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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
RETA|L MERCHANTS IN
NOON DAY LUNCHEON
uyScISS MATTERS PERTAINING;
To GENERAL TRADE
CONDITIONS.
Think MaNahachie People Ought &c
Cooperate In Town iuiiding
business Lines.

The retail merchants enjoyed a
very pleasant luncheon at Hotel
Rogers today when some twenty or
thirty assembled to discuss affairs
pertaining TO trade conditions in
Waxahachie. Inspiring talks we're
made by s. p. Spalding. W. NJ. Min
cey, l.. C. Curtin and others, who
declared that trade at home cam
paign was merely an educational
campaign for the purpose OF teaching
the people their duty to their home
town. The speakers said it was NOT
the purpose OF the merchants to UNI
dcrtake to force people to trade ct
home but that campaign for the
purpose of calling to- their .atten-
ton the need OF trading at home In
an effort to build up the town. II
was agreed that whnever mer-
chant did a lively business the town
was aided correspondingly.
The matter OF the purchase OF a
multigraph machine for use of the
merchants in doing special adver-
Using was brought up and 1t was
decided that company of ten or
twelve men be formed for the pur-
pose Of providing machine of this
kind for use OF all Ia nominal
cost.
The merchants find IL helpful TO
meet once each month in these mid
day lunoheons to discuss trade con-
ditions. They declare that the Re-
tail Merchants association is one of
the best associations in existence for
the protection of the merchants.
but IL was declared that local mer-
chants were not making the most of
their opportunity to provide this
protection. II was stated that there
we're a numbe rof dead beats who
get by the association but resolye
was made to keep a closer watch on
these in future.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
PERU AND VENEZUELA
FORM A WAR ALLIANCE

BUENOS AIRES. July 6.-Vene-
zuela and Peru have secretly con-
claded a potentially war-like alliance
against Columbia and Ecuador, ac-
oording to reports, which no one
confirmed, reaching Buenos Aires,
from usually reliable sources today.
Venezuela wants a strip off east
ern Columbia about thirty miles
wide. Peru wants a portion OF
Ecuador forming a triangle on the
east and portion OF Columbia form
ing triangle on the south.
In case of war Peru engages to i'm
yade Columbia on the south while
Venezuela attacks Ecuador on the
cast.
Washington has been informed OF
tie situation and certain negotia-
tions are reported under way.
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pLaINyuEw.

PIainview farmers are busy clear-s
ing their crops. Most everyone
viii be up with their work after
this week.
The little son OF MIR. and Mrs.
Martin Brewer Is very sick at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Alsup and little
daughters. Thelma and Ruth, visited
relatives at sardis from Saturday TO
sunday attending singing tfere In
the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Morse en-
tertained the young people Saturday
night. A nice crowd and everybody
reported good time.
Misses Mary Lee fiafns War
rem spent Sunday with the Misses
Gurley.
Miss Jessie Archer visited Miss
Maggie Linton Sunday afternoon.
The boys played a game of base
bali Tuesday with Lone Elm. The
score stood to in favor Of Lone
Elm.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
BY BILL cox

