davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-27
NOTES AND NOTIONS

frame a narrow rim which sets off the photograph to advantage.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-27

pHE chin is rather neglected fea- ture, more's the pity. Women
 spend a deal of time giving Standardization to the rest of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-02-27

70 HE couturiers seem to have bor-
 rowed recklessly from period ! after period of history to 1 achieve the modes of the mo-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
MOVIES ANGER ROME PRIESTS.
Indignant Over Pictures Being
Taken IL 81. Peters,.

ROME. April 20,-The Canons OF ST
Peter arc indignant that their Arch
prizes, Cardinal. Merry del Val. allows"
three cinematograph operators to take
moving pictures for the first time in
history Of the solemn functions OF Holy
Week. The report that the Canons de-
cided on a protest strike is naturally
unfounde,l. as their indignation as a
matter of fact was only shortl!ved.
Cardinal Merry del Val granted per
mission to three cinema companies.
American II Is said. to have three oper-
a,ors hidden in 81, Peters during the
functions of Holy Week. Naturally the
Cardinal stipulated that the flms should
not be shown in public for speculation
but only for charity.
The Canons detected from the choir
the three operators and sen attendants
to order them out OF the church. When
the operators produced permits signed
by Cardinal Merry del Val. the Canons
resented that they had not been in
formed and hence their indignation.
Probably now that moving pictures have
been introduced N 81. Peters their use
will be extended to the Vatican. and Aims
will he taken Of functions in which the
Pope will pontifcate.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
JOYOUS
OYER ENVER'S VISIT
Turkish War Minister is
Chcrrcd on Auto Trip.
Germans Hear.

BrrL'>. hrri' . i-rh" ir!umpn7l en-
tr, Of the Turkish Ndr Nirist'r IuNc"
IaSl,. into Jerusalem uu ~" OCCASION "
ms recent N.stt to Medina ia described hy
the t~rdukfr'I /,itUH The hu,s ciN
wis in holiday attire, German. Austrian,
Spanish. American and Persian iitGS
futtcrirg everywhere ia Nv. breeze. Whll"
I've white crescent and STAR m It's red
',iCn,d supreme.
Ttiump'lal arches ard tents had been
erected all a,on; the Jafft road, n i'm
mcnsc crowds hogan 10 gather long be-
fore the Turkish war chj"f Vas 20 arrive
The road was lined with Turkish and
Aran school children, while German
school children and children FROM the
German o~rphauar"s wer, Glazed in rows
near a triumpma. arch bearing tie word
Welcome :" Next came the children 0f
tire Jewish educational Institutions
Thousands 81 grown persons stood in
dcusc lines hollri the N~ourgSi,r~. rhc
rrws extending as far as III" Mount -
olives Balconies. windows and roofs
swarimci with s,cnrle when FuN,r. 20 his
automobile. entered the streets II laru-
salem He was received with 'oud aud
enthusiastic acclnmatiors. with gifts Of
flowers and addresses If w"lrom'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
CORNWALLIS.W VESTS DEBTS.
tie Tells Bankruptcy COurt u,
HOPES 10 Pay All (redttOrs

l-oSDoS April lS.-Ceorge Cornwall
lIs-West. former husband OF Lady Ram
dolph Churchill, said in the BANKRUPTCY
Court to-day that he hopes to pay all
his creditors.
The statement OF his affairs showed
liabilities Of fl51.l0l k7S5,505I, Of
which fl5.S45 GS1n.22aI was expected
&" ranls His net assets are f941 ga
1857 0r, toTnwallis-West said tina in
1888 when he became OF age he beo,me
entitled to goo 'N,500) n year during
his fathers lifetime. The value OF the
family estates was about $3.50 900 Il,-
2oo.0O0). but there wer. charges on
them Of about fll3,0OO (S565. OO0l.
From 1899, when he entered the Scots
Guards, until he loft the army In 1900
he said he had lived beyond his income
by from $4,000 1870 ,000) to 5000
lsAO,00o). He said he later became in
terested in the direction of companies
and in March, 1905. he entered into "A
successful partnership with another man
as "A financial agent.
lie stated that he put into this firm
altogether $1,000 $3.50, 00O). and that
from its establishment until November.
1914. his net drawings from the firm
were fi9, 800 Cs3t9.5a6D. lie said that
the war ended the firm. Dn the out
hre IL Of the M he reioincd the army
and commanded n battalion at the siege
~ Antwerp, AZ hat time. he said, his
income was 1880 Ol2.6oo) a year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
BELGIAN PAPER DEFIES
Won BISSING'S RULE
German COnqucrOrS Unable to
Trace Source Of Pub
licatiOn.
special Cor,,spond,-c, n Tuv St,

