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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04

Slagmarferne, bpor aanonerne
torbneoe % @epprilben fnitreoe.
Siffert bar bisie Steber / uminbeli-
&c @enerntioner ppret Samlines.
plaoler for De moo Spo ~brogenoe
Spaler, os ifient oct belle MI laa /
Rliiner, iegte DC after BERTH. De lao
og frsb iammen paa oe isrgeIigc
Wiurreiter, og fun al og til, naar
ct Sfub orsnneoe aItfpr NOR og
heit, ilei DC en9itelise tiIpeirs.
Men De bolot ocres &olt Iom ipo.
panIig, og ierit nGite Sag ilei sc
pioere.
Saar pil SrGfiugIene |iiffert life
ie9e 40 ME Seie e1er til npe Stem;
men ilaar De bar siort fine isrgeli.
ge Griarineer til Sommeren, er oei
10 nof mulist, at bette piI bepirie,
at Der neite aar ifer Spranoringer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
Wannaregn / VcrTem.

5or Ell Sio iiben ierte @inoen
meo Jig oper Den periiife 9p airmail.
Itab ltore MGn9oer al Ell fait Sub.
ltars, iom man peo isrIte 9lif full
De tro bar lnlaa Sru9tflerner. Man
mente, at set Der oreicbe iio ON no.
Get / 2igbeo nleo oen bibcllfe Mor.
rto, lom ifslge gerctningen rcoreoc
neo oper Soroerne / 2rfenen. Gt
Gel al DC irnaa aorn bIep ocrior III.
DerfaItet en- pibcnifabelig llnoerie-
gelie, og BET blep ilooet ioit, at set
plrfeIig bar Ell Slags Mnnno. Zen
Hammer ira en- slrt Samariifbuif,
lonl gaar UNDER Naun al SarfatrGei.
Wanna er imiolertio life no9ct
egentlig Naturproouft al Bette Sru,
men %frembringes peb SipIp al Ell
Slags Sfiolblus, iom borer Suffer /
Stanr1en, og no al SuQerne rinocr
Der en- ieig, iterf il~lfferboIoig Gub-
tie, Der i%terfner / 2uften pg fuIoer
til Soroen Ium farpeIeie Grader.
Den laafalote 9raabemonno. Noar
De er belt terre er be iaa Iette, at DC
bpirpleS op og fere5 afiteo nlco
Ginoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
On tam Crrct
paa z%tpropen.

