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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-14
NUMBER 80
Helen Holmes in "The Girl and the
Game" Genes to the Auditorium.

Helm Holmes, who will be seen i'll
the Cre1t railroad film novel. The
Cir End the Game, at the Auditorium,
Thursday, Jan. Goth, is no doubt one of
the most daring film stars of the day.
A ynopsiS Of the first chapter OF this
tn fling story follows:
He IN rides to the Signal station to
rect her father returning from bust.
ness trip. Coming down the mountain
grade, the brakes of heavy freight
train become diSordered. Ever gaining
in SGead, the runaway train rumbIes
on, Gil down the mountain slope. ina
flash, Helen sees her fathers peril, for
General Holmes IN his private car is
but few miles away. literally riding
into death, for the runaway freight
must crash into the oncoming train
that bears Helen'S father. CoOlheaded,
DESPITE her great fear, Helen leaps as.
tride her horse, Rocket, Squirting the
animal on, she heads lin straight for
the railroad bridge, thinking that she
can cross and throw a switch that will
divert the runaway freight onto an un
used siding, On she gaI!opS and is half
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-14
IN ,ulss of Parish School
Board.

sDpings, La, October 20, 1918,
S,J Of Directors OF the Public
4 tbe Parish OF Jefferson
-.t in special session for the
# canvassing the returns OF
%. ..,,Il elections held in Districts
20 with the following mem
.ssut. R. NJ. Briggs, Henry
pIM Booze, 2. W. Todd, Oze-
Y = a alrntes Of the last meeting were
Ind approved. .....u,.,,
,o,lgGLGATlON OF ELECTION.
l,sd louisiana
Iad Jefferson Davis.
4 No direction Of the School Board
hereby given that on the 18th
! october, 1915, an election was
s.bool Districts No. 10 and 29 in
lanshof Jefferson Davis Louisi'
:, determine the proposition to
,rociaI tax of five mills on the
~, groperty subject to state taxa
L. annually for a period Of ten Years
as purpose OF giving additional
In The public schools in said dist
IrsSo 10 and %.
Is,ttse majority Of tine taxpayers
kI~,ta.d election in favor Of said
.,,tton was Is in number and
ls-nn amount district No. 10, and
amber and S13,ljO0O in amount
s,yict No. %; and that therefore
lkuief
,lnositions were carried.
nn,movsd by Briggs and seconded
,a5srl that there be established a
lidso1 lne-the Southern Pacific Rail
l,,ints-which line shall determine
smfon at whitehall school children
b and incluling the fifth grade
lslatead school in the town OF Jen-
ihA provided that the children that
n enrolled in the two schools at the
l,sst shall remain and that no new
lrBiDm the South Side shall be en-
RaaaIDWed to attend the North
school in the town of Jennings.
trl
stRnoyed by Todd and seconded |
Hs5eft that SeeSSel BreaZeale be
kan The basis OF $50 per month for
nnter Of days actually taught, !
Ma we're seven, and not for three |
s;G sheaSzed on the basis of SIS (
mlth. All voted in the afiirma- |
Uept Nj. Briggs. |
lGm moved by Todd and seconded /
hoat that SIS be appropriated OFT .
h General funds anal be given ~ (.
nIhltaas the best pig in tine pug
alihe parish Of Jefferson Davis. /
rd, I
lWaNed by WaltOIaud seconded
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REPORT Of DEMOCRATIC
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Jennings, La, Jan. II, 1916,

