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nouncement of the railroad route pend tnb the report of the Attorney General concerning the latitude of the govern mcnt in the matter of purchasing the established lines.
 The title to the Alaska Northern railroad is also said by the Delegate to be a matter that is being considered and the government will have to un- tansle a considerable number of legal difficulties before the ownership of that property is entirely lifted from it cloud
 Judge Wickersham stated that there was little doubt that the Presidents plans included the purchase of both the Alaska Northern and the Copper River and Northwestern railroads. both of which would he needed in filling out the railroad program of the admins tration which embraced not only the building of a road to Fairbanks hut would ultimately be extended far be Nond the fondest hopes of AIaskans.
 Judge Wickershan1 declared that Alaskans had no need to worry over the question of routes; that before the pre- sent administration passes out Alaska will have not merely one railroad run ming from tide water to the interior but that there will be a whole system of rail routes, extending to practically every part of the Territory, thus de- velo ping practically every section ot Alaska. There would be no tightening of the government purse strings. the Delegate declared, and ample money
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LONDON, March 20.-Contrary to the previous policy of rigidly suppress ing all news of disasters to the British war fleet, the Admiralty, after with holding the news for tWenty-four hours has confirmed the Berlin reports of the sinking of the hattleships Irresistible and Ocean in the bombardment of the Dardanelles forts yesterday The of fical bulleting states that the war ships were sunk by contact with submarine mines and practically the entire crews perished with the stricken ships.
 The news has caused considerable
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DOES NOT FAVOR
 OPEN SALOONS SUNDAY

JUNEAU. March 2O-The 1ote on the repeating of that section of the Sunday closing law relating to saloons was lost in the House today bY close vote. Representative Moran went on record as being against the repeal The resolution authorizing the temporary employment of legal advisor during the term of the legislature was also lost in the House
 It Is generally thought that. although the portion of the Sunday closing law relating to saloons was not received
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NEGOTIATIONS FOR PURCHASE OF ALASKA NORTHERN
 RAILROAD PROCEEDING

WASHINGTON, March 20.-The En- sineering Commission in charge of the construction of the Alaska railroad have been literally swamped with apA plications for employment from every section of the country To date the Commission has received oyer thirty five thousand applications for employ ment in connection with the works of construction.
 It is stated that negotiations for the purchase of the Alaska Northern rail- road have proceeded to tho point where q contract between the owners as re- presented by tho Canadian bank syndi- cate and the government is now being
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SYSTEM OF RAILROADS FOR WHOLE OF ALASKA
DEVASTATION
 IN POLAND

PETROGRAD. March 20.-Stati.tics published by the government show that ninetyfive towns of the second and third class and over four thousand five hundred villages and hamlets have been devastated and burned during the course of the German invasion in Northern Poland. The property loss is given as equivalent to over a half bill lion dollars. The statements assert that fully quarter of a million people have been made homeless in that dis trict and conditions are said to nearly equal those of the homeless Belgians in spite of the best efforts of the gov ernment to relieve the wants of the people.
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one of the first objects sought as the government was extremely deslrous of making that point the principal source of fuel supply for the navy in the western ocean.
 According to Judge Wickersham, un- der the present plans of the admins tration Alaska is destined to develop on a scale little dreamed of by the people of the district and the close of the present administration will witness the major portion of the great territory practically covered by a series of rail- road extensions that will reach prac- tically every important point In con clusion the delegates stated that the government was under the necessity of going slowly with d plan of such mag nitude as is now contemplated. \ great deal of preliminary work would have to be done. but when the present plans had secured the approval of congress work would be hastenrd US rapidly as possible and that the end of the year 1916 would see the work rapidly near ing it's fullest possible development
 Judge Wickersham stated that he wished to give Alas1ans the positive assurance that the administration has great things in store for Alaska and that its future growth will progress by leaps and bounds with the develop ment of the government plans.
 The Delegate stated that he would leave for Juneau next Thursday en- route Ia his home in Fairbanks
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FORGED BELCIANS
 TO CARE FOR PIGS

BERLIN. March 2O.--The govern
 nent has announced that q million German pigs will be billeted on the civilian population Of Belgium in order to further conserve the food supplies Of the empire. According 10 the govern ment dictum the pigs must be fed and cared for by the Belgians and delivered up to the German authorities on de mand. The order includes all Belgians regardless of distinctions or classes and high and low must perform this ser vice under pain of severe punishment
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COTTON CROP LARGEST
 IN HISTORY OF UNITED STATEs

