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The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
VILLA YIELDS TORREON
inability 10 Obtain Supplies Forces
Him to Eyacuate City.

ElPaso, Tex Sept. 18.-Torreon has
been evacuated by the forces of Cen
eral Villa according to official advices
received here tonight. General Villa
and his staff left on the last troop
train early today for Chihuahua City.
Inability of the Villa forces to OBJ
tain supplies with which to advance
against General Obregon's Carranza
forces made the question untenable.
Plans for splitting the Villa army
into squads fer the purpose of raidng
0bfegon's line OF communication, were
reported by refugees who arrived to-
day by the hundreds
The evacuation Of Tcrreon was ac-
complished cnly after every foreigner
who wished to leave had been offered
every facility, according to reports.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
PLANT COVER CROPS
Next Month vii be Time to Plant a
Good Cover Crop for Pasture.

Fayetteville, Sept. 20-(Special.)- =
For profit our lands must produce
maximum yields TIC make maximum
yields cur soils must be fed the fertii-
ity Of the land held in the soil. One
means of doing this is to grow winter
cover crops of rye, wheat, oats, Grim
son clover, bur clover and vetch. By
growing one Of these crops the rertil-
ity Cf the land is not leached cut by
winter rains and the soil is prevented
from washing, The farmer gets re-
turns from the soil when it would
otherwise be idle and in addition ferti-
lity is added to the land. For Ark
ansas purposes, rye is probably the
best all round winter cover crop.
Planted during the first half of Octo-
ber at the rate of fcnr pecks an acre.
it will produce a good winter pasture
and in the spring some good early hay
or green feed.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
STATE ". {. T. L. MEETING
VIII be Held at Forrest City ON the
- to 81 OF October.

Little Rock, Sept Especially J.
The State W c. T. T. convention viii
be held in Forrest City, Octomber 27-
81. Among the many attractions an
nounced is DR.. Carolyn Geisel, with
charts showing the results OF her sur
gical experiments in the United States
and abroad; also, Mrs. Deborahr Knox
Livinkston, superintendent of Fran
chise of the National W. c. T. U.
member of the Penitentiary Com
mission will discuss newer methods OF
prison management and the improve
ments needed in the reform school.
The proposed Industrial School for
Girls, contemplated by the Fort Smith
w. C. r. T. will be discussed by the
Fort Smith delegation.
Other subjects will be: Negro Edu-
cation; Rural Education, State Aic
to high schools; Girls Canning CLUBS,
Home Economies; University EX;eu-
sion; The Working of our State
Health Law and the minimum wage,
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
OPPOSE SUNDAY MOVIES
Church People of TeXarkana Will Di-
rect Week Day Show.

TeXarkana, Sept. 18.-The latest de-
yelopment in the controversy between
the Protestant ministers of the city
and the Sunday moving picture people
came today with the announcement
that arragrements have been com.
D1etoi !or the open hg of another NOV
inv pietae show in TeXarkana. This
~ c9neerH viii he under the aus
picies and direction of the people op-
posed to Sunday movies, although they
will have no financial interest in it.
1t viii operate cN week days only
Churches and other religious and civic
organizations will name board of
censors to pass upon all pictures be-
fore they are placed On exhibition.
The other three shows will keep cp-
en- house it is said, claiming that a
majority of the people want Sunday
movies 1t is said the church people
intend to give their patronage exclus-
lively to the new show.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
81 90 per year--Cash in Advance--Sops When Out
BIG LOAN TO
ALLIES READY
Syndicate to Make Arrangements i0I
Bonds Which VIII Draw > Per
Cent Interest from Date.

