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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
THAW TRIAL OPENS
COUNSEL SAYS MILLIONAIRE is
HELD ILLEGALLY.
Commitment to MatteaWan Did Not
Provide for Discharge When San
ity Was Restored, Is Charge.

New York, March a.-John b.
Stanchfield sprung his surprise de-
tense in the Thaw case at the close
Of the first day of the conspiracy
trial which ended in the selection OF
jury in record time. 1t is this:
"Thaw's commitment to Matteawan
was illegal in that it did not provide
for his discharge from the state hos
pital as soon as he had recovered his
reason. Having been restored to san
ity--as we will show-before August
II, 1913, the day of his escape-and be-
ing then still held in restraint, he can
not be guilty of conspiracy in es-
Gaping from an institution where he
was illegally detained
THE meat of the whole proposition
rests upon the question of Thaw's
sanity" said Stanchfield in conclusion,
land | do not see, therefore, how his
mental condition can be separated
from the trial of the present issue
THE question of Thaws sanity is
not involved in this trial. said Dep
uty Attorney General Franklin Ken
nedy of counsel for the prosecution,
land we shall object to any attempt
to have that question brought before
the jury"
In the first brief skirmish Thaw
seemed to gain a temporary advan-
tage,
A few minutes before proceedings
started Mrs. William Thaw, mother
Of the defendant, took the seat which
she had occupied during the long
hours of the two trials in which her
son battled for his life. At her side
were her son, Josiah Thaw. and Mrs.
George Lauder Carnegie, her daugh-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
BOMBS DROPPED ON OSTEND
British Aviators Drop Bombs on Ger
man Submarine Repair
Base.

London, March "a damaging a
raid on Ostend, where British avia-
tors dropped bombs on the submarine
repair base and army quarters Of
the Germans, and confirmation of the
destruction of Zeppelin airship US
are announced by the admiralty. All
the machines and pilots returned. 1t
is probable considerable damage was
done No submarines we're seen in
the basin.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11

Manitowoc--Peter Scherer, farm
err. was seriously injured when his
team of horses was struck by an in
terurban street car between this city
and Two Rivers. One horse was
killed. Scherer was removed to the
hospital.
Wausau--Louis Hoopman. gov
eminent meat inspector at Milwau-
kee. has been selected as superin-
tendent of the new Farmers Co
operative Packing company. which
will establish a s250,000 industry
here.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
LA TOURAINE MAKES PORT
French Liner Arrives Safely at
Havre Under Speed of Four
teen Knots an Hour.

London, March "a message to
Lloyds from Havre announced the ar
rival OF the French steamer La Tou-
raine at that port. The fire on La
Touraine had been almost extinguished
when the vessel arrived. 1t steamed
the last part of its way at speed of
IA knots an hour. La Touraine left
New York February q for Havre with
S4 passengers, The vessel was report
ed on fire at a point about 1000 miles
off the French coast. Help was sum
moned by wireless, and several yes
sells responded.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
BRITISH STEAMER Is SUNK
Bengrove Of Liverpool Torpedoed by
German Submarine-Crew Picked
Up by Ship.

London March 9.-The admiralty
officially that the British
steamer Bengrove OF Liverpool was
torpedoed, on March 7. The crew was
picked up by the steamer Paignton
and landed at llfracombe. The Ben
grove had a cargo of coal Her crew
numbered 49,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
SHIP SEIZED BY CARRANZA
Jailed on Charge Of Violating
Navigation Laws.

New Orleans, March 9.-The Carran-
"a authorities at Campeche have
seized the British steamer Wyvis-
brook and made the master, Captain
Muir prisoner. according to advices
from Progreso. General CarranZa
has assessed a heavy fine against
Captain Muir on a charge of violating
the Mexican navigation laws.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11

Chicago, March S-Twenty men.
women aud children we're trapped by
a fire in a four.story apartment build
ing at 5il.43 North Clark street and
rescued by nremcn One man was
saved by leapng from a fourth,noor
window to the ledge on the third
floor Flremen chopped through the
roof and rescued others on the fourth
floor.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
u. S. Indians on Warpath.