WASHINGTON. March 20. The 1914 cotton crop Is declared by the Agricultural Department to be the greatest in the history of the country The final figures, published today, give a total of sixteen million, one hundred and two thousand two hundred anC forty three bales and five hundred pounds of loose cotton. The crop of tn, present year far exceeds the greates production hitherto recorded
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SHIPS RENEW B0hnBARDN1ENT DARDANELLES
ADMIRALTY CONFIRMS LOSS
 OF IRRESlSTABLE AND 0CEAN

excitement and the bulletin boards are again hesieged by thousands The public in general accept the view that the war must necessarily be produc- tive of losses and while every scrap of nows is sought and read with avid ity the present loss to the navy is re- ceived in philosophical spirit
 Both of the destroyed vessels were first class battleships, the Irresistible being of fifteen thousand tons and the Ocean of fourteen thousand nine hun dred tons.
 The Admiralty has dispatched the
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battleships Implacable and Queen to replace the destroyed war ships
 Advices to the Daily Mail from the island of Teuedos confirms the cessa- tion of the bomhardment yesterday but asserts that the attack has been re- newed today. Six of the ten vessels engaged Thursday and Friday are re- ported to have re-entered the Dardan- elles this morning and opened a terrible bombardment.
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PANIC IN
 C0Ns1ANT|NopLE
CONSTANTlNoPLE IN PANIC THROUGH THE ARRIVAL
 OF THE RUSSIAN FLEET

CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 2O-- arrival of the Russian Black Sea squadron off the entrance of the Bos sternation and the people are again fleeing in panic. It is officially stated and it is believed that the attack on the Turkish defenses will be pressed determinedly.
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PREDICTS WILSON WILL BE
 RENOM RECLAMATION

OGDEN, March 20. During the course of an address delivered from the rear platform of the overland train Vice President Marshall paid an elo- uuent tribute To President Wilson rharacterlzing him as one of America's Vice President predicted that Wilson would receive the Democratic nomtna ton bH general exclamation
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would Dc forthcoming as fast as it was
 needed to extend the work of construc ton.
 While declaring that he knew no more concerning the actual route to he followed, than what has already been stated. Judge Wickcrsham stated that he had the assurance that the program of the administration embraced the gradual extension of the lines east and west of the central or trunk line ana was rather of the opinion that no i'm. mediate effort would he made to entend ! the main line to Fairbanks but that the system would probably he pushed for ward by gradual degrees with the idea
 of opening the entire territory adjacent
 to the main feeder while the central line WIS being extended into the in terior In relation to the drawback iu the proposed purchase of the .Ala ska Northern Judge Wickersham stated that while the Canadian banks which are holders of the bonds. have refused
 to accept the offer made by the gov ernment the President had full author itv under the prov ision of the railroad act to institute condemnation proceed ngs if so desired. but that this was not probable as the owners of the linc were undoubtedly in favor of disposinr of their holdings and had displayed n ac iied interest in the neentiations looking to a purchase.
 The opening of the Matannska coal fields would declared the Delegate. he
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PASSENGERS ON LAPLAND
 WITNESS SUBMARINE BATTLE

NEW YORK, March 20 The pas sengers of the British steamer Lapland arriving this morning from Liverpool tell an exciting tale of the encounter of that vessel with a German submar- inc shortly after their departure from Liverpool and which was reported by wireless some days ago.
 According to the statements, the
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Lapland while traversing the Irish sea under the convoy of d British torpedo boat. was followed for il considerable distance by the German boat which made determined effort To approach the liner. The passengers declare that the Lapland was compelled to adopt zigzag course in order to escape the submarine which frequently rose al-
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Loss of Life East Prussia IS Heavy,

ROME, March 2o.-German dis patches censored almost beyond recog- milton, nevertheless they fail to con- ceal terrific loss of life and property in Eastern Prussia and Poland. Hundreds of square miles literally levelled to the the ground, even the forests are now being razed in order to make way for artillery fire of the great campaign this summer.
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Mir McIvor has requested Mr. lag. ssrty to reserve two pairs of speedy skates as hs has challenged Mr. MeNab for ten round spin to take place Sun. day night at g p. m.
 open daily 2 to s and 7:3e to ii p. m.
 WILSON & HAo0eRry, Props
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 35.00O APPLICATIONS
 FOR JOBS ALASKA R. R.