Taa Observation-Disclosures 9attctpelt
pea Storbeen lepcr ser / Ell lioen
Grono en- Grret iom bar opnaaet
Sen nofiua respectable 2lloer al uper
26 Iar, iortGacr 0laf Sanien /
liolte &eite al "Natltren". Erreten
bIep iluppet neo / @rpnben / 1888
ion lioen Dngel. Nronoen iom er
GS Gm. breo % SO Gn. opb, er
mllret oper en- Gau0nnrc lom alorig
torrer ppf. s Sen IDie Sano6nno
Ter man itu0ig @ouOet pible irem %
Scmpcrntlren er %piItlof ~tcnlmelig
icun Noret rul,ot. Ser Dor altlaa
Srrcten, Iom til OGglig blir falot
"Store- IRONS. Sen er notIau tam.
Sober mon for Grcnlpel Ell Weoe.
mari neo moo Ian0et, fommer Ben
lGngionlt pg rolie % moo Sperhn.
Den OF nopper Marfcn ioriigtig.
Gm Sonmeren bar ben gooe
Sage, "a De frenmcbe 2anbligqere
- Barn iom Gornc bar ltor
0foro al al made Ben. Cen tar til
toffe neo li0t al bpert, ira Mleoe-
mart til Sufferfapring=Siter Bin.
tcreu CT llpf nlnarcre. Wal1gct
GIntcrhpel0, nnnr Solf bor bentet
&anb / Srpn0en, er Den tilfploiguiS
fonlmet n1eo / 8etten % Ear til.
bruQt Staten / aipffcnet. Cite bar
Den purct / Sip5iare. Gllgon9 bap-
Sc en- SmunQut luret liz til @rell.
oel nlco 9l1lcI % Mc0enlarf. Er.
reten beo itrar til eiter ganlncl 30.
~ og blep ballet op, men h~eloiAuiS
blcp Ben itioc reobet al en- al &uietS
6pIf; hcIla lllOerfippe blep oog liot
lfn0et, Gctte bnnote ior 20 9lor
iiSc.l. Gn nn0cn @al1G, for TO 9lnr
iiocn, blep Ben iunget al ell itor Sat,
lom orog Sen opouer Warfen; men
eg'ao oa blep BEN beloigui5 ber9et.
Sioli9ere uor ser 10 Srrettcr i
Sronbcn. Zen anben bar ooifiuig
itprre enc "Storc.MonS" % bapbe
Ieuct ser o0iflllige sler ipr Oenne
bleu illlppet iuo. Gen leuet enoml
for 3 Gar ijocn, men ioribonot ga
pluoieIia; mtagelia err sen Bit
iangct % 0rUbt al en- Sat. SEQ
i'm Gpo bar Ben piitrlof oper 30
Mar NanuncI.
Gi@ic ~ 2rrctter taaitc ingen nll.
6re / NronoGu, Clap man grret-
nnNcl uc0 / &ronoen, Nrrbte Sc Sen
itrar.
"Store.N}ou3" bar Ell 9pna0e al
b Gm. Gen Ter ,lN til at tripeS
aoOt, % itaoer iutet llbeIo til, pil
Den en0nu tuWne leuc lGnge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
Wapolcons Vamicrfiortc.

! Sen oIeriioitc Sio bar man az
Ter abort 6orieg meo at beitptte
Soloater / Nelt peo SiUlp al Ean.
lerltiol6c Q. |. MOB &c iienotIige
auaIcr. Ger err csiaa / Sc frigie-
rcnoe SanNc bra9t / Sonoelen Ell
bel Gel ioriticuiae 9eifpttelieSmio.
Ter, moo hpllfe sc nlilltprc Mpn-
Nilbtocr meo Hctic bar ooparct.
Nj llINc Torigg life er Al IN "a.
II, piler MIitorien on Noppleon oelt
Ipritc3 Nauieritiorte. aelIercn par,
Tom man peo. meget mIstTntiom,
% 81 ban cuaarg ituloe til Del
aicn, hpor Stemningen netop bar
meaet opbioiet, ienbte ban Sub eIter
en- StaaIorbeiocr, iom bapNe Orb
icr at pare operoroentlig opgtig
iii SAG. "a ipurate BAN, ON ban
funoe crbeioc Ell Tanler'tiorte, ION
intet Noabcn funoe trrllge i9len'
mem, Arbeloeren mellte, at Oct
'tuloc han uof paa.agc iiN ~ III
bciNnlt SiN moianot han zig per
ionliN hos aeiieren mco Fanler'
itjortcn.
Nopoleon unoerleate lprlt nple
Net mciterlia noisrte Arbcloe %
b%cnpenote liz Ncrci.er til WanSer
meN Sc Orb: Gag Sfiorien paa,
ies piloc aiernc ie. bpnrleScs Den
iibber". Arbcioeren ableo, men
! merfeoe Ill lin SfrGf, at 9eilerer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
Nimgc % SmDffer
al tDife 0ranatcr,