LoSpo%. April 2o.-Thc iron hand ~
Count Won Kissing has no, succeeded
IN crushing the spiri. II the brave Re-
gians. and tho successful publication Of
a tiny patriotic journal. Librc Reioi1re.
4. causing the Governor ~ Belgium
much trouble.
The paper comes out A. odd times.
says the Daily Chronicle. and is circu-
lated In the mos, audacious and at the
same time thoroughly successful fashion.
The German Governor OF Belgium
finds a copy Of the paper on his desk :.
German and Belgian. Sometimes Il
comes through the post sometimes il, 8
dropped into letter boxes at midnight.
pushed under doors, and yet no one has
been found with a copy.
\ correspondent who was recently n
Belgium has secured a cop Of No. 81.
II is a most audacious production. on
the title page appear the following lines
NO, 81 Jull. 1918.
Price PEI copy-varying from zero
II tn" infinite, distributors not TO
exceed this limit
FREE BELGIUM.
pounded February I. 1915"
LET us accept temporarily the sacri-
hcee which are imposed upon US
and LEI us wait patiently Tor the hour
OF PREPARATION.
"Burgomaster .ApoLPHE MAN
Toward the people who dominate
our country by military force let us
have the consideration demanded by the
genera. interest Let us respect the
rules which they impose upon us as
long as they do not threaten our Chris
tan consciences or our patriotic dig
nifty. Cardinal MER, IEp,'"
The hbre Rel9iquc in each OF it's is
sues contains letters from the front.
quotations from the English and French
newspapers. and jokes az the expense Of
the Germans. particularly directed
agains, the Governor-General. Won Bis
sing.
The following story is given under the
title of Unusual Intuition"
"a Prussian officer. one OF the in
Vulnerable host whom We ~harbored for
many Years and who took advantage o.
II to spy at their leisure, was passing
through Brussels a few days ago Here
are the terms in which he described the
sentiments which certain Belgian towns
profess toward the BOChes
lat I.iege.' he said. they desplse US.
AT \amur they fear us.
at Brussels they don't give a d -
for as
This old soldier has a very good un-
derstanding OF the psychology OF crowds.
Let us bet that our excellent Cover
nor shares this opinion
Each issue Of Librr BCigiquc opens
with a letter addressed to the Governor
General. which breathes defiance and
scorn OF the Germsn rulers,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
BLEW UP HIGH PEAK:
KILLED 1856 AUSTRIANS
Italians Spent Months in Pre-.
pairing for Col Iii Lana
Explosion.
Special Correspondence to THr stS.

ROME. April GIN Gen. Cadorra's
war bulletin % .Arril I? the ~folloWins
%laconic passage occurs:
"The same nigh. ,April Is). on tn,
Col di Lana. IN the high Cordevole, the
enem,'s lines we're destroyed by the ex-
p%losion Of powerful mines and We at.
tackled and conquered the extreme west.
ern Peak % N" mountain still held Nv
the enemy. Tie detachment occupy in;
the trenches vas in great part buried or
Killed, 'ne Survivors. 49, kaiseriagers.
includin. riuo officers. fell into our
hands. together with a considerable
lco.v consisting of rms mp"''ions and
war material. ON the followin: morn
ing an enemy column rushing toward
the Sicr was attacked ard dispersed by
our artillery
Next day Gen, 'adorta rcrortcd tina,
the bootv So far collected on Gov ~
Lana included u ficld CUR. -Four ma'hin"
guns. several hundred rifles and great
quantities Of munitions and supplies
This successful operation or the
Italians is Of exceptional importance
The Col III Lana Is n Mount y 4sl" :est
high. which forms a natural barrier VI
the valley Of Iivinallengo and protects
the road of the polonit"s from Fal-
zarcgo to the pordoi Pass and dominates
the road to Caprilc. The italians had
already occupied Col Iii Lana. hut could
not drive the Austrians from its "cs'-
ern peak, where All entire battalion "
A,pine troops. Kaiscrjagcrs was
strongly i~ntrenche,l and protected by
semi-pcrmanent Notifications with held
and machine guns
/. was impossible FOR tho Italians ~
attack the enemy's positions. "hich
we're within range 81 ;he AUSTRIAN ar
tillerv on Mount Sief. which is nearly
on the same level. so the entire western
margin ~ Col di Lana was carefully
and patiently mined, an undertaking
which probably tool months OF hard
work. and several tons OF hiR eNplo-
sives we're distributed in such a way as
10 destroy the whole side Of the noun
tain above which the enemy Was m
trenched.
The explosion that followed was ter
rife. The earth shook as II rocked by
an earthquake. and the havoc wrought
was so great tina. out OF the 1000 Aus
trians who held the position only lb@
survived. The Italians now are en-
abled 10 prevent the Austrians from ad-
yancing toward Sief. which they hold
under their artillery fire. as shown by
the fact that Austrian de'achinents at
tempting to reach this position were
dispersed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

