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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
Sorntr,t np Hnpr,t.
git fiEbe iis 9anS.
Gsbissret at en- praitiI 5armtI

tNSNA ! ia >tp, pN W. lfNAN'N
res / alt mlligt, ifripcr u. :. Ncale
| ct 6arncrblno. Mtcgct Sanb flsbcS
oglaa pa Speflllation. Man pcntcr,
Satopri;eu ON Ell Struno lfal itigc
ilig, at Mon fan iau igien mc8ct mere
ior ct Stpftc Sano enc, bpao man
ieIp betaltc. 90 ion Negcl tiger
Friicn. Set tun bGnoe, ct Stpffe
Suno er pTrb ben meget iorbsicoe
Eris, Der iorlangcs for set, o. Oct
fam bUnoe life. Gerior giTl0er oct
at pGre ouermoaoe i~oriigtig, naar
ulan fleber @ano. Nan mac aItio
PROBE at iaa tag i Sonb, iom Oct er
ll0iigter iii oil itigc / Tris.
Sanoprlicrne / DC mere cller mini.
ore relgiattige Strog er meget ulta-
oige ofte,
Somme Nar ilaar Nplingernc
fell, % on er Der intct SpergsmaaI
otter 2anb. Suuopriiernc gaar oa
neo. 6olt oniter at iGlge % fonlnc
iig ppf ira Ell Ggn, bpor Iulingerlle
er oaarlige. SpiS man fiebcr 2ano
/ ct iligt Streg, fon man iomme H.
ser pinoe Oerpna % %Ionlnle Sioer to-
be. Set er ilet life flogt at befattc
iig meo 2ano / ilige uiifre Streg,
laurent mar fife er llig ltiaet, at
man fan boloe no, til Der blipcr goOc
Nar og rige Iuliiger igiell. &c, lon1
magter gisre oct, bill "a iom 5fegcI
fllnne iGlge lit &anb til GOD TriS.
Naar ali fomnncr til alt, oil nof
DC olerileite al oeni, iom fjober
Snno, itua fig bcblt paa at tlebe Oct
/ eli gng, bpor ser onltrcnt bpcrt
Nor fan apIeS iaa nleget al ct eIler
al,0et, at Der bliuer en- uo9enlltnoe
0oo Henteproccnt puu ocn / SulNct
anbra0tc &opital. Selp ON San0ct
life tiger meget / Erls, taber Sic
rem nQigepel intet.
&iebcr man 2cnb, iom olorig bar
pGret oparbeioct, o. laoer Oct Il9gc
l1brligt, mao Der bctolcs Sfat pua
2anoet Iige iulbt for BET. Sfol man
life tabe Nenge pua at bolSe lligt
2ano paa Equalization, mao Oct iii
&c iaa meget / Yrls, at EriSItigniit-
acn bpffer baaoe 2anoifatter og RI
meIie Hente paa Den | Sanoet olt-
braete Eengciun.
gn 9anbfiober hur mango 1ing at
iogttagc. san mao neie unocriege
Sorbens @cifaffenben % neie lrG9e
Merfe til @elig8cnbeb % Hubolog.
San bsr ogiua lc nsic otter, at ban
iaar "gooc Topirer" paa 2onoet.
Saorlig Soro, nbelois @cliggenbco
oa tpiliom "Sceo" err Ell lem Sage
ueb ct Stpffe Sano - ilpr ON nan
oil bare lit Stem paa bette 'anrnc
2anbitpffe. Gcrior, fisb Sono meo
Smtanfe, bpor III emo fiober oct.
Sa Ie 9anoet, for Oh tjeber
set!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
quiet 90 Rfckk ft,rt.
Hsbisertt at en- rtu'tii cusmosel
Wplasica .sGble. Bic.

