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Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
OFFICER GOOD
KILLED BY man,
Who KILLS SELF
Veteran Patrolman is Fatally Shot
by oliver ?. Morrell Following
Arrest and an Attempted
Escape,
TURNS GUN ON WIFE AND SELF
Shoots Wife Three Times, Severely
Wounding Her, and Then Takes
His Own Life.
MoRRELL is AN Ex-FIREMAN

Police Officer William Good, one
OF the veterans of the force, was
shot and instantly killed by Oliver
p. Morrell, 1924 North Twenty
fourth street, shortly after l o'clock
yesterday.
Following the murder of the Of
ficer, Morrell shot and seriously
wounded his wife, and then turned
the gun on himself, with fatal re-
suits.
The shooting followed the arrest
of Morrell by Good. A call was re-
ceived at police headquarters that a
man was beating his wife at 1924
North Twenty-fourth street. Good,
the patrolman on the beat, was or
dered to investigate and he arrested
Merrell.
Breaks from Officers.
He took Morrell to a drug store on the
corner of Twenty-fourth and Binney
streets, from which place he called for
the patrol. A minute after Good sum-
moned the wagon Mlorrell broke away
from the officers and started TO flee.
Good set out in pursuit After a few
steps Morrell stopped, drew a gun and
fired at the officer. The bullet struck
Good squarely in the mouth, killing him
instantly.
Morrell then went to his home and
fired three shots at his wife, striking
her in the stomach, chest and head. She
was taken to the Swedish Mission hos
pital. where she is reported in a serious
condition.
Morrell then turned the gun on him.
self. The bullet went through his heat
and he was dead when the police ar
rived.
Good was appointed to the omahs
police force, June %. 1902 He was re
garded as one OF the most reliable Off
GERS on the force. He lived at Ssl
spauiding street and is survived by ;
wife and two children. Hhe was As year,
OF age.
Morrell was 30 years OF age and 70
twenty years had been city fireman
He is survived by three children, eacl
under years of age.
According to neighbors OF the Morrell
they had quarreled frequently, particu
larly because Morrell was jealous of hi
wife. She had attended a dance Thurs
day evening. and the trouble Friday aros
over his accusing her of being escortet
home by another man.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01

NEW YORK. March 3l.-Althoush
there is an indictment against Charles
II. Able here charging eXtortion, Able
would rather return to New York AMI
run his chances before an American
court than stay In London under sls-
picion OF being a German spy.
Much to the surprise OF the police de-
partment. Able has written from Lon
don telling Of his predicament and beg
ging that the American authorl Iss esT-
tify TO Scotland Yard that he is an
American citizen. Ahl's letter came TO
Detective Barney Flood, who seys that
six years ago he recognized the indicted
man on the strand in London. When
the detective accosted him al tina. Time
Able Indignantly denied ois identity
Now ne writes 10 remind Flood ~ the
meeting and seek his aid.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
DR.. Waite Formally
Charged With Murder

NEW YORK, March 3L-The grand
Jury today returned an indictment chang
ing murder In the first degree against
Or. Arthur Warren Waite accusing him
OF poisoning his father-in-law, John e
Peck. millionaire drug manufacture Of
Grand Rapids.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
GER MANS CAPTURE
TOWN NEAR VERDUN
Teutons Attack Village Of Malan-
court from Three Sides and
Drive Out French.
ATTACK ON wooD REPUIsED


{ PARIS. March 31.-The Germans
delivered fierce night attack on
three sides OF the village of Malan-
court, says the French official state
ment issued this morning. and the
French retired from the village
proper, which was in ruins, but con-
tlnue to hold its outskirts.
Fierce infantry fighting lasted for
the entire night before the French
withdrew from the untenable posi-
ton in the village OF Malencourt, the
official statement adds.
The Germans again tried to carry
BY assault the position which the
French had won back In the Avan-
court wood. but they were repulsed.
East of the Meuse the night was
calm.
The text OF the communication follows;
I'm the Argonne we have repuised two
Tontfnued On Pa ga Two C,olui,nn Two
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Five Zeppelins Raid
Eastern England