New York City, Sept. 20.-The huge
loan of the allies is now virtually al.
ranged, with the acceptance Of a syn
dicate to undertake the raising of the
fund
1t is understood tnat the price at
Which the syndicate will put out the
loan will be par, and the bonds which
will draw five percent interest Will
carry a mortgage on the entire Brit
ish Empire, France and all their re-
spective colonies. All other Obliga-
items Of the two nations will be sdbor-
dinate to this debt.
A number Of the so-called pro-Ger-
man financiers are willing to Join the
syndicate provided the lean is to be
used for commodity experts and not
for war munitions.
For the first time in the history 0:
the English pound sterling, If yielded
its place to the American dollar, s:nv-
it has been stipulated that the entire
loan is to be paid in dollars.
The underwriting plan is an Amer
lean idea. and the Anglo-Frencn coIz;-
missioners have yielded to the views
of the American fnaneiers in this re
spect. The commission has expected
the present proposal for lean would
be taken up by direct subscription,
and not through a middle man, the
profit taken by the syndicate, how
ever, it is said, will be very small. It
is now expected that hundreds and
perhaps thousands CT banks will par
ticipate in the lean.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
SCHOOL OPENED
HERE MONDAY
Attendance First Day Was BLOWN
Likely Go to 400 Soon il is
Thought.

The AshdoWn Public School open
ed Monday morning with an atten-
dance of 80 Prof D. P. Holmes be-
lieyes that the attendance will soon
reach 400. The morning session waa
devoted to classifying the school and
giving pupils orders for books re-
quired. There was no work in the
grammar grades in the afternoon.
The grammar grades, or from the
primary up to the high school, is dom
iciled in the old school building near
the Presbyterian church. The high
school pupils are located in the Chris
tian church on the west side CT town.
The school is comfortably housed, and
the principal believes that we Will
have a most successful school year
The school will probably not move IN
to the new school building until "a
bout the first OF the year.
Notice to Parems.
request the parents not to permit
their children to leave home before
$50 in the morning for school, unless
they live some distance from the
school house He earnestly wishes
the cooperation of the pupils and par
ents in this matter
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
HAS FIRST CASE
Attorney General Davis Wen His First
Case in Supreme Court,

Little Rock, Sept. 18.-( 5pecial.3- -
Attorney General Wallace Davis won
his first case, when Special Judge W.
D. Sorrels at Star City sustained lis
demurrer against the petition Of the
Linwood- Levee District for
the condemnation of the right CT way
across the Cummins state farm for
a new leyee. The construction OF the
levee would have ruined three thou
sand acres Of the richest part Of the
state convict farm, all in high state
of cultivation, and the Attorney Cen
eral alleged that the courts had ne
jurisdiction over the condemnation o.
state property, since the right Of emil
nent domain cannot be applied te
such
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
3 REg0REs Of CHARITY PROBE
Or There tiay De Only I, and that Not
Not 0i :he Majority.

Little Rock, Sept ia Strong pos
sibiity that there will be no majority
report on the findings ce the legisla-
tive committee appointed to invcsti-
gate the State Hospital for Nervous
Diseases and the affairs Of the oiG
Charities Board developed yesterday
when Representative W. 0. Young at
BentonYiIle told a correspondent at
that place that he had read the report
of Senator'S J.. O. A. Bush, chairman
and John L. Carter, bat that he would
not sign it until he had read the report
Representatives Lee Cazcrt and Joe
Joiner intend to make. Mr.. Young did
not attend the final sessions of the
committee last week and copy CT
Senator Bush s. report was mailed to
him. Mr.. Young said yesterday that If
he does not agrae with either report,
he will file enc Ct his own
Mr.. Cazort said he and Mr.. Joiner
will not file their report until Mr..
Young takes some action on Senator
Bush's report, while Mr.. Young says
he will take. no action until he sees
the Cazort-Joiner report. Senator
Bush at Prescott said yesterday over
Tong distance telephone that the action
of the other members of the committee
will not cause him t's change his re-
port. "a
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
HOT SPRINGS TO MI. IDA
Proposed Road Discussed at Meeting
In Montgomery County.

Hot Springs, Sept. 18.-For the pur-
pose OF taking advantage of the Alex
ander good road law in the building OF
a pike from this city to Mt Ida, more
than 230 residents of Garland and
Montgomery counties met this after
noem in an enthusiastic meeting at the
Joplin school house in Montgomery
county. Judge Butram. of the latter
county presided. Addresses We're
made by County Judge Kelly, Robert.
H. Mooney, county Judge of Garland;
Hamp Williams Of this city, and Mr.
Parker of the highway department, cf
Little Rock.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
THROWS At NEGRO, HURTS BOY
Youths Skull Fractured by Bottle Aim
ed at Minstrel Performer.