In the year 1916 or 1S47. samuel
Stacks and family left the old home
in Missouri and coming southwark
settled on Grove Greek In part Ct
Navarro county. Texas, afterwald
cut off and made Ellis county, and
lat the place now occupied and own
ed by f. f. Wilson at Ike. There
were three sons: Calvin, who moved
to Grayson county, where he diea;
Albert, who married and settled
near where the town of Pal
mer is located and mis- sons, John
land Aft, are citizens Of Palmer, John
being prominent farmer and deal
er in stock while ALI is conducting
a mercantile business John Nj.
Stacks, the youngest son OF SAM
uel Stacks left Ellis county, settled
and is now living with his daughter,
Mrs. Joe Payne, at Palmer. Sam
ueI Stocks left Ellis county. settled
in Parker county and there died.
He was one OF the Jurors OF tne HrSs
court held within the boundaries -
what was afterward Ellis county,
which was under a pecan tree about
a mile below where Forreston now
lis. The old tree which had abods
ceased to put forth its leaves in the
spring time was cut down few
months. ago. Surviving the pioneers
few years this old land mark has
fallen and the place where il stood
win soon be but memory.
Ny attention having been directed
in another cause | have not mad the
time to procure data for these his
Itorical sketches, but J viii soon be
at liberty again and Will give you
better service.
Failing to write last week inn
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! The fourth passed without rain,
and several folks attended the picnic
at Waxahachie.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Stewart have
been having their eyes treated by a
Waxahachie doctor the past week
w. u. Middleton spent Monday
might in WaxahaclIie helping barbe-
cue the meat for the picnic.
Charlie Raines is ut Ennis this
week playing with the ball team.
Mrs. George Moore and daughters
visited Mrs. Tom Byrum Monday as-
lternoon.
Misses Gertrude Berry, emma
Bratcher and Messrs. Rape OF Ga
ward. Earl MccleIland and u. a.
lTIightowel took supper with Mr.. and
Mrs. Fin Garyin Sunday night.
The singing Sunday afternoon was
very good considering the thunder
and threatening weather. A number
OF visitors. Mr.. and Mrs. Richey, Nj.
and Mrs. Wilson, all OF Waxahach'e,
Wallace McWhortor and George West
were here. and perhaps others. We
want all to come again.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Tidweli am
children and Misses Emma Bratcher
and Iva Miller took dinner Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hawks.
Mrs. Smith of Fort Worth Of
tended the picnic here last wednes-
Iday.
Quite number Of Waxahachie
people had a breakfast picnic here
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. c. Mclntire OF Fort Worth
and Miss May Mcintire OF Dayen-
port, Iowa. came In Saturday for
visit to the formers sister, Mrs, ~
~. Gray, and other relatives here.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Myracle and
little daughter of Bryan are guests
of the latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs
If. p. Williams, and other relatives
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
Tartin-Simm0ns Shoe Co.
South Rogers St.-Waxahachie, Texas

over the parapet and next minnie
crack went the sniper's rifle and
TIE poor old dog was shot through
the leg.
CATER the shooting of the dog
something had to be done. hunted
up a trench mortar officer and we
arranged that he should put four
trench bombs while | threw high
explosives and shrapnel alternately
al ten second intervals.
$50 at 4:25 precisely ! and the
trench mortar fellow began. And
we avenged the poor old doormat.
My second H. T.. blew the sniper's
boiler plate to blaZes; the trench
bc NIB followed almost on top and
then | shrapnelled the whole trench
for fifty yards on either side. And
the trench mortar, by really glo-
rious fuke. dropped forty yards
left of its target, right through the
Roof of an unsuspecting dug-out and
sent the whole show sky-high-occu-
pants included.
altogether the doormat. the
periseopes and my hat were pretty
well avenged"
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The Daily Light gives the news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
STORY OF DISGUSTING FACE
A PERSONAL FEUD IN The WAR
BY WILBUR S. FORREST,
United Press Staff Correspondent


LONDON, June 81. (By mail).--
The story of the Disgusting Face.
OF a personal feud in the trenches
in northern France, was told here
today in a letter rom a British
officer. The letter is divided into
three chapters as follows
1.-The Disgusting Face, trim
med with blond bristles. surmounted
by gray. peaked forage cap which
appeared to be more than half filled
with some edible matter than in
process of mastication, stuck itself
over the German parapet in front
of my observation station two morn
ings ago.
81 received the fun shock of its
ugliness. There the bruet stood
squirming his pudgy nose about IL
enjoyment of the pure morning air
and utterly disfiguring the pretty
landscape,
Il grabbed the infantry outlook's
rifle and pumped five shots at the
face as quickly as / could pull the
trigger and work the lever. The
face withdrew.
.. Something like an hour later
was again surveying the SMILING
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06