LONDON, April Five Zeppelin air
ships raided the eastern countries OF
England last night. according to an
official announcement just issued. Thus
far it has been ascertained that about
ninety bombs were dropped by the in
yaders.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
SEISMIC SHOCK is
FELT AT GEORGETOWN

wAsHINGToN. March si.-Pronouneed
earth shocks were recorded at George
town university this morning. They be-
gan at 6:A a. m. and continued until
7.20 o'clock. and reached their greatest
intensity al 6:s5 o'clock. The disturbance
is estimated 10 have been centered about
800 miles from Washington.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Hospital Ship Sunk
by German Subsea

PARIS. March 31.-The hospital ship
Portugal has been sunk in the Black sea
by German torpedo boat or submarine
with large number OF wounded aboard
according to an announcement of the
official press bureau tonight. II is said
that the Portugal had Red Cross signs
conspicuously displayed.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
American Forger Held as Spy Asks
New York Officers to Identify Him

Able was indicted October 49, 1sE. and
II Is said he jumped his bail Of $500.
His alleged crime is not an extraditable
offense.
deposition setting forth -he fsets
about Ahle's career Is now on ats way
to London
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Court Orders Sale
of Frisco System

ST. LOUIS March 31.-A decree for the
sale of the st. Louis & San Francisco
railroad at foreclosure was signed by
Circuit Judge sanborn in the United
States district court here today. The
minimum price was placed at s45,70O,OO0.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Two Aeroplanes
Drop Bombs Into
a Swiss Village

BERNE. March Silvia Paris. 1.-Two
aeroplanes Of unknown nationality drop
ped five large bombs al dawn this rlnrn-
ing on the small Swiss village OF Poren-
trucy. near The French frontier Some
damage TO property was caused.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
LONE GER MAN WHO
CAPTURED VESSEL
CHANGES HIS STORY
Man Who Took Possession OF
Matoppo Off New York Says
He is German
Spy.
LOCKED UP SHIPS OFFICERS
Smashed Wireless Apparatus, Ter
rorized Crew and Searched
Safe and Cabins.
MAY BE TRIED FOR PIRACY

LEWES, Del, March 31.-Ernest
Schiller, the young German who cap
tured the British steamer Matoppo
and terrorized its crew of fifty-six
men on Wednesday night shortly
after the ship had sailed out of New
York harbor for yladivostock with
railroad supplies for the Russian gov
ernment, declared today that he was
SPY for the German government.
Weary from excitement undergone
in his efforts to escape from the
steamer yesterday after he had held
the crew in his power with pistols
ell of Wednesday night, he threw
himself upon a cot in the Lewes jail
early today and sought sleep.
Yes, am a spy for the German gov
ernment," he SAID. "You can belieN g
1t or not Il makes no difference to ne.
l got my instructions from the German
government to go aboard the ship and
to prevent its cargo from reaching
Russia. could have blown 1t up, but
the captains plea for his wife and daugh-
ter was too much for me and I hadn I
the heart to do 1t. / am ready TO take
the consequences, but I ask that they
keep me ashore instead OF sending me
back to the ship for the captain to take
me in charge"
May BE Tried for Piracy.
| Schiller had been told that as his dar-
| ing exploit occurred outside the three
mile limit. he would in ali likelihood be
| taken to British possessions In the West
Indies for trial for piracy. Federal au-
thorities and representatives from the
British government came here today to
examine Schiller and to decide what tc
4 do with him.
! An examination into Schilers mental
condition will be made. Those who have
talked with him believe he is irresponsi
BILE and that his story OF his career l.
not true.
Schiller was reluctant to tell his history
Il was born in Germany" he said. Never
mind the town or my parents name.
have been in this country one year, II
| New York three weeks. l was sent b.
the German government TO England sooI
after the war started and at Germany
request enlisted in the British nav!
and was assignee 20 the training shil
Conway at Liverpool
II want to say right now that Their
are several thousand Germans In tn
British navy. ! know what this mean
to me. It's the Tower OF London II the
get me back to the Matappo. But
won't go, Just bear that in mind.
J Captain Richard Bergner OF the Ma
toppo, said he is convinced that Schille
Is former naval officer.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
GERMANY AWAITS
AN INVESTIGATION
BEFORE REPLYING
Gerard Presents Note to Imperial
Government Asking if U Boat
Torpedoed the Sussex or
Horse Ship,
COMMUNICATION IS FRIENDLY
Kaiser's Answer Will Be Delayed
Until an Inquiry Can Be
Made in Case.
SOFT PEDAL AT WASHINGTON

