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The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
MEXICAN ANBORDER CITIES
WILL BE NEUTRALIIED
Gems. Gales and Maytorena Promise
Gen. Scott to End Naco
(Ariz.) Troubles.

Administration officials were greatly
pleased yesterday at reports from Brig.
Gen. Scott. at Naco. to the effect that
Gen. Gales and Maytorena. representing
Carranza and villa, had signed the agree
ment by which Mexican towns on the
United States border of Arizona are to.
be neutralized.
The final success Of the tedious ne
gOtiations which Gen. ScOtt-has been con-
Quoting for nearly a month is attributed
by officials to Gen. Scott personally,
Scott wired he was returning to Wash
ingtOn.
Elsewhere in Mexico the situation con-
tinuss quite as chaotic as ever II not
more so, according to State Department
reports. Fighting continues between Villa
and Carranza troops between SaItiIlo and
Monterey. and villa Is sSsId to have
gained some advantage. Communications
in that region now are almost completely
broken.
1t is alleged by the governor OF the
State Of Vera Cruz, in a report to Car
rama. that some Of the oil companies
in that state are taking up arms against
the Carranza authorities The companies
are accused OF aiding the Villa-Zapata
faction. and by these acts are declared
to have lost all right to claim protection
as foreign interests. II IS supposed the
recent harsh DEGREES of the CarranZa
government are largely responsible for
the trouble with the oil companies.
Ambassador Spring Rice called on Sec
retary Garrison yesterday and arranged
to present to him Gen. Iturbide. former
governor OF the federal district OF Mexi-
CO. who recently escaped from the Ia
pata authorities by the aid Of the United
States. He is now in Washington
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
Want ANIMALS
KEPT At Home
Humane Society Members Do
Not Want Horses and
Mules Exported.
SEEK ACT OF CONGRESS
Hutchins Rechosen President-Body
Has Secured 875 Convictions in 909
Prosecutions During Year.

President Wilson will be asked 10 urge
Congress TO enact laws prohibiting eN-
portation from the United States Of all
horses and mules intended for use in the
European war on account of the horrible
cruelties known to he inflicted upon the
animals by the warning armies.
This was revealed yesterday by Walter
Stilson Hutchins, president of the Wash
ington Humane Society, at the annual
meeting Of the society at the Shoreham
Hotel. Mr.. HutChins said he had inter-
viewed Secretary of War Garrison and
learned that the only way to stop horse
and mule expectations is by act of Con-
gress.
John P. Heap. secretary of the society
reported that during the last year the
agents Of the society have examined ll,6lO
animals in the District. prosecuted SOS
cases OF cruelty in the Police Court and
procured S75 convictions. Two new
drinking fountains for ANIMALS were built
during the year. so that there are now l43
in this city.
Hutchins RechOSen President.
w. Clarence Duvan. treasurer, reported
hat the Society spent SS,94i in salaries
Tor agents and other expenses during the
year
The society elected the following Off
GERS:
SSlutHI' " dlASl -tiI''O'' - N-'--'~'
first vice president Medical Director
John c. Wise: vice presidents Mrs
William z. Chandler, Mrs. Grammond
Kennedy, Miss Harriet B. Loring and
J. B. T. Tupper; honorary vice presi-
dents-Rev. DIR. Wallace Radcliffe,
Mrs. John B. Henderson, Mrs. Z. c.
Halliday. Augustus s. WOrthington. Miss
Addison Mitchell. Mrs. Charles a.
Prouty. Mrs Edward Douglas White.
Henry F BlouHt. Nathaniel Wilson, John
r. Mclean. Miss Emily V. Lindsey, and
Mrs. Florence Cairns. secretary. John
p. Heap; treasurer. W. Clarence Duvall;
executive committee Chester a. Snow.
Archibald Hopkins. Rear Admiral Charles
r. Clark. Rear Admiral S \. StauntOn.
r. Ross Perry. Frank J. Lewis. Arthur
T Brice. Rev {. Ernest Smith, John
r. Larner. Mrs. Seth NJ. Ackley. and
Miss Lydia S. Bddle.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
GARRISON APPROVES
BETTER Army BILLS
Chamberlain Measures Please War
Department Head Gardner Reso-
luton Reported Out.

