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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10
THANKS TO THOSE Wpo nElPeD.

! In times of trouble and misfortune, il
seems that the best that il in every one
comes to the surface, and that all the
good in one is expended in the public
welfare, each man and each woman doing
his or her duty to the fullest extent, as
they see it.
We have just passed through, or are
passing through, period OF trouble and
public anxiety, and We feel that in justice
to ourselves and the community, we
should return thanks to some of those
who labored so untiringly and incessently
in their efforts to protect us from the
flood waters or to do their part to help u
after the overflow came.
Too much cannot be said in praise of the
magnificent, efficient, and intelligent serv-
ices of our Levee Commissioners, and
Messrs. Schoenberger and Barton, Gov
eminent Engineers, for their labors dur.
ing the high water period. These gentle
men were ION the job both day and
night, ever ready to respond to the call
to duty and doing their duty cheerfully
and well.
To these gentlemen we owe a debt,
which we can never pay, but We assure
them that they have won for themselves
warm place in the confidence, respect,
and esteem of our people.
The manager and operators of the local
Telephone exchange gave as
good service as could have been asked or
desired day or night. Our telephone calls,
and at times they were sent in with light.
ming like rapidity, were answered prompt
" and cheerfully, and our community
appreciates the invaluable services
rendered. We congratulate the Telephone
Company and the public on having euch
an efficient force in charge of our local
exchange
With train service suspended, our mails
were necessarily irregular, and the Post
Mistress and her valued assistant, re-
alizing this, and that the people were
anxious to receive their delayed mails,
opened the mail every night, although |
'ome times IT was quite late when the boat |
arrived. We, the people, fully appreciate
'uch accommodating service and sincere
y thank these ladies for having 60 incon-
themselves to accommodate us
We are again called upon to thank the
men of st. Joseph, both white and
olored. for having so willingly volunteered
o guard the levee for a space of four
niles both above and below town.
'hese volunteers were on duty day and
light, freely giving their services to the
'ublic, and we can assure them that at
light our sleep was more calm and ;
'eaceful knowing that the levee was
areiully patrolled and guarded.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Public Notice is hereby given that I
will conduct an examination for WHITE
TEACHERS on April. Ord, 4th and 5th,
in the School Board Office in the Court
House, and for COLORED TEACHERS
on APRIL 9th, 9TH and 9Th, in the COL
ored School House.
The came rulee that governed the past
examination will govern this examipa-
ton.
All applicants will please report
promptly on the first day of each ex-
animation at NINE O'CLOCK in the
morning with pen, ink and good legal
cap or examination paper.
Yours very truly,
THOS. NJ. WADE, Supt.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10
Notee b cslug 0unsrs!

Cattle owners in parishes having con-
siderable portion Of its acreage under
water as a consequence OF the recent
overflow should take advantage of this
condition and rid their pastures OF the
Texas fever or cattle tick.
Pastures that have been inundated for
q few weeks will he entirely clean Of this
infection, all eggs and seed ticks will have
been destroyed, consequently if all cattle
from these localities are properly disin-
ffected, thus destroying all the ticks on
the animals before they are allowed to
return to the range, these particular
pastures will be free from ticks indefinite
~, provided in the future no ticky cattle,
horses or mules are allowed access to them
without first being dipped. The best
method of destroying the ticks is by
means of arsenical dip and where dipping
watts are any way accessible these should
be used. The animals should be Dipped
twice within period of from 3 to days
apart, after which it will be absolutely
safe to return them to the clean range.
This should be done Immediately after
the second dipping unless the cattle are
obliged to swim a stream, when it advis-
able to defer moving for about IL hours
after final dipping.
Planters having but few cattle and no
available dipping vat may use soap
emulsion which consists OF one pound OF
soap. (either laundry or soft) dissolved in
a gallon of water by heating, allowed to
cool and add one quart of coal oil to each
gallon of the preparation. This is an
effectual germicide and may be used for
lice or ticks on all farm animals. II
should be used thoroughly, using cloth.
/ The above is suggested az a cheap, easy
and efectual method Of Kidding pastures
OF ticks, without the necessity of season
dipping. When considerable portion of
parish is overlooked, influence should
be brought to bear upon the Police Jury
that they adopt regulations protecting the
territory.
1t frequently happens that the overflow
covers territory, that lie, under ordinary
conditions, the hardest to clean by dip
ping methods, as it is often composed of
many hundreds of acres of open range.
Cattle are more or less wild as q conse-
quence, and it is with difficulty that all
cattle can be collected every dipping day,
which procedure is of course necessary
under ordinary conditions to destroy ali
ticks in pasture.
The overflow occurring at such an early
date, there wonld he but slight tick de-
velopment and it should prove exception
ally easy with the cooperation of the
planters in these overflow sections to
clean and keep clean their pastures.
Any further information furnished up
on application.
WALTER M. SIGREST.
AGENT BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY.
Tallulah. Louisiana.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10