BERLIN, aMrch 81 .-(By Wire
less to Tuckerton. N. JD-James W.
Gerard. the American ambassador,
has presented to the foreign office
his governments request for infor-
nation whether any German subma-
rlne hadtorpedoed the crosschannel
steamer Sussex or the British horse
ship Englishman. The answer, ac-
cording to the Overseas News agency,
will be delayed for some time In
order to allow the naval authorities
to make the necessary Investigations.
The tenor of the note handed the
foreign office by the ambassador is
friendly throughout.
Ask About Third Vessel.
The American embassy in addition
to requesting information concern
ing the steamers Sussex and English
man, also has asked the foreign Of
flee regarding a third steamer. the
Manchester Engineer. II is reported
that nothing is known concerning the
loss OF the three ships.
The Manchester Engineer went to
the bottom as the result of an ex-
plosion while on a trip from Phila-
delphia to Manchester. The crew,
which contained two American ne
groes, was saved Wesley Frost,
American consul at Queenstown, re-
ported that the steamer was tor
| pedoed.
Discussed by Cabinet.
| WASHINGTON. March Sl.-President
Wilson and his cabinet today discussed
the evidence thus far received By tn,
State department in the cases OF recen
disasters TO merchant ships carryinl
American citizens. In the absence o
conclusive proof OF submarine attacks nS
action was taken.
II is understood that the course TO b,
pursued by the United States should the
indications be sustained by evidence nov
| being gathered, was considered at length
After the meeting It was authoritatlvell
indicated that no step involving seriou
| consequences was imminent that the ad
minlstratlon was determined to proceed
only after definite facts were before Il
and that there would be no action unles
there was positive proof that subma
rine commander had acted in violation
OF the principles OF international law.
Nav REQUIRE a Week.
Secretary Lansing made It clear that h
believed six or seven days might elaps
before the desired information was re
ceived. The press dispatch from Berlil
announcing that Ambassador Gerard ha
presented to the Berlin foreign office al
inquiry whether German submarine ha
attacked the Sussex or the British hors
ship Englishman was read with interes
In official circles.
The statement I'm the dispatch that tn
reply might be delayed bore out tn
opinion of officials that all the Germa
submarines on cruisers at the time O
the disasters had not reported.
IL was said at the State department
that no dispatches OF Importance regard
ing any of the cases under investigatlo
had been received during the day
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
The Weather

Forecast till p. IN. Saturday:
For Omaha. Council Bluffs and Nicin-
ity-FRir. sligtly warmer.
Temperatures at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Harmony

Between the seller and the
buyer is what makes busi-
ness. Nothing equals
newspaper advertising as
the means of keeping the
merchant and his patron
in touch with one another.
Advertise in The Bee
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01

GERMANS RETURN FRENCH AIR RAID ON THEIR
CAMP by dropping bombs on Salonh. The photo shows
the river front in Saloni In the foreground German
avatk brought down by of the French air scouts
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
remPerstuTe and precipitation depar-
Reports from stations at Y. NJ.

7 indicates trace Of prccipitati0n,
l. a. WELSH. Local rorecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01

Continued on Page Two. Column Three)
Omaha daily bee., 1916-04-01
Americans Defeat and Scatter Villas Bano

advertising is the PEN
Edulun1 that keeps buy
ing and selling in motion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Gn Gpnocrinoes Spb.