Before the Senate Military Committee
Secretary Garrison Yesterday gave his
cordial approval TO the six bills intro"
duced by Chairman Chamberlain, looking
to an increase in the efficiency of the
military service of the United States.
At the conclusion of the hearing the Sec
retary said it was the most satisfactory
conference he had ever had with Con-
gressional committee.
The American people have been occu-
pied so much with other matters that
they have not realized what their army
means to them. For that reason they
have not had that kind of pride in the
army that makes men proud to be in It,
said Secretary Garrison.
The Secretary was discussing at the
moment the bill for the creation of
reserve corps. "I believe If We provide
for an enlistment of one year, after
which men will be discharged and take
their places in a reserve, that we will
bring into the army thousands Of the
highest classes of American citizenship"
said the Secretary.
There are many young men who would
be glad of this one years training and
discipline that would make them good
soldiers in the event their country need
ed them. II is difficult now to convince
men who enlist for a term of four years
with the COlOrs and three years with the
reserves that they are not actually en-
listing for seven years.
The arguments of the secretary for
the increase in the coast artillery have
already been printed at some length in
The Washington Herald. He went over
them in detail yesterday and his showing
was such that Senator Thomas, Of Colo
RADIO. a stickler for rigid economy. eJacu-
lated that no matter what the cost, he
was now surely I'm favor of this increase
of the coast artillery corps.
Senator Chamberlain last night said
he expected a favorable report on all
the bills and announced his purpose of
pressing the legislation Sefore the Sem
ate at this session.
Representative a. P Gardner, of Mas
sachusetts, won a preliminary round in
his fight for information concerning the
state of preparedness in the army and
navy yesterday when the House Com
mittee on Military Affairs favorably re-
ported one of the Gardner resolutions
asking for information from the War
Department
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

More than 10000 pedestrians and 1000
vehicles pass over the London Bridge
daily. .....-... ...-.. ... ....
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
TYPHUS ATTACKS GERMANS.
Terror of Armies Grips Forces of
the knIHer.

Rotterdam. Jan. 12-Typhus. the dread
scourge OF armies. has gained strong
foothoId among the German troops in
Belgium. 1t was learned today that in
the military hospital at Liege alone there
are 12O soldiers suffering from the dis
ease.
Several trains Carrying Germans
wounded in the fighting about Arras have
arrived at Liege. Other trains are carry
ing French and British prisoners to Ger
many and passing through Liege. The
appearance of these soldiers shows the
hardships of the campaign in Flanders
and Northern France. They are covered
with mud and slime accumulated In the
trenches
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
TURKS WIN SUCCESSES.
Pushing Russians High After Re-
ceIvinE Re-enfOrcements.
BY FRANCIS LAVELLE MURRAY

BY FRANCIS LAVELLE MURRAY.
Petrograd, Jan. 12.-Re-enforcement
received by the Turks, have greatly in
creased their strength in the Caucasus
and they are now engaging the Rus
slams in a new battle. dispatch from
the Caucasus headquarters of the Rus
sian army says:
Fighting in the region of hasaura-
gan is developing. We captured on
Sunday two mountain guns and two
Turkish companies with their officers.
The Turkish troops are attacking
fiercely, but we are successfully re-
pelling their assaults, though they have
been strengthened by the arrival OF
new troops There is nothing to report
on the rest of the front"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
BINGHAM LOSES JOB.

New York. Jan. 12-Gen. Theodore A.
Bingham. L. S A. retired, who some
years ago was Police Commissioner Of
New York long enough to put the force
on a military basis, has been shorn of
another $3.50 municipal job by the wave
of economy that is in effect in New York
at present. Gen. Bingham has been on
the pay roll as consulting engineer in
the bridge department and was dropped
today by Bridge Commissioner Kracke,
who issued a statement that many others
would have to go.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

intellect and ability of a very rare
kind. The Russian forces have prac-
tically conquered all of Galicia and
have closed in on Cracow from the
two sides. Between Cracow and CZen-
stochow a heavy battle is in progress,
which has already defined itself clear
ly in favor of the Russians.
The present situation seems to end
a chapter, the chief achievement of
which is the advancing OF the military
front by a distance approaching 200
miles"
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
U. S. Aviators Fall Into Sea.