Se melt eitertragteoe Grigsiou-
penirs err &inge og andre Smpffer
lapet al Splinter at tpife @ranater,
fortpller en- al Be ~ironife Soloater,
Iom bor fienlpet / ugepis / Sfptter-
grdpene / Mprbeoen al Irgonner-
ifogen. elsie Smpffer bpres al
Meore, Spitre og 3i9relter, % sc
letter iterre Yris paa otsie Intoa
Observation-Disclosures ellb pua foItbare
Minge meo Eerler og Tianlanter
= Maar hi trnnger Wetal, fortpller
Soloaten, Inter hi cmbpggelig til
oen bpislenoe 2pb al @ranoter og
nlerfer os, bpor Be ilnar neo. On
felte al @railaterne hler fife til
Iiemeoet. Set er bare De, iom inoe-
holber aluminium, hi fan BRUCE.
Noor en- al rette Sorten faloer neb,
perter pi, til ben bar %erplooeret, oG
frpber ga frem % ianrer iammell
Splinter. @i imelter Dem / Ell
eommel @rpbe oper Sloen, naar ri
fonlmer tilbage til 3parterct Bog
Sfptterarauene, pg beloer bet fin
! oenbe Metal neo / EFT Sorm, iom hi
bar lanet al en- raa Yotet. &c Al
oS, iom foritnar Jig paa Maetalarbei-
oe, giper iig iaa til at lope Gilae %
anore Smpffer % iorioeer itaOig
at finoe ME Soeer.
Saapel fornenmle Gamer iom fot
tiae Snbrifpiger brrer meo Stplt.
heo biSie cnfle Snnffer, Iont minoer
Dem ON bereS &iGre noe / Selten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
SmDrma, Criemtems Yerle,

Snprna, Sen Itore Sapnebp cg
Sopeoltaoen / 2iqeaiien, iom ifslae
oc iiolte Cages S%elegrammer err BILE
pct bpmbaroeret al Ell britiif Slaabe-
nfoelina, er Ell Sp paa en- balp Mil-
lion S%nbbpgaere.
Gen liager onernrbentlig paffert
peb Smprnabllgten, icm paa ale
Sa,ter er oneipet al beie Masrpggc,
% bag Vpen hGper Der iia inebGffe-
&c Tielbtpppe / bct iierne. 30 Sern,
bonelinier har lit Gnbepunft / Smpr.
ia = gioinlinien oa Gasiafalinieu
-, Sen ferIte Itoar mloer franif %
ben auocil uloer britiif &ontrol.
Seioebraaene runot Smprna bler
beiGiteoe UNDER Sen italienife aria.
og unoer @alfanfriseu blep Sorterne
pberIiecre foriterfet. Men bpis 69it.
ningsuerferne life bar iaaet frafti.
gcre Sfpts iiben. tor oct blipe Ell
ipaa Mobitanb, Ben brittle SIaabe,
oibeliua her msber. @atterierne poo
Sc TO @reore" paa @cltiioen al
@ugten beberifer Snoieilinaen til
Sapncrl, ibet De fan ipre paa Sfibe-
ne ira en- temnelig itor &sioe
Snmrna briper ell pietis @anoel me,
Yrooufter ira sc i~ri,atbarc Sletter
2ileaiiell. men UNDER thrift Ganitp'
re bar 9pen alhris funnel naa lac
langt. iom Den al Gaturen ipnes be.
itemt til.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
9ecDrab % Snlcall.
Gm 3pie Hmi 1915.
@rabntipnsfcitcn

Tor Gecorob N%eiifoIe ionot Stco
/ Cpcrobuict iQnor, Cn5no1 6el-
Qcnoc @raoueutcr crboIot line Sin.
loncr: gGnn @oiIcn, either &ohm,
2orothp @orioot, Celia WforIb,
anrI Gbriitopbcr, Charles Iupp,
&na Moore, Marioric OitcHion,
Mortpig Gnabretion 6Iorcncc
Chime, &era Nucfuel, Gtbcl O..
man. @Ioon8 Auoeriom Mionnlc
StlIittcr. Bertha Siblcr, 0namor
Speroti, 9fltth Sme}cr, Charles
auorr, @Iono Cltcnion, Nlcu S3cll%.
Nuth Sbcel, Gloricc Sobiou, GrIuo
@relg, Gli}nbctb ElognlmL Mnrt
lie lnler, &c1lie Sd)rubbc, Gccil
euro, either Grncion &ioIo
SdnpnrS @rocc %omcn. Muib @ottc,
Nil0egarbc GublicIm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
Smaaptuf.

