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The Detroit times., 1916-01-13

making ragged holes in the heads of
the wounded Americans when the
bandits gave them the mercy
shot." The skulls OF three mon had
been shot away.
Each body had from two TO FIVE
holes. the blood soaking the dirt and
cinders along the railroad track.
The Americans in the rescue
party were escorted by a small dc.
iachment or Carrnnza troops who
insisted on stopping the train every
few minutes and accommodating for
bandits. When the scene OF the
massacre was reached. mounted VII.
iIstas were not over half a mile
away. The CarranEistas on the
train. not being mounted. made no
attempt TO pursus the suspected
killers.
As soon as the bodies were load.
ed into a box car the train backed
into chihuahua where the entire
populace net them.
When the train pulled into Juarez.
across the border here, Il was met
by a committee OF III Paso officials
and citizens and by Gen. Gabriel
Gavira, CarranZa commander. A
troop of Mexican cavalry dipped
their flags In salute.
Jose Maria Sanchez, a Mexican
miner. employed by tho slain Amer.
leans. was an eyewitness Of the
massacre and returned here with
the train
I'VE were In two coaches" said
Sanchez. "one occupied by the
Americans and the other by 90 OF
Ms Mexican employees.
mo sooner had the train been
brought TO standstill by the
wreck the bandits caused ahead.
than the bandits began to board
the coaches. They swarmed into
our car, poked Mausers into our
sides and told us to throw up our
hands or they would kill us.
They rihed our pockets. took our
blankets and baggage and even our
lunches.
Then Colonel Pablo Lopez, in
charge Of the looting in our car
said:
eft you want TO see some fun
watch us kill these gringoes. Come
tn boys, he shouted to his follow.
ers.
"They ran from our coach crying:
Viva villa and Death to the grin.
goes! heard q volley OF rife
shots and looked out OF the window.
Manager Watson was running to-
ward the Santa Ysabel river, short
distance away. Four other Ameri-
cans we're running in other direc-
tious, the Villistas shooting ut them.
Some OF the soldiers dropped to
their knees for better aim Watson
fell after running about hundred
yards. lie got up limping, but went
only a short distance when he
threw up his arms and fell forward.
his body rolling down the bank into
the river.
''of two others running for the
river one well midway. learned
later this was Romero. Four bullets
penetrated his body. The other man
was hit twice and killed.
"a young fellow, later identified
az Mediation sot 40 yards from the
train when he was shot and fell.
while this was going on, other
Villistas crowded into the Ameri-
cans coach. could not see what
happened In there, as frightful
panic broke ous In our car. Later ]
learned that the Americans we're
unarmed.
"Pearce was shot as he sat In the
coach. J saw Wallace's body on the
ground at the car step. lie had been
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
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Cash with order. II charged.
line.
No transient advertising inserted
for less than I6c with. CASH lbc *
charged. per Insertion.
The above rates apply 10 all classi-
ncatious except Births. Cards or
Thanks, Obituaries Meeting Notices
and all aGH preceding Male Help.
and Meeting Notices Minimum
cnarge. zoc for 20 words or less. over
as words one-and- cents for
each extra Crd.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13

tives, a police surgeon, and several
other witnesses testified that they
saw Dorph after he had been taken
to headquarters by patrolmen, and
that he was greatly under the iniu-
ence OF liquor.
Dr. Charles NJ. Turrell. frat aid
police surgeon, saw Dorah several
times In headquarters. Sunday night,
after the accident, and said his ac-
ton, gait and speech we're unques-
tionahly those OF a drunken man.
Phil Robinson, former assistant
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
Births
ROYs