: "NcjmOol" iinoea IeIgeu0c 1ri-
bcnoc 6cItbrcp:
&or Girfc9oorb, ser RUNNER ioa
mango gooc &enncr % 2omcrntcr,
ihlOc iNttea iitnnO, % Ell @artncr
blcp 'oretruffet til oet NrbeiOe. Gl
Gonlerat % leg gtf oerhen Ell 9o9,
e. BELLA Toroor20oQ ltIo Al Sol
OK @Urtrionq @urtucreL Municn,
pl0nteNe iteoicArome Grpcr pun
@ruucnc oN lnpeNe nogle NnlUg.
EluOre bnQGrOc Stcntropper % after
1GNre bu1Gc>c @rnp'ien Al Den bpiot
SouOitcu Ill inIOuc NnnWrnter3
Craze. &c Iuor iaa unroidc Ntin-
ocamUrttr, iom nj ton 0iue DEM I'M
tgr iooOoume 6ortul0.
Nrb2j0rt uor oc@nUrre life uOcll
Earc. 5 Sem Sjo, III bapoe itnuet
ser, uar Ser nllcrcNe iaI0cn noltll-
lac Wrauuter / NUrhe0cn. Nfen ri
mcutc, vi hup0c CUtning og bleu
i~,altuot. Nul2 vi blot par Qoutt
uort, men vi fan oc3pUrrc life Lobe
ira Sfiubnen. Nonieu, Der TOO
mi0t uItllcm %, 'unf larlnlCn, tr!lf-
zen al IN Sbrapnelfu8Ie. San oil-
81 itlu l0n ben iii SanltcterHe. men
oct iloitc Stptte Nci moottc nj itot-
lr ham. Nnu bIeo ltrN forbun0en,
20 net uiitr iiN. Of han par 'aaret
lIuNtrllutt - ct iurIlAt Stto. Seq
iuN uco mans %eie ~ talte meo ham
sam toItc ian flUrligt ont lin Muitrlt
rl line inlud Norn % llU0coc ito
lilr til At ic i'm lille Ej8c, POM uur
c,yutu loot / SEN lio. ban var borte
Sea lfrcu til bars @out 1t han
rur luartt men At hon bdabc0c lldct
%. fuunt fonnle blem. VI itette0(
bonn iou0nu Al ham ielp fluloe ifrip.
/. gtauu un0cr. Nan iif set ogioC
ifreptt. Men BET foiteoe ham itorl
Smtrttr. "a oct par Niort, 9Ic>
Ser ct tiI're03 SrlI hen oper ham,
&u'iIt. Get blcp mart oanrIiger(
mto huE1, "a ON Hitenen bIcu bar
irrt I'll Ct &aidrct. Scnerc bort,
IlR. at ban itrar por bltuen opere.
ret. GuNen clter oe0e ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

llrtnIcIier / Nloocne og anoetItcos
nm Nonael puo Scpnet@mloler |
(ulflono, er Oct mc1ei i1tcrcS'ont
a cr'ore ira 'lilot no paalloeli9
NiIoe, al Dc tpifc trooper pod @eIt.
ircntcu / NImiuOeIigbcb intet rGr.
tcr bcrtil. @looeia &icnunclsmGno.
ocl Oplpicr bette / Slutnin0en al
&onlor o0 / @cgpuNcIien AZ sc.
bulor bette Mar, mc00elcr, at | BET
tcie % itorc er Soften ~iaoleoes, al
SuINoterne life fan betIu9c zig, nddr
Der togeS 6enipn iii De c%rtroor0i-
uGrc 6orbolN, lpcrnoer De lener.
Gt Torbolo, Der life bar pUret
'rCmornAet 'er. cr 0ci, at lDlfcrnc
toN NcItirontcn mpcn6er rli$iiltc
2riQSimQer iii T%ci0rbciOc, Srps
iolonin9 / Sfo9cue % li8ncnoe Nr-
liOcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Spareprublemet er ct, huori hue,