Jennings, La, Jan. II, 1916.
Inc Democratic executive committee
met on the above date and appointed
me following commissioners and clerks
10 serve at the different polling places
IN Jefferson Davis Parish at the prima.
ny election to be held January g, 1916.
ward l. Precinct l.-COmmissioner
Joseph Guidry, Geo. Bailey, J. X. How.
ell. Clerks EnoS Roads, y. A. Richard
Ward l, Precinct commissioners
j. L. Doiron, Henry Walter. Leroy
Elliott, Clerks Oscar Aguillard, j. j.
Langley.
Ward 2, Precinct commissioners
Harlow White, G, A. Connolly, E. A.
ToupS Clerks -Drozin Sonnier, G. u
Wilder.
Ward 3, Precinct commissioners,
AroS Doucet, ChaS. Gravel, Henry
Present Clerks -POlicar Landry, Alexis
Le8lanche.
Ward 4, Precinct commissioners.
Frank Butler, j. /. D0iSe, Henry Tletie
CIerkS-N. GarbOrinO, Ionic Fuselier.
Ward 5, Precinct commissioners.
Ira PeloQuin, F. A. Le5lue. Willis Lanr.
ley ClerkS-TheOphlIe Laforgue, Ed.
BlevinS.
Ward 5, Precinct commissioners,
A. P. Hawkins, H. &. Miller. j. H..
Sweeney. ClerkS-J. W. Huffman, T. A.
ScOnCe.
Ward 6, Precinct commissioners
A. L. Hebert, T. H. Cox, f. H. Boiling
ClerkS-ASa Verret, M. L. Prentice.
Ward s, Precinct commissioners.
J. M. Booze, James Thomas, T. Z. Rob
inSon. ClerkS-R. F. Carter, j. E. Lewis.
Ward Z. Precinct Commissioners.
Felix Hardy E. J. Fontenot, Alcie Har.
dy. Clerks. J. Arceneaux, Charles
Dyke.
Precinct commissioners, Z. w.
Todd, Alcide He5ert Jr., A R. Prud. /
homme. CLerkS-Numa Lognion. J.J,
Strobe.
,1f
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-14
Eggs from my prize
winning Reds, $500 per
fifteenth, R. Boiling.

Mr.. J. B. Van Slyke, OF Mitchelviile.
Iowa, arrived Monday for two days
stay in our town locking after his land
interests in this section.
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". p. ARNETE,
Secretary.

The new Crowley Santarium will be
opened on Saturday, January Is, with
public reception from two to eight
?. NJ. The people from wells h and
neighboring towns are extended a cor
dial invitation to be present. An inter.
eSting program has been arranged, and
refreshments will be served. This san.
Itarlum, complete in every detail, is one
OF the most modern and thoroughly
equipped places of its kind in Louisiana.
Some months ago the Crowley santa.
rum burned and the new structure is
the result Of the efforts OF the promi.
nent citizens and physicians of that
town 20 rebuild an institution which
had proved beneficial to the people of
Southwest Louisiana.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-14

FOR SALE-nice residence property
in north WelSh-fruit and shrubbery-
Nee lOCatiol-CnQuire J. P. Blrgor. #
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1916-01-14
improved Blue Rose
Seed Rice for sale, free of
red.--A. T. Jones.
Rose

Supt. W. p. Arnett, our popular SUI
perinteudeut Of education, was very
pleasant Welsh visitor Tuesday.
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M. E. Church South
District Conference
IMPORTANT WEEK OPENED AT
sALLAH CHAPEL LAST NIGHT.
WITH SERMON.