Manila, Jan. 1.-TWO American avia-
tors had narrow escapes from death to-
day while flying over CorregidOr Island.
The hydroplane pilOted by Lieut.. Herbert
A Dargue fell into the sea from height
Of " feet, and he and his passenger,
CurpI. Dodd, were saved bY a launch
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
SMALLPOX Halts Passengers.

New York Jan. l2-Because a steeerage
passenger died Of smallpox and was
buried at sea. the thirty-scven cabin and
thirty-four steeraEe passengers who ar
rived today on the steamer HdenOs Ayres
from Barcelona. were removed TO Hoff-
man Island for observation The steamer
is being disinfeCted.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
SUFFRAGE BILL LOSES
In HOUSE, ia TO 2O4

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
Bomb Fires German Warehouse

Amsterdam, Jan. IA dispatch from
Putten to the Telegraph states that the
great warehouse near Antwerp. used by
the Germans for their reserve supply Of
petroleum. is burning. having been set on
fire by a bomb dropped by a French or
British aviator
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13

The main credit for generalship
rests with Ruzsky, who has shown
The Washington herald., 1915-01-13
RUSSIAN women
Fighting milne
Observer with Cars Army
Tells of Campaign In
the East.
BATTLE OVER 200 MILES
All Galicia Conquered and Cracow
Menaced on Two Sides by
Armies from North.

London, Jan. IA long account of re-
cent operations in Poland, written by
Prof. Pares. official observer with the
Russian army was made public by the
press bureau today. Prof. Pares. Tor the
first time. gives official confirmation of
the report that women have been lighting
with the Russian troops.
Many Russian women" he says, ARE
fighting as soldiers in the ranks OF Gen.
Rennenkampf. Included in this number
is the wife of a Russian captain
AS proof of the thoroughness of Ger
man methods, Prof. PaTes says that un-
derground telephones are being constant
ly discovered. He pays a high tribute to
the CossaCks. who he declares. have per
formed prodigies OF individual daring
against superior numbers Describing the
general campaign. he says:
Austrinns Fought Well.
THE conflict extended over more than
200 miles. The Russians had nearly
1000 rOO men engaged. Statistics of the
losses cannot be given. The Austrian
prisoners and spoiIs taken run into tre-
mendous figures About one-third Of the
province of Lublln is so devastated that
almost every other village is half de-
stroyed.
The Austrians for long time fought
very we'll: the Hungarians, in particular,
showed great daring. The Austrian-Slavs
made a good resistance for several days
and then retreated or surrendered en-
masse
Cavalry played very little part in the
actual fighting. The Austrian field arti-
lery was disgraceful, but through no
fault of the men. Their shrapnel often
did not explode. This had a most dis
heartening effect on the infantry. A COM
mon Austrian maneuver was TO withdraw
a small body OF men before the Russians
as they advanced with bayonets and
lure them to a Copse where QuiCk-firing
guns were posted.
''RanCor between the Austrians and the
Germans was openly expressed by pris-
onerS.
Artillery Effective.
The Russian soldiers splendid work
with artillery is one of the most promi
nent features OF the whole war. Another
main feature is the infinitely superior
physique. spirit. and endurance of the
Russian soldiers. who have made wonder
ful marches and endured long periods of
trench work. while short Of food.
THE result was that the Russians
were able to move defensive lines from
the Bug to the Vistula and the San. an
invaluable gam, WnlCn implied the con-
quest of all Eastern GaliCia.
The enemy has been driven TO
Goldapp, which is now a heap of ruins
on the right. The Russians have in
vaded the extreme north of East Prus-
sia occupying Larettingen and Langs
zargen. On the left they hold Anger
burg, Possessern. johannesburg. Will
emburg, NeidenburC and Soldau;
thence the line extends to Plock.
The Russians are making a con-
sidered invasion of East Prussia. They
are enveloping the fortified line of
the lakes, holding Possessern to the
north and johannesburg to the south.
Compliments Risky.
The main credit for generalship
rests with Ruzsky, who has shown
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23