Sprligc sGbIer ltrpaea % ifirrca
/ Sfiper. @iinofa % Sioerrc pna
ct Stegeiao eIIcr Vubninaiorm
orftca ntco goo Bic Gruit o. ipIoe9
balpiulo meb op'tdoruc 9GbIcr Oh I
Sbeite aanel brnaiea opcr o. Ell -
Stop Sllffer ltrcc3 ouer. Sou mi
oca HeitGn al sGblcrnc ~ / o. mere
&nneI brpsieS oucr Set aloct 2og.
Gn balp Sop Woloaie3 hplocS oper
o. ell oonifc INT Bic Grlllt lGagc~
paa Soppcn, bpori mon bar 9iort
nogle Snit her o. Ser, Tor at Sam
pen fan fonnne III. "Gruitcu' fIenl.
mes goot iait rluuot &antcrne %
iaa iteNeS oct lon9Ion1t til gGblcrnc
or more - pn1trent Ell Siu1c. Ser
maa pnsieS poa, al Ser life or ior
Itcrt &nrmc, cllcr@ bar Molaaicu
let Tor at foge o. ren0e no al Ticn.
Get or beolt life al bopc Saoct al.
ocleS illlot heller ior at Saitcn life
ifol relloc no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
0mlobrpuup.

"a vi MI bar ielre, port @ulobrnQup
oeu 5te Sanuar. ioa oil ieg iige noQIc
Gro ocront. Vi bIeO gilt / Rorge. er
ira %orsgruuo. % hi or bcg0e ieot /
1886. Seq 9ioroe min isrite Eur til
Nmerltu ! 1854 ION Sigmano. 90 /
1851 tom icg til Chicago; ! 1864
reiite leg tilbage iii gaulIe Rorae oen
6te Gccember, % rem Ste Sanunr itoo
bort @rnuup. @t blep pieae / SoIlins
Nirte n Prouit @ettergreeu. % / Su.
nj iGmme Var reiitc III III amerita meo
Stibet "Nortbcotb". % eiter en- 8 llaers
Neiie .om ri III Chicago. @i booze /
BET samIe Rusieego ! 3 4ar. og i IS
ilptieoe ri heriiI % bar mn beet oaa
nor Narm ! As Aar. Get bar oiloe
S.o8en her ZEN Sang. Ru paa GulS.
brnlup5oa9en Tom @eruer os Taboer /
SIo, % 6eI8e. % Ui tilbragtc en- hpgs
leIig Sog iGmmeu. &i bar bapt 6
Barn. men mn ell CT tiIbasc; &c an
ore er 8aaet bort ! Ell aIner ira Is
III 43 Snr. @i har Ct @aruebarn Nus
Gle 6ictoc.. 0un % por Cater oar
meo % Sen Sag.
SeIiabet eiterlOo Jig Ell pa..er Sic
Tor CaIemni.iue iom CT g2inoe ON Sas
gen. On Eirg oil ies iise. isr ies iIuts
ter: oar ou. iom IGier bette. Ell GAM
mel g2or iIioe. iaa GLEN beuSe lie.
Veieg heuoe. ont on IAN. BEG ianot
min gamlc 8or Hive, men bun Ssoc
isreno nj Tom iii Quebec,
On eeuIig 6iIieu I'll ale ira o.
0dnIe,
George % suue ReIion.
Sbelbp. Wit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12

eaer til uutOriierte asenter for iaIse. uu olsie after.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
Gpofiib on Eptct. @ratin.

Ser ltore, jcpne Eotetcr ltrllbbcs
gobt pper nieo en- lioen Hprltc %
iteges oerpaa. &c flepeS % SlO-
ma0en ta9e$ no. Tenne prealea
glennem ct 0orNlag eller en- Totatos
Hicer np / CT uarnlt 6ao, OF Ell Sop
"Sbreobeo Goeiiib", - iom bar
ltaoet en- Stulto i foIbt @oub %
berpaa bar inaet alt @onoet fIent
no, iaa Siifen er ganlfe tor
bIonocs mco Totetesmosien ianlt I
Sbeife repct 2sg, 1 Spiieife baffct
Eeriiae, Ell Sttenoeoels Sbeife &c.
Der, ire Spiieifeer Snler og NOT beO
Melf, iau Mu5ien bliper paste INF.
0ette pispe$ goot nleo en- @aiIcl
til Oct er let % iepnt % ipIoe5 loa
i NotetesitoIlenc. &c iplbte Sfal
IGttes op / Ell SaO % ouer Soppcn
al boer imerreS no9et pispet 9G8
o9 neooper Orpsies @rs0frrmmcr,
Tom or bIan0et meo liot 'meltet
Smsr. Get iGttes 'ao / @ageroD-
men iii set er goot gjennembcoet %
til @reofrumnmerne er bleuct
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
Sbreobeo GpoHib meo Mis-.