considered but the matter will probably be held in abeyanee for q time as the Attorney General must vet decide as to the right of the government to incur obligations in excess of the cash appro- priated for the initial construction work.
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JOS. p. COTTON APPOINTED
 COUNSEL OF R. R. coMMisS sSiok

WASHINGTON. March 20-The Pre- sident has announced that the ap- pointment of Jos r. Cotton. of New ork. as advising counsel 10 the Alasll, Railroad Commission. Attorney Cotton Is the law partner Of former senator of Wisconsin,
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most in the course compelling the big liner 10 dodge in every direction in order to escape The submarine later made an effort to attack the torpedo convoy and the passengers witnessed thrilling fight between the war eraf' The fate of either vessel Is not known as the fighters were soon lost in the distance
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NEW DANCING SCHOOL

Miners Home Club Dancing School, Tuesday and Friday evening at p. m. Tanaos, Hesitati0ns, as well as all the older dances. Mrs. Oliver and Mrs. Peterson, teachers.
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has arrived from the Japanese. via Siberia. for use of the Black sea fleet. Servions in Full Possession Belgrade.
 CETTINJE. March 20.-Servians are in full possession of Belgrade and will probably strengthen the defenses of the city. It is not likely they will at tompt any further invasion of Hungary at the present time.
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Aviators Raid Ostend and Westende

CALAIS, March 20.--Allied ayiators last night raided ostend and Westende doing, it is believed. considerable dam. age to German shorehouses and balloon sheds
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AIRMEN DROP
 BOMBS ON DEAL

LONDON, March 20 German .avi- ators raided the town of Deal on the Dover straits today, dropping several bombs and destroying several build ines. No lives were lost
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Hot chocolate, hot beet tea matted milk and fresh iee cream and soda water at the Rose Candy Store.
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with favor, tho balance of the bill will probably pass, thereby allowing the opening of mercantile businesses
 Sieds Convey Russian Artillery.
 PETROGRAD March 2o.--Russi"n artillery mounted on sledges forging way into East Prussia promising an other great raid Into German territory with the likelihood that Russian col umns will spread devastation of enemyS soil further westward than preyious;,.
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Japs Furnish Russians Ammunition.
 COPENHAGEN. March 20.--Russian cablegrams state that during the past twenty -four hours much ammunition
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Unidentified Cruiser Sighted.
 CAPE HAYTIEN. March 20.--An unidentified cruiser possibly German. was sighted off the coast last night.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07

Ger, lon mo Der fires ct iuooali
Ne'hltat, at intet 5orrpoeri eiterpao
oil pGre miIigt."
Get erfares, at guIgorien srlifer
belle M'afebonicn % life bare De
Sele oeraf, iom bIep omtoIt / Gnten.
terndeternes Hote iornplia. Smio-
lertio inliIterer @ntentenlngterne pao,
at @iilgarien ieIp ifaI tiene iig Oisie
Streg peo at be9plloc arig moo Spr-
fiet. Wen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Giplo-
mater Ii99er ie~IpIeIgeIig better life
pon Sooiioen. SQioo De ieger at
ninoe @ulgarien for lin Gag, men ci-
ter 0orlpoenoe bar be life nprct
lItano til at bpbe @ulgorien tilitrGf-
feligc @nrontier.
Otter Den anoen @alfonfrig bar
Witlgorien ltoaet poa Ell olt oloet emo
goo SOB meb De andre @%olfonitotcr
/ Norb, %eit oe Spb.
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Neit for Vaitor Gle 9sfensaaarb

Scrbogs Iiten bapbe Minneiota 90
taloibploaielifob ifsIge "5ibenoe" en-
Set pnn Den Norenebe airfes Gent
mar for Selifabets Sormonb, EaItor
Ole 2efensgoorb, ipm / bisie Gage
opbolber Jig / minneapolis iom Gel
tnger / bcn Spreneoe airfes HreIte-
f%itriiis. Tnitor ~2efensgaarb er net
op blcpen iitanb til at optoge lit Sir
fe igien otter lin lange % baaroe
Spgoom. San bleo ing poo Ell go
rcorogsreiie / Nortb Snfoto / Sc
brlor Wtaoncb. Nfbolos IelIfobet og
andre Ifbolospenner benptteoc In-
Ic6nineen til at piie bam lin Eaa-
ifiennclic al hans %irfe for Ifbolos-
iaoen for at uotrpffe i'm 8lPoe opcr,
at ban par blcpen bra igier. Gn So-
be paa 500 blep ppcrraft ham at
@liitop Gioe poa %ennernes Segne.
Soler holbtes ogiaa al Iooofat elias
Saddle, EaItor 90. 3. Sumitao pg
Taitor &efenseoarb. Tn'tor 9. g.
SoIberg IGlte ct al bam for Inleo.
nin9en ifreuet Sigt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07
6roono tat al Uviferne
5~rriiafielfc fra eiOe /