All citations shall he served upon the Pres
ident, or IN bis absence upon the vice-Dresi-
dent. or the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of this C0P-
poration. or upon any such other person a.
may be determined and designated by this
corporation. Z.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10

Owing to the recent water and conse-
quent inconvenient methods of travel,
and especially from lack of business, the
regular March term OF District Court is
ordered pretermitted. 1t is also ordered
that the jury commission will not be
called to draw Jury for the regular
April term, there being practically no
criminal business on docket necessitat-
ing jury trial; all criminal business COM
ing up for the April term being triable
by the Judge.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10

WALL En- NJ. SlJhESI,
AGENT BUREAU OF ANIMAL INDUSTRY
Tallulah, Louisiana.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10
NOTICE
AGAINST TRESPASSlNcI

ON

] take this method Of notifying
the public tisst my plantation,
MYRTLE GROVE" In the Sixth
Ward Of Tensas parish, La, Is
posted against HUNTING AND
GENERAL TRESPASSING. ! make
this pUblic statement with the
hope that Il may have some effect
at least, In protecting my rights
and property against abuse. which
private request to gentiemen Of
this section has not been able to
accomplish, due perhaps to the
abseoce Of . strong mans protec.
ton a . lone Widows portion. In
posting my property h the Tensss
Gazette against violation, wish to
protest against the high.handed
oastlawry that ] have been com.
PEELED to endure because Of my
defeaseless womanhood, and Row
thus publicly state that am pre-.
pared with legal support to prose.
cute any trespasser to final con.
victioa without regard to person.
(SlSned) MRS. A. e. BASS,
Myrtle Grove Plant.
Waterproof, Ia.
Feb'y. 18th, 1910.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10

We congratulate Mr.. Tom Parker, who
won for clerk of court, and Mr.. Mansfield
Grove, who won for assessor, in the run
off held in West Carroll Tuesday, Goth.
They are two fine young men and their
many friends are delighted over their
Mr.. Caison won over Mr..
Yeraer for assessor in Madison parish
East Carroll annsssDemocrat.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10
ACT OF INCORPORATION
WENTWORTH PLANTATION, Ise.
STATE OF ILLINOIS.

BE IT KNOWN AND REMEMBBRED that
on this the nth day Of February. lgIS. before
&c Jane: Z: 0ro6. : Notary fsbiic in and
Tor the County and State Aforesaid, duly
CON miasfoned and qualified In accordance
With law. and IN the presence Of the two Wit
nesses hereinafter named and undersigued,
there personally came and appeared Aiva r.
the Town Of Newellton in the Parish Of Ten
sas. and 6tete Of Louisiana, and L. L. La
Plue. resident Of the Town Of Bridgeport,
40 esase O. nlinois. who aevsrally declared
TIE nws aad oQast1tutton Of the state Of
IS $500 e : - -; 49,. ne: :ss So e.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10