- Stop Riiengrpn ioar ct Sp.
fog paa ct Bar WPinutter / en- Guart
togenoe gonO. Saa bplOea GanOet
al og toIOt Sono bPIoe3 oucr
Hlienarpncne. Terpaa bGloc5
Giien % en- Goublc
Boiler mao IA Stop fo8eu-
oe Iano % faces til Den er oI0eIeS
MOI og bar truftet alt &onoet I'll
Jig. , Spiicifcer Smer inlelteS,
= SpiIcifeer Mel rsres oeri % "a
5beife Ncber og liOt SaIt. Get
ippOes mte0 Ell balo Stop fogenoe
Mtelt % irorca ct pispet 9Gg. Naar
oct err inf % ieont = oct mac rs-
res / belle 1lOen, iaa Oct life flunl.
per iia - bar man en- Stop S6reo.
oeo Go0iiih /. iom er beban0let lom
openior anfert, % Riien. Aaar
oct err 0oot ianmenblanbet, iormes
BET iom aager euer iom ailange
RuIler. elsie opppes i ggg %
greofrlimmer % itege5 / fogenOc
Smult.
elsie GooIib.Tetter err lette at
lape og p~elima9enoe til 2mnt eQer
iii alitens. Raar man pasier paa
at bape Sfreooeo Gooiib paa "a.
ger, err oct ipGrt soot al tage iii,
bpis Ell ianr loenteoe Sremmeoe.
On anoen iuGrt Ietpint Jfet er
Sbreooeo GoSiIb meo 9eg, iom Ia.
pes paa islsenoe @aaoe:
20 Spiieitecr Smsr imeItes %
irsres = Spiieitecr @eI og Il Sfe
Tebcr o. ipGoes meo ell Sop parm
Melf. let rsreS /. iii oct er inf
og iepnt. @eri bar man en- aop
Sbreooeo GoSfib, JONI er bebanolet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
On @ilicn.
8eit Vnucn. Wtuu.

gc0 oct innme ieg iroienoer SION
t%in8euien, pill ie9 beOe Sem billie 5Ir9t
og @cnuer / Torge. Nils Y. aanUeiano
og 6uitru icnIi min Seirer Sigrio o.
pcrblcru SERIES % iii @romogeu.
2ere hiIie5 ale ira
:. Y. Sipeoter,
GuItroer. Soiua.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
WenIiac Gro.

0irre "Nccordb Eoit"l
Gt Tnr er III %hcniouroct.
Nnnarct itcRct ino;
&du Sat for ale Snrocr.
Su opliuet bar nit SinN.
Mieo @lroc icp moNIog DIG
/ &c i%orIcbnc Tar
Ga haober at ioreucS
! ret iom i%ortitaur.
2u gtnbtNer mia ieuNer
sra banoc fern 90 mar,
Spliucr Qnmle WlnNcr.
Cm icG bortiicrnct CT.
ScQ CT ira Woocr Nor1c.
&nr iunoct Wcien his;
Sag 0ilicu min tilbn9c
: ncunc SrUugilcnS SjS.
TcN iiobcr her iorlmnret.
G2cu9 Snnten pnuOrcr ON
Gil ale @orncInunOcr.
Sen TIct. hporira lea ton,.
Or mia inn tirr / MiuNct,
Weu al iaa lnn0t diiteo!
Nnnr 81 Sem nil bciege.
Miu &ilicu tag hu meo.
"a oner Sis ou onnhrcr,
G(cno leg iiIbngc itnnr.
Sag mco Ell Sat iii @cuucr
6or SC iorIebne gar.
Scg snl!er, al &c dae
: Sreo % itiae No
SmcIIcm @iern / Sale
) AiUrIigbcN mau be.
"a ri6ic iimpIe Orb al mig,
Seq peo bu rel forImdor.
Sog er iea cno Ell @eu az big.
Gm &c / aurpeu gnur.
ga aontigeutcn ienoer ieg;
[hi ieg pna 2appeu Iaa.
Nt Eiheu Sen uolcbcu or,
Ga "a III oit mao iun.
81 iuor ui ale Sag fra Sag
SrteuitnirQer om 0elo.
Saa CT / libcns 5lio % anp,
Dor 6eIie ooq Sen be6ite Gel.
Ga NtoQnnB her % Noo9nu9.
W ollie iele moa.
Meu tab ci Wooei @enrer.
0por eno ! Zen mon gnd.
Mrs. Sopbic Saco6Ion.
Gainesville. @is.
Wan1e "a, for @oaen. iom :
mia. Sea nj ZEN oan min sol
@cburtsNa9. Scr bar IA "Surpri
%nrtn" Der hos mia. SEQ bar liz
" ecorab sHoitcn". iiocn "StoaIi Stol
Ii" "a "6usmauosQuttcu" par BRA
miebe0cr. oa lea uiJ Iric @Iaoet. "a
@uo oiI iormoe mia 0eIie Den
iii. Suicn lot for ale Sc ipunonc Nal
isI9e 9Ner iremoelcs!
Nrs. z. Chr. Gnoerien.
N(eit gin0rn Hiuu
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
Snoiancr Gnooina.