Paragould, Sept. 18,e-Lloyd Barter,
five, SOFA Of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barter.
OF Cardwel, was fatally injured at II
O'Clock this morning when he was
struck on the forehead by a quart bot
tie thrown by Joe Spry The missile
was intended for negro, but Spry
missed his target and hit the lad, who
was sitting on an oil barrel at J. B.
FOrrester's store
Officers who, have investigated the
case say Spry has been the leader of d
gang that sought TO run negroes out of
Cardwell. They said he recently tried
TO chase the negro porter coff the mo-
tor car of the Paragould and South
eastern railroad.
a negro minstrel troupe has been
playing in Cardwell this week and the
officers say Spry declared he would
run them out of town. One of the
negro minstrels was walking dcmn the
street this morning when it is said
Spry hurled the bottle at him and
struck the little Barter boy His skull
was crushed and portion of his
brains oozed out. The lad was alive
at last reports, but physicians say that
there is no chance for his recovery,
Feeling against Spry ran high and
there was talk of lynching him. Off
GERS placed him in an automobile and
carried him tC' Jail at Kennett
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
RAIN MONDAY GENERAL
Caused Delay in the Gravel Work
on Rock Highway.

Mondays rain was very heavy in
this section. The rain continued un-
i'll II O'Clock Monday, which was fol-
lowed by a cool wave. The rains are
reported to have been general in all
directions. People coming in rom
Hugo on the west. Mena on the north,
TeXarkana on the south, and Hot
Springs on the east, all report that
heavy rains fell all along the rcnds.
The rains delayed the work on the
rock highways, the wagons being un-
able to work Monday afternoon and
Tuesday.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
MAN FOUND DEAD
Body OF Dead Man Found Near Mena:
Has Not Been Identified.

Mena, Sept. 1S.--The body of an an
known man was found about noon to-
sas City Southern right of way, en- the
farm OF Boyd Coleman, about four
miles north of Hatfield, by Coleman.
r. S. Davis, justice of the peace,
called a coroner's jury, which decided
that the man had come to his death
by an unknown cause.
The man had been dead for several
days and the body was badly decom-
posed, with no marks of foul play.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
BEN l.. GRIFFIN BACK
VIII Probably BE Candidate for Some
Oiiice Again.

Little Rock, Sept 21.-(Special0 r.
Ben l.. Griffin. who has been employed
since the adjournment of the legisia-
ture as special organizer and lectur-
er OF the Farmers Union, is this week
making a campaign in Faulkner coun-
ty in the interest of the order. This
will conclude his special work. 1t is
ramored that he may re-enter poll
tics.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
WILL GOV. HAYS ENTER!
BELIEF is That Governor Will Make
announcement This Week.

Little Rock, Sept 20.-(special.)-
TIE belief is growing stronger in local
political circles that Gov. Hays Will
announce for ancti er term III a few
days. 1t is belize that certain re
cent events have strengthened this
probability and that witt tho next
week he will break through is re-
scrve and openly announce MS can
Gdacy. When asl,a his e..n oa about
iIecent bitter editorial attacks made
upon him for his appointment of Wal
lace Davis attorney general, he repli-
eG thai he would not dignity them with
q notice.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22

Sicre. Beginning next week we VIII
give away a $1.00 watch L. g coaster
each Saturday night 90 he boy or g,rl
who brings the largest number of
covers from Rexall Tablets. Bring
your covers to the Model Drug Coz
Saturday night after supper.-Model
Drug Co.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
NEED MORE SUBMARINES
Secretary Daniels Tells President
Should Have More Aeroplanes.

Washington, Sept, 1S.-Plans for ma
val increases were discussed by Presi-
dent Wilson today with Secretary Dan
iels. Secretary Daniels told the presi-
dent he felt that construction of more
submarines and aeroplanes should be
recommended.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
MILLION DOLLAR DEED
Was Recorded Here-Laeked $1,000
Being for Million.