Mr.. Louis Buckner went TO Natcl,e1
last Friday for Mn. Buckner and the
baby, who returned with him Sunday
night. The little lady will bear the name
Mary Fore for her maternal grandmother.
Mrs. Buckner was also accompanied BY
her sisters, Misses Lilly and June Nc.
Dowell.
Mr.. G. s. Blanche and family have
moved to Madison parish, where they
will be located near Quebec on the w.,
8. & P. road. We are sorry to lose them
from Tensas but hope they will be hap.
PLY situated in their new home and com.
mend them to the good people Of our
sister parish.
The recession OF the food waters is
causing many Of our people to turn their
attention to spring gardens, and toward
this end Messrs. Baker & Son have just
received full stock of onion sets, garden
seeds and seed potatoes, also hardware
implements necessary for gardening,
such as hoes, rakee. spades. etc.
With the rapid recession Of the overflow
waters the train crews are bnsily engaged
in repairing the track and road. bed and
this week the train got down a. far a.
Newe.lton. 1t Is expected that we will
have train service to St. Joseph from the
North by next week and possibly through
to Nstchez. The damage to the road-bed
is not found To be Is bad as was feared,
while the stretch between Waterproof and
Ferridsy was less seriously damaged. We
understand work train is now coming
up to Goldman and Locust Ridge from
Ferriday and expects to reach st. Joseph
about Monday.
The management Of the St. Joseph
Electric Theatre has requested us to an
nounce that they will resume operation
about March 2lst, when high-cIass at
traction win be put on the boards, and
another special feature will be shown
Friday night, Path inst, admission to
either Of these performances will he sc.
A matinee will be given on Saturday
evening, admission fee being ten and
fifteen cents. The resumption Of the pic
lures will be greatly welcome and we
hope the opening attendance will be
large and the enterprise given every en-
during the succeeding sum-
n,er months, when food recollections will
all he forgotten.
Owing TO the rapid fall Of the river the
Cordill lie unable longer to come into the
lake in front OF town and hand at the
Ievee - she did when the water Mss high.
and which wse 20 pleasant and covenient
to our town. Mail and passengers are
nos forced to 90 acron the lake In boats
70 ths watchoess d the upper laading
MT ov1nl1e.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1916-03-10
Cut Your Store Bill
Down One Half

Tens of thousands of farmers as well a
town and city folks cut down their store
bills one-half last year and saved money
In spite of generally short crops and re-
duced wages
Absolutely millions of dollars were
saved and countless families lived better
than ever before in the face of the cotton
crisis and general business depression.
How were these burdensome store bills
cut down! BY the real money-saving
power Of good home gardens. rightly
planted and kept planted and tended
through the season.
Hastings 1916 Seed Catalogue tells how
to cut store bills down; tells about gar
den and farm seeds of kinds and quail
ity that cannot be bought from your mer-
chant or druggist. It's full of garden and
farm information. It's free if you ask
for II. Write for 1t now. H. G. HASTINGS
CO., Atlanta, Cs.-(Advt.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
,,8repare0neis".

Social Oemofrote11" Gbicagl
er lelpfglgelig life forlparsbegej
itret; SEN onerfje11ber Np0be110igbe:
SEN al en- 9lrt n1ilit9rt Boliti pes
2anbetS urolig1te @renle, 1nen 1tgc1
ellers:
Ser er frebet iaa meget on
&reparebnc1s pg ON, at alle 1fulo:
trpnere og bore 8aobe11, on1 Splfe.
pern Zig Scbpeit5 oib., nnen bp'
oberbepilt ON, at man bill bore ME
get fpriigtig / iao @el1ieen0e. Nfinc
orbej0er1e> 5taoltrultens og andre
Srl>jters 9(rbejoere, ioa Del 1on pr
goniiereDe 9lrbejbere / on6re Sag
bill 11of blibe nn0erfaltet Qlrnin0elic
@ernepligt, men 6e bil life faa 9or
It'll at ophebare 6eres Saabe1
|&iernme11e. Sen &i1torie bill nen1lil
|brre oltfor for1ig for &obitalilterr'
9rbejOer11e bil bel 11of blibe tpl1ng
Inc iii at tr9nere, men Set bill blir{
Il en- ioo lo1gt borteliggenbe CAMP
at syoren for b9bnet Sprpr MOI
|&opitolisnnen afben0es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
1Sattigc &prm / >. 9. S.