~ Tint fp9cnOe @icIf brIoca
ouer Ell Sop ii5tet Corn @fcaI".
I Spiieife aanel rere9 op / Bette Oh
Ell bait 5beifc Salt. st boIpt
Giliin 9gblcr ifrGlIcS % itirrcS i
Sfiper. sGbleruc % II Sop Suf.
fer bpiS sGblernc er nofioo icoe,
ellcrS ma ser mere Suffer till
blanocS meo oct epri9c og loa Itc-
gcs oct rietig longiomt / ire q.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
"Sbrcbbco GpoNib" mco Corn
Mcal. Orb.

Gn Sop "SbreoOco Gooiiib" %.
blebcS / folot &ano Ell balp Slmc.
Saa rpres oct iamnlcn meb 70 Sop.
per folO Gorn.Meal@ .@reb, ct 9Gg,
og Ell Spiieife bIeot Smer. Nour
oct er gobt iummenblnnoct, bar
man er Itor Spiicitc as Sanger op
/ togenbc Snult o. lnbcr oct iteScs
til "aogcrrc" or lnicbrune. SC
lTg0eS paa brltnt Napir, iou SEQ.
tet fon lobe al, cg ipiica iaa porIne,
innt urIItn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12
"Gmttings".

Tppler, Sicr cuer TlletrGr, liant
piSic andre Slogs SrGr % @ulfc er
BET lom Tcgel ganlte let at faa til at
bore ira Cuttings" elcr Tlnoer,
iom err ifaorne no al iiolte g~larsuert.
elsie Cuttings" cler Snltlin8er
ifuloe iflGreS til ienbpItes eller ON
&intercn, mcbens erect err Dor
morrt" eIler iaa at iige ioper. Snit-
Iinger al iiolte Glars &ert ber BET
pnre, lfipnt mon fan ofte pGre not.
iaa beloi9c mcb Snitlinger ira 0lor-
onrets Bert ogiaa. Settc glGloer
iiur Gppler og Bier; mer o8laa Tor
oisie SrUrs %ebfommenoe or Snit-
Iinaer ira iibite Mars Sert at anbe-
fale.
Spor Der THOR blep blgget neo
@opIer eler Bier. % Der iprans op
un0e Sfilo igier, er bet M Flaolen
oa Chen at ifiGre SnitlinGcr. Mfon
fan og'aa ifjGre brugbare Snltlln-
ger ira @renelle paa ct Srp. Man
bugger al 8renele % brlllger olSle
til ct Stco, bppr man fan iiooe lunt
% goot og pGlge Jig no Snitllnger
ira @rencnes iioIte Narsuert.
SnitIinger ber ppre 10 II Som-
mler Ionge. Naar man bar ifaaret I'll
enoel, iamler nlail Dem / Ell Vunot.
Ser fal ppre ira 80 I'll 100 Snit-
Iinger eler Yinoer / Sunoten. Mtan
graper 9unoten ned / ter Soro poa
Ell fplo ElaoS enten / &iGloeren eli.
Ter noe. Get or ON at 9lere, at
SnitIingerne bperfcn bliper terre el.
Ter ioar Mnleoning I'll al lGtte Gnop,
icr man tiblig nGite Gaar planter
Dem. Saainart Marfen bllper tor
nof ipaar, loper man Tlirer eller
Slender bpbe NOT I'll, at Einoerne tan
itua paa Gnoe / Gem % baoe en-
&nop opom Soroen, eiter at Siirerne
or blepue iplbte igien meo Soro.
Mau MAJ paste go0t paa, at buer
Einoe bliper itaaeroe meo Sopenoen
OF. Aiitanoen melem S~nitlingerne
Dor pare omtrent 6 BONNER. og ser
maa pGre iaa Iangt meQem Haberne,
at man fan iaa pIcie / Srpplantnin.
gen, iom man plcier / ct M~aisitpffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12

