.
- 1saied hat she had
D1on chass hsr husband
n ~ ~ spi1 that shs had
The Detroit times., 1915-06-25

Smiths nomination IL eiacs<sd ~
nearly oil the expert bolit(eiane.
Even Il other candidate6 sst inte
the race q the last momeat. bmitA
viii have start % ssvsfal 6ays Of
hard work. which II will - di6cult.
u not impossibie. for them TO- over
come.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-25

"In the city. Where do you sup
pose he is?" sf
~ netroit."
eyes"
Liza yen ever beat your hus
band,"
II did not. never did any such
thing. wish he was here" added
Mrs. Merrill Indignantly.
Mrs. Merrill said that neighbors
had complained against the Eatons
for furnishing the children. She
herself had told Eaton that Mrs
Eaton had punished Ethel. and he
replied: You can't swear TO it,"
John Chambers. ambulance driv'
or. who testified. Wednesday. was
recalled He testified that when he
had called to take Ethel to the hos
pital. Mrs. Eaton said to her hus-
band: Il wouldn't let her go, but
she's your child"
Miss Loretta Merrill. grand-daugh'
ter Of the Eatons' former landlady
testified TO seeing bruises In Ethels
face snc arms.
Mrs. Sophia Rott. No. s93 Fisher
ave. said that she saw Ethel Jan. s,
"She looked like a skeleton said
Mrs. Rott. She had sores on her
head. Der ear was bleeding, her eye
was hack and blue and her left
arm was tied up"
On one occasion, Mrs. Eaton told
Mrs. Rott that Ethel had stolen an
apple. and that the girl said she
would steal il no one saw her, be-
cause she was hungry. Mrs. Rott
said Mrs. Eaton told her that Eaton
was kind 10 her, and gave her his
money.
To Mr. Dalton. Mrs. Rott said that
detectives had brought her TO court
IN an auto because she was too
sick 10 come on a street car. and
that she had spent the morning in
the city physicians once.
Mrs. Rott said that on one occa'
sion she saw Sylvia Eaton. through
the window. washing and rewash.
ing the same dishes, "as II she was
afraid to stop" She watched until
Mrs. Eaton saw her and pulled
down the shade.
Miss Matilda Zacken. one of
Ethel teachers In the Hillger
schou. testified that Ethel seemed
of ordinary brightness and in some
respects was as good as the best OF
her students. She said that Ethel's
conduct was good
The case was adjourned at this
point until Friday morning.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-25

STANDISH. Micn.. June "a tSpe
cial)-John w. Harvey. well known
merchant OF Maple Ridge. this coun-
ty. aged Sc. has. been missing for
several days and his family are
securing the country for him. He
had 5000 with him when he lef:
home. and foul play 10 feared
He has been traced n far as Bay
City. where all trace has boen lost
No business rcverses as far as
known.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01