=, -. Wtelnae rclItc 5tr9nag
iii lpiuinabncruc i So~rrctuinAcr.
Otter Den iioitc % repiocrc0c
GoItctouinl bar Gccorab MI 1907
&%nobpa4crc.
- @corlc Z. Cpnnion rciitc iio-
tie llae til Goacnocr, IA, bpor ban
MI tilbrinac Here llAcr.
@olter Smenion rciitc @orooR
ill SprinQ @rouc, WGinu, bpor ban
itnl boloc 2tolc / Sonmcr.
Ntli2 NIloo NaIuorion |rcilte
TrcooQ tiIboQe til Stouabtou, @i3,
t'ter Ell llNea &iijt hos I. I. &icf@.
n Mrs. %cu GQ0cu % Mrs. 5.
&runoIo rciite Cu3ool til 9lidmono
Center, &i2., ior at bcioQc SIU0t.
njHQcr.
A'ra. GbriiiIou (ounIul ira
4Lloorhcao opholNer fla ior (iNcn /
Cccorab for at bcio1e SlUQt o.
&euer.
@}ii2 IiQje Gricfiou ira Ga
crosse ror iJoite llQc Der poa en-
>l't ho. APr. % AIRS. @conorO
&ru'la0t.
4}ii& @ertrloc NiQcboc rciitc
Gir2ool til NorthiieIn, Ntinu.. ior al
oocroure Observation-Disclosures
peo Il Cloi Gollc0c.
Nils @clcuu (honpipu rciitc
MtouNaa tilbalc til Mtouut Morcb.
N&l>, eitcr Ell %iiit hos ,Sohu "a
Mcnru &uoV her i Nueu.
- Nturn Goroc o. %>Iabcl Ncl.
ION bleu iorri0e llll uAttpilt / &ul.
ncn@ Soitcr. Mrs. Gle Wnplc>
Stem noe pco Srtrt.
Mills Gouo gimme fom Gir5.
oal BERTH ira "a GroSie ior at til.
briuQe en- N1oancoS Eio hes i'm,
Gorul0re. Wlr. ga Mrs. q. yrnuc.
M'r@. Gaitor 81. =. &aaler ira
Conrad. Mlontana. bar en- ll0eS liz
opbol0t Tia / Nucn pao Ncied hos
inc 6ornl0rc. Mr.. % Mrs. 4. y
Naluorion.
Miaie5 Gliiobcih o. @ilal
@icf, ser iioite ll0c fom hcriil iol
at oOerurre Nlii5 Cpi0ia &iitC;
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04

@onrlo al Mobel iomt Carl 90
Ncaie @ernio9er al @iImington.
Sans iorblifc 2epninoer unfom til
Caledonia oen 2toc, % gegrapel.
len ionot Den 25oe Stcb peo 0il.
mington 9irfe, bpor Vnitor Srolt
iorrettebc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
Spring DROVE.
Wtter Neralo")