ger, fan ou eli Gog bIipe moot iii at
irIgc, bpab on trUnger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-02-12

ION ooenior onltalt, o. dltlonmncit
hTIoes % / ct nofiaa lla0t Sno,
ionl fan toalc at irtteS / Ell beo
Nalcropn Spcr 6ilfema2ien bar
man ire sGgl ion man prsper at
iao ilo al SfaIlct ion belle iom mn.
li1t. Saoct irttea irb / en- he's IA.
geroun, til sGQ2cnc er alenucmitc9.
tc. llnocr StcQuingcn or oct 1oot
at "~ornppc" 9G01cne mcb llot incl
let Smer. Gcttc icrpcrc2 / Sooct.
Iom oct err licgt /.
GpStih % Futct. Z ealpp.
Sire cller lem d Gotcter lfrrI.
les % flores / Stiper. &c ipttrS
opcr / foIbt %anb ~ fo9cr / ire Mi
nllttcr c'tcr at DC ulrtclil or tommrct
/ aog. hporpaa foIot &ano hploc2
oper Dem oQ bette hUIoe@ Ga bort.
% Spiicltcer Smer inlelie9, ocri
rsrc3 TO Spiicltrcr Mtcl o. Ell Shcltc
Senncp oN Ell Sttcn0cHcIS Sbclte
Tcbcr. en- Sop tplo aieotroit buI.
oc3 OF / oct ~ oci iuur Ct SptoQ.
Noor 0ci cr init % lcpnt, bapcS Ell
aop Shreooco Go0iiih / ~ bchono.
lei poo 'nnmc Mau0c. iom Tor ON.
tnIt ~ oA Iao ipInc2 Oct / ct Stcle.
ia0. ioct man hdr ct %ag Notctcr
o1 ct 2a1 Gobiiih til alt or opbrlili.
st &aoN irtic@ opcr OF oct ltc9cH
Inu0iomt omtrcut en- (imc. @ru.
net Sntcr clcr bpi0 Saucc or goot
til ocnnc.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02

Mr.. Edmond Bulliard informed
10 that hs has Q contract for 1915
to pack much more figs than he
did Isst year and expects to have
better results, having acquired
some experiences in this line. The
demand for the Louisians fig 10
rapidly increasing and al our pso.
pie should plant, particularly, the
Texas 6g, which 10 large purple
ig which grows a. we'll here %
any other fig and produce much
more than our native Celeste. be-
cause they bear from July to No
vsmber, and it 10 the kind the
packer and market demand. We
have . few of this 6g here and
they thrive and produce abundant.
ly. Those who wish to get some
of these trees can get the address
from Mr.. Bullisrd.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02

The entertainment given last
Sunday. by the Crawford Colonial
Show was . complete success. The
attendance was large. the show was
good, tho singing much apprsoia.
tod and the music was perhaps the
best W ever heard here. The
violin solos BY Mr.. Stump, were
artistic and captivating. We can.
not pass without making special
mention Of the music given BY
B. r. Crawford. and bis son
r. D. Crowford. David Stump and
his wife who 10 . Miss Crawford,
Edmond Delahousssys. A. @. Gsu.
thisr and Willie Bisnvsnu. This
music alone, was worth four times
the price of admission.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02

We learned that last week. Gre
destroyed the 6ns home of DR.. g..
W. Martin, at Arnaudvills. with
all its contsuts. nothing but .
piano was saved. entailing . loss
of several thousands Of dollars
with only 81 600 insurance. DR..
Martin is tho father Of Sheriff
Wade y. Martin.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02
Mr.. Philip Ousbanns Who NOV.