S r9lifop Mnnerican" offentliggjp,
res ct 8rep fra Srlt sln0rea Sronf
ion beber 6o111fe &bir0er / Mmeri:
ia om at ip S9j til fattige og for:
pl0relpie 8prn / 9an1f Seltin0ien
Sc @erh 1on 1erligt trenger ii!
Sri ct ira 6 til 10 9lor ganle.
uOgioo brugt Spj lom fan ife:
res 1ni1,ore og ipes om, bill blipe
n1o6toget meo @lp0e. 8loot elle1
fl,lprt> 1nerflaOen Sarbe pil bert
melt prafti1f baa6e for Siger oQ
Grenge, 6a set er ne1nmere at bploe
rent. Ser er life igrlig barmt og
heller life ierlig folOt. Salfetpj CT
rof Set beb1te," 1friper 6ru Sranf
Srnerne &tgn1or Eeterien, 8
Senle11 og @u0run 9lnoerlen, glfon
Minn., n1o6tager meb Saf 1ao0ann;
@ober og pioerelenoer 6cm til Sclt.
in0ien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30

Dlon 1noo> lfriper ban, goa nb
fra, at bis1e 8prn biier arpelige
9lnleg, ser freezer en- 1arlig Sp0ra=
|gelie for at b1iDe gjort frugtbrin=
gen6e. @il man onbe116e 0pr poo
en- npttig Moobe, tager man &enipn
til 0eres SSSnltinft, 0eres meofpote
9lnlpg. ScsbGrre ban6ler man iff,
laa flogt> naor Sulen ct ON W}en=
nelfer. Sfte onben0es Tolf til Sir
bei0er, ion1 Sc mangler Soru0let=
ninger for at funne 110fere. De11
OmltpnOigbeo, at Ser forme0ellt
&ol0te9t CT f90t tpife 89rn bort
SeDrelono, fan in1i6lerti0 gipe 9l11=
leoning til ct ret lprcrigt peOago=
|giif Experiment.
S Dor Sis er 5pioneri blepen c11
Np0penoigbe0 / &rigen. 6ranifman
6ene egner Jig ir1i0lerti0 life til
bette &berb, me0ens Set n1o6iatt1
er Gilfel0et neo Gpiferne. Gnbber,
Ser tilbgrer 6en tpife &oce, bor fren1=
ragen6e 9lnlpg for 5pioneri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
&pntmcn6e Slaa.

2on0ot %. sSuni. = Gplflonb
er MI operbebilt ON, at Sc 9llliere-
6es ofgj9re10e Tren1ltb0 mart pil
begpn0e. Wee0 febrilif Ss5per forltrr=
fer Sc 6eres 5tillinger / 9torofrunf-
rig og 6lan0err, ne0e1s Gnglp1l=
6erne fortletter 6eres bol0lomna
8eifp0ning al be1e 5lagli1uen ira
Dpres til 5onn1ne. Store 9lrtilleri=
tilfprIer bur flr0et Ste0 / bisie
Gage paa tDlf Si6e.
uMfgjprelle11s Slime er 1looet"
flyer Norilerbla0et ~W}otin":: -
~Oberult fplger 9lngreb MI poa
6or1par.
Set o11tages, at Sc Mlliere6es fpr=
lte bel forbere0te Weosleangreb bill
for0ripe Spiferne fra &er0un.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30

lebus bar blebe11 beltiaalet for 300
900 Srancs rineligbis Sen 1tolte
&eit al SC Millioner, iom 2eopole
loo p0ielt ltrpe6e for benoes Spo-
ser.
Hoa Wru10log al 8aronesiens
&loge los Nolitiprefefter1 Sen poo=
gel0enbe Spillebonf ll1ffe og iottt
Snbebaperne UNDER MnbolOel1e.
Si6en 8orones1ens 9ggtelfnb meo
6en forbenperen0e frantic ltn0erot=
ficer Nurieur bleb oplplt, bar bun
lepet olcne. Sornplig meOOe1teS Bet,
at bun iful6e giftes me0 Sen BE-
fje116te @rep @oni Sc Goltellano,
men 6a Sen pobeltge 9ggteifobsoom=
ltol nngte6e at oplple @repens 9Gg=
te1fob n1eb glrnerifonerin0en glnno
@oul6, opgap 8aronesien 0isie sgg=
te1fabsploncr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
fra ualplahaRrnf.
&rt9stelegrammer fra Sc e,ropGiife
Spbebiteber.
9insitife Seire.