valley. The Disgusting Face was
gone; but in it's place a new arrange
ment OF. sand bags on the trench
parapet and the presence of q sheet
OF boiler plating attracted my at
tention--yery nearly fatally.
There was sort of wink from
tie middle of the boiler-plate, a
sharp crack and then my cap skid
dod from my head and rolled in the
mud at the bottom Of the trench.
before had collected my
thoughts sufficiently IS duck. some
thing said 'phew' right in my ear.
THEN | ducked smartly | got a
poriscope and saw something look
over the, top of the boiler plate and
down again, quick as lizard. The
face again.
8. "Half an hour later the i'm
fantry sentry's periscope was smash
ed. | got another place in the
trench and tried to get sight of the
brute from that. Within five min
utes he had spotted me and shot at
me again. A pound or two of gravel
went down the back of my neck
and | ducked again
Later in the day he smashed an
other periscope. Then he out-Hun-
ned himself by potting the dog.
The dog was the mascot of the regi-
mont dirty, dusty, doormatty dog,
but quite a gentlemanly old beast.
Lived on bread and bacon and used
10 drink tea out OF the mems diNies.
For some unknown reason he hopped
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here.
Mss Bonnie BRYANT had her tom
sils removed last week and IL hav-
ing other head treatment done. She
IA suffering to some extent ut this
time.
Miss Emma Bratcher of Italy is
visiting friends here at this time.
The ladies of this community With
visiting ladies from Midlothian,
waxahachie. italy, Long Branch,
Bucna Vista and other places. about
las In number. and host of chill
|dren enjoyed their annual apron pie
mic here "Wednesday of<last week.
The picnic was complete In every re-
in abundance, creek
wading. then a picked-up program
Twas rendered. Master james Will
|liams of Long branch and others are
always ready for which we are thank
Iful and enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Middleton we've
quests sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Boyd.
There was family reunion at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. w. r., Midd'e-
ton last Wednesday. Mrs. Midd,a-
tons nieccs of Dallas and the faEiv
lilies OF Rev. Lee Howard OF For
lreston, Lee Moore and Roscoe Sulli-
van OF Long Branch and others we,e
present.
Misses l.. u. whipple and Mar
i igaret Watson Of Waxahachie spout
wednesday to Thursday with Mrs.
Poplin.
f; There will be preaching here Sun
day at the Methodist church.
Mesdames II. M. Garyin and Alice
Erby spent Thursday with Mrs. o. W.
Stewart.
Mesdames j. e. Kelly and Paine
Workman and children spent Thurs
Iday last week with Mrs. Allen Roe.
Miss Lena Carder was with Mrs.
Delk Wednesday.
Mrs. bingham Hasseil and chill
dren spent few days with the fam
lily of IT. NJ. Hassell OF Long Branch.
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poses upon me the burden of writ
ing personals Tor two weeks. The
first name ] find claiming my ar
tention is that of Mrs. j. r. Parker
of Waxahachie route r. who ask
ed me to keep her paper going. At
the home of Buck Carter at Sardis
Il found him and Mrs. Carter in the
garden. They are practical gard
ners and there liz hardly day that
both of them do not come to town
with some kind of produce for sale.
Buck is the Sards butcher and sells
lots OF meat. AT the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Turner | devourcd a good
supper, had a pleasant chat and got
some money. The candidates spoke
at Sardis and | got ride home with
Hon. j. M. Alderdice On my way
down the Ennis road | was taken in
by Jack johnson and safely land
ed at Palmer where | got dinner
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Stacks. Mrs. Stacks being away from
home but John and the boys rustled
up a good snack On the way out
from Ennis to Crisp Wednesday
evening | stopped and enjoyed the
hospitality OF the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Minter. Before ! forget
liz must say that Mrs. Jane Davis,
from Waxahachie route z, was In
town not long since and gave me
some nice peaches. Mrs. Davis rs
one of the best women in the world.
took in the picnic at Britton last
Saturday week and ! do not exag-
gerate when | say that the grub
was as fine as could be and that
those people are fine entertainers,
IS. V. Buxton on Midlothian was
there with dollar which he very
cheerfully donated to the campaign
fund. AT Midlothian | ate supper
with my friends, Mr.. and Mis-. r.
b. Reeves, and got a donation from
II. A. Lambert on Midlothian /.
Monday night Mr.. and Mrs. Tate
Of Trumbull kindly entertained me
for the night. Tuesday | spent the
noon hour with Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Risinger. They have nice, pleas
ant home and are justly proud of
their only child. bright little boy
four or five years OF age. w. L..
Douglas OF Rocket goes back on our
list and was glad to come back. |
found a good bed, good fare and
cheerful company at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Watson. w. ID.
lindop Of ,Ovilla was at the candi-
date Gpe king and renewed his al
legiance.
Friday Mrs. A. J. Barnett on
Waxahachie r. came back in the fold.
~. l.. Woodall was going after the
grass in his cotton, but stopped long
enough to get on my list. Mrs. Man
ME Sims was at home and ready
with her dollar Al the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Maxwell at Boz
/ found good dinner, some fine
speeches, good company and fine
Victrola music. J. b. Underwood ON
Waxahachic Il was blowing cotton.
but gave me check. AS | was start
ing to town Or. J. b. Lee came along
and gave me a seat in his auto.
Saturday | met ID. p. Ely OF Mid
lothian 4 and held him up for a
dollar. At Palmer met w. ~
Hanna from Palmer and got some
of the necdful.
Until after July % will be busy
but after that l hope To be normal.
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CHANGE Is MADE IN
RECRUITING OFFICIALS