Douglas, Ariz, March 9.-Three hun
bred American Indians living on the
reservation i'm eastern Sonora, mem
bcrs Of the KiCkapoo tribe, have de-
clared war on all Mexican factions
and have taken the warpath as the
result Ct raid of Carranza troops on
the reservation when large number
oil horses were driven off.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
HEADS POLICE AT CAPITAL.
Raymond w. Pullman Of Detroit Sue
ceeds Ma or Sylvester.

Washington, March s.-Raymond w.
Pullman. a newspaper correspondent
OF Detroit, Mich, was selected by
Commissioner Brownlow to be super.
intendent Of police to succeed Mai.
Richard Sylvester, who retired on a
pension after charges preferred by
Representative Park Of Georgia had
been Withdrawn. Sylvester became a
center of attack two years ago when
the police failed to control crowds
along the route OF the suffragctte pa.
rade on the day preceding President
Wilson's Inauguration.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
Galveston Exports Increased.

Galveston, Tex, March g. Official
custom figures show exports from Gal.
weston IN February 20 foreign coun-
tries were worth s31G9G,0l7, a new
record for February and an increase OF
eight million over last February
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
Gets County Fair Aid.

Wausau.-J d. Christie, secretary of
the Marathon County Agricultural So
ciety, has received $2,205.61 from the
secretary of state as the associations
aid from the state, that being 80 per
cent of the premiums offered at the
last fair.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
Three Jap hvIatora Perish.

Toxic March o. The pilot and two
officers were drowned when "a navy
seaplane fell at Yokosuka on Satur.
day The seapane and its crew were
attached 10 the naval station at that
place.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
Field ~ win Typhoid Fever.

Chicago, March o.-Chicago friends
Of Marshall Field III and his bride re.
ceiyed word from Palm Beach, Fla.
that Mr. Field was seriously III Of
typhoid fever On board the houseboat
Everglades
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11

Newcastle, Ind, March Sixty cot.
fins for victims Of the latest West
Virginia mine disaster are on their
way to Layland, w Va The collins
were made on rush order that was
completed within fifteen hours after
il was received.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
1000 MINERS ARE ENToMBED.
Three on Surface Are Killed by Force
Of Blast In Spain.

Cordoba, Spain, March S.-A ter
rife explosion In the copper mines
OF Cabeza del Buey, sc miles south
east Of Badaioz, entombed 1900
miners. So severe was the shock that
three persons were killed and many
injured on the surface. II Is feared
that hundreds will be found dead in
the workings Of the mine before relief
can reach them.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
Want Car Doors Unlocked

Marlnette.-Ma Mayor Fisher and CITY
Attorney Miller went to Madison 10
urge the legislature to pass bin hy
Assemblyman Budlong of Maructte 10
compel street car companies in the
state to keep the rear doors on ali
cars unlocked.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
SInns Woman Suffrane Bill.

Des Moines March Gov. George
W. Clarke signed the woman suffrage
and constitutional prohibition amend.
ments passed By the legislature The
amendment must have sanction OF
next general assembly.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
says Aliens Uphold Wilson.

Washington March B. President
Wilson was told by Representative Sa.
bath Of Illinois that the majority Of
foreignborn people I'm the United
states believed the administration was
observing strict neutrality.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11

Wausau "A Wausau bird club will
be organized in the city by c. +. Og-
den Of The y. NJ. G. A. The public
library has arranged to make bird
houses Of any particular style for It's
patrons, and these will be on exhibit
about April +
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
Want state to Force Extension.

Manitowoc.-A Of the state Of Wis
consin viii be asked by the city to
force the Manitowoc and Northern
Traction company to extend its lines
on the north and west sides.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11

Paris, March S-The crew of the
American steamer Dacia, seized by IA
French cruiser, left Brest for Havre
on Friday. The captain win remain at
Brest until the case is settled by Il
prize court
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
U. S. TRADE BODY COMPLETE.
President Gives George Rubee Re
cess Appointment.


Washington. March S.-President
Wilson gave George Rublee Of New
Hampshire a recess appointment to
the federal trade commission. thereby
completing the membership Of that
body Mr.. Rublec failed Of confrma-
ton by the senate, which confirmed
his four associate mcmbers-Joseph
r. Davies, Edward n Hurley, w. J..
Harris and William II. Parray. The
commission will meet in Washington
for organization March Is, an earlier
date having been Cancelled because
Messrs. Parry Hurley and Harris
could not arrange their business Mr..
Harris is closing up his work as direc.
tor OF the census and Mr. Parry Is
in Seattle. Wash.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
Alderman Prefers to Be Sheriff.

tional to be alderman and sheriff at
the same time, Sheriff Albert Holquist
resigned from the city council He
had served on that body for twelve
years.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
Storm plsahIes Submarines.