2on6on %. Stunt. - Guslern(
far III erobret bele Set p1trig1f(
&ronlan6, 8ufolpina> og 7ltrigerr:
fort1etter 6eres Slugt / &etning a.
&arpatberne.
Tetrogro0> 81. Su11i. - Gn 1to1
tDif Sroppeaf0eling .er blebet 1laoe1
beo G5artorplf SolbDnia. s bel:
ggnen fpn1pes Ser fre1n6eles, o.
&anonlfnD0enes Orgn lD6er u0e1
Gtan6sring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
Gglpbrp1lnp.

Son1es 93osml1slen og Srne !
8rooflpll &c. g., fejreoe forleoen
oeres 5plpbrpllup Wfonge at Den
Derperen0e oonlfe &olonis Neeolen1=
mer in0fa,1ot Zig for at gratltlere
Slipper SSSan1es" og 6ru &asmus>
1e1l ser bcgge bber for Jig giennen'
mango slor bor ipillet en- ltor &olll
/ Greater Seem 9)orfs 6onife Sor=
eningslip. Sanes &osmuslen er
mangeoorig TornanO for Selgjp,
renbeosiellfobet u0anmarf" Ser pp
retteoe og pebligebolber Set oonlfe
9uoeroonsbjem / 9ropflpn, pg bons
&u1tru er @eltpreliesmeolen1 al for
1fjellige &nin0eforeninger.
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&en mt SSer0nn.

Eoris, %. sSuni. = Splferne bor
6repet 0eres &ile e10n1 lengere in>
Il SEN frantic 5loglinje beo 8er0ur
og erobret Sc befelte0e Stillinger
be0 Sbinltmont pg SleurD. &an1pen
fortiptteS nne0 nforn1i116ifet @ilbbel
unOer iSorlpget poo at gjennembore
Sen li0lte franlfe Soriparslinie o.
on1gaa 6eltningerne poa Mor0 lt0e11
Wfan 11ener> at Sen ongribe11oc
tplfe Seer beltoor al 1efs 9ipiiioner
poa iolt 100000 M}ono, Ser er
1pre6t ober en- 5laglinje paa ca.
p (eng.) Oftl.
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l1lhffeliq 9lutompbiltnr.