Mr. Philip Onsbanns who NOV.
Cd from here to Opslousss some
time ago. WAS here this week look.
iug after bic property here. Mr..
Onebsnns says that other towns
are not better than St. Martinvills,
and said particularly that our
streets were in better conditions
than other towns.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02
Prompt Action viii Stop Your Cough

When you arst catch Cold (often In.
dicated by q snsezs or cough). break It
up at once. The idea that 1T does not
matter" often leads TO serious complica-
tions. The remedy which Immediately
and easily prnstrstes thu lining Of the
throat ia the kind demanded. DR.. Kings
New Discovery aOothss the irritation.
looseDs the phlpgm. You fsel better at
once. 1T seemed to reach the very spot
OF my Cough" ia ono Of many honsst
testimonials. 5Oc at your druggist
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02

The Doc Hall Street Fair which
played here last week did not do
much. Tho weather WAS very bad,
cold and rainy aud the show hav.
ing very little attraction worth
sering Was the reason that the
company did very little business
aud had trouble leaving town.
They we're short ii their finances.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02

Your Cold Is DANGEROUS Break Il Up-HoY
A Cold 10 readily catching. A run down
system is susceptible to Germs. You owe
it to yourself and to others Of your house
holsd to fight the Germs at once. DR..
Belrs Pine. Tar Honey IL fne for Colds
and Coughs. It loossus the Mucous. stops
the Cough and soothes the Lungs. It's
guaranteed. Only 35c at your druggist.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1915-01-02

Lot 10 do what ws can do we'll,
and do we'll whstsvsr ws do do.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-16

eighteen instances in which Serbin and
Montenegro are accused OF various
atrocities are given in detailed af.
iidavits selected from many more made
by soldiers, officers and civilian Of
| ficlnls. These include, in Russia. not
only the use of dumdum bullets, firing
on the Red Cross flag and ambulances,
| but organized footing and killing OF
civilians and numerous authenticated
cases Of assault"
Cases are recorded of looting and
killing directed especially against
Jewish civilians, who also were forced
under the lash to work In the trenches
during their holidays" Atrocities COM
mitted by the Cossacks, assassinations
and robberies and wanton destruction.
all supported by concrete instances.
were verified, it is claimed. after the
Austrians reoccupied the invaded ter
ritory where the alleged violations had
occurred.
In Serbia and Montenegro. the par
ticpation of the civilian population in
the fighting, the misuse of the white
nag, use OF cartridges filled with wire
nails and pieces of vitriol OF copper.
torture of prisoners. the poisoning OF
wells with dead bodies and mud. the
firing upon the army service corps by
women and children. mutation of
bodies and maltreatment of prisoners
Of war with insufficient food and &C
commodation, complete the list of
atrocities complained of by the Aus
trian army. Under the head of "Vio-
lations of the Laws of Warfare" COM
plant is made that Russia refused to
recognize Austrians described by the
Polish and Roumanian lcCions as belliE-
ercnts. The Russians are accused OF
hanging them wherever they catch
them"
The Roumanian lekions, not less
than the Polish legions," says the book.
comply not only with all the re-
quircments OF The Hague convention
In regard to a volunteer corps. but
form part Of the army itself"
Charges are also made against the
Russians OF "grievous acts of terroism
against Greek Catholics in Bukowina.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-16
OPEN BIDS IN SEPTEMBER
FOR IS NEW SUBMARINES
Change in Date Ordered So That Two
Big Shipbuilding Companies
Can Compete.
GET FOREIGN PATENT RIGHTS
newport News and New York Con-
Germs Will Enter Field for Build
ing OF Boats OF Type Now Used by
European BelIigerents.