DALLAS. Texas, July 6.-~-lieut
Dennis r.. Kemp. Texan, who grad
uated from the U. s.. naval acad
envy In 1908. today succeeded Lieut.
John c. Cunningham In charge o.
the local naval recruiting station.
Cunningham will report on board
the battleship Vermont. The loca
bureau. under Cunningham, hal
shown more enlistments than an,
other In the country.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
BOAT IN MOBILE DAY
W|RELESSEO CITY SAFE
CONSIDERABLE DAMAGE DONE
TO PROPERTY But NO
LIVES LOST.
-
Relieves That Loss of Life in Gulf
Coast Storm Will Re Very
Light--Damage to Prop
erty Heavy.

NEW ORLEANS, July GA
wireless message to the United
Fruit company this afternoon from
one of its boats In Mobile bay stat
cd that the hurricane Tuesday and
"Wednesday caused considerable
property damage in the city.
There was no loss Of life so far
as learned.
Pensacola, the wireless said, was
safe.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
CHURCH OPENS FREE
SCHOOL FOR CHILDREN

DALLAS, Texas, July Gust as
the kids were getting used to the
hardships of worrying along with
out daily recitations in readin', ritin'
and 'rithmetic, along came the FIX
position Park Presbyterian church
and saved them from life of ennui.
The church today opened its free
school for children of the neighbor-
hood. Everything from kindergar-
ten work to health talks by local
physicians viii be provided for chill
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06
DALLAS SHRINERS 10
LEAVE FOR CONVENTION

DALLAS. Texas, July 6.--one
hundred and fifty members OF Ilella
temple win leave here tonight on
the "Shriner Special" over the
Katy. for the annual convention Ia
Buffalo. They will arrive in the
latter city Monday
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-07-06

dren between and IL years OF
age. Daily sessions will be held
from 8 TO IL o'clock In the morn
ing. The school will close july 81.
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Bandit Holds Up Four stages.

YOSEMITE VALLEY, Cal. July 6.
"A bandit single-handed held up
four stages yesterday at Wawona,
just outside of the Yosemite Valley
National Park, and from twenty-siS
persons collected s100 in cash and
an assortment of iewelry.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

&c berunoer iremfomne SpIpsnin.
ger bar faaet 0om moo Jig. Sette
er en- @aranti, iom er biemlet ct.
brert nsitralt Splf, men MI fom,
mer Sen brittle Hegiering og ilnnr
III iort Streg ODER alt bette, % oct
c, inolpienbe, at Sc SoreneOe Stater
life fan lace. ioaonnt pasiere uoen
paa set b~eitcnteite at bppbe line
@orgereS Het.
Gctte maa fife ~forItoaeS Zig, at
Teglcringen / @aibington bar til
Mcniigt at beifptte fine 9orgere eQcr
dlnerifnnIfc Nanoelsiirmacr, uaar
DC frprfcr Neitralitcten. Del cr
finn moo Soergreb og Gilfaarligbeo,
oel enifer at neblGgge Ell Hrotcit.
@pob ben epentllclt bill giere for at
ppe 8iengiGlo MOB England, bpiS
6crboloet life retter paa Jig, itaar
oel Inlet ON Notcn, men man faar
Set Suotrpf, at BET life er Wenin.
gen at lo0e Oct bero nteb bare Snaf,
ON Der blir illiiiteret pan, of "Sor-
telilten" itoI itaa peb Wogt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
Zen italicnifc Ssrunt.