9(Ifre6 81. &oniens M11tomobiltur
til Chicago fif ct lergeligt Sorlpb.
Son1e11 bopbe, 1om omtalt, paotaget
1ig at operbril1ge en- eSSnbbpbefie fra
Omobo til Ereli0enten for SSllinois
9ltbletic Club Gbicogo pr. slnto=
n1obil og erfleret at funnc t1lbogc=
lpgge @eje1l $50 Mil, II 81
mcr, lfriper %. 9. s."
Sonunel1 ne0 2orp 9epgaoro, ell
befien0t 9lutomobililt 1tarte0e 9on:
len fra Sn1obo / Sperbnrelle al cn
1tor Mernelfenasle
SEQ Gelefonforeiporgiel hooo:
mon erforet, at en- &eg1bpgc MI
Notte1l bopbe. opblpot en 9el a
8ejen as 2incoln @igblnop, boortpr
man logbe Suren ON 40 cit :1t]enc1
Sci og ner Mace0onio So, fo1n
man nco 'en Sart al ct balbt @1t4i:
6reoc Afil Siner plu0lelig til eli
Ifurp SnOrcjl1ing as Ell 1mol Ee)
mes en- bnb llbboif11ing poa S;ocn
Sonjens 9(nton1pbil bur pao It hGn=
qc116e Saar ner blepen faltet oper
hporino0 Sen nplte 9luton!pbil.
bppri heio>ot Jig @unlens Spc9cr
9r. esobn s}ocf, 9lrtbur Stcr5
Gborles Mortin og @eorg Mc1ln
ser boboe fulgt @anlen> 0a Sen forn
til Set forlige 5teO, blep 1lpng';
oper meo olle fire un0er 0en. Geo
Meim bar melt me0toget. og Ser c!
sSorc for bol1s 2ip, Stor5 fif Ser
enc 5ful6cr breffet, og Or Mac:
fit 9}pggen 1len1t belfooiget.
5oa 11ort @u0lfabet ont llbelbc1
nooeOe iii Smaha, 1tarteoe Mrt6n>
@tor5' Sr1tru lammen neo fine t;
6pltre, sl}rs. Bartlett og Nfi1s
&ort, iqn1t gfiis Gillian SSenlen
0ottcr al 9eter Senlen 9lububol
cSa., % s01rs. 8artletts lille Gotte1
al Steo til 5tebet, bDor l1beloe!
bar jfct. Ser u0fn11bt Sc imiOlcrtio
at Sc tillfabefomne slmbnlonci
bar toget til Smahu, 1ne0enS 9ol':
fen bopoe efterloot lin 9lutomobil ol'
tagct 1neb Spget til Chicago for al
ppcrbringe, bpao ban babOe pooto-
get Jig.
s rolc110c 6ort fjprte 0amernl
tilbogc til Smuba, Oa Sc 110enfp1
Council @luifs blep oberfjprt al e1
frembrl1len6e &ocf ssSslano Serbia:
netog meo Set frpgtelige &eiultot
at Sc to 5pitre, 0}rs. Stor5 oo
Mrs. 8ortlett, blep 0r9bt pjeblif
felig, Miis Senien og Bornet fon1
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Alltattrrtt trupr.
8refenlanb tbinges til at inStage
ct Gtanbpmnft.

@refenlon6> bbis 5tilling til SC
frigsf6ren0e Mogter bar ppret prp=
get al @ol0ningslesbe6 og @oflen,
er MI blebet np6t til at i16toge ct
Ston6pl111ft efter &on1man0o noe=
fra.
0e 9llliere6e bar it6ite l1ge TIL
ltillet &egieringen Mtben en- 6el=
lesnote> bbori Set frebes, at @rn=
fenlan6 giebliffelig oen1obiliiercs:
fin Ser> og at Mtbens Nolitioireftpr
oflattes; e110bi0ere for0res Set, ct
BEN 5Dn1pati for Sc 9llliereoes Gag,
lom Dtrer fig ltore Oele al 8c=
folfningen r1oa fon11ne frit til Sr=
Sc, men at 6e> lon1 gj9r Eropagano1 /
for SDiflan6s Snteresier> lfol u0-
pi1es af Sa16et.
Com man pil le, bor Sr6ct
u9eeutrolitet" / engellf=franif=ru rusit;t
6ortolfning fooet en- ganlfe M Sc
| tD0ning.
Gellcsnote1 fom font en- ubebugc-
Zig og brat Sperrolfelle. 9ogen bar
en- of Sc borlnelte 9ltben / mango
9lar, &ongen bar borte> 0finilter=
fontorerne forloOt, og olle 8utifc,
bor luffeOe pao @rr11O al Sen pol0-
lolnne Solbe6e.
@eno6 Mften 116ie10te 8lo0ene
|2ebeie0ler ONT 9eoten, og 8efolf11in-
gen, Ser u0trpfte Sorbopielle ober
0ens 5forpbe0, ptreoe ingcn 2plt
til at mo0iette Jig 6ens &rap.
Nfinilteriet 5foulon6is bob6e>
lon1 ri ne66elte 1t6lte l1ge, in0gipct
lin 9lfife0sbegjnring; men ftp. &on=
lej1sprpit0e1t 3aimis paatog Jig
0ogen efter Tpllesnotens Offentlig=
gj6relie at 0onne ct &obinet> lom
f11noe lpie Sc 5p9rgsmool> oen
|plub1elige Strife bab6e itillet Set
greife 6olf.
@rpferlono bor i1ri0lertio life
let fig 5ton0 til at funne pro-
teltere moo 9(lliance1nogternes Sor=
|langc110er og bar 0erfor erflGret
at billie gaa in0 paa 0en1.
ut Sc 9llliere0e pil poo1e, at be=
res @rop bliber fulgt til &unft og
Hriffe, fremgaar bl. q. af Ben Sm=
1ten0igbe0> at Sc bar la0et en- 1tor
@fo6re ofgaa til greife SarDan0e.
0og pg 9eot frD0ler Sc fren1nebc
&rigsifibe u0enfor 9Sirel1s 11n0er
&o11treo6n1iral Neoreaus &ommon=
80. Gn 9lgence @abas=Oepeicbe fra
Horis flyer, at Ser pootpnfes Ell
2an0gang al Sropper - bbis Sgl=
lesnoten life beltuO relpefteres pao
bbert erfelt Aunft; Set tilfpjes, at
poa Sen greife &egjering bpiler
Mnlraret for, bba0 Der mu1igbis
lenere fan ife".
Ste1nningen / @refenlon6 CT
frem0eleS meget 6elt> men Bog bit
operbejen0e tplffjen6tlig. Qllligepel
ipnes @rnferne life om at blibe
tbnnget in6 / en- ebe11tnel Mllionce
|me0 gnglon0 og 6ets Sorbunos=
fpller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-06-30
eSmmelm 9p6.