BEER KEGS WEAPONS OF WAR.
A~ustriRna Use Them a. BOmbs-
Fire Them From Ga

LONDON. April 26.-An Italian cor
respondent writes that the Austrians are
now making use of a woode bomb on
the Carso front. The bomb looks like
u cask. its outer shell being. In fact.
composed " wooden slaves with iron
hoops. and 1t is large enough to contain
22o pounds of explosives.
For the purposes of firing this beer
cask" bomb is placed in the mouth of a
f2" millincter gun like a great cork. IL
does not travel far. and causes far more
noise than destruction.
The Italians are puzzled to know why
the Austrians bother about them at all.
one reason suggested Is that IL enables
the Austrians to Use up the BILE
casks lying idle AT the P!lsen breweries
now that the export of the famous Pill
sener lager has been stopped.
. The same correspondent states that
the Italians are using the Roman helmet
for outpost work and In the trenches. II
is said to he better than tn" new
French helmet. inasmuch as II protects
the neck and jugular as well.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
ARGENTINA HONORS FAHEY.
mcrican's ADMIRATION Efforts Arr.
Highly Approved.

BrENos AYEEs, April l0-Thc Buenos
iyres Chamber Of Commerce held a Spe-
ial meeting to-day TO present "A diploma
II honorary membership to lohn r.
'ahey, president of the United States
chamber Of Commerce, in recognition
Il his efforts in bringing about the
agreement for tn" arbitration of COM
nerciai disputes between bus,ncss men
II the United States and Argentina.
This agreement was made between the
amt or Commerce Of the tinted
''tates and tn" Bueuos .ASres Chamber
NJ Commerce. which agreed To- act a.
clearing houses for cumpla,uig. The
agreement has done much toward Great.
.ng a better spirit bet w"on the two conn.
,ries 10 Tar as commercial relations ar.
concerned.
To-days session Was attended hy Soc
'etary McAdoo and most of the o,hcr
United states delegates To the ln,, n
'ional nigh Commission, VINO we're guests
4 . reception.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
GROVE FOR GERMANS
Such n plan to Honor soldier Dead
Has Popular Approval.

berlin, Wa Amsterdam. April 90
How shall W. honor our dead Is a
question which In being widely discussed
IN the German press just now. The ma
jority OF German editors are averse to
a repetition OF the erection OF irnumera-
bile "krieger Denkma!e," soldier monu-
ments, such AS were in vogue after the
Franco-Prussian war. Nor does the
plan to scatter throughout the empire
monuments of the Kaiser and the lead
ing generals And any approval.
The most popular proposal yet made
for the c~Ommemoration Of those who
have fallen on tho battlefield Is the for
nation of u Ham or grove. to bc
called "Heldenhain," or Heroes Grove.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