BOYS.
william r. Newell. 7A3 Scotten;
James Mccarthy, Mari Maternity hos
pital; Dr. Kolb Flsk,747 Field. John
Dobies. 80 Dane IMladen Kolarov. 81
Cottage Greve; Mike Rsepka. l2Q
Lockwood! Allan G. Trainer. Wom-
hospital. Charles . Dayton. 81 Hook
er; Jacob Wikienty 1926 Junction;
Charles T. Trombley. IS kolb, George
Mike TIornyk. i23 Vanderbilt. Arthur
q. Rigby, 404 Mcmillan; Theodore
Mazdzynski. 500 Humboldt; vito Ten
ma, 290 Antoine; John y. Simsick, 695
Woodward; Glenn :. Patterson. 9l1
Commonwealth. Hyroth Gyorgz. 1856
Mercier. Gaen Canes. 443 McKinstry
Thomas J. Brennan, 3057 r. Jefferson;
Adam Guatof. 81 Gelray; Rodner Mi
hoilz. 80 Vanderbilt; Howard a. VII
lard. 1872 Blaine; Abe Rubin, Harper
hospital: David Jablonski, Harper
hospital, William =. Breen, 40 Mont
clair; Herman Dakoske, 597 ST Au-
bin; James Ryan. 9i6 Kirby w; Va
selia Hatrla, l27 ST Aubin.
GIRLS.
August Klann. 6O1 Horatio; Or.
Kolb Fisk. 947 Field Mel IT. Mack.
Grace hospital; Michael Mircatanta,
213 wilkins, Jack TrsechcreAa, 119
otis: William GoIdenberg. Woman 3
hospital. John Wiktorowska, i4S Lin
John Bone, sos Lincoln Daniel II,
Davis. bS5 Williams; cyril De Goort.
665 Belvidere; Frank T. Howard. 235
Delaware; Giuseppe Calamia, 522 La
fayette; Homer -. Barger. iS2 Till
Richard Mach SO Clippert. Charles
Sawter. 143 Thlrtieth; Bronislaw Su-
choski, 924 Russell, Jozef Kalinowski,
andrine t.: Joe scskansky. 327 Cham
berlain; John Kocrmarck. 5ll Buch p
anan; Anthony Loewen, III Hol-
bourne; Herman kersten, 90 Arndt,
John Janik, 90 Pollard; Jacob Mare
eek, los Adele: Domenico Restaino.
4S7 Rivard: Carlo Deben. 500 Rlvard
Irving u. Camp. 25f Garfield W; Wal
ter Bodenstedt, 1882 Helen; Henry
Barahl, 1872 K. Hancock; Floyd Hal
tom. $50 Lakeview; Frank Seitert.
500 Fischer.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
Raise 1920 for Jews.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, Jan. Ia
KALAMAZOO Jews have raised s1.250
which will be sent to Europe to aid
Jews who are suffering az the result
Of the war. An effort will be made
to add many more hundred dollars
to that fund during the next few
days.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13

The cultivation of spices in Gren-
ada, Windwsrd islands, is confined
almost entirely to nutmegs, with
their derivative mace. Mace has
of late years commanded a rela-
lively favorable price, and has had
the effect OF making nutmegs a
profitable crop.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
no RENT--BUsISEss rRoPERTY.

DESIRABLE MODERN CONSTRUCT
ED quarters for light manufacture
ing, protected by sprinkler system.
consisting OF first and second
floors, each 40xT5 IT,. steam heated.
Beautiful show windows on first
floor 12 and IA Woodbridge- -st. E
Inquire j. c. Goss Co. 16 Wood
bridge e.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
MOrtuary

MARSHALL---Jan IL. John, aged 81
years, beloved husband OF Eliza
beth Marshall and dear father of
Mrs George Abel. Rene ]. and
Charles. Sister Pia, Ursaline Sisters,
and Elizabeth G., Funeral fron
residence. 642 Chene-st., Saturday
at $40 a. III. and ST Ellzabeth's
church at Q.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
wANTED---FLATs.

WANT a furnished apt for light
housekeeping, with child. Prefer
private family; must be In good
neighborhood and reasonable. will
furnish references. Box B, 119.
Times.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
WITNESSES
SURE DORAH
WAS DRUNK

tCsntiausd from PsEe One)
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
BANDIT VICTIMS
WENT INTO MEX
ICO AT OWN RISK

tCOntinued from PaEe Ons.l
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
MEXICAN GEN
ERALS IN Ell
PASO JAILED

Ccoatinusd from PuGe One.l
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
10 RENT--aoUsEs.
Hannah Rental Agency

ANSAeoAA AbSASy
A free list or houses and nats. Call
In person at the oldest alc largest
real estate exchange In Michigan.
McGRAW BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
WINDOW rLEANiNa.
WINDOW
TO RENT---IsO0Ms.
HOTEL FRANKLIN

Cor. Larned and Baees---onIy a block
from Woodward and Jefferson aves.
Extra hne, steam heated rooms at
special Winter Pates, soc, 75c. 81.
sl.bO per day; IS to 81 per week
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13
BOY SPOUSE
DECEIVED,
HE ASSERTS

tContiaued from PaKe One.l
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13

TRY Bemb r7Vra, service.
Flowers for Everybody"
The l. Bemb Floral Company.
Albert Pochelon.
Main 5000 1853 Bates-st
The Detroit times., 1916-01-13

q risSs---fs.s<- 5ss nsss.-- .--,&sis 60
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-05-24
Bankers Hold Sue
ceSsful Convention

Over forty bankers, represent
ing more real money than the
average man dares dream Of, as
sembled here yesterday fer the
first annual convention Of Groups
10 and -, \. W. s. Oak. Bank
ers associat on. Owing to the
trains being late, the program
or the forenoon was cut rather
short, but Mr.. J. " Parmley of
Ipswich, w h o is everlastingly
boosting for better 'arming bet
ter roads and general develop.
ment Of tie state, gave a very
interesting address to the bank
ers assembled. A sumptuous
dinner was served the bankers
at H tel Windsor.
The attention session began
with a lively selection OF the No
bridge String Band, which re
ceived tremendous applause
from the bankers. w. E. Briggs
of the Northwestern Nation1I
Bank OF Minneapolis then gave
an interesting aud instructive
address on Opportunity and De-
velopment during which he paid
a handsome tribute TO the far
mer. in h e following words
The farmer is our barometer
We go with him in prosperity
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-05-24
Popular Broadway
Players Return