- Qemnn @iIbertion ser nnIio
TT 'lDttet ira Forflon0, @aih., iii
Norocc, q g, oilnNoc iorleocn
SIT0t1illNe oA QonIc &enucr /
Sprlna @rouc ct NcioN.
Niiailon2iclt mc0 9uin0eior.
cnln09ollttion bolOeS / Soma Mipcr
W~|cniabeb Ire0oN Sen 1soc &nni.
Nm Gornrlooogcn Mii@iionaprpoi-
fen mcO Ciicr pco Naitor NicIDc
IRA W0utonL oQ ON Gmternioou0cn
Nuttion. Sri MioouQ / alrfcnS
@aieucut. Nnc pcIfonmel
Otter ct IUugcrc Sloc6ciin.
ncnoc iou 6el0e al irentitrcocn III.
Scr cr Gitcn grucion &oltle Sen
0en 220c Moi nlNooet pes 1pOcn
hos i'm Sen EARS / G~alcoouiu. ri
0o0c oar loot / @oI. MuQino0ol, /
1899, bIcu 0crlte03 Qiit mco aorcll
Sdrlen QnIcnc, % Sc fonl beroucr /
1873. &nOtil ior ct GlurS SiO ii.
Den boe0c 0c poa i'm 6orn / ySil-
mlnlt9n. &c bar hNut ii @prn,
hppra1 ralQcnoc Ter i~unullell mco
9to0cren opcrIcuer ham: Cars / So
le0onia, Mrs. Shco. Wtncn Mll.
Ii3toL "a 2, Gorl oN Comm /
9&cit Solcm, Mi0.. innt (tprpalo
20 Clipcr i @iImington. Nearos
pel'en iorc1it ira 0en me 9Silminl.
ton Nirtc; Nuitor Mcin iprrcttcoc.
(}etrr &. Cn@Noro or Sen
1899 Mai niQonct pes Tcoen / iii
Niem pco Nicc'orb, SO Nur ounr.
mel. Nnn var ioot / Nei@, Sailing
BEL 0cn t7oc Moi 1885 OF blcu
otr 'or omtrent - Mar ii0en 0ift
mes Nitrio @crc, iom Ncoc Tor ire
Mar liocu Tc fpm heropcr / 1860
~ ncNiottc liz pna set NonlcitcoN,
Ser iiNcu uar oere@ Stem. Ceres
C'tcrlaNtc Nrru cr Mrs. Nalpor
&cnicu, Niceioro; Gilbert Sn&QarO,
Ficrcc, u. :; Mrs. Inohn Butler,
Ereblc; Mrs. IS. SpiaI, VlnSo, q.
.; Ghcooorc Cn@goro, / set nom.
lie Stem % Ghriit CnSQdro, &Iojo,
u :. Nclrouclicn iau0t paa Nj
Nooc@ Teoicl3Nnl Sen t7bc Moi,
Stco ira NicciorN Strife; Volt. Iroit
iorrcttcOe.
?ubcr3 NiQ$, ser i Sen hoie
&lolr Al 50 Mar 0ilif pco Cporn /
iii Stem iuN ior SprinN @ropc Sen
12te MAJ, BAR irot / @ronH Ercitc.
liUlo, Nnbclouo. % fom hcrouer
ls5l. Gnu War icucrc bIcp boll
1lit mto Ntii3 ANncttc @omSooIcn,
Ser opcrIrpcr ham meo 6 @prn
Gi4ic er AIRS. &. :. Miner, Nil'
minNtou; ears aio$. Sprinl
@ropc; Mrs. n. I. SpllinQ. Shcp.
cnnc, u. =; nils % Ilireo aioS
&%au0uaro. Saif., San, % Mr@. NJ
Martins, SprinQ @rcpc. Src {,
Oooc / Ell l1lq NIotr. gioebc OcI
luu ioul Iripiuil pnr0crfriden %
tlcutc ira 1868 iii 1866 / anoc
NIimciota aapoIeri, @elrnpeIiel
iaubt moer itor GeltuaeIie Stei
Scr iolaeube Siraoag. Toit. Sobn
ION iorrciteoc.
gle =. @ermaaer, ser pal
ip0t pau oet Qamle @crmaaer.& onne
itcao , @ilminaton Sen lite Wta
1851. 10 iom inNtjl ior finn ct 90
MaoneOer iior boube lit &iem
Nouiton euer Slnmorc Gountp, e
ocu l90c Mai niaooct peo Seoci
pan ct Noipitol / GroofHton, Sal
boe6e ioriIocn paa Ell al lincSarnl
mar oenne &u. @nuS isrIte @ultrll
IiiiS Moric Gitern al @iIminatou
oeoe ior ID Mar iiocn. oa ban bic
/ 1912 iAieu Aiii meb Mrs. Saur
~. Carton, ionl opcrleuer hom. .
eiterlnhte @ern er Scurp 81 Eete
al emeriom u, D; Oscar os Sill
! man al Grootston; Mrs. SeIme
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
tilialae.-