oreoers ianatiife aano, itror % I
aae alilturIamiuno bar bIet Itemp.
let iom oct, oct / @irfeliabe6en err,
og moot al ale oplpite Wenneifers
barmiplote Vroteit.
Gil Dor 9eifipmmelie bar hi
feet, at Broteiterre er ubeblet. at
trertimoo oenne moobpbelige Sor.
islgeliesipae boz enfeIte mRgtige
Nationer er unoIfplot - ia, enoog
iorlporet iom ~nsopenoia og mt
tia.
Ser er eaers bsit fultioerte In.
ifere, iom for alpor bGpoer, at
oentle qrltiomne o. itpage 8ermani.
ierinnsDroces Tom / Iange Sioer me0
uiornnoerIig llbeIb er blet orafti-
ieret al Wpnoigbe0erne moo oet
lille Taotdl oaniftalenoe MfRn0 o.
auiuoer / RorOile5pig % moo De
mango Miaioner |oIaffer / Tolen
o. @eitpreu8ier, / @irfeli9beoen er
en- 0eIgiernirg moo Sisie irenmeOe
Solteelementcr, iom oerueb iaar Gel
i Ben ltorc tnife Nation$ aljItur.
Gu bIooiq Sroui.
ut oct baIuaiiatiife RliSInnos
barboriifc ReQicringSiuitem / Sim
Iano. EoIen o. 2itmucr gisr ia
ifnISig / Cuerareb al bette SloQS
moo pcrQclric Wcuucifcr, fol 10
life e0entlil iorlnore os H~oroboer;
men at Set / ioa mango Retnirler
belu0rlnl9uUroiae tplte SoIf, iom
III ON Gdden iaar uirfiom on upr.
0iiul0 Niplp al 0e moertrpfte 80.
lnfter o. Ganlfcr, life iler neo at
Gisrc en- Qnmnrel o. tor Sful0 900
ilien or ~ belt uioritddeligt. Som
ScIclranmerue meIoer, bar Od OF.
inn bddoc &c polite o. 0anite nc.
prUientdnter / N%an00dlen proteitc'
ret eneraiif moo ocnne Sfomlssheo.
On (pltcr id1oe nplig her I
RorHc: nj 1pifcre bar iltgen
&cuuer, bare Mi@lnoerc on 6ier'
Scr" - 6oritoo ban Oa life, at Ell
al Sopeogrlmocnc til oct fisliac
SiuOclng iom / mango Srcoic / oae
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Neioc mcb Dem ielp o. uel 'oa bet?
2ctic Cuermoo. Tom nj i en- lang
NarrUffe hor haut Seiliqbeo III at
barnes ouer, bp6er imoo her blulot
Horbeus irie 6oIf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23
On atjlmtttt VDritcromam.

Ser meooeltc5 f~crle6enL at Dem
tioIiaere pitcrrigife erfehertlig Ser
oinan0 &arl - / DC lenere Nar
fien0t rn6er SCI bor9erliIe Naon
Seroinanb Burg - er ofgaoet peo
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al oe inlao 9ip2romlaner. poo builtc
set ~bobs6urgife 6pritebls bar uP.
ret ioa operorOentlig rigt, bar ber'
meo iunbet i'm NiiIutnine.
G~rfebertiQ I~er0inano aarl pnr
en- pnqre @ro0er til oen mproeoe
3ronieIger, Grfehertle Sran3 Ser.
oinanb. San bar oporaget iii 0e
pngre SSobsburqs .Friniers iPopan.
lige 9ipsfalo ~ set miIitpre - %
iif / 1903 rm @encralmaior Ell
Pri0obefonmanOo i Drag. ser
msbte fan lin SfiPbne. ! et Gel
ita6 iiiiteoe ban 9efienbtifub meo
Ell behmliif Professionalism. Trf.
@erta 95uber. ioreliteoe iig heitig /
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gieIote bans aiprliabeb. Otter me.
gen Mobitnno qau Froiesior G3uber
iii Sonrtuffe til et segteifab. men
oerinpo piite oct Jig %ltrnilist al iaa
aciier Sran3 SoieiS Minoe iii 6or.
binoelien. ifieut SrcnieIaereu icIu
bar lin @ruoer5 parme Tortaler.
Grfeherhigen bolot inliblerti0 iait
peb lit 1orebapenoe. ) 1911 inc.
gif ban / llOlanbet segteifa6 meo
lin Glifeoe i6et ban inmtiSig ira.
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Haunet 6erbiudno Burg bar Den
tioligere ertebertrIg al Salisbury
Screiter Iepet et title og lptfeligt
GamIIieliu i Niinden.
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Gn Wcaipenheo for Sslnno.