The dee which required $999 revenue
stamps was recorded at the ccurt
house this week. 1t was for the chalk
land at Foreman and was made by c..
f. Oxford to the Consumers Portland
Cement Co. Mr.. Oxford was formerly
a Little River man. He now lives in
Chicago.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22

FOR SALE-1,000 bushels Red Rust
proof oats for sale. Guaranteed
to be no Johnson grass seed in
them. Home grown seed better than
brought c1 seed.-Geo. d. Chewn-
ing. 85-16t
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22

LOST-Black Walker hound, red tip
ped ears Weight ABOUT 35 pounds.
81 reward for return to Wells Far
go & Co., Office.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
FALLS HEIR TO ESTATE
Rev. Rowland of Foreman Falls Heir
to Estate in California.

Foreman, Sept. 1S--The Rev. Hor-
than so years, is occupying the pulpit
for the Methodist church at Foreman
this month during the absence OF the
regular pastor, the Rev. R. G. Row
land. The Mr.. Rowland has recently
fallen heir to large estate in Cali
fornia and has gone to look after his
business interests. He will return
early in October.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22
Cotton Market.
Seed Market,

Short Gotten aroung II cents
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22

Ashdown, $40
Richmond, $40.
Ogden, $23.
Foreman, $25.
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1915-09-22

FOR SyLE Thoroughbred young Jer-
sey Gow with young cali.--J.L. Gard
ner.A 36-4e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Krtgrn.

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mo0et 5pllog pe0 9eorges &plter og
/ 9eor0lpen bite Jig, lon1 bi oglaa
llOtalte % oll1, at bore ugrllnoet.
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ter tilipnela0cl1Oe lat 5fref / Gng=
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llofolo al Sen tplfc inoeltG1gte
Tloobe.
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lfol Ipifernes Elon gaa 1lo poo
at unpcnOe ollie Sc ltore tDlfe San=
oelslfibe og 0cca11oanpcrc, lonn il
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forlpnc oc lesll1pnc &aperflauOer
neb &ll pg &rigsan1nu1nition.
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at Dc11 britiifc slmbaslaopr @alh=
il1gton bar gjort Sc Tor. 5toter al
porligc Toreltillinger meO Spfor:
bring til at trcffe oroltiife SorbolOs=
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&ontrol. SSaren berfor ofpergc0cs
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lagte ltofolb al 0eres inoelpprreoe
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til gigo1ltiife Sergningstogter imob
Sen brittle 5pfort fan fi1toe Stcr
noar lon1bellt
Get far beret Sen olnrinoelige
0eelli11g, at SEN tpife SlaaOe bar
ioa forlbarlig inoeltengt, at BET bill
be bore 1tn1uligt for Sen at brDbe lt6
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

. . . !. /. X
tpet itenuner imoo; tbi i iioite Gil
f9lOe maa 10 &algerne i 8Derne
ltemnle igjen oper el1te11 Bpe11 ifal
eller fife ifal babe 2icenie.
Taftlnl CT oglaa, at Oe11 ibriglte
og melt raOifole afbolOsn1onD @ro=
bibitioniit) pil inbrpmlne, at Hro-
bibition fau fife gjpre G1lbe paa
Solg og 8rug al berl1ier10e Driffe
Ell &onrnnne, bDor en- ltprre Wo=.
joritet al 8efolfningen ejer en- moo
lat Ionfcretning pg 9lnifuelie ON
Suge1 9togen nn0en Spfatni11g af
Sogen ct loo gpOt lpn1 lttr1lfelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23