Ballah chapel, near Grant Town, for
the rest Of the week will be an impor.
tant center Of interest for members OF
NJ. E. Church South congregations in
the Fairmont district, for their annual
district Sunday School Institute began
here today and tomorrow the district
conference begins.
The exercises OF the week actually
began last night when Rev. Ivy Yoak
preached an elquent sermon. The
program for today's Sunday school In.
,titute is as follows:
Morning Session.. What Sunday
schohol membership ought to do for
the pupil: ta) In the Primary Depart
ment-Miss Georgia Conway, Mrs. W.
T. Watts. (b) In the Teen Age
Mrs. R. T. Webb, B. A. Vim. (cJ
In the Adult Departmental. D.
Straight. E. B. Ware, G. W. Stewart.
2. The needs and benefits OF teacher
training classes-R. ]. Yoak. 8. DUAL.
tiles and marks of the Efficient Sun.
day School Teacher-A. P. Keyser, ].
N. Herald, G. C. Jarvis. 4. Qualities
and Marks of an Efticien Sunday
School superintendent. T. Webb,
W. ]. Richardson, !. S. Tyler, Miss
Flora Ice. Sermon at II a. N. by
B. A. VIM.
Afternoon Session.. Grade Les
sons-E. G. Moore. 2. Music in Sum
day School-Frank Wilkins, z. w.
0'Dell. 4. How to Build Up the Sum
day School: (a) In Numbers-O. E.
Thorne, E. w. Golf. H. H. Pownall. tb)
In Efficiency-L. S. Anvil, W. T.
Lantz, ]. P. Slaughter. s. China Day
in the Sunday School June 25-A. H.
Perkins. H. c. Conley. W. H. Fogle-
song. 6. VIII your Sunday Schools
Observe Children's Day and why?-
w. A. Fraley, H. D. Spencer. Sermon
at p. m, by Rev. U. v. ". Darling
ton, D. D.
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Christian Church
Campaign Opens

An encouraging start was made yes.
terday in the campaign to raise funds
for the Central Christian church con.
gregation which will dedicate new
church edifice on the last Sunday in
this month. The teams tina, were at
work yesterday met with a generous
response in spite of the fact that there
was practically no preliminary an,
nouncment of the opening Of the ef.
fort. Women's teams are being or
ganized today and tomorrow they will
begin work.
The music for the dedicatory service
will be under the direction Of Mrs. E.
c. Rowand.
Prof. Berry, of Bethany College will
be here next Sunday and will occupy
the pulpit.
Dr.. Cramblet, president Of Bethany,
will DO here on the following Sunday
and dedicate the church.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13
COLONIAL

Manager McCray continues fortu.
nate in his vaudeville offerings al
the Colonial theatre. Since the new
line OF amusement has been put on.
there has been an exceptionally high
class bill every week at the Colonial.
The show now running here is no ex.
ception and is all that could be de.
sired.
The belongs as novelty artists go
big. The Musical DeWitts were well
received. Harris and billiard in q
talking and singing act and Dickens
and Floyd in the little act "Pals"
made good. All in all the show pleases
and IS well worth while.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13
METZ ITEMS.

Erwin Myers OF Campbell run was
a Warrington visitor Saturday.
e. Brummage was in Warrington
on business Saturday.
L. A. ornduff is home on visit.
Steve Goodrich, Of Pittsburg. is WIS.,
iting friends at this place.
Dave Lemley was business visitor
in Warrington Saturday.
John Hughes Of Pennsylvania was
visiting his sister, Mrs. Lawrence
Campbell the past week.
Bruce Brummage Of Campbell run
was business visitor in Warrington
Saturday.
Mrs. B. Koen and Mrs. Winston
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

snoderly Mary 2. sturm. Edward
skinner, Charles w. Robinson, Il. p.
shawkey, B. Z. Butcher y. Walter
Barnes. II. n. Rose, j. N. Jacobs,
Joseph Roster. Iva Roster (Glenyflie
Normal), Isabelle Giffin Kerr, George
L. Kerr. Robert A. Armstrong.
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parcel of land In Warrington district;
consideration 800.
Rosa Bice and husband 10 Mary Ann
Martin, o parcel Of land in Old Camp
Run IN Warrington district; considera.
ton 500. - =
Mary D. sturm and husband to Mary
M. Fortney. q parcel of land In Grant
district; consideration $500.
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SAFE INVESTMENT!