Berlin, 25. sSln1i. - @eri 8pe1'
offentliggjeres Dag 8repe, ionl
biier, at SEN berpn1te W1iliterflDber,
&rernierlpit11ont Sn1melmann> blep
6rpbt Scamp 1neD en- engelif 6ln-
ben1olfine. Otter en- lang og bibiig
5triD fol0t SSSmmeln1o>1ns Niolfinc
til Sor0en, og Slpperen ielp blcr
fnn1t u110er Motore11s &egt.
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9eurben til Gps.

Gbr. @nnbgaar0 Gbriltenien fri
Der ~Oannebirfe" / en Mrtifel ON
Nor0e11s Jorbplo til &erDensfrtger
|bl. a. fplgen0e::
uTloooer bar oltio beret Oon=
norfs Stette og @tDrfe, men Sen
|aobne Sci moo @p6 BETS Spog-
beo.
Sen ganle noroiife Sgn1agt mao
gjenoprettes, lom ben gjenoprette=
bes efter &anleltGbernes Sis.
ct noroiif Spforbu110 syorbin=
6elie mes gngla110 og gee0erlan
bene bil lfobe Set @erreOemme poa
@opet> nnber bbilfet @erbensu6bif=
lingen fan opnao fine @arontter.
st noroiif 5pforbun6 bill for
u0lptte e11 1p 5fon0inapislne. Og
| boorot bill Set bIibe at bpje Sc 1tei=
Ie 5in0 imo0 binanben. Men Set er
SEN enelte &e0ning. Oen ii0ite Mf1t=
ligbe0 for, at 9eor0en ifal babe en-
|Gremti6.
9onmorf nao ltrpffe lin @uono
til @olbeen og 5perrig mao i110ie,
lat set life bar Hoob til at lu0e
|:Gpiflon6 pi16e fren1 til Sfagen el=
Ter til 9reiun6. 5berrig moa ie
bort fra &uslon6 / 9jebliffet. Sa=
rem ligger life ser, Sen ligger mos
|GD0."
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Song 2copulbs iibitc %eninoe.

Sen befjen6te 8oronesle &aug=
|bo1l Song 2eopolo lis 1t0lte Serin=
Sc, bor ielp 0isle urolige &rigs=
tiber 1o6et b6re fra fig. 5i0en Sri
gems l1bbru6 far bnn beret boiat
/ Noris og ser fortlat tit banta,
epentprlige 2ib. Sorle0en in0fan0t
BUN Zig bos &olitiprefeften for at
n1e00ele, at FUN ct be1nmeligt 5pil=