me6 itor Strait, % Oct beoer, at DC
/ DC iioiic Gage bor inotoget Here
itrotcai'f pigtlgc Viinfter, men Ve'
rctninocn ON Oct iiore arp DC ifiiloc
hare olort iorleoen, 90 De lonolattc
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hsi @ra0 ot hape pGrct %opcrorcpct
Soion ocn oIlicrcoc Sloooc er
poonn / @irfiombeo mco at bonlbor-
ocrc oe tprfiite Sortcr inbe / Goroo-
ncllcrnc.
Sra Soiio / @uI9oricn tclegraFercs
opcr Berlin, at ct britilf SronSport-
ifib fol houc itebt pnu Ell Wiine peo
,>noIsbct iii G%aronneacrnc % 9ooct
Thumbs mco 800 Cfiiccrer 1850
Wtcnigc % Ell @ciGtninQ poo 300
Won0. Nue omboro onlfom. GOO
9i0 cr 0%icniunone. - Ser berlfer
iniolcrtio (pil, ONT life W%cretningcr
ira Soiia 0iGlocr Den brittle SronS-
p%ortonnpcr, lom ocn 11tc Nllg. off
Thumbs inran Sor0unclerne mco
onltrcnt set op9ipnc glntnl Utenne-
ifcr urnboro, huoroi 600 mcboelte3
at pTre rco0ci.
I'll @icngiTlb blcp set Iorleoen
ppInit oiijcicIt / Foria, at IRE tnr.
fife lronaportoompcrc / DC iibite
0u0c cr blct 'filot iiGllf / Sorooncl-
lcrnc al brittle llnberuonoabnnoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07
Zen italienifc iSront.

Nont 3oic Sept. - Hoperto
Srentino. ocn ~itsrite @p, ionl hiotil
cr tobt al 2lterri9ernc pon SpoirOn.
TEN bIir III ll0t otter llot bclat Al
itolicnifc trooper. Sortcrnc ON
friug Hoperto, iom bar binoret Sta.
licncrnc3 Nrcnrpfning MOB %pcl
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lie, Iom trnt Jig tllbogc op iglcnncl'
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G%itcrriQcrnc sc hiitoriifc itolicnif(
WiIn0c3rucrfcr o1 lotto So pou ulll
6crbocnbc %tnIlcncrca NIcnl.
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tie cntcltc l%tnlicn'fc Selr, liOcn Sta
llcncrnc lit oucr Nlon5oiloocn % be.
latte WtontiuIconc.
%tallcuCrnc hnubcr mi al pGrc
icluc (rcnt, ipr %lntcrcn letter inr
od lm|nlliNNIpr plocrc mllltTrc Spc4
rutioucr / bIaic N~lpcbpgocr.
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Tnlfnnitntcrnc.