gelgien tioligere | lange Siber bar
u9ret inf. giitltof er ameftioner
nationalt uioriparlig; men 9eogra-
fiif, %efonontiif % militGrt er Den
iorflarlig.
Giterrig bill life crobre mt 2ano.
Spertimoo er oct piGig til at aiitaa
en- Gel al @aIicien til npe Statsom-
nelier. 9piflano bar beaer life Den
minoiie Spit til at inoforlipe npe
ilapiife eller lettiife 2anosoele. Sp-
iferne oe giterrigerne snifer
finn at oprette npe frie guffert-
itater mellem Jig % Nuslanb. Won
oil gjere 2iteriispropinierne til en-
ielpitGltoig Stat. Sigeiaa Sinlano.
@ioere pil ct aoneerige Eolen og ct
8ongerige Ukraine blipe Sslsen al
Ell aigjerenoe inf eIterri9if Seir.
Spao SpiflumO iorbrer al oisle
me Stater, er tim en- efononllt
Characterization nleo bet tpife Mi-
ge. TN ltor mellemelrop9iif Solo-
union neo 3piflanO iom aierne pil
eiter De tpife StatsmGnos Wening
bore BET enelte, iom pil boloe De
i%oreneoe norbamerifanife Slater
Stan9en. Chi eiter Spifernes We.
ming blep Der efter oenne &rtg
finn TO ipriteflosies Stater, nemlig
5piflanb og amerifas ~foreneoe Sta'
ter.
Gen Sololntion, lom iaaleoes lfa'
bes, oil omiatte 100 Wiaioner Mten-
nelfer, og ben bill, meler man, 1ao
en- operorOentlig Siltr9fningsfrah
poa De omfrineliggenoe imaa Natio'
ner. Shwei5 og Soaanb pil neppe
funne mobitua at gaa inc / Oen, %
De ifunoinapiife 2aroe bill maaife,
ntener man, iammlen meo oct befrie-
Sc Sinlano oanne ct noroilf Solo'
forbunb, Joni iioen paa ielpitenoige
&ilfaar pil inbgaa / n9r Sorening
nteo BEN itore melemel1rop9iIfe
Solounion. Ienne bill oa blipe pao
175 Miaioner Menneifer. Stalien
pil maoife ogiaa lutte Jig til LIMO
nert, og "a er Hea%liiationen al GU
ropus icrenebc Stuter life langt
6orte.
Bare en- ellropGiif Stat bill tnbe
pes oenne Solounion. Set bliper
Gnglano, iom efter inf S~pfatning
iom Me1elnnpnoeneS 2anb finn le-
Der al at iflmnle Slpoen al ANDRE
Natipnernes Npringslip.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
Stortylfe Orcmme.
Gn Sulonniun ira N~urpisbauct til
Miooclhauet.

Gll Correspondent iii "Setebor9s
SanoeIstibnina", @uitai Sieiteen,
ifriper ira @crlin ON Sc Tlaner,
iom Spiferne bar meo Senipn til
9anououiocIie. San Tiger, At Der er
Gniaheo mcIlem aeiIeren og Higs-
fanileren ON, at irgen @%efoltning,
,oln life er tpiftalenbe, fummer til
at blipe optaaet / oct tplfe &ige %
iaa Decentralization / H~ig@oagen.
SpifIanos Enifer uoitrGffer Jig meo
Seninn iii Sranfriae fun til. DC beilt
pGreiiuloe sernmalmielter / Goth
rinoen, iom cr al nle9en @etporlrD
ior oen ipifc SerninSuitri. Spao
@claicr allgaar, ioa oil 0olfeltem'
ninacn / SuiflanS aloris iantpffe |,
Ct set 2aro after bliper irit. gel
Aliens guneftiou aier imiolertIo, at
Sronfrioe pil ilippe Iettere ira ari'
oeu oo man or o~perbepilt ON, at
N-orifmrubere bereiter pil bllpe
ireospenligc.
Noor man mncfterer @elsien.
iao or set pan @runo al bette Sanos
""Sntriaer" meS England, os 1oro'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
Safer.

Sierteli1 Satter - Ionn oct lan
inlllft beber - er Segn pao INN
9pffe, % ben, iom pirfelia fan lie
hiertelis, bar iom Hegel Ell iitno
Sipl. Men Cater er pgiaa lllnot
ior Seaemet - ferlt o9 remit zorro:
ben freezer en- Opb Slloaanonlilg,
iom iaa peb bd, la, Ia bltr effer'
illlgt al ilere fruftige l%loaanonin-
ger.
Geo bort ieopanlige NanoeorTt
iinoer ser bare operilaoilf Suftfor.
rnelie Steo / Sungerne, lGrlig |
9uneelpioierne, iom er iarlige llr-
rusninssiteoer for Spgoomsipirer.
Bare en- S%ppenbebel al SuIten
9unaen blir berpeo iornpet. Seo
ben bpbe Cater s%lanoning berimoo
blir Sungerne luftet no til fine in
berite &rinfelfroge. Set or, iom ON
man pIuoielig piloe luffe ane @in-
ouer oa Sore op ct T9relie, |
hpilfet Der bare pleier at itaa en- IL
ben @llIgge aabert.
Se fraitiae llbaononinaer pco
Cater fan / ben 8rao rpIte Wellem'
aulpct, at man nlaa "boloe Jig paa
Mopen", for berpeo at itette Oct.
Gette MellemsuluctS Srpf paa De
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Srganer, Maucl
oa Sarmerne, err til itor SiGlp for
SorbsieIien. 2atter er alt'aa | en-
pis Soritano Ell natlrlis Masliage
Tor acknowledgements. Zen or
inno for ole, men il1r for tptte
@enneifer, % oct maa rel pGre Der
Tor Sen sooe MoSer Natur bar o.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
1cm itofc prfclie.