Nao Den italicnlte Sront er Der
life bGnot no9et ioa opii9tupffenoe
iom paa ben frantic og Den r%tSlilfe
Srout, % ooG fiGmpcS Der nGltel
ligcioo poloiomt Ser lonl poa DC oll-
ore Troutcr.
Stalienerue bar / DC iihite Tiger
npItcn hogligt flinllc meloe ON bio
bige anmpc o. inlaa Tren'trlot her
OF ser. Se bar taGet Den enc Slclo-
top oo @nffefam citcr oen anoen %
ltaoi0 brcpet 2iterrigerne tilbage,
men poa aartct aier life oiS'c Grob'
ringer tort al ii9.
Com befienot cr ser oppe / Ilper.
he ct lortuilct SonOifeb at iere &rig
i iGrIia en- IngrebSfriN % Sta
liercrne$ SopebinbiotS / De Iaicre-
oc$ tore irIle@ Oiieniip beitaor Der
ior / at boloc bunoct iaa tore otter
riqifc Striosfrritcr iom mlIi9t, og
hpao ; angaar bar DC og'aa bio
til trolis opipIbt i'm Bart al aon-
truften.
Monoaa Gitermioong leo 2iterri-
gcrue ct itorre Neoerlog / Aiticooo-
len, eitcr bpao Der meloea oIltclelt
ira Hom. 2%iterrigerne angreb De
italienifc Siricr poa no9cn mcgct
bp~itliggenbc Fluntter, men blco Ore
bet tilbogc mco uirbpanIig ltorc
Cab.
Sommc Gae fniteoe Den ltoIien'
lie 2uitcitdore life minore emo IRE
Cons meo Bomber % @rouoter ne>
pao sc oiterrigife Sorpc0o. % lin.
Observation-Disclosures / 6lllmc peS
Ioriatcrhapet. Store SbelGg9elIel
blep onrcttct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

Grploiionen.

Gn inbganenbe ltnoerie9elie pil
bli iat iganq / anleoning al ben
itore Grploiion, iom Spnoug ianpt
Steo peo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pno
@locf Com Zen ubenfor Seem Dorf.
Ser omfom, Iaauibt man peo, tire
Eerioner peo Grplolionen, % Gicn-
oprn til Ell %proi al tppe Wtillioner
SoQors blep eoelagt. Der er bette
Meninger ON, bpOrpiOt Grploiionen
q @ranOcn begpnbte i Immu1i-
titnsIaoningen paa Ell @aab, cller
on. Sen opito0 / Ell 6rogtpogn, til
berenoe 2ebigb Salep Sanen.
Smiblertib er ire gmheosmGnb /
DC aorporationer, ion Oriper am-
Notwithstanding paa Zen, blet
orreiteret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
Sabcnc tiliips.

Berlin lite Nuguit. - Sielgc Ell
al set tpifc IhmiroIitct oiientli9.
abort Statiitif bar Sc Inicrcoe | &rt-
0cn$ icritc y WooucOcr (bet oil ii9e
% iii lite SuIi) miitct paa Sauct
10 arigSifib til Ell iomIet Gonna
&c al $4,000 Cons, NJ bette Sab
ialoer 40 Sfibc paa @riterncS Eori
meo $4,000 Cons, % DC cpgiueS
til II SIogitibe, Il Tonierfrpolcrc
oa - ulminbeliac arpoicre.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cab paa Slccll
/ SET Iarnne Sio2rum ppgiuca til &c
&riQ@ifibe paa tilIammen 10000
Cons.
: Sc famine % Waaneber bar
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ari9siartaier ifiloi
iirnf ioIt 1903 &anbeI$iorteier poo
tiliammen 2,000,574 Cons. Ger
er life oplpit. hppr itor Bart al bcttc
Cab 'oIber paa Dc nsitralr 2anoc.)
IS set iibite Inr" - ian ~ililtter
Sen tnife Hoppprt - "er set fouita.
tcrct, at iicnNtliae SonhelSitibc / IS
SilirIber bar aiort iia ifplhi1e
arTnfeIier al Solfcrettcn opcrior
pore llnocruonb&banoc."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04
Oeroensfri0en.
3cppcliuangreb paa Guglnno.
ia Slot