fun1 CT i1niolertiD bange for, at De
tDlfe l1nberpanbsbauOe bar Drepet
SC brittle &rigsifibe langere %
lnngere bort fra Sen tDlfe &Dlt %
0erpeo oubnet fri 8asiage ira gsorD=
lpar, baabe gjelu1en1 Sen ergellte
&onal lpnl npr0paa Lungs Sen nor
ife &pit.
Set er 5plflonos @eniigt, beD=
ser Set, at a1pe11Oc v@ambrrg= =9(nc=
rica,l" u9sortb German SlpDo"
% onore / anerifal1ife Sobne bcl1=
liggellDe tDife 0ampifibe til at
bringc &operfrpolerne Sc forltp0nc
Soripningcr, n1eOens SC buicrer pao
sltlol1terbapet, og Oerpaa at llOrl1ltc
oeln ipn1 @jelpcfrigsfibe
9e Jor. 5toter bor truffct ONT
bpggelige TorbolOsregler til at for
6i11ore llorl1ltningen al Oisie tplfe
6ortpjer lon &rigsifibe, mcbens oe
opbolber Jig / anerifanifc @opne.
0isle Sorbol0sregler CT fotteoc
uben Irpf ira Grglall0s 5i0e, toet
ne1nlig Sc 6or. Stoter peD Ell llnbz
laOelle al at forbinDre ct louoallt
&omplot, pil0e begoa ct uabcnt
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vGai6ers.", Dpis sc fnnuller lao
langt, foripncS meO &l1l og onore
&rigsforrooo al Sc tpifc Oanlpifibe
lom I'LL henligger / forlfjellige Sob
nc Ebilippinerne. G1glenoerne
paaltoar, at Sc tDlfe Ylaner allcre-
Sc CT 1oo langt frell1lfreOne, at tDife
5fibe / nisle iD0amerifo1lfe, Dclt=
in0iife og filippinlfe @apne allereoe
bar &ulloo11i11ger on1bprO pg CT re:
Sc til at 1ettc til @obS poo ct 9jc=
blifs &ariel.
5tillingen &arpatberne % be>
@eltfro,1ten frenlbp0er i1ltet al De=
lentlig eSntcresle l1o oper Sc iG0non=
! lige 6orpp1tf9gtninger n1eO ofpefs=
le1be 9elo poa beg9e 5i0er.
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Sag oer1ne llge, at Scr / 2sbet al
Sc 1i6]te "a Sin,er bor berIeret ct til
ipnela0e11oe pel outborileret &pgte
on1 at Sc alborlige i11ternationole
Sp9rgsnoal> iom fonfronterer eSSta=
lie,l mooife en ner 6rel11tib, ino
l1trolig Set ems lDoer, pil bliDe lplt
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bele europa. 0ee0e1rS oisie Mpgte,
life fun tilbagefpres til 11ogen be.
iten1t &ilOc, gipes Sc bog aln1inOc=
| Zig Siltro / bpjere &reOle og blanO1
on1Dpegelige Sagttogere interno
tionole politilfe @ffGrer.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Gn ssrcosfpnfercns. &iebe