nv $50 Ncre9 9ooT FrGlrleIaro Tor sS.UU
pr. acre. slt lermulpet Soro meo eeruna
oerlaa. Der CT Ell 9oo riuoenbe SGnctiloe
paa 9anbet. 9elisgenhe 2 Nil ira auts=
lone % ca. S Mil ira VlentpwooS. Gountp
SGbe. Sor uGrmsre Splpsnins tom eler
Ifrip til Gieren. 4. .. Mort. anteIope,
Sheripau so. Mont. ~. u. u. ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
Nrnnnppcr.

Dccorab@ pcIfienotc @rocerp-
hunolenoc, Z. ), Nci3, blcp Gira,
bags ~Gitcrnrioooo ratcpict I'll AFii@
Nonnoh Gorien, Gnttcr al DIR. og
AIRS. Ncl2 Goricn brr / Nucl. Nrnl
lupct itob hos Nruocn9 Seltcr, Mrs.
Eohu Gitrem i 6%routplIlc Conn.
ibip.
NliI5 Gbriitiomc &ocobion, png.
tic Cater al AIRS. Noilor ". &ocob-
iou, bIir iooQ UAtepict til GorI 5.
Nopcn ira ct. |0ul, Witmu., / N}o.
oercn@ Stem pon Moibington @'roi.
rie. @oitor z. w. Nec, @rnocnS
Spo1cr, iorrettcr %icIicn. 9Ionbt
(iIrciienoc til NrpQlppet cr Wir. o9
N}r@ Gtto &ocobiou ira Ncttin9cr,
q. Gof.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
HorNcfiasjes 6alpc tiielas

y Sbortborn, opllein, @nerniep, oertoro
eller aberoeens Ausus, Frtien Sl2.O0 til
$685. 90; bper 4crateo" for 6orienoeIle | erz
pseis. Sragtomtoltninger Moderate. 6ragts
tortsr % iulphanoise SplpSnin9er Isperes.
Segpnb Spbretniug al RacetpGs. 9tGpn
bette Sloo iantt 6are ioretrntten. Fail
Sobuiou, Sortb ct. Naul, W{tnn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
1tial0S.- Gn IS Ncres Tarm

- meo ri9 Neriorb N~aanin9sbns nieo lem
@grelier, itor "Sara@ men ~leanto" @talee,
iiere andre Staiee, Maitinitur, Genltur, nor
Clio bpb sreno nieh Ginnmsle, S9t meo
aiIber, beoite p9peoe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Srng.bape meo @9rbuite, so Gobs I'll Stols=
bus, en- Mil til Citation, so Mil til ct.
Saul, e~annpctruts es Ssleion, sobt Nabes
las al eriitiee Narmers, pen ~SeliaaemAee.
gris 81 600; Ssuitauo paa Solpoelsu ON
puitss. 3. =. Ssilep, SiIion, isis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
oiHalaS. - Tarmbiem / nurb=

peitlioe Minneiota. lSarune meN ben
beoite iorte Sprobuns | Stateu. 9feutere,
her er Ell AnIebuing til al eie sset Sieni.
Giere fan iaa ct ire @ai9e ltprre s%creantal,
euo be M bar, os liSe laa soot eanp. Sor
iulbitGueiee Splpsninaer Oh @riisr t~iIitrlp
n. Is. sauoer, espar Rapids, Soma,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04

SrGmaer De en- Spmaifiue? "Sus
pennen" er iaa COB Tom noeen onoen
Epmaffine til ben retbelte Sri&
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04

eeno "Securnb.Vohem" til eIrat o. Zen.
rer | bet nan,Ie 2arb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04

0omtamt ON bu gnlfer at ielge
~ Sorm eler anhen @ienoom, bpilteniomz
BELT Sla9s, bporiombelit, for Sontant.
5ilitrip os. Ti brinser Siebere o9 SGi9ere
iammen nheu ,oeuipn til Ailtdno. 6iobere
oupiIeS frit. Gtobleret 1893. Nortbpeiterd
SMiineis staeucp, Mtiuueapolis, Minu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-06-04
c~ufcS.-Stuoenter % Menb,