A sabre d'honneur. the work Of Andre
False a master goldsmith. vas pre-
sen;ed recently to Prince Alexander OF
Serbia BY students In the schools and
colleges OF France.
The hilt is cut in gold. The figure OF
a mountaineer forms the handle of the
sabre. The man Erasps firmly with his
hands three serpents. which form the
guard. These serpenis. as the s!mho-
l,sm Is explained hy NJ. t'alizs. repre-
sent Austria. Germany and TurkcN,
which the mourtainecr has ~vauquished
\ fourth serpent ~ winding IN the
shadow behind the mountaineer. who
has seen it's perfdy in time and IL grind
ing II under his heel This fo1rtii ser
pent represents Bulgaria.
AZ the exercises attendant upon the
presentation delegates representing tile
schools aud colleges OF the country We're
presented TO the Crown Prince. In reply
TO the presentation address the Crown
Prince said
II did only my duty. and a duty ac-
complished. IL that vorti praising' Flu:
the magnificent homage rs addressed
20 ny brave people and Il IS on their
behalf that | thank YOU from the bot
ton ~ my heart"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
U. S. ADS FOR ARGENTINA.
american to Erect Large Signs In
BUcMOs NNrca.

BrENos AyREs. ApIil l2.-An Ameri-
can advertising man has begun the cree
lion in this city OF what is said to b. one
of the largest display fields In the world
and most certainly the largest in South
America. The field is a mile long, ex-
tending from the railroad terminal sta
t.ons to Palermo and parallcling the
tracks Of tn" three big lines the Central
Argentine, the Pacific and the Central
Cordoba.
Along the mile field will he erected
huge signs on steel. cut in the design
of the article advertised. None will he
less than 100 squaro feet nor more than
$40 square feet Owing to their size
and to guard against destruction they
will he built with heavy steel supports,
set In concrete.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

20 Get back on solid cr'Uud once nor"
pn the morning after IN" landing Tin"
jINiu" s"rNI,, OF M" 'ir"oI brtholoN
church VT. noll u rnup. tn" soldirIs.
assembled b. h'''t,ioU formation. with
ircir ,sps 800 thor i"f' hands. whieh also
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
TN Spn.

TN SBn. "StnudndCr Yrtenbid0"
iortUlcr: %c6 l2.Sioeu iorIeoeu
9tat ucobrruotc Spar NomSbauNS
ll0huS poo Sficicncmortcu / Sol.
lauo. SuaucI Sen cuelte ao, han cie-
&c. iom hans 10 Sons mNcbrpn6tc
Set nar meb Nco o. neppe man lit
rC00ct &danin12hulet. ionl ltoo 6
N}ctcr ira llohuiet. llnocr @ranoen
blcu %unniuQ@hriet bombarocret we0
Sttn pon optll / > NQ@ %cQt. lom
f0ltCoc2 Qicnucm Nlnouerue. (>u6c
/ Nllct lou en- Noue od 3 lmdu Barn.
ion paa ocrue NtauOe itoo / Nare Tor
at blIuc ll0dct iur0Uruct o moottc
0Uttc lIQ lau Qo0t &c tm0c mc6
ScuQtlUocruc. Tor u0 uoucoc 81 life
at Qun. Get pier It'd at set cr I>uor
Huush0tu@ cnc'tc SeL Ell Qf0l0
pdu 81 Nor. iom hor lat udu EI0cu.
Nuu uur cuocl bcruict. ldn hon muat
tc 0rrcitcrc2. Ill Tolitlct bar han
uillptt CrtlUriud ON, at ,N0cl bar
han p0uidt mco rulot CpcrITN 'or at
hepuc ijQ pou i'm Tnr, lorbi oeune
lite plloe ifaiir ham VcuQc Ill at rel
ic til StuunuNcr 'or at lcQc 9lrbcIoc
san unQrcr life pdu. hpo0 han bar
Qiort. &cofommenoc cr Qlit, % hans
aortc Iil0cr Tor (locu / NnriclicuQ.
@icruiuQ3mnnhcn hnr fife nolct
Qo0t Cro pna liz ira tlolidcrc Ndn
cr mi moint / Nrco4iUnQ2lct / Eta
uolQcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
st Stuffe Sanmarf miot / Iuroc.