Gold Bond and Mortgage Of Debt Worth
hi
HERMINE OPERATING COMPANY holding Pennyva
MIA Gold Mining Company with 144o Of finest richest
Placer California
thousands of yielding soO
houses sawmi full equipment, offers
each 10000 = -
1$100 Gold bond and Mortgage
HERMNE
Pittsburgh, people.
The officers OF the Hmine
Pittsburgh,
CHI stolenbach Pres; Crimes
NJ Neeper Solicitor
HERMiNE OPERATING COMPANY,
Lessees of
write Fred H. Lahmer 23s lara Street.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

PHILADELPHIA-The leading Ger
mans Of this city have sent out an
appeal to the German.Americans OF
the country to launch formal move.
inent for the support Of Hughes and
the Republican ticket Gustav Mayer,
publisher OF the German Daily Gazette,
declared that IS per cent. OF the Ger.
man.American vote in the United
States numbering nearly 100000 will
be for Hughes.
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Court News
Deeds Filed

Deeds Filed
The following deeds were yesterday
filed with County Clerk A. G. Martin
for recording:
Arthur c. Vincent and wife to C. T.
Ammons. a parcel Of land on Paw
Faw Creek, in Paw Paw district; con.
sideration $500.
Mary Ann Martin to Rosa Bice, a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13
PLEASING REUNION
OF NORMAL ALUMNI
Miss Ethel Ice Will Be Pres
ident Of Association
Next Year.

The annual lalumnia banquet Of the
Fairmont State Normal school was
held last evening in the banquet room
OF the Central Christian church from
one o. the largest gatherings Of mem.
bers Of the alumnia association ever
held.
The class Of 1916 composed OF one
hundred and itwenty-nine young ladies'
and gentlemen was present and the
members were taken into the ascot.
alton. The evening was opened by
President w. M. Kennedy who vel
coined old graduates Of the Normal.
Toastmaster, H. H. Rose Of New
Martinsyflle, w. Va, kept things 60
ing In fine style and throughout the
program there was lively spirit and
interest. The program was as fol-
lows:
The Normal school-Past, Present.
Future -. President Joseph Roster
The Normal school and Fairmont
]. M. Jacobs.
Our State Schools ..................
.s.... Superintendent NJ. P. shawkey
The University and the Fairmont Nor.
NAL School ...................
90. Professor Robert A. Armstrong
The Newest tClass-1916-Hazel Stone
Short talks were also made by J..
Waiter Barnes, B: L. Butcher Chas.
W. Robinson and w. N. Engle.
a nominating committee consisting
Of ]. L. Leach, Frank s. White and
Miss Daisy Prichard suggested the
following named persons as officers
Tor the coming year, and they were
unanimouly elected by the assembled
alumni:
: President-Miss Ethel Ice.
Vice President-Frank R. Omar.
. Recording Sec'y-Lloyd Moore.
: Corresponding Sec'y-Mrs. r. A.
Watts.
: Treasurer-Hearl ]. McElfresh.
Following is list Of those In at
tendance:
r. Frank Payne. Marjorie Ruth
Ross. Bessie Opal Dean, Matte Mae
Feather, Goldie Mae Trippett. Grace
Catherine Morgan Paul Thompson,
.Jenness Downs, Mabel Toothman. r.
DIN Watkins, Retta Smith, U. B.
Holden. Elizabeth Stephenson, Jaye
Satterheld Eva Hartley. Ethel Riggle.
man, Eta Connolly, Mary Mann Ger
Rldine Rinehart. Hazel Spring. Jean
West, Bess Graham, Toyie S. Hupp,
barian o. Cornwell. Beatrice McCon-
nell Hazel Myer Stone, Pearl Cork
stenger, Alloys B. Stenger, Olan D.
Fear. a. Glenn Martin. Laetazelle
Snyder, Jessie Neptune, Beatrice Ten.
tlallt,. Lora Eva May, Jean Boyd Ritch.
10, BERTHE May Lucas, E. L. Lively,
Mrs. -. Z. Lively, Madeline Fleming.
Ereda Feather, Villa VanGilder, Luz
Gle Mulyaney, Marguerite Prickett,
Creed q. Bolyard Blake Nelly Dor.
othy Weetee, Rebecca Rutherford,
Pearle Laird, Helen Whistler, Wayne
Martin, Bertha Z. Dilgard, Neva Cur.
rey. Myron Speelman,{ Grace Martin,
=. p. VanGilder, Mrs. VanGilder Zoe
WadeD Homer Hawkins, A. F. Shroyer
W. N. Engle, Maude Pugh, A. P. Jones,
II. g. Stoetzer, Howard J. McGinnls,
Frank s. White Milla D. Ice, Lucille
Laird. Hazel a. Holt, Mrs. Claude l..
Holland, Frank r. Amos, Louis Lloyd,
w. II. Stannagen H. H., McMillen,
Lloyd q. Moore J. L. Leech, Hugh
F.. Smith. Robert S. Reed. W. NJ.
Kennedy. Dorcas Prichard, J. H. Cole.
bank. Grace Robinson, Ralph H. Wat
kins, Hazel Mckinney, Harry L..
Stewart, Eva l.. Summers, Gertrude
J.. Shafferman. leila G. Fortney. Win.
nile Musgroye, Katherine Curry, Vir.
gina Curry Ruth R. Phillips, Jay
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