Hlthcu 3nic Sept. r. Ter mebocIc@
her. az Scrbicu / &oucbiuQcn bar hi.
iulbt GntcntcmnNtcruc3 Sorilaq ON
icrrltorlolc Niltuocllcr Ill Nlil1o'
rlcrL men mc6 Sen H~clcrpotion, al
Sen me icrbiltc @rTuic iol'ulo poo
ui2ic StrcN pcobliucuoc ifal itcoC
inh Ill @rrftnlunb.
Get NrUitc 2cputcrctfommlcr Ia.
ger imorNcu Gcric iii tioc Sftobcr
Soiio 3oic Scpt. SiIiroo2 iol
at set bllNuritc Nolf cr pou set rene
mcb, at Ell olporllN Nriic cr NOR 10.
rcit0acubc. cr ser ll0cu llro / @cmnt
tcrnc al merle her / NoucoltaNcn.
Sra Observation-Disclosures cr ser no
ltcbt irIQcnoc o'ijCIcllc GrflUrinQ:
Sen bulQnritc N|clierinQ cr iff,
tilbeicli9 til al iuolaoc liz paa no
get 0ucntpr YaoitauoS til set moo
latte, iom uhlipcr liz Tor al fomnt
ira blIQurlfc NiIocr, TANNER irC
NclIcrinQcu2 politiitc Mooitonbcrc
ion bcnpttcr bette bIouot Solicit / in
hrcpolitiltc Eltmco
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liz otter iclacnbc ire Ncuipu:
t. Zen ancrticuocr life Srattatel
til %utnrclt letter ocn auocn @ol
fantriND; Den or life rotiiiccrct a
Notiouoliorinmlinacu oa er fife at
ccptnbcl ior Hc1lcrinGcn, ioo IUnN
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Sra Vuri@ mel0ca bcn lbc Scpt.,
at ser / 9%IrQonnc- Hcgicncn or be.
Qpnbt Ell poloinm Stamp ON @clio-
0clicn ri Noiloui9= Elotcauct mco
GronifmlUn6enc pan Nircnllucn.
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hol0t 0cn inoIiNitc Mono AZ bctte
Elotcon. &Qunr Gitca aiinrchc De
mco ltor NirtninQ Wincr liNc unocr
Nicnbcn2 Stuttcrqrope. Sulfcrnc
mlaottc rpmmc @rupcnc % trTffc liz
tiIbo0e. men bcrc9 Nrtileri peoblcp
at bcitrngc belle SIcttcn oN binoreoc
ocrpc0 GrnnifmTnbenc / at uonnttc
SEN Torocl be hopoc plunoet.
: sc iiolte If Gage bar ser / Norb-
ironfrig raiet Ell Nlrtilcrifunlp ubcil
GphDr. % cnfcltc mencr, at bette or
Torbuo Tor ct tort fran't cn0el'f Nn-
Qrcb pou sc tnife @inier pucr belle
&citirontcn.
ONino NeIQicrnc bar Qnoct poo
mco ltor %oIoiomhco pch BIER pg
bar orcpct Spitcrnc tilbngc ct fort
Stutte.
Grunifc SIppcrc bar foitct 800
itorc Bomber ncoopcr Sc tnifc ,SInooc-
itutloncr lunNa Ben bcIpiltc Guit / sc
ltoitc Sage. Nnc MaiTincr pcnbtc
tilbd0c. ltipnt clfcItc uar b~ctpoclig
rdnlpouCrCt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07
Vof en- Oamper tor:
peoeret uoen Darrell.
apnoon Sen Ste September

9pnopn Sen Ste September. =
snonliniens Easiugeroamper "Sess
perion" err iaoor Nat pou &eilen I'll
Canada uoen BARREL blepet torpcoes
ret al en- tpif ltnocrpanosbaao oms
trent 20 MiI / Spoeit for 6a'tnet
Spr pua Sen irifc apit.
Cite Wennclfer miitebe oipet. Se
Cperlcocnoc, oeroi $50 T~aSIo9erer
GA ca. 800 Mano al SeiGtningen,
blep broot inc til Queenstown.
Zen amerifanifc &olllll / Nileens-
toipn roppprtcrebe, at Der bar to
Mmcrifancre on1boro, men at De beg
&c blep reoOcoc,.
Zen al Sorpeooen anretteoe Sfa'
Sc bar life tilltrpffeli9 ltor til at
ienoe Sfibet thumbs, oq Oct fon'
uoperes MI iilo til Queenstown.
Ger er Mulighco ior, at SiltGls
Set life piI funnc iioeitiaes meo
Srnfningcn al "Suiitaltla" o9
"Mrabic", ibct Oct al Den omerlfan-
ifc aoninls @crctning iremaaor, at
"NcSpcrion" hopoc eli aallon nlon-
tcrei pau sl9terbGffet oa bel laaleoes
oil blipc flasiciicerct iom &ri9slflb.
Wcn ser por ialfoIo benlmoo 700
uifploioe Wcnneifcr omboro, bporaf
ionoipnliNpia Steriteparten piloe lnt
2ipct til, ON Scrpeooen bapoe ram-
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frv>ler 2ltlanteren

Ncm Norf Nen ibc Scptcmbcr.
q funuOiifc llnberpnnbSboaoc al
onlcrifanif Mouitruftion bar l Sebci
al sc iioitc luu Manneoer frnolct
Stconct Tor clen Strait. itoen 6pr'
nuelic al &lll cller Froplniltbeholo'
nin0cn o0 u0cn minoltc llhelo.
Sem al oi4ic Sarteicr er mn ito
tionercbc mentor SelGolano, bag
bpiItcn 2 Sen tpife ariasIlnooe bar
boIot liz ifiuIt iiocn arigena %e9rn'
belle, &c olort lem er nleo DC Willie
reoeS Slnaocr / Tarbanellernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07
Eriosrct / PORTUGAL.