Nat iii iioltc Serong blcp Den ell.
gclitc Zlttplt, iisl9c WieoocIeller ira
Son0on, biemisgt al ire 3cppcllncrc,
lom iaiteoe nco 30 Bomber / Gin.
colnibirc og Noriolf, mems eli bel
Gel Bomber ialot / @auct. Ser bar
int 8aagc, laa man ira Sii'tltlbene
umIligt funOc ic, cntcn DC par oper
2onO cler 0au. Sngen blco orGbt
og fun rin0e SfaOe onretteoeS.
SipIQe ocn tpiGc Happort taIteoe
3Cppclinernc Bomber neo oUcr DC
cngelife SrIogabapue @rimabp %
cunningham, og 6prtaarnet peo
SllmberilooenS plumbing bIcp poe
lo9t.
Set brittle Aonlirolitet mcooelcr,
at bette or oct ierlte 3eppelinangreb
poa Gnglono / DC ii0ite y Tiger.
3iolig Maubag Wtor9en 'anot nof
ct 3eppelinurgreb Stco poa Den Ell.
9cIlfe Eitfpit. Oct enc al Suitlfibc-
ne bIeu al en- cngeIif 5lpoer ioriuIgt
80 Wtil uooper ira apiten. San Ii
oeircm cite gmnrunition no ooer
3eppclincrcn, men IiliioIt rartmcocs
ban al eft Stpffe al lin Wctrolie'e,
ser c~rplooere0c. San miiteoe Be
p~ioItbcoen ct 2ieblif, og ba ban fom
iii fla icIo iaicn, bar 3eppcIineren
6ortc. Glppercn penotc / goo Be
bolo tilbngc til lin Citation.
Wcqem SCI. 10 og ~ WonOog
0ot bIep GngIanbS gltfpit for treble
Sang biemir9t al tpife 3cppeIinerc,
iom ilol / mcget Itor Ssibe. Ser nor
minoit 6 al Dem og DC foItcoc neo
omfrin0 60 Bomber. Sn1cn blco
orpbt c1er Iooret, beoer oct | Den
brittle Happort.
s ben tpife oiiicienc Ropport ON
set famine StreiitoN beocr BET Der.
imlo6, at .3eppclinernc "n1eo Selo
on9reb 2onbon og be sitlige Goltn-
tier / GngIano. Siltrobs for heftig
@eifpbnina pcnOtc aae 2uitlfibc til
baQc / goo Nebolo".
Scrtil lporcr oct oificielle brittle
E~re5iebureoli, at eiter Sremfomiten
al ocn tpife Nopport err fun Ell al TO
Gina mlIiNt. "Gnten bao0e be tp'fe
TIppcrc inQcniombelit reoe paa, hpor
Sc bar, elcr oQIoa bnpbc sc mcb %-
benoc % OperlGg inoleperet ial'f
Rapnort."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-08-04

Selflano meo pan bette bolanolfe
Sorlangerlbe eller ogiaa bill Soaanos
GItgrGnie blipe bermctiif luffet for
&piflano". Sette iiOite bapoe Sp-
iternc minOit al alt Gaao til, "a Ser
MI cr tort SnnoelSIamfpem mellenl
Solonb og Spiflano, % iaa maotte
De giue eiter, buor onot oct enc bar.
SoIlanb blcu - uGicntlig eiter TreS
ira GnolanbS SIDE - npOt ill at
orone iig meo Spiflano Iom fleet,
ellerS funbe Gnglanb iinbe paa at
i~iolere SoQanb ira Serben belt og
bol6cnt - enoog ira bctS egne Solo
nier.
Sra 2onopn mebbeles, at ale On.
isgninger ON 9enauoning for Sir
Hoger Gaiement, Ser er bemt til
Ssben for SoiforrGberi, er blct al
pit al peofommenoe engelife Wpn-
otgbeoer, og at Senrettellen par be-
itemt til at ifuIe foregaa / Tenton-
bile SGngiel / 2onoon / Sormio-
Sag (SnSoag) &loffen 9.
8riternes WonOifabstab paa ale
Sronter / Sltli Manneo opeipes / en-
o~fiiciel britiif Weloing til 1854 Sf-
f~icerer og 1891 Meniae. Ser iaar
man altiao for ferIte @ang bsre ON
sc brittle Cab - fulone og iaare-
Be - iltber Sen itore Sffeniip paa
Sommeironten. Sabet err, ionl man
Ter, tort, men Ser er BOG ct aobt
Stuffe igjen til Be 100000, Ion
Spiferrle %aniluor be franif brittle
Cob til.