Eli Sbierpation al Solformsrfel.
fen Sen 2tbe gllguit bar ser ira
Spiflano uoienot fire Grpeoitioner,
ion aae fog Stotioncr / og nrr
Teoooiia paa arim. De iibite Ni'
mer al "Nltrpnpmiide Mohridten"
inbeboIoer nprmerc Meooelelier ON
oen u6lioe Sfjrbnc, iom rammehe
oisie.
Grpebitionen ira Berlin fre
Mtonb) onfom til sSeobpiia ben 25be
MSSllli, ira Snmblrg 6 Manb), Den
29oe Sitli, ira Wiilnd)en 1 Manb)
og ira Eotsbam CA Mono) Den 3oic
Ilugult.
Ace Mllgrlt iii ole fl Srore til
at forlaoe 2anoet, Sa9en otter gift
oe omboro paa ct Sompifib, bpor-
meb De ar,fom til Soesia Den 7hc
@llguit. Sfisnt De / Seoooiiu bupbe
iaaet @eifeo ON, at oe irit funoe for
labe 2anbct, blep De / SOesia bolbt
tilbage lom arigsianger. Gn al
Seltagerte ira Sanlburg, Wta9iltcr
Sbiele, iom par oanif %llnoeriaot,
Hap bog lbs allcreoc ocn lite Nt.
quit, to Gage lenere blep poerligert
6, iom bar nlore Solf, bimitteret,
enbelig blep ire til iluppet los ocil
29be Mugllit, men De reltereoe lire
ariasianger blep / MiOten al Ito-
pember operiprt til Iltrafan.
90 eiterlaote SnItrllmenter bleU
/ Seoooiia beilu9lagt al Den rusiilfc
&egjering og @Ierlerc oper'prt til
Sbesia, bpor be iremoclcs opbe-
pares.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
Nrbeioslesheoen
Chicago

Gbicagos fomnrunale Marfeos-
Commission anilaar / en- Happort til
gpraaoet antalet al arbeioslele
MPno / Sc ieritc ire Maaneoer al
set me Mar til 10000 og set efo.
nomiifc Cab beruf til $17,973, 700.
st al commissioners pigtigite
niolertibige @otemioler berfor er
l~lbnpunclien al Ell raaOgiuenoe ao-
mite poa ii nliuarlige screenings
memo, Sprettelien al ct opgtigt font
minaIt G~mploimentfontor, o%ifent-
ligt grbeioe ior Sc a~rberosleie og
6oriifrina MOD IrbeioslesbeO.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-01
proiioentens Scoielsoae

@alDington, Sen 2Sbe Sec: Erp-
iibenten fog iig iona en Gags Spilc
ira slrbeioct forut fume feire i'm
5Soe SooieIsoug.
San mobtug / gnleoning Gagen
&lnbreoer al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mler og %repe. Sgioo mango &o-
belgrammer ira uoenlonbife &onger,
&eiierc OF andre Fotcntater.
ST. 6 Gitermiooag inofanot au-
acknowledgements Jig pao @ratllla-
t%ionSpilit, og eiterpoa inbtog TrG-
iioentcn i'm Miboag ~lunu1len meo i'm
Iomilie.
San u0ter at tilbrin9e &eiten al
ll0cn / &p, Tor npite lt9e at tullnc
lpqge Jig beito baaroere / SGleteiet.