Norj2 Ncu 2oCu Scpt Ter mel.
0c@ 'or oru portlNIilitc @rUuic. at Sc
Tor 2claNtilhco / S~piianbrn %ruQo
orrcitcrcoc Ycrioucr or blct lcri til
Cporto ior Der al titles ior ariN4.
RET.
: Gorloe Qioroe %uiurgcnternc ct
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men blcp ilnoct iilbnac Stient Ne.
9leriu9en iorcaiper, at Den lite I'll.
lPagcr Sprer3bepGaeIicn nogcn Ne.
tponin9. trpiicr Den ooa ollie mllial
6orboloSrcQler o. bar ubitebi %aric.
ON, al enhocr, lom nprnlcr iia pa
rattcr cucr mllltGrc Npguiuger
uoen pIoere oil bli ifubt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-07
Smaa &riasnutiitr.

Sra Sonoon meoocles, at De bri-
tiife Iompere "Roumnnie" po
"@bitciiclb" or blct ifilot iiGnf al
tpife llnberpanbsboaoc @egge Sit
bes @eirtninger blcp reobet.
+
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pooltuor, at Den brittle Snnoelailnn-
DC iiocn arigens @cgpnoclie bar mi
itet AZ Trocent al lin inmlebe Cont
mage. vi brittle Sfibc paa 100
Cons o9 oeroper er Ell al bpert SneS
ganet tabt.
Sra 9iom mcooelc3, at Ser blallot
DC itolienlfc Sripiuigc peo Tronten
er fife frrre emo 1920 Erciter for
llocn De 145 Sbeplogcr, Der gipr &c
ncitc iom Ncltprcitcr. Mulge Tre-
tier or ulcrcoc blct orpbt cller iaa-
ret / &nlupcn.
Sor en- Sio iibcn oplpItes oct, at
Sen tplfe llnoerpnno3baob, ionl lcno-
tc "Nrobic" tilbuno2. itrar otter bcll-
ne Ncbriit iclp blcn ooelogt al ct brit
tiff Hpltpo0tifib. Ntcn MI pplp'er Ell
al Sticrnclinicns GmbcosmGno, at
bcll lfploiNc tpifc l(lioerpolloabauo
life bIcu 'fltot ilGnf, men blep 'lnnpclt
ben iullQct / ct Studlnet, % of &c
lGtlingcn III er &riNa'angcr / Gng-
lollb. Cen iammC ~GnlbebSmano for-
tUllCr ogIun, at Wrltcrnc / DC Ilo'tc
Is Maancbcr bar iulgct ialt ct bolpt
Nlnorcoc tp'fe llnoerpunosbuuoe pua
famine Waube. &c inngeS / Stuul-
llcttct affilrat Ioln Ell tSi'f / ct @orll.
Tor noglc SnNc liocn a%ntpoeoca
set W%el0ingcr ira Sp'flano, at 9ie-
oicrinaen eiter "Slllituniu" =NffTrcn
bopoc beilllttet at lloa mo pau Ell
"miloere aur2" nleo @enipn til lln-
oerpono9fri0en. NaSia9erbaaoe full
sc life mere itnoes iiGnt uocn Sdr-
tel. Wen Marineminiitcrcn, gbmi-
raj bon Sirpitj. iom q lnloo oennc
Tolitif. hupoe ioriDmt at glpe line
Snbnlarincfpmmanbprer Snltrnrer
hcrom. Settc TOM Tor Gugen eiter
"Nrabic"S .Shelpggclic. NeIlltatet
hcroi par, at Nomirol BON Sirpit5 tit
no0le llgera Permission "paa 8rltno
al SpcranitrenUclie". gdl iortTller
ct Hpgtc ira Imiteroam, at bon Cir
pits ifol trGoc AZ iom Marinenlini-
tier, % at Ghcicn for IomirolItaben,
Non,irol pom Nobl, ifal bli bans 81
tcrmnnb.