-
Muno od apiube mco inoitrpnfeoe
cllCr moderate Q2i0lcr or onbt inter.
c%2ltrct NJ H%elnInQcr, iom fol be
tulc2, er SottorrelninQcn aanlte no
nlrlilt Sen miuoit pcItomuc al ale.
Wfr. %nhn n. Gtbcr9 ira Sauf Geu-
ter. Niiuu, bcrcttcr ON lin Grfaring
ueorercuoe 0ctte Spareiporaamaal.
Nan Tiger: SEQ wna tntfe Gem ior
alt oct Qobe. Ceres al,rito bar giori
mig ~ min Somilic. Naariomhell
nogen al oS hnr ielt uocl, or aurlfo
blcpct facet / BRIG. o. Den bar ipa-
ret o. maugcu Ell Softorregnina
SoIf heromfriug 'anr mere Sro pao
Nurifo enc noaenlinhe i'm"
Som en- NuSmeoitin, paaicuoe ior
Sc ulmiuoeliat opitnaenbe SloebeiIn,
beuocr, cr Der Inaen, ipn tomnlei
~ Ill aurito / Hetnina Al Tomlla.
rittt eller uirflom Strait. Speciell(
IQenter ioritoiier Almenheoen bel
bircttc ira Sobrifonterres Elaborate.
rium. Sfrip Ill Gr. Setter 6ohrncr
& SonA 60. 1875 81. Sopu,
Mpe., Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

Nriitiouia WlrlitlUrcr'orcniu9 for.
critoItcr cna0llR ont M}noucocn en-
NcnWoiitioHHoitca, bWruco Sompo.
Mltcruc ianr Nulc0ninl I'll at 'renl.
IRE line (ing 'or N}untf!Trcrnc
EorIcNcn Qauea en- Silue Slrno'G'
ten. Tom par ulc0ct uslluttct. SiTr
lea "NnOantc" ior 70 Nl0ucrcr, III.
iort al 6rcfen Mgru N0rrnit "a
Gcmpouiitmbcu, Root an. Gru Gala
Nicucr lang en- AiocliuG Rouonccr.
puoriblauot 0c o'hcI>tc "GaucIia"
al "5orocuht't" "Nruu0lm".
%0nu" % ~Gouicr,ctuoc" blc0 m.
mcrfct ipiuct Al Wiorp Norratt, Ii.
Qclcoco uNiertr 6rGfcn &ilcu San.
rrpiQ icumcn mco Siauc @lulo en-
MIi0cliul &lolutiol9cr mc0 Fiuno. o
ale 'oroc!o0tig ON 9ontpo.
mnifoIife llOtrpfaeule,
uiier fpinbeIiQ Sans ior OnOc
ifjGr &0rlt men oaiaa ErUf al
Strait % 6pnal9bcO. 6rrt
Silrc %uuo btttlue2 iom Nor0cnS
nuIcpcnoe 0omponiitinoc.
y 4 X
ACCOMPLISHMENTS ieritc Ncitc
Ter ioar ruOchol0cr b.. q. er lntcre9
lint Grtifcl ON @erbnrO SdcIOtrup
- SiQuc Nn0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
ScuilcO enters.

- Spiititcer Srnpr, , Spiicifcel
~tuboffet Neriiu, > Sbeifeer iinbaf-
let @eQ. ell (hcifc Sennep, , Spiic.
iteer Gohit, bgjs GASifen life er ior
ltcrf - cr Gen set, mo Den ipn.
re& me0 Iiot %aro - Spiieifeer
Notwithstanding, Il Sbcite 90
6aSco.SGucc, "a SDeife Salt, lioi
Eaprifa. Eebtr u 2 Guiin EiterS
Nltin1 boue2 ~ / Ell Souce.Tanol
eller / en- Gh1iina Glib, afflIrat
Cen SrNen hoori sc nUulcs her oQ
Get rerea ! he,c Sioen. iau oct bin
tpft ~ iepnt "a bapes Giteriernt
/ % Ne fole2 til Dc trelcr Ii9 oy
omfrna Nauttrlte pnltrcnt :
Niimter. Get ierpcres iaa parnli
.inm mllli0 ent,l paa Soait ellcr poc
riitcNc NrlCterS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Nnnocl itrnbes.