Gen. Brusiloff is leading the Rus.
sian forces on the great drive against
the Austrian front. Gen. Brusiloff Is
the same man who led the Russians
in a big drive across the Carpathians
last year. His men are reported to
have captured $4,000 prisoners in their
newest offensive.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13
Brief kilograms

NEW YoRK-A bet of $50 oeven
money was made here that German
submarine merchant liner would regis.
ter her arrival in this port with the
customs authorities before July 5.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

WASHINGTON Reports of the
spread Of anti.American feeling In
Mexico are being received here. Or.
ders have been issud for the dispatch
to tn border or 1900 additional troops.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

Smith Of Warrington were visiting
Mrs. Walter Morton Friday.
Mrs. Allie Mcconnell was in Man.
nington on business Saturday.
c. A. House OF Wheeling has placed
a new piano in the house OF ]. Ten
nant on Campbell run.
Hickman and Huffman will soon
commence drilling at their. new loca.
ton on the Kendall farm.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13
own Talk

Business Men Meet-The West Vir.
ginia Business Mems association is
holding 1t annual meeting at the Chan.
celor hotel In Parkersburg today The
delegates from the Fairmont associa-
ton In addition to Fl. ]. Ross who is
president Of the state organization and
Trevy Nutter who is acting secretary
are NJ. B. Cobun. H. Ernest Hawkins,
George H. Brobst, Bert S. Leopold. H..
]. Hartley, and ]. L. Hall, president
o fthe Fairmont association.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

President WheeIrlsht Here-Presl.
dent Wheelright Of the Consolidation
Coal company operators. q number
of mines in the Monongahela Valley,
was in Fairmont today and in compa.
ny with vice president George T.
Watson and Senator G. W. Watson
visited a number of the mines In this
section. Tomorrow the party will
leave for Kentucky where they will
inspect the mines owned by the COM
pany in that region.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

Alleged Bootlessers-James Past.
age AMI Frank sanatella, of worthing.
ton, were arrested yesterday evening
on warrant issued by Squire R.
Leigh Fleming, on a charge Of boot
lesging. 1t Is alleged they sold to
James Mulligan and John Ring. Ring
and Mulligan are in Jail, Ring charged
with having whiskey on his person
and Mulligan with getting drunk and
making bull's.eyes out Of the people
OF Worthington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

Pythian sisters-Tonight's regular
meeting Of Mountain City temple, Py-
THAN Sisters, will be of unusual i'm
portance as there will be nomination
Of officers and important business that
must be- disposed Of will come up for
discussion. 1t is desired that there be
full attendance Of stan officers and
members.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