~" >NN'eN"fNe w NSSuhps Niu
aisbenbapn me6beleS oen 29oe
MariS: SsIonb oplepcr i oisic Ga.
&c Ell itor national @egioenbeo, iom
betpber SpnaaeIien al ct Wdol, SO.
Ipnoernc lpnae bar fipmpet for.
nemli9 Sprettelien al Ell iSlanoif
Notwithstanding meIem Zen OF
beu eprige Teroer. Get iSlonoife
Gamp'tibSieliteb. iom fol trniifere
Hllten Hcnfiaoif a~ieberhdun. lit /
2srboaS lin ieritc Naoo "@uaiol5~
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pellnfet Vrcuetur / Greiuno ue0 alt
hpab Glebenbapn fllnbe opoiIe al SIS
lPr6erc omborb. Nao6en letter IN,
gen Heforo. bpoo Timeniioner on
Qaar. Gen er $50 Too lang, 80 300
brco oa 1912 500 / Gpboe. Gen or
nao 1880 Con oa for me6isre 81
VaSia0ercr. Sorteiet iuarer lorsp'
rig uonlcrfct til lit Sormnol. OF oeta
SuoreoninQ pouot oe isrite VoSidae.
rcrS euitemmigc Nos. : Sorbinbcl'
&c mcb 6e m6merfcoe 2oiteruur er Ser
alsleaulTg ior icrif Tiif % oct be.
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he's cr ser oQida isrQet paa beoitc
Wiaooc. Sclifobct bar uiocrc en- nU-
tie Nnnb mocr Nuqnin9 / aisben-
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"@uaioi3" boIocr M pon at ioa bclI
unnligc a%riQ&mnlin1 pao on lite
Ipril hamper Sen norooper. Vto6td.
QcIicn / Hcpfiopif pil ~iiftcrt iinoc
Stcb unbcr liQc i1o itor NcNciitrinH
iom "ariitinuioilorb" blcp mootaQci
mcb, ga Sen aioroc lin icrlte ScItrci.
lc lun9S Norlc% auIt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23
Sucrornps Grpeoition. Din

raaoet / Tetrograo bar inogaaenoe
oisfllteret CT sSorilaa ira Marinelni-
%nilteriet ON SipIp iii y. @ilfitjfps
og S~perbrups Grpcoitioner. iom
operplntrer pco Saimpr. Salpsen.
Observation-Disclosures agter at ienbe CT
Sfib meo 800 Son aul % Ell SSsbru-
Der - oeiaa meO auliorraab ~ III
S%icfioneen. Tor at biGlpe DC 10 Oh
petitioners Sfibe "@oigatid)" o.
"Gclipie" iii IrfangeI. Somtioig
ienoes 300 &enSbpr o. nogen Sl9-
Der aiiteo Tor Of bente 9ei9tniuger.
ne Tor oct 3iIiPloe, at Si9lpe- Eli.
bcne life naor irem. Ser ifal relies
ct @interfparter for @eiGtningen ON.
boro paa "@oigatid" bpis ben laa
iorIaoe Sfibet % bragg tilioos til
G~icfionsen. Observation-Disclosures be.
irier Sperbrup ira BET Sperp Of isge
pioere eiter 9ruiilofis erpeoition.
Gct or Scniigten at uorlite Ell ny
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23
Nuf ct Gleftricitctsuerf. Z

Jul Il
brilgcrc / Spatium. spcrit / |eitrc
8aisooI, err, iieIge "@iQebamner
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Mcgning at anlGgge ct Glettricitcts-
ocrf. Nrbeioet or allercoe paobe-
gpnot, % man bar Saab ON at iua
alt fGroia til Soften. araiten togcS
ira Nali9iloa, en- libcn Gin iom font
incr ira Nan9iieen / Gprc Spntium.
s reqllleret Stano reaner man, at
Saloet rcprpIentcrer miloit $50 Sc
itefrPitcr. Scle Nnlpg9ct er bereg-
net at bile foIte ca. $4,000 aroner,
og man meller, at bper Seitefroft oil
fonlnlc pan ca. % aroiter, lcpcret
omlfring pnu @nnrocne. Ser bill iaI-
sc ca. 10 Seitcfrpiter poo hpcr al sc
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fclig til ems, Strait % Spparmning
for hper al Dem, - I'll oen biuigc
Yria al $50 a 400 ar. pr. glor for
altiommen. Gnbel al arniten pil on
tagclig bli oueroroget til @p9bens
Weieri, iom III oripes meo %ono.
fraft.
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SolfeunocrtrvffeIle.
Gn Sfnmplet paa Dor Sibs aultnr.
Gn Hpit ira Sfnnoinnucn.