wash lNGTON. July 1b.-Bids for
sixteen new submarines authorized nv
INC iasl congress will not be opened
until september 80, Secretary Daniels
announced to-day. in order that two
shipbuilding companies which INV. an
tanned patent rights to build bo,ts ~
successful type now used by two or
more OF the European beliiserents NAV
have chance to compete.
Mr.. Daniels acted. 1t is under.tooa
upon the strength OF a strong resolu-
ton OF his advisory counsel. which dis
cussed the matter yesterday. 1t was
urged that not only was 1t desirable
that the two big concerns involved, tho
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry
Dock Company and the New York
Shipbuilding Company. be added to the
American concerns ready to furnish
submarines. but also that information
as to tho European undersea boats
would be particularly valuabl in view
or the contemplated expansion OF that
branch OF the navy
The companies obtained the right to
ouild the European submarine known
as the Hay-Denny type some time ago.
out interrupted communication with
Europe during the war made II i'm.
possible for them to get data on which
10 submit bids on August 2. the date
originally set for the opening OF the
bids. '
Secretary Daniels said the depart-
nent was glad to see large shipbui,d.
ing companies entering the submarines
heid. Heretofore competition has
chieny been between smaller concerns
nc said. and the time required for con.
struction limited to maximum of two
years by the contracts had seemed e1
cessive.
Ihe new vessels will be similar in
size 10 the L-type boats now In COM
mission. They will have a surface
cruising radius OF between 5000 and
e'ooo miles and be equipped with the
new threc-inch disappearing gun re.
Gently developed by American naval
engineers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-16
MINERS IN SOUTH WALES
DEFY LEADERS; STRIKE
Refuse to Continue Work Day ny Day
Until Arrangements Can
BE Concluded.
NEARLY ALL MINES SHUT DOWN
Hard to See That Government Can
Enforce Penalties OF Munitions
Act-Conference To-Day May Re-
suit i'm Some Kind OF Settlement.

LONDON, July 15.-ENcept for two
small collieries employing about 500
men. all South Wales coal mines from
which comes coal for the navy, were
idle to-day. and miners. although the
government has brought the industry
under the munitions of war act, decided
not to accept recommendations to con-
tinue work day by day until an ar
rangement could be concluded This
action was taken despite entreatiss Of
la Dor leaders.
Delegates voting for the strike
represented $3.50 men, and those
against the strike 1880 The confer
ehce, however. agreed to meet the
president OF the Board of Trade, Walter
Runciman, tomorrow to discuss the
situation.
General business on the Cardiff coal
exchange has ceased. owing to the gov
ernment requisition for the admiralty
of all available coal supplies. while
shipping and the railways which de-
pend on the mines also had little to
do to-day. There is n general impress
sion, however, that the strike Will not
last long.
All responsible labor leaders of the
country oppose the strike, and, while
1t is hard TO see that the government
can enforce the penalties OF the mu-
millions act. il Is believed the men will
be Influenced by the fact that they are
opposing an act passed for the safety
Of the country.
The strike has been forced by the
men OF the Aberdare Valley, who are
strong syndicalists. and have declared
that the present was a good time to
force the government to take over the
mines. This policy has been advocated
by the Independent Labor party.
Asked in the House of Commons to-
day what steps. if any, had been taken
to suppress the organs of the Indcpen-
dent Labor party. Premier Asquith re-
piled that the question of increasing
the power conferred by the defense OF
the realm act was being considered.
GENERAL MUNITIONS
TRIBUNAL. APPOINTED
An official announcement tonight
says:
The Minister OF Munitions has APP
pointed general munitions tribunal
for Wales and Monmouth shire, as fol-
lows:
Chairman, Robert Wallace, Kings
counsel. assessor; Griffth Thomas, rep
resentative of the employers and
Councillor Grifiiths, representative of
the work people"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-16
THOUSANDS OF CHINESE
LOSE LIVES IN FLOODS
Desolation in Devastated Districts Is
Terrible, Say Reports Reach
ing Hongkong.
CANTON is SWEPT By FLAMES
Isolated Except to Powerful Steam-
ers-American Mission Property
Either Damaged or Destroyed-No
American Lives Lost.

F1oNGKoNG. July 15.-Tens of thous-
ands of natives, IL Is estimated, have
oeen drowned by the foods in the
chinese Provinces of Kwantung,
kwanssf and Kiangsi. and the desola-
tion IN the devastated districts Is ter
riole, according to the latest reports
reaching here.
a hre-swept area of one mile and
raging Hoods are handicapping rescue
work in Canton.
inc city was in darkness last night.
me water having inundated the cleo
trio light plant.
Missionaries have arrived here seek
ing the assistance OF the United States
gunboat Callao to aid in the work of
rescue.
Last reports from Canton before com.
munication was cut said the Christian
hospital was In danger from fire.