REQ Auto Here-Manager Franken.
berger of the Colonial Motor car com.
pany Of Morgantown has notified DR..
Leo Boyers thta he will be at the
Boyers garage tomorrow with one Of
the new REQ Six cars.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

viii Manage store-E. ]. snider, a
well known Fairmont man has accept.
ed the position of manager of the
Pardee Lumber company store at
Homing Falls, w. Va.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-13

This week another big special offer will be
made in the West Virginians Seven Thousand
Club. 100000 bonus votes will. be given with
equivalent Of ten one year subscriptions. If you
want to stay in the race you must profit by this
offer. Five one year subscriptions will secure
u45000votes. The subscriptions may be eth
ernew or renewal for any length of time ACT
AT ONCE, Never again will you receive more
votes for your subscription than right now.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
Den merfelioe
Glfimoitamme.

Snifotoon, Soifnthemnlr, Den Soc
Sept,: Gen Stamnte al lpslette
Gifimocr, Iom 0eu mproeoe a~rftiifc
Cpoogeliearciienoe @arrp y. Hoos
Ioro ira 9ten 9orf bcretteoe at boue
opoaget langt moro / DC a~rftiite
Ggne, bar otter pGret bcisgt al Ell
bpio Wian0.
Wtiaiion5preitcn s. @irling for
teller | ct 8rep til Gcp. DIR. Gar,
pelltcr, 9eItprcr al emmanuel Col.
lcpe, at ban Den 10oe 9ftober
1915 hopoe itsot paa De lp$lcttc
Gifintocr % opbolot Jig Ell 1io hos
Dem.
San gier arau poa at pPre oelr
ferite hpioe Berion, iom er tommet
/ perIonlig SersrelIe meo bette M,
fllnone 6olfeilag, Tom iiben i'm %.
oagelie bar uogiort ct etnologilt
Qtpltcriltm 90 oPret Ytaalct lor
Here misl9ffeoe Grpcoitiouer.
9reuet uor Ienot ira Camp gte.
ceaiitp" / December 1915, 10 YtiI
ira De lpslette gifimoers Cpbolos.
iteo omtrent 10 Diil eiteuior 9oct
bum Roint.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
6ammel blino preit 900

SioIge Ell EresiemeooeIelie ira
9tetp Yorf er Reo. aoam McGlel.
Iano, Der IS Mar gammel fom Der.
til Sauoet iom Ell bIino irif Sunni.
grant, forleoen Dtanoog aigaaet ueo
Geneu / Srooflpn, / Den bsie M.
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Aor at baue pirfet iom &reit, iont
Eroiesior % Iom SPrer for glinoe.
San miiteoe Spnet. oa ban oar
! Aar gammel, men troos oenne
itore Ytisioroel ~intoereoe ban meo
llomerfelie oeo Rep 2)orf Statsuni,
periitei, Der ienere freereoe ham
Doctor philadelphia.
San par / lPngere Sib 8roiesIor
I Girfebiitorie peo oct presbyterian.
lie ~theoloeiife Seminar / Dubuque,
Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
DC rmmenife syronter.

Get eileite Ilutft paa ale Srpnter
| europa og giien, bporfra Central
magterne fan meloe ON noeet nppne-
beroiat Selb, er oct ipheitlige Hu-
m9nien, bpor 9itlgorerne, fpriterfet
al betpoelige tpife og tprtiife Sroppc,
ufoeIinger bar trnngt ino | Hropin'
fen Sobr1loia % erobret flere gper,
beriblanbt De TO bef9iteoe gper poa
Sonaus Spbiibe Surtllfai og Sill
ftria.
Otter Grobringen al benne iibite
9p funtbe @uoapeItblaoene meIbe, at
mi bar glilgarerne / @irfeligheben !
9eiiobelie al belle ben Gel al Gronin-
fen 0obrubia, iom guigarien peo
Sreoen til 8ufareit / 1913 efter Den
onoen @dlfanfrig hlcp tpunaet ill al
aiitaa I'll Humpnien. Genne 9egi-
penbeo blep feiret meo itor 9eaeiit.
rinq oper belle 9nlgarien, inches ira
Berlin.
Smiolertio err Weloingerre teraii.
fra nogct moSitrioenoe. SnIIcoes
bIep 9pcn 3obric / ben ipo!iae Tel
al gropinien beiat al sulaarerne
De ierite Guge. eiterat DC par tpnmci
eper @rpnien; men ben ODE Sept
meIotes oiiicieIt ira 9iifareit. at gsnl'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