Gn sssrcbsfonfcrcns. &ipbenbopn
0en 19Oe 9lpriL pia 2prDp11. SEQ.
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farelt Dnr illterDielpet @reb eSulills
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nlierlni1lil tier, lpn1 l1etop er fpmnell
tilbage ira en- &Gffe aonferel1cer i
9erlin. slnorasip ifal baDe lagt,
at SreO og SreOsbetingelier bar
@je,1lto1b for 6orbarolingcr peb
Disle &o,lfercncer.
ullbelOigpis," iogoe @rep sln.
0rasip, uipnes Splfet 8erlil1 life
at foritaa, at i1tet birfeligt Ncil1l-
tat fan pe11tes al De1ne &rig. Set
enelte &elultot n1rligt ct i1,tet Ges
lnltot. 8lot e11 SDerrl111pling loln
Sen 8elgie,1 fu1 blibe gjennen1fprt
/ nooerne &rigsfSrlel. Seq Delltel
mig fun ct goot llofolo al &rigelL
nc11llig at &rig nil bpre 1un,l1lig /
sSren1tiOel1."
Spanicrnc lpfter @pbeSet.. Sra
Nldbrib telegrafereOes / MorbagS:
n uSSousbeO pou Get 11ltbereltDe SiOs=
p11nft er Ell TorbrDOelle, tbi bpis
hi pel1ter il1btil 5ejrens 9jeblif meD
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icne," iagOe oen tioligere ipanifc
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9fonlo1nnes unocr el1 Sale / Yol1nu,
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Sou puopegeb., at Spaniens llOell-
rigspolitif ii0cn Gartage,1a Ober=
cnsforn1 item 1907 Dopoe peret
gunltig ppcrfor Gntc1lte1l.
Oct n1,bpre1lOe Si0splr1ft por lua
olporligt 1nc11tc Md11iltcre1l at 5po-
uien bl1rbc fonll11e nleo en bpjtioc=
Zig Grflnri11g. ll0e,1 at frG11fe i'm
9eel1trolitet fl>l1oc Sc iigc, bpen,
blul1Ot Sc frigfprenoe SC ollloo for
linc &el1l1cr.
Gartogcno=S =Sbcrensfon1lten par eli
Tprltooelle nellell1 Storbrito1lnien,
sSronfrig og 5ponien efter ct @e=
ipg al ofogoe Song gomoro al eng
lnno til Gortogena 1907.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
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@crlin nleloes pr, troablps til Sap-
billie, g. g.: ~@e11erol= =eln5eiger" i
9l1isbl1rg, &bi11=8reltslell flyer, at
set fra alOeles paoli0eligt &olb Dur
lln0erretnil1g ON, at 5tor=
fprlt 9eifolojs> 0el1 rl1slilfe S1perit=
befole110es 5ngOon1 fnrleoen ifDlotes
ct Sfllo, lon1 bleD tilfpjct bon1 /
ltn0crlipct al .bcn ofbpDe @encrol
Baron 5iebers al SEN lagne rltslilfc
tO0c s(rme. s5looet beretter, at
General 5iepers blcn folbt pp til
5torfprite1 for at forflore Sen 10bc
9lrnes 9tebcrlog. timber CIT SrOz
ltrib gob StorfDrlten @e,1eralen Ell
Grefig. @enerale11 tog 0erpaa lin
iaore6e 5torfprlte11 og
be1lbte 0erpoa 4iltolen moo Jig lelb.
Set Softur1L at General 5iebers
babbe begaaet 5elbmoro oplDier
8looet - font It's, oa ban bleb be-
grobet; mel1 at 5torfDrit 9eifolaj
bar blebel1 laoret, er iii f6rlt blebet
befje110t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
Stprt ,Snqenigrarbcjbe frrbigt.-

Sra Bari, Stalien, telegrafercs ::
syor fgrlte Gong bliDer iii &uno ira
Mpeluli11erne forOelt til Eropinlcr=
ne @ori, 6oggiu og 2ecce gjennenl
Mpnlio=9lfpoDl1ftcll SEN ltprlte 9(fpu=
6uft / Geroe1L begpnOt / 1905.
@jennen1 1875 @dl mes &pr lfoffcs
Ser III &ono ira @jergene til pbcr
100000 Eerloner. slfpaol1ftel1s
&o1te11oe beregnes til ca. $30,00O,=
900, og ne1ten 10 9lor bor: 1000
9lrbejoere orbejOet paa be1 Man
pen0te 9ylobe11 Sele fra lit 2p6 fnr
slfpoo1ftcl,. 5anleoc 8aiiner or
bDgget 1870 SOD ober Sabflabcn,
bporfra Gal1oet fpres gjelrnem Iun=
mel ~ Ddl, og laa gje1lneln Oen
-135 N3il lunge slfpoOnft.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-04-23
9anifc ;Siifcrbaabc ppbroat.

@uHTtt DtTte1p1ttpc pF19"9F'
2o110pn sen IS. Mpril ct Ge11tcr=
Selegrom n1elDer, at tre Donife ST.
iferbooDe, ion1 blep opbrugt al Sp=
ifer11e og f9rt til &l,rbape11, bpor
sSol1gltel1 hlep lolgt> ct fon1n1en til
boge til Gsbjerg. 9a 0pbringel=
1cn fo1ot 5teo, bar 8ouoene / Terb
mc0 at II ilfe oobcnt &op. Sfip=
perne tiger, at Spifer1c erflrrcoc,
at Sc n1oolfe furoe foo beres 6onglt
betalt gicnneln Erilcrctten / Scr
lit.