Copenhagen, March scandinavian
merchant ships returning from the
North sea report having sighted two
or three German ubmarincs disabled
by heavy storm aud gteaming slowly
for their base
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
PRIZES FOR BRITISH SHIPS.
Reward TO Next Four Vessels Which
Sink Submarines.

London, March S.-Joseph Hoult. a
prominent ship owner writes to the
Times Offering $4,000 each to the next
four mercantile vessels or trawlers
which sink German submarines.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11

Chicago March 9--Thc odict Of Gar
Nicholas torbitdng the use Of vodka
was made the cause OF a message OF
thanks from the national hcadquar.
ters Of the Womeug Christian TEN.
perance union at Evanston.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
American Cotton Vessel Freed

Boston, Mass, March 9.-The cotton
laden steamer Pacific, bound from Gal.
weston for Rotterdam, which was de.
tanned at Deal, England has been re-
leased, according to cablcEram from
Captain Mundy It's commander.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
VIII Vote on Auditorium.

Superior-A proposal to build mu-
nicipal auditorium will be put up for
the approval OF the voters OF Superior
at the April election.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
Ere Kills Three.

Minneapolis, MINI, March g.
Three persons lost their lives and nine
were Injured In fire which swept
two Heunepin avenue hotels the AS
toria and the Frederick. The damage
is sos, GOO
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
WORKING on Bio War Order

Clintonvile.-The Four Wheel Drive
Auto company Of this place Is turning
out 100000 order for motor trucks
TO be shipped to the war zone
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
ENJOYS Spurn Carranza.

In announcing that Obregon would
evacuate Mexico City, General Car
rama, in a note sent to all diplomatic
representatives in that capital, invited
the diplomats to move to Vera Cruz,
saying this would not be considered an
act of recognition of his government
1t became known that the dean OF
the diplomatic corps, In declining the
invitation, had informed Carranza that
other factions in Mexico might resent
their departure to any town under
control of Carranza.
The Carranza agency's adviccs from
Vera Cruz say Obregon intends to
leave garrison IN the capital.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11
$4,000 in Danger.

That conditions have again reached
an acute crisis was admitted at all the
government departments. Asked
whether the United States intended to
use physical force to obtain compliance
with its requests, Secretary Bryan re-
piled that nothing had been decided
upon yet beyond representation" and
that 1t was best to meet situations as
they arose"
The latest reports from Mexico City
indicate a menacing condition of af-
fairs for the 25 600 foreigners there, OF
whom $500 are Americans.
Typhus fever and smallpox have
broken out in the capital, as we'll as at
TamDico
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1915-03-11

Marinc''e.- Gov. u. l.. Philip will
DC the chief speaker at the big booster
banquet which viii be held In the Mar
'hetto hotel on April 10.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17
3ulla11h.

9p6sfalb. Sberlprer beO. 9orie11s
|5totsifolc 8. S. 5cbmibt er 500 al
|2l1ngebeten0el1e, g. 9lar ganrmcl.
9rnfnet / fit 9abe. 2erer ".
|5teffenlen, Malborg, CT fu11Oen 0p6
Il lin @abe, bbor BON par ltprta neh
i en 8anbbebolber og Orufnet. 5tef=
fenl en bleb so Mar pg bar / mango
Mar birfet beO Malborg fomm1111ale
|5folebelen.
@eitfpiten bjelnipges I 6e1ne Eli
(ganlfe nbpggeligt al epioemiift
Spg0omme. Oct CT ierlig Difteritis
og 5farlagensfeber. Spgbpmment
optreoer n1eo itor &eftigbeD, lac
flere 5foler bor maattet 1uffffe Ell
|Gi0. Cont ct ene1taaenDe Iilfeloe
fan nepnes, at fra ct erelte Stem
Il @el6um 'be6 2embig er fife min:
Ore ems 10 8prn i116lagt paa Opt
o%enibniet> alle aitgrebne af 5fur=
lagensfeber.
Gn poetiif' 9ebitor. @n 6orret-
ming / Sftbe mootog forleoen fpl-
ge1r0e Sbar paa en- &egning til en-
l&l1nbe:
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Billige J~ulegaver
VINTERLESNING