Ger er M $50 q 300 Ganitcr / @illc
BANNER oQ nGrmcite Cmean; men
eiter hoab Ser fortplle5 blir set az
ifiQiq Here. life bore Suriiter, men
belle Samilier, ion bill boiptte liz her.
Ser er allerc0c M iterf GiteripprQicl
eiter &ciliQhcocr, msblereoe % umob.
Iereoe, ioapeliom efter WiIlocr % on
ore S6lie. Get Ter inoIcoc5 no I'll, at
ri ifol ioo en- bcl Iiocn oouif aoloni
her, et Stnftc Gnnmorf miot / Nor-
&C, ifriper "(Suohranbaoolcr" DE
oct al bennc ,Ellopon0riuQ til ellie
BANNER ira Tonmarf iaoueIiom iii
Norqe / set hcic, ter qonife pit be
traQtca iom iorbigaacnoc, ioct ll0-
iproen ira Iunmorf for 2icbliffct er
henpiit til al qol rorooper men paa
Sen oroen Sloc hnr Ben oouifc Rciic-
itrem iii 2iuehommer sqet bctro8te-
Zig / sc iioite Gar ogino Tor ariqcu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Npinocrnc / Tlcrtnl.

%tinA2poIQct / 1919 por Der loft l..
1899 Eerloncr, iont h0uoe Stcm
mcrct clICr 3O1O15 Here emo uc0
&ulget / 1912. nj DC StcnmeberGt
tiQcoc pe0 Niornarct2 Nalq uur COP,
l53 eler $500 Yroccnt auin0er moo
32i,99O / 1912. N~piuocrue er /
Tlertul bua0c pau %uloet % / @ncr
he. Mpi9 ser fllnoc tGnfe9, at Npiu.
0erne / ollie NolQfrcoic flmoe bIipe
euiQc ON tuInoeliQe aanoiootcr %
ON at ipttc Dem IQieuuem uIloe oct
lie ituQt no Tor WtGnocnc. ri tror.
opriQtlQ tult, al 0crpeo fife pll0e Dp
re itor Sfooe fleet. III oc ~t,t343l9
ItcmmebercttiQe0e NGlQcre uosucbe
finn ca. 90 pGt. lin Stcmmeret Sucr
40 pGt. lao hieume V}Uuoeue moo
Re bcorr irem enc Huin0crnc. 361
Ol5 Wtpn0 cler 5i61 pGt. % BOT.
27S cQer t5.33 pot HuinOcr ltcmtc
REQ &aldet @ouo2fuiuocruc hor bpIot
iiQ met tilboQc. Nieoen2 iuoIe0c5
80 psf. al @|ncrnc5 auiuocr itcn1te,
par 0ct / Sonoiitrifterue finn - pGt
al oc fuinoeljqe &plqcrc, iom mootc
peo N%oIgurnerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Merfeliac llbclo uco Snoic.

itorc araItitdtlon (u2ic bar IrGI.
Qe Ntc00clclic ira NcrQtn huUt Ct Ear
merfeliQe llbeIO. %aroul Sen lOc
Mart9 ipronQ ei a. De uGIofac Re
tourer / HerluOtu. &ano'traolcH
hau0c iaoOuu STRAIT, at 0cn ilol ia
QIennem ire NctouQulo ol CaQei {
Mraititatlouen % 100 iom en- Sotyt
tuera oper Eioroeu. Seu00g 1T man
Sfa0cn reparcret Uicu (Ir2olI
iprung after et (urbinrer. oJ Ocnnc
8nnQ frpue6e Oe2Drrrc NataluoItt
oaiaa rt Mtenneitcluu. On Nt1itmut
@aIporien ipraug bort III Neut,lcH
! Waifinrummet Tor al rorl9ge at
itouie &uuoet men bon tom r"0rieut
Wte0 uRIoig strait bIt0 ban AZ %auo.
itrla.tn 'iuuct moo en- Venrdtor %
bleU iaa Torilaaet ! Noptott. at ha,
ri Nrlto puu Njernc'tuleu. %UIen
tol ham itrar moer Ncbduoltua.
men Der rar intet at glare Cus0ug
Atorleu uilit nan REQ Geoeu. Gor
uiutfeoe eiterlu0cr lt9 @uitru % m,
Bern. S0Oa er MI belt uoeu Ems Oh
aru't, oq oct er life loot at liIt.
hUor lang (io oct fan tole at no.
beore Stuoeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
"Enocrhprn" rcnot iiTnf.