On S~t0icn6er, s 81. itriper /
norit "MorgenbIooet" BEN 3Ote
Warts:
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Horoboer, er Sen 5olfeumoertrpttel.
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De aaar FOR iig pod idd mango Ste.
ser / europa Nnnr oct er sdaei
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oioitbe6, at et Menueife life uitro
let tor frPnfe et anoet u6en @rune.
ist1er 10 ocroi. al en- Ration btiice
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ben itore H|epolution"s ophsieGe
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mes uiortobeIige Hettigheber -
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ret opisrt rln0t ON / 2anoe tom
Golen. Sitmlen. Ukraine. Senoer-
ipQano og gliaiS- Sotbrinsen. ur-
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On itIloe tro. az iIige Ingreb pua
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Stor SrGmnsieerport. Sra Iro


men meboeleS Sen Bite MartS. g.
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bar oGret mirimal, er 9ogrcne pee
SrGmosiefabriferne / TiItriftet bic,
bet meget itore. Som ct Grcmpel
fan nGpnes, at SeneioS @rllg (Go.
naro Slopb) for fort Sio iioei bap.
&c l~iggenoe life minbre ems 25,00C
Cons. Sirmaets ipGre 2ogerbuiC
peo Sernbaneitationen er fuIoc %
pGloige Gebolonineer Iiaaer lagrei
unber uaben SimmeI baaoe peo eta.
tionen % nebe peb Sliberiet. s Der
aQer iioite Sio er ser erporteret Ell
Tel, iaaleoes at 2oarenc mi ifaI uG'
re gaaet neo til heniinob 10000
Cons. Seiaa pcb &c andre Slibe.
rier er Der fore 9agre. Gn llnota.
gelie banner Dog Gnlbretsios 6abri.
fer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23
Zen nurife Mmerifalinic.

"ot'AS <s"'NAst"ttHtN NtiiNh
potter" ifriper Sen Bite MurtS. Gen
~l,orife ImerifalinicS HeprPientant.
fab bclllltteoe 24oe 1ebrl,ar iiior al
IN Mftiete9ning 'fulbe ioregoa iub'
til BET faltiatte Narimum 10 Yfil'
lioner bar nnnet. Tr. Bite Secem.
Der 1913 bar NIftiefapitalen 6,12t,'
700 ar. SEQ arigens llbbruo, 90
slftiete9ningen ~iorelsbig blep inO'
braget, par Ser tegnet / Norge %
Nmerifn ca. 2 Minioner. Se9rlin.
gen beilllttebes bereitcr - for ca. 9
Mtaaneoer iiben - f%ortIot. Sbag al.
IliltteOes Iftietcgningen. Senne bar
9aoet i%li9opanlig lipli9, % man bar
for Giebliffet nnoet op | Ell Sum al
ODER Be 10 Wiaioner. 90 enoba bar
man life mobtugct Spgober oper
hpor meget Der er teqnet / sc me &c.
rier blunbt pore 9anbsmpnb / Nnle.
rifu. Sireftionen bar i~orbcbolot iia
Iogang til at ioreI9gge en- General.
foriamIiitg Sorilaa til So~ranorinq
Selifabets %cotp9ter Zig at belle bei
gelpb iom MI tcgnes, euentilclt fal,
bcboloes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-04-23
Hnf Observation-Disclosures

@rllg bar beilllttet at mnlpgge Glef'
tricitetsperf for 2ongictb Innefs til
@ibspolb aommine o9 bar / oen Mn'
leonina ofilllttet aontraft meb Sic
mems. S6ucfert ONT 2eperunce %
llbferelIe al set eIeftriife InlGg.
araftItationen, ipm iorclebig uobpg:
ges for ca. $50 ciieftiue SeitefrpItcr
anl9gges peo SoltcIpen meo Ell Snlb.
bpibe al ca. 80 ~. InlGgget pil
bore fGrbig til Grit aaerebe fra So.
item al. ltnber @ngningen al On.
l0oect pil 8oarobrlioer Sobberitat
fungere iom StprctS Sormano.