- iom eniter zig COB 6ortieneite, piI be-
haee at itriue til Sergls TauS sSooleu
Drills for asentur % %Settnselier. iSer9us
Salls @oolen Wtil@o., Nerans Sails, Wtinn.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-07
PRESIDENT WILL VOTE
FOR WOMAN SUFFRAGE

Washington, Oct president Will
son has announced he will vote for
the suffrage amendment in New Jer-
sey Oct. l9. He authorized the fol
lowing announcement:
Il intend to vote for woman suf-
frage in New Jersey, because be-
lieye the time has come to extend that
privilege and responsibility to the
women of the states, but ] shall vote,
not as the leader of my party in the
nation. but only upon my private con
viction as a citizen OF New Jersey
called upon by the legislature of the
state to express his convictions at the
polls. | think that New Jersey will
be greatly benefited by the change.
"My position with regard TO the way
in which this great question should
be handled is we'll known. | believe
1t should be settled by the states and
not by the national government and
that in no circumstances should 1t be
made a party question and my view
has grown stronger at every turn OF
the agitation"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-07
CHARLTON TRIAL DELAYED
Granted Continuance Until Oct. 10 to
Prepare Case.

Como, Italy, Oct THE first day
of the trial of Porter Charlton, the
young American who is being tried
for the murder at Lake Como five
years ago of his wife, who was for
merly Miss Mary G. Scott OF San
Francisco, was taken up with court
procedure.
Although Charlton expressed wish
that the trial proceed without further
delay, his attorney. Micelli Picard
requested an adjournment of tne ses'
sion that he might make an examina.
tion of the record of the autopsy on
the body of Mrs. Charlton and other
wise prepare his case. Baron Sciacca
after listening to argument of coun
sci, granted an adjournment to Oct. 1S
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-07
ACTION or GREECE
BLOW TO ALLIES

London, oct THE allies hopes
have been dealt a severe blow in the
Balkans.
With Bulgaria about TO join the Aus
tro-Germans, both Greece and Rouma-
mia seemingly have abandoned Servia
to a combined attack on all sides
News of the Greek premier's resig-
nation has created CONSERVATION here.
King Constantine apparently has de-
termined definitely not TO give aid to
his Servian ally unless Bulgarian
troops also invade Greek territory
The Greek crown prince left Athens
with staff officers Tuesday night for
Saloniki, where 10000 French troops
have disembarked
The landing of French troops was
made with the silent consent of the
Venizelos ministry. Whether King
Constantine, who objected to the
landing, will attempt to force the
French to re-embark or will order
Greek armies to precede their ad
vance into Seryia was only one of the
puzzling questions arising out OF the
resignation of the Greek premier.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-07
FRENCH ATTACK ON
GERMANS REPULSED

Berlin, Oct An attempt by the
French to resume the offensive on the
Champagne front by heavy artillery
fire against the German positions was
frustrated with heavy losses by the
German artillery. II was announced by
army headquarters. The statement
follows
"In the Champagne the French at
tempted to resume the offensive with
heavy artillery fire which increased
to the greatest intensity during the
afternoon.
"The enemy hoped to prepare our
positions for storming in general at
tack he intended making. Simulta-
neously, he was getting his troops
ready for the attack along the entire
front.
Under our artillery fire, directed
on the enemy's points of departure
the French were only successful al
certain points in bringing their troops
forward for the attack Wherever
they did advance they were driven
back again with heavy losses.
Repeated rushes on the high road
from Somme-Py to Souain broke down
completely. North and northeast oi
Beausejour farm and northwest oi
Vile Sur-Tourbe their attacks wert
entirely unsuccessful"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-07
JOHN D., JR.. Is AT SUNRISE
Son Of Oil King Inspects Iron Mine in
Wyoming.