Bergen mcooclc4 ben 20cn Mtdrls.
Mor0an1cr Spuohorolunoitc Camp
ifib2ieIifob@ Sfib "%uocrhorn" or
lnnt rcnot iiuut al Standardization
"%canocr" / NUrhcOrn al Ho1ucuc
Gur. Ger bar Suctntte. Stooct
ronnncoc "~%u0crhOrn", lom por iuIo.
lultct, mI0tltlb3. Get liant pua uo6.
lc Minltcr. NlIc blcu reo0et.
"%cnnOcr" hup0e ierit poolrlm0 al
Snctntte toget @rut0, men fonmct
al peo cgcu Niulp. Get ut NouRtn
inoiIaoet o1 belle Gorpl1Qcn iuIn e.
&nuO. NjcrQulll@oomptrcn "Ndli
les" cr gaoct 10 lor at tUttc Stlbtt
~ pltnlpC 0ct lens. "%En0crhoru" ,
ion par puu 232 Cons, ait / Grtru.
Go0@rutc mellcm @cr9cu % NululG.
Stibet lcrtc@ Al &optcin Sc. u Ct
Iauo. Wtco ~%u0crhoru off DER til
muno2 en- Muuloc Stiuncr og iur
itlcliae WioifIner "a Nialtiubcle til
NieIue1o@onIU9Qet / Nnr0nnQcr.
Get ontuge2, at (ubct al oiaie Ma
terioIcr pN N}oitincr pil i%oriuntc Nu
IUq@urbelOet u0itiulQt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07

alcuote. Non bar g. 9(or Qunuucl
ol hou0c uUrct / CpIuuoifc arcoit
b0nt / t6 9lur. Nun par en- ouotid
% pliQtoplulocuoc Wuno.
Tbp So0ncpreit / MoiS on
Trou't / Ncitrc @orQein2icI $. 6.
Nan'cn cr nrNuact ueo Is0cn. II
N0r Qonmcl Nuu uur loot / IONS
bcrU W b%cAnuotc Ut NrbeiOvliu iomt
N0n0cl2bctIent men &lu0itub9trun
gen porte / hans lnQc Siu0, han lar
Ute pes Siocu nj oq citer Is Mars Nr
belize bnQ 0ilteu iorloo ban ocnne Oh
blcu StuOcut u Mar Qanrmcl. Mic
rc0c ire Nur clter er bon tcolooiif
Aduol00t oN b%tdunotc itrur at pirfc
'onu Sen0ug2lUrer ueo (lQthuict,
idmti0iQ iom ban Nit iu0 / %norc.
mi2iiouer2 Ijclcitc i0m Scfretpr.
en- li0 uur han odiuc @Urcr uco
Mars oN &oia'2 Stolc ! 1872 bleu
ban VerioucItupeuuu uco &or Srel
lcr2 WtcullncO. TO 9lar elter Ndloa
tOpcildu ueo %ucob3 Mieuidheo / Sri.
%itioulu, I lNT SoQueprclt III Sur
oalcn, otter nm Mars &irtr Der zoo,
ucprcit / au0tbu hpor ban bar / nj
Mar Gcrtrtcr uouUultc9 Tan til
Nio's SoQucprcitcmbcoc ~ bettc
Nul0 iul0t hans Nrbcloc / hcuueo 20
2Iur. ga ban toQ 9lNfco. san bleu
(ruuit / 1896.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Sturt Geant. Get err tioli0crc mes.

Stort 9eaat. Set cr tioliqcrc mco-
oelt, at uiopoe (h. 9(oll poo cine
hammer bonbe teiionlentcrct Sterltc-
porten al lin Sornnte til llniperiite-
tet. Venqere ifltIoc nnuen0e2 til ct
&e1at i'll TprnlaaI for 2onhct@ Wic-
Oicin, iTrIia 0et@ @nQicne. %caotct
ltol citer (citator3 GorGlorc he6e:
Stot3ietretur ,Socob Nau % Nu-
itrr2 @eqot" &oet cr I'M opqiort
oa ser tilfoJoer llnipcrlitetet ar.
225,3S2.22. 2cqutet ifol cltcr BE
itemmelierne / (citomentet ituo urGrt
/ 10 9lar eiter I5ie3ioren2 500 og
Menterne / Sen (io Ipq9eS til aapi-
talcn. Get cr gIpoeIia for norif Nn-
qiene, at set itorc 2eqot piI ifnliC Sen
g(nleoning til at orbcibe unoer nicrc
aoor ems Sc tcmmcliq fummcrIiqc,
iom Sen hlotil har trio mc0, 'frtper
"SiO5itriit Tor oen norifc SGQefor-
eninQ".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
Snltrafnueri pua Sprlnnoct. sra