&rororcuoc NiIcucriulcu al sos.
ter "a M}e@iiu0 WicuitonNc pc9c>
Ser iiollc "Nicmo0l" ira %oiilciel
Sioe poa, at &l0loticr Caorl /
Smncs ol CppoitcborOc Ser bcltour
ti ott b|c,oNloltc N,2tol ital nilcuc.
res. MUcm Ser bar ioriamt oct,
Ter ocr'or burtiAt 0lorc set. 6or
Noftclouu@00rc oilcpcrc0. bor &c M
o~crielc2, ON &c o9ioa oirfe,ll cr al
Nie~iinN. 9}ncrc &affrloun@rnrr
iycmhllc3 oitc Al &cru, Ser cr oucr'
tuuffcu mco Messing ) iioimUpnte
(ilirIoc tiltrUftc2 Sc alto al Ainl
nctcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Talnuo.G

% piipe0e 2Gg, en- Sop bruni
Suffcr, Ell &op opbattcOe Nolueo-
fierner, 3 aoo Mel, Is Sheifc
SnIt, y Ghyife @nfing Bomber.
Suttcret irprC2 De piipcoc HGg, %
acknowledgements rerrs ioa / Sci
eprige. iao IUllcs en- Steiulo az
@on9eu % / Ealoer ion er belaQtc
mco imnlrt %opir. &c itcgea long
innt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Eriiernc pan 6ornfpGg.

"~ESt3cboer Nnhridrteu" l"friper:
Shlitanoeu / Erisbeppgelieu ior
&urnfpUg / Souuor MooneO ar
phloicIig opbert j 6c6rltnr % Fri-
i,rnc iprltngct ltcrft | Nciret. NrlS'
i%tllninQcn bclgber Jig op iii 10 Mf,
Qicnnen0aaen0e S-t2 Wtf., fltn Tor
Nlpr bar Nriicrnc pGret minore op-
u~bQuoeu0c. Ger bctale2 @riier, Tom
ritter itcrft til SnIg al &ornfup1.
T0r be0ile auier betaIe9 1870
Mt, hplItet er 100 Nj. mere pr.
TOO ~. enc pco ari9cua Sc8pu-
otlit.
SiOcn Der err inoiart Nsieiteprlicr
Tor Spin cr Frilcrnc pau 0orntuUB
i'cqnc itGrft.
Eli l2tc Nopcm6cr 1915, on
Spiucnr m~nooroQcS Equalization,
c,tino Noot rs Aor, itc9 Eriierue
nco II Nj, men / oct iioite fnap-
,c Nitrojngdar er De itcJuc mc0 56
N,urt.
Nllpcr bette pco, oil set pore noo'
uunOjgt at toQe inmnne Gorbolb8-
rcQltr oucrior Nonoelen neo Norn.
frau ipm mco Spin.
(ro04 0c hpie Nriier er Gilier$-
fen til apr0norfeoet / aiGl gooet
it,rft til6oQe. 5 @c1pnoeIieu al
Senior pnr oen $50 Stpffcr, ionf
ocrcitcr I'll 400 % .ror M i iiOite
l,lc tim 80.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14