/. 10 in1lffe, foIorcre0c Jlag
Eoftfort, reprnie1ltercl,De II.
g. Mmerifn, Dann1arf, Morgc,
Sbcrrig, Sinlal1b, Granfr1g,
n%or0iife &o11ger, oip.
2. nniberiol Bict11re @olleri, 1T.
oeboloenoe 20 foIorereoe 8ot-
fort / pragtfuloe Sorper, re-
prG1enterenbe berpmte bouno-
moleoe Malerier, 2a1lbifober
ira sc im1,ffeltc ggne / Mor-
oe1t, inmt @ratulotions=, Seyltl=
% NptaarSfort, ETC..
3. SlI. 6onlilic So11rnal. g,l el>
0re balb Margang al Blaoet.
Sig 500 8ogitoar.
4. ST.. Samilie Sol,rnal IA Maa-
ne0er til Sarllar 1917. Dette
Blao n6folnlner bDer Weao11eb
/, / itort 16=lioig 5ormat og in=
oeboloer TortGllinger, 9topcl.
ler> 0igte, @iogrofier> gooe
&aub, Mnef6oter, o1p. On 9(or=
gang er Zig 1000 8ogii6er.
S. Senrif Sbiens berpmte Digt
Serie @iaen meo Sorfotterens
8iIle6e.
6. st elegant Baltel Maleri Bog=
merfe meb &alenoer for 1916,
inrnt en- 2iite ODER flere tuiit1oe
intereSiante og ber6iful0e 8p-
ger, font mt inlges til betpoe=
Zig ne6iatte Hriier. Mlt Bette
lenoes e11bber, lpm ien6er os
SO Gents / Il. g. Scimerfer
eller so. 8. Sill Canada %
europa ct Yriicn 70 Gents
Mgenter bn1fes.
6. &asmnsien Enbliibins g.,
722 Spntb 4tb Street,
@inneapplis, Minn.
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|br1os. Nielicns sri bopoc facet fat
en- 9eagle, og olle trc n1aotte Sc
|toge fat for at brittle bons / &ron1=
pen ltipne0e @en0er lps. iSpnqcu-
|oe III. oper Melinge1L ileo Sc loo
me0 at fao Niellc1l Der nplten bar
f%1lolte11oig ltip> op, pg cnoeIig Inf
|feoe5 Bette oglao. Stipper G}iellcn
|blcp> efter at man bopoe befrict
|bam for Set mclte al set Wono, bou
!!boboe 1lugt brogt tilfpjs. Gen til
|tolote 2pgc bar ienere fonltoteret
|e1 lettere 2l1ngebetrnoellc.
Gn Spman6, fan maa lioe -.
|9a 5tenfiifer=@ olcuien SLAB
|ltrono" al &gopig, Slipper Moo=
|1erL fornplig loa uofor @efsnns> Ia
|ltet mes S1en til s%Srcoericio, blelte
bet 1oo froftigt al Sp6, at 5fip=
|pere1 life t11rbc iejle, bborf or bar
LOS @aleoien blipe liggenoe for Mr=
fer. @. 10 ont Mfte1cn iprong @in=
Den plltoIeltg ON / Norobelt og too
It'll / StDrfe, 1no 6cn / 2pbct al foo
Win1ttcr bleh til eli orfanagtig
|Storm mco Hegn. Der bar MI life
|anoet at gjprc e11h at 1ette @nle=
|alen poa 2ano eller for5ege at a
til oe11 1 Mil bortligqenbe Terelp.
'Wean beilutteoe fig til set iio]te,
lfjgnt Sper1e uafbrll0t ifplleoe ober
og ser life bar Str at
rette fig efter. 0a n1o,1 omtre11t bor
naaet &alpDejen BERTH, gift 5tpr=
mot1ocn ne0 / 2ufofet for at bente
ct 5tDffe Neb. Weoens fan npbpl0t
Jig Ser, fom Ser en- mGgtig Brooo=
is, Ser fprte 5fipperen 110e11boros.
iii alt 9el6 fif fam fat meo oe11
enc &aano / 2%prningen ~ bolbt
Jig folt, til Ell onoe11 froftig 81 lpf=
teoe bam op paa 0Gfff igien. San
tog berefter Hlo0s peo &oret, til
Stprmanoel1 otter fom tilboge fra
2ufofet. Sc. noac0c imi0lerti0 til
Neerelp, bpor Sc, otter at bobe facet
tprt Ipj poo og fooct noget at ipi=
1e> otter fpm til @p9terne, pg ef=
fer bDu0 ser. meObeles fra: Nerele>
CT Sc MI otter porot til at toge oe1p
Spr11 meO Set puooe Clement.
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Kjahrahxuu