Wtan0al mehoelea Ben Zoe Wturt2.
Girettor Burger EcbcrleL tloliacrc
Yeocr al en- SprTngitoiinbrif / Bel
glen, bar tnget ~&nitiotipct til NnITQ
al ct itGrre SaItraiiincrinQapcrt,
huortil NftieinobpOclic pil lIoQaa |
nGrmcitc TremtIo. MtnnoaI@ aon-
mime bar poo mcgct QltnitiQc Bill
taor itillct en- poaicnOe Cont pua
Sioianoen til &~unoiqhco Tor oct pan-
trnftc 9lnlU0 Tor ct Sio@rum Al -
9lar. &omnlcr TnlGagct iitano, hnoo
ser er 9o0 lloiigt til, blir oct Stc-
oeta ~lterite inOritrielc Goreta9enoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07

@run % NdIocn$ SUuoitifidbrifcr.
Snmputhlltrelten omiattcr alt Nrbei
Sc req @e0rilterne. oQiud Nr5ei0c.
ION Itdnr I Gorblnoelie neo oi2ic.
Id0lom TRANSPORT Ho@ulud. %almlu9
. l. Tlooierne opiilc2 itror mcO
N~rutrr0cllc ON giteneu %erodo Sen
25oc Nturt2. hui& life Ncrauert>locf
outeu inocu Sen (i0 cr or0net Rc.
prUicutdntifnbct bar oQiod bempu0I'
act Scfrcturintct Ill ON i~orneOcut
n0trliQcrc al iperfiptte Sumpothi
ltrcif / S|iolorfen % euriQ Srnn2-
portuirtlombco ianlt andre Arbeio9.
Nrcuc. huor oct mootte uilc liz ior-
moul2ticuIil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07
5000 &r. Mnlft.

mcooeIea bcn 15oc Morta. Giapo-
ncllt @ollcn, Tom bcirrQer @omllo&-
tronliten pper airtcuca, err mlia al
NoIitimcitercn / Suopnron9cr iIant
1000 arouer9 BOO ior uolopIig
SfoQhuQit o. %ciruoninQ / Norgc.
Soqelt par igoor lore / airfcnc@
Mcobom@rct. @oOen iorhoieoc@ til
5000 Ser. eQcr SO Cages TGnQicI,
0e&uoen / Gritotninq til SfoqpGienct
916 Str. og Observation-Disclosures 200
arpner. Huber SoQcna @%chnn0linN
blep set oplplt, at Nolcn / Tinlono
hupoe ieQt Siao0GIic iii &%eirnOnin9
% pioite, at bettc oQioo par neopcn-
OiQ / Nor9e. Wicn olliQcpcI off hoIl
uocn piocre igonQ mc0 at hu91c StoQ
oq rno0c Gci oQioa poo bcn norifc
Sioc al @rpnicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-07

mere pna Iitcuen orrciteret Ser hi.
Ter enbmt Ct mnitiif StlGr oucr Gil
bruueIien. oa Yolitiet ioreIebIQ neg
Ter at Qlpc Splnanlnler. Ger er
hol0t %llihle ouer Sru Sodu 90 rtt3.
lil Sorhor oucr otto SoQu. Ger
itnl pTrc irmoct Yterter crtcr Slul
o. Steo / Grl So0n3 Eau0c Ctto
SoQu neQter huurounffct San ilQcr.
at han fun bcuiie iii NIjbl. "a ha,l
pch : q : Sioeu par iummcu u1c0 en-
Same. NfCr3 Torhrr2rct pIloc lite
holoc ham nrrCitcrct. "a Ser life lore
lilQcr @cpia Tor Grub; men otto
SoQu huuoc Inlet imoo at holoca ar
reitcrct. hporior han 'ertc3 til6uQc
til NpnQiltt