Sunrise, Wyo., Oct John ID.
Rockefeller, Jr.. arrived here for an
inspection of the Sunrise iron mine
of the Colorado Fuel and Iron com.
pany The Rockefeller party consists
of Mr. Rockefeller. ]. F. Welborn,
president of the company; w. l.. Mac.
kenzie King, #. A. McGregor and
newspaper correspondents.
About 300 men are employed In the
Sunrise mine. The miners have not
been organized under the mediation
plan instituted several months age
for the company's Colorado employees
II is expected the Rockefeller indus
trial plan will be extended to Sunrise
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-07
SAVES NEGRO SECOND TIME
Sheriff's Wife Holds on Mob Until
Help Arrives.

Bowling Green. Mo. Oct THE
life of Harrison Rose. negro, was
saved from a mob for the second time
by Mrs w B. Hawkins, wife of the
sheriff of Pike county.
Rose is in Jail here charged with
the murder of farmer at Clarksville,
Mo
The mob invaded the Jail at | a. m,
Mrs Hawkins talked with the men
until the sheriff had chance to form
a posse of citizens, led by Champ
Clark and his son, who arrived at the
jail a few minutes after the mob dis
persed.
A month ago the sheriff's wife held
of a mob until the mayor and prose.
cutting attorney arrived and persuad
ed them TO depart.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-07
President So Informs Naval
Advisory Board.
COUNTRY DESIRES PEACE
Executive Says Spirit Of America Is
Against War, but We "Should Be
Adequately Prepared"

Washington, Oct president VIII
son outlined his attitude toward the
national defense question to the new
advisory board of the navy. He be-
lieved, he said, the whole nation is
convinced that we ought to be pre-.
pared. nor for war, but for defense,
and very adequately prepared"
The president received the mem
bers of the board, headed by Thomas
A. Edison. after they had held a pre-
liminary conference with Secretary
Daniels and navy officials in Mr.. Dan
iels' office The board later went with
Secretary Daniels to the naval prov
ing grounds at Indian Head, Md, on
an inspection tour.
II think the whole nation is con
vinced that we ought to be prepared,
not for war, but for defense, and very
adequately prepared" President VII.
son said, and that the preparation
for defense is not merely a technical
matter, il is not a matter that the
army and navy alone can take care
OF, but a matter in which we must
have the cooperation of the best
brains and knowledge of the country
outside the official service OF the gov
eminent as well as inside
81 do not have to expound 1t to
you; you know as we'll as | do the
spirit of America. The spirit oi
America is one of peace, but one OF
independence. 1t is a spirit that is
profoundly concerned with peace, be
cause ii can express itself best only
in peace. II is the spirit of peace and
good will and of human freedom; but
Il is also the spirit of a nation that
is self-conscious. that knows and loves
its mission in the world, and tha'
knows that it must command the re
spect of the world"
The president was warmly applaud
ed by his hearers. Secretary DanielG
then introduced each member of tht
board to the president and he SHOOK
hands with them all.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-07
NO FORMAL MEAT PROTtSl
State Department viii Present the
Packers Case informally.

Washington, Oct. Protests OF
the state department to England
against detention of Chicago meat
products worth $12.000.000 will be
made only informally A formal and
separate note of protest will not be
sent to London.
This action was decided upon by
the state department officials
The government will not intervene
in the packers behalf in the case OF
five other meat cargo vessels ordered
confiscated by the British prize court
The state department says the evi
dence disputes the prize court find
ings that the cargoes were intended
for German consumption.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-10-07
KIPLlNG'S SON WAR VICTIM
Missing and Believed to Have Been
Killed

London, Oct. John Kipling of the
Irish Guards, only son of Rudyard
Kipling. is reported in the latest
casualty list as missing and believed
to have been killed
Young Kipling was eighteen years
old On account of his delicate
health his parents were reluctant to
allow him to enter the army, but the
boy insisted he should assume his
share of the war and his father even
tually yielded.