9spt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sultiisni
niiteriet bar u0iteot sSorb110 moi
uofprlel al 5tenrinlDs og Greiol
&reparater. Torbroet tre0er ltrofS
Il &roft.
Tra &eitin6ien. Gil Sru Geportc:
lmentscbef SHORT 2oren5en CT inolp:
|bt fglge110e Selegrom fra @omiltor
Sacfion: ~SSngen iom bcllt l1roIig:
be0er. Solif."
&ulpriierne / &jg6cnbapn. Sc fie.
|benbQbnite &1llgrosiilter bnr / oisle
|9age uolen6t @eo0elelie ONT, al
Nriicn pao Sill CT forbeiet fra 9
|&r. IS Gre pr. @eftoliter til 3 SIR.
Gn al Gaiinps nnge Gfneipillcr=
inber Sr. Doris S%obanneien ofrci=
}te forleoen meo Oscar II" til &a=
.lifornien for at bane Jig Sci oerob=
re font 6ilmsifuelpillerinbe. &ele
Gaitnos Yerlonole meo Oireftione11
i 5pioie1 mpote / Sribopnen for
at toge Mfifeb n1eb Sen .11ngc 90
1te.
9pbsfalb. @n al 8. S. 9. g.. el=
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mu5ieu CD Qfgaoet be6 Dp6er / Sri
|ltionio ioln 5plge of ct 5lagtilfGl=
&c. &optejn &asnusierl Ser blep
|61 Mor ga11mel, baboe / en- Marref=
f. fprt Gamperen ~2imfjoroen" og
ft6en 1914 "Gimbria", Ser / benne
|Iio gaar / &uten &ipbenbab11-Sre-
Observation-Disclosures.
&ruesforcnings 8ebrageri. = St
|32=aorig Mo11b, &icbarb Micbellen
Der / nogen Sio bar beret on1at for
lloOeler / 8r1tgsforeninge1, Sreoe
rifSbolm / &jgbenbabn or blebc1
orrelteret, operbebilt ont, 8eoruger
log Sdllf. Mrreltanten bor belbege
8rl1gsforeningen De0 falitelig q
fpittcre T6lgeieoler for 8arer, ion
ban bob6e fjpbt | 8r1gsforeningeln
9eabn og poo &re6it.
Sefnplpsiif Snititnt. S Sperpu
relic al en- talrig Experimentation 10
oonif Snb11ltri og @aanoberf fon0
forle0en @ftermi00og Me0ramnit1
gen 5te0 af BEN fprlte at be 120(
Sernbetonpele, paa bbilfen Sefno
logiif Sniltitltts NpbDgning ifal bbi
lie. Silite6e bar oesl16en San6elsmi
hitter SaSiing=sSbrgenlen &abinets
1efreter, &arnnerberre &rieger o.
Sinansborgmeiter S. Senien m. Fl
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; Dann1ark. -