garerne after nar brepet no at relne
9p, men ON biSie ienere bar taaet
gpen tilbaee igien fremgaor life flort
at Selegrammerne.
HumGnerne ipneS merfel;at not
life at giere ipnoerligt SGien al af'
fererne / 9pbruoia, ifient set nPr-
meite Tiinft her er inalle 40 Wtil ira
Sopeoitaben Sufareit. Gllten De III
bar ell ener atoen Srumi / @cgbaar'
Sen, eler bporoan oct fan ppre.
Mf ben iihite tp'fe officiele Otel-
bine fremgoar Oct, at oct er lcloe
Seltmarifalf bon Macfenien, i,m le.
Der ben MISUNDERSTANDING Sllocilon
al Oct ipbsltliee Hitmpnien.
X y X
0erimpb fumes Der life at berite
ttogen l~lenigbeo meleln De rliniGn'te
~siterrigife Hopporter anglGrnoe
@ffprerne / Sraniplpanien - Hu-
menernes Geit- % Norobtlt;ront.
HrmGnerne pebblir Der at gna frem
De bar taget en- Heffe minbre gner
og flere itrategiif oigtige Gunftcr,
iaaleoes Soplit5a og Giif S5ereoeS.
Set laber til, at llngarerne oaele.
De for en- flor Del er rpffet tilbaae
til Geltiiben al Warosflohcn, iom
gaar tpersigiennem Traniplpanien,
% oct Ter neiten no til, at Sc Gtiler
life bar iiiroe at foriege nogen al
Wooitanb paa 2itiiben al Den.
ne glp.
Sgiaa fra Sen aIlernoroligite Gel
al Z raniplpanien melber Gun1Gner.
ne orn ny Sremgang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
&ene / 8alicien.

Otter oe rlsiiife Weloineer iibit /
forrige l1ge iaa oct no til, at man
bpub gieblif oct IfitIbe bore, fllnbe
perte at bere ON Saltca' 8aIo = So
lic5 iom ligger peb 5looen 3nieitr og
regnes for MegIen til Dem galiciife
Sopebitao fra Spbsit. Oct beb fig,
at gpen bar ibranb, % at De siterrig-
tie trooper alereoe bapoe begpnbt
&emmineen.
Sertere bar imiolertib De rusiiife
Weloinger life tnbebolbt poerlisere
Splpsninger ON Salic5, men en- Wel.
Ding ira Berlin al lite Sept. fortGI-
Ter, at "@eneral 8rep bon 8otbmers
trooper bar forpurret Hnsiernes
Sprieg paa at erobre Salic5."
Sra &arpoterne melber oerimoo
Hitsierne ON en- betpoelig SER, ioet
De bar erobret oen oominereroe Sjelo-
top 2apulbieraet os peo iamme Mn-
leonine taget 1000 npe Sanger, 7
W~titralisier pg ire Srenh- Weriere.
Gen citerrigife Weloing bar enbnt
life nGprt noget ON bette, mems oelt
tpife MeIoine al iamme Cato paa-
ltaar, at Nllsierne blep Ilaaet tilbage
nnoer lit Ingreb paa anpulbierget.
(Sette 9ergpqs / &orpoterne er
lnnet eitpaa, nofiaa rGr @reuien al
9afoipina).