iGttes. iaa itrueS 8asien neo, lac
bet life foyer men bare boI0es pnc
A|ogepunftet % Den piipeoe sGg9e.
b!omme rsres iaa l.. Nanr Saucci
c. rigtig glenuenttebet bopeS b
erri8e Sngreoien'er / % iodinarl
oe er 9icnnempormet IGggeS oe.
enten poa 5ooit eIler iploeS / "Tat.
ties" eller / Sipl.
Mariomerct SilS.
5oIp "lfiIt &erring", 4 opifoar.
2eg. . ~opifoarne Gitroner, , belle
Eebertoru, > Spiieiteer Semnepsfro.
q SnurbPrblaoe (gdp Sedpes), =
Spileifecr Sllffer, 3 aopper Gooif.
~ Sop @onb. SiIben lpgges i
&nn0 Natten oper, on Mtprgenen
toges Sromnoen no % Sale % so
peo ifi9res al. Saa lPgses SiIoeil
os arpoOerierne 500 o.i.p. lagpis i
en- ariiffe o. G0oif % %ono bGlbes
rcer. Get Dor bellt too ct Bar ga.
&C ipr Oct tages / 9rug.
Salat al grnnc Wsnner (9ibnep
geans.)
en- aonbe aionep @eans, iom al
Saiten er h9loet al, - Sop fin-
itoaret Seleri, Ell "8reen Eepper"
~itaaret op / fine Strimler, N 81
meilto ogiaa ifaaret / Strimler, en-
Sep &nlnpofierner, brlffet op /
noflna in1aa geter .noget "6rend)
Sresiing" og Solnt @labe. Set
blanoeS iamn1en / oen Srben bpori
Oct nGpne3 o9 itoar nleo Srend)
Sre5liil9 oper en- balu Zines Sio
igr oct lerperes.
Nugle Hnao.
Sorieg at opntc &lpoer, ioln life
fon llgge luprt lPnge fer De lfal
~ USISf HlCU pUllIll SNlIp w w pll
finbe, at De er me9et lettere at itrp.
&C eno ont on brltger folot Sano til
at bpnfe Dem me0.
Get er oite iou panifeli0t at fom.
me mo / Spruffer % aroger / ct
%Trelic o. iaa Dem giort rene. Treu
Ell Mailer 9srite CGninterS @ruib),
CO on pil finoe at Oct gaor rietig let
a. faa Steu % SnuloS no meo ben.
SorOflng CWtilOelp) fan faaeS al
5ci boia oct lrGge9 Op / en- nag
SpIeSning al Gblorioe OF Cine og
berpaa lfplles / folot %ano.
Gr oct tilregct oppe / Saget, al
Scmpe eaer @oSblu5, ion paif set
Al meo Soba pg Gano. aluoen moa
life bore meget pneb, natltrligpis.
Nnar Salt gniNes poa en- Seluife.
iom er blepet iort al 9Gq, ioa oil
Oct lorte fo~ripinoe. Gn blpo Bonn.
nlOsfluo er beoit at gnioe oct oper
Weo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Sonoerlvllano
unoer Kri9en
st Niemoctc0u.

: ct Gclibrtp iortGllc2, AT mar
icu0crDo'te SoIo0tcr noe i GcItcrt
uootr NiocIjulcr, buori Oc iOrilo-
Scr, at Ser Unoc3 5on0erluocr, nm.
ger cllcr ~'loltcr Sc Seq cIitcr o.
1r0mlr Ymoc", o. lD0re2 Der ina
mco iunuur NitIo0i REQ &c, at &c
tiUi'tr &uu0omUuo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Che Sage.

u Sop Smar, en- 9op Suffer, ?
9@g, oiipet hocr FOR Jig, II aop
Wtelf a lbcitc Salt, ~ &op iio-
tct Mel, , Shcitcer @afin9 Bomber,
II Stop Hoin1cr. Get bUloea op /
en- itor Nnnoe a. pna Soppen lag.
Qea Inloa SLATER Snlpr % Sltffer
.lg Galel 0rp@'es oper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Spicc GOfc.

st 9Go, en- Sop iur McIf, en-
sop Gutter. en- SDcifc Sooa, y
Arp Smsr, = Stopper Mel. en- Che
lie aoncl, > Sbeifecr 9teQif, Ell Che
ler Sp0a. en- Sheife Nanilie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-03-14
Ghiefen a la &ina.

Settc cr en- uNnlerfet Net I'll Ell I'M
Srutcon cIler iom Ell Al Netternc
peo en- iterre Miboag. 20 Spiie.
'tcer Smer en- Spiielfc Mel, &op.
pcr ria McIf Ell Sbeife Salt, Iiot
Gaprita, en- 9GgNeblomne, en ba!p
aop Cameo Mauibroonls, Il Sop
Cameo ElmGups, ifaapt ~ / I'M.
&c Strlmler, Il stop oplotteNe
Slipea , Aopper fiubaftet togt @sn'
lltieo. Il Mop Sherrn, Smerat
imeltca irorc2 MeIet, rcreS Ill oct
a leuut. "a ipphes oct nleo Mcltell
oH rpres / belle 5tben. Ill oct or
iQft % rpnt. Salt % Eeber nj.