,,af ct at &c itprlte et1gelife Gelegrom-
lburea11er i Sfm1oinabien, bar gipet
ct &eiltrne al Sc 8etrogtningcr, ban
Il, Mnleoning al 9iprn 8iprnlpns
Beipg Dor lenot til England, % lonl
i ois1e 9agc trpffes / tnlrigc 8looe
Il belle Storbritonnicn:
Seq bolocr al Donn1urf. Oct
CT ct al DC fao freolplte 2orbe, ober
Dpis &pitcr Sc itorpolitiifc @plger
Eifte ifpller inb. Set bunife Soft bar
pnret mpnltcrnrroigt nel,trolt, %
ielp pm jog maoite bat loobct bonit
Splfefplelic ua 5inoclag, bar jeg
life ,loeer1 1io ipgt at inbrongere
|0anmart pao Den enc cller oe1 an
Sen ,Sibe al Sc IL ltore ltribenoe
Magtgr11pper. Set bar jog bcller
iffc qiort / @aor.
Mine Selegronr1cr til 2pnOon
bar life ipgt at gipre @jprnim1=Oe=
monltrutionen til Stprpolitif. 90
bar in0 ifr9nfet Zig til at rcicrere
8cgipcnbeoen, iom Sen CT poslcrerct.
9e bar iagt 0ettc, at Der por Sole
ON en-. ltprrc Concentration, ems
ma11 maoifc 11ogen Siroe bur perct
&ibne til / 9anl1orf, at 8iprnlpn
bleb pebet MS al mfsne Soft, Scr
ptoitc, bpoo Sc gioroe, at bal1 n1oot-
te npgibe at tale, % at ban mi CT
rejlt fin Sci iom en Hagen Mauo.
Dcrintno 5ur ieg fife ipgt at a11olp=
lere, bDern ellcr bDor mango Sc
mpnltrantcrne por. Seq bar ino=
ifrG11fet mig til at foltlloo bcrcS
|Slfces, og ieg for n1eo @lebe fun
net ngtne, bporlcoes 0en1pnl trotio=
lten ligeiom tit Ell national l1olps-
ming / Mfipngelicn al oonlte og l1rr=
tic Nationollonge, / bbis @ffo man
bprte Soner11e al SITS q long, long
luap to G%ipperorp."
Sppri9t bar ieg iGrlig bopt Sntcr=
leslie al at opbol6e mig peo Sen pn1=
|%fattenoe &irfiombeo, 1om ST.. @jrrrl=
Ion bor uofol0et gie1me1r Bureau
Noroens N(gitation og @ropogonoo.
|Oet en- nit Sn0trpf, bbab jeg ogloa
bar iogt, at Set CT. ST. @jornions
|Selegrampirflo1nbeb, Ser bar ioron=
)le6iget @aorsoage11s 9emonitrotio=
ner. Soar Oerfor ST. 8ierl1lcns
Ige11t / Mftes bbert 4. Minl1t l:o=
raabte, at ST.. @jernlo1, bap0e &rob
poa at blipe bprt, iaa bor jog rpfat,
|tet Situationen laalebes, at 8jvrn=
ion bor talt uimo6Iagt - % ubel1
lat fllnnc mo6liges = Is Mcone=
Eher igien11em lit B11reol1. s Mitcs
bar set bans Sur til at bpre. vToir
plan" ipnes jeg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-12-17
@rruf.

Sen forIbnnbne Gprppral. &or=
porol Olie1t beo 81. 8otoillons 4.
F&.ompogni, Der for ca. en- Waoneo
Elioen fprlponot iporlplt, ct funDen
|1om Sig / &olunoborg @apn.
/ @ies fra 6Grperne. Der CT
ois1e 9oge anfommen ct Bar 9u11=
oreoe lepen6e .@jes fra SGrperne
It'll &%jpbenbup1l % De pil mt blibe
|feoeoe til SSulemorfe0et. De CT min:
Gre chs Sc oonife @jes, men ellcrs
gooe.
5prliit. s 5plge ct til 5trpn@
inblpbet Telegram fra Om1ioen
lSollano or @fom1ertbrig v9rnen'
[af &olll,noborg forlilt / Nor6ipe11
Beiptningen ct reooet: @fonnerte1
f9rtes al &apteinen SborbaG
|Gronoien paa Strpnp. 0en bar pa(
&ejle fra england til Sberrig me>
&ul.
9ramipse. GIT al Sc gaml
|Sol6oter, lom forleoen in0falote!
It'll SifringsitDrfen % font tt
&nltosbobobeo be6 Npborg, bleb ct
S%ormio0ag lpg og maatte beres
l5eng. Oberfor itn &remierlgjtnm
erflGre6e BON belten1t, at bans 81
6ebefin0en6e ifpl0tes ben Omiten
F0igbeo, at ban fife bapoe. faae'
'Drm til Srofolten.