Lovers OF dramatic enter. ain
ment. of the higher class, will
welcome the announc ment that
the popular broadway Players"
will return to the opera house on
Saturday and Sunday evenings.
May 9th aid 2sth.
On this occasion two new plays
will be offered complete with the
same careful attention to detail
in costume ard scenic environ
ment which characterized this
excellent organizations appear
anee here last Dccemter.
1t viii terememlered that the
manager Of this at ractiou, Nj.
F. Hogan, is a brother Of o9r
worthy citizen, Edward Hogan,
and his artistic acting left q last
ing imLre sslon en- patrons Of the
theatre here.
Where The Trail Ends" a
stirring drama of the Yukon. is
the opening play here and with
popular prices pre-, ailing, a roya
welcome awaits the Broadway
Players at the Opera House OF
Saturday and Sunday, May 27ti
and 18th.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-05-24

we fall with him in adversely.
Every dollar the baker spends
in the interest Of better farming
will come back to him many
fold. F" Short addresses were
made by the following bankers
from outside the district: Mr.. j.
J. Flanagan Of St. Paul; Mr.. F.
A. Mccormack Of Sioux City; Mr..
r. L. Brown Of Aberdeen; Mr..
IF. A Laavitt of St. Paul and
Mr., Alex Highland CT Aberdeen.
General discussion Of bankir g
matters vas held py the bank
ars within the district. The next
meeting Of Groups 10 an d IL
will be held in IpsW ich in 1917.
Mr.. George Meadows of Ipswich
w IS elected pres dent of Group
10. Mr.. ] Ohm Heckenliable Of
Eureka as secretary. Mr.. c G.
Silerius Of Lennon .=as elected
president of Group IL, Mr.. J. Il.
II ankle of Timber Lake as
S 9cretary.
After adj urning, the bankers
took an excursion trip up the
Missouri river in a ferry boat,
and Incidentally looked over oul
million dollar bridge ard q few
otner things of interest. Mo-
bridge Bulletin.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-05-24
Reeder's 18th OF
May Fest, q Success

After the rainy weather Cf the
past week The 18th of May
dawned bright and clear and
farmers from this section with
their families and a great many
from neighboring towns gathered
here to help celebrate the day.
The Sons of Norway had ar
rang d patriotic program which.
vas held at the auditorium in TIE
forepart OF the afternoon. At
TO rney General Linde gave very
fitting address at that time. Mr..
Linde made a very special effort
to fulfill his promise to be here,
having not entirely recovered
| from sickness and making the
ong drive over from Dickinson
and we certainly appreciate it.
| His address was followed 10y one
in the Norwegian by Rev. J. X.
| iCasperson Of Mott. A number
of Norwegian sorgS were sung
by the audience and the musical
Iselections ty Mrs. Tuition Han.
son Of pucyrus and Mr.. Christie
tpker of Mineral Springs, were
also greatly enjoyed.
| Following the program the ball
game took place at the ball park
| between the Sons of Norway and
! the World In spite of their
! best efforts the NJrwegian team
were unable to score and went
down to defeat BY a score Of 8
to 0. Star players from Hetting-
er, Scranton, New England,
]. | Amidon and Reeder made up the
| lineup of the two teams
Motion picture shows were
Igiyen both afternoon and eve-
ming at the auditorium and a
large number enjoyed the Nor
| lwegian supper rived at the Lu-
theran church.
Over q hundred couples attend
led the dance at the auditorium
lin the evening, dancing until t. {
!; small hours 10 the music fur.
nishe d by the Lennon. orchestra.
, Western Call.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-05-24

The aim of every man. says
Humboldt, should be to secure
the highest and most harmonious
development of his powers to a
complete and consistent whole"
Sounds good. but-ch, WELL
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-05-24
Chautauqua Program
One Of the Best

Continued from page one1
monial Venture, " written
expressly for them.
QUARTER TO NINE
Dlctot the Wizard. In an
evening of mystery. magic
and illus0ry experiments.
The entertainment triumph
of its kind.
Sunday
HALF PAST TWO
Christine Giles Company. Mu-
sicaI and literary selections
Of strictly high grade and
strong in enter, aiamert pow
er.
THREE . CLOCK
Hon. 3. +. Mcdonald Who
talks on "Moonshine" and
uncovers a great III ny
shams commonly practiced
FOUR O'CLOCK
Fesper Service.
EIGHT O'CLOCK
Christine Giles and Bingham.
St9pvp,od rboco on
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-05-24

When you hear fellow con-
ssantiY grumbling about his luck
he is simply advertising the fact
that he is getting exactly the
luck that he S entitled to.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1916-05-24

what you want as cheap as anyone
quality for quality. Our prices are
rock bottom On all kinds Of building
materials. Al Gaas We ask IS that you
give SIS 4 chaaca to fisuse on your job.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

NropinIenS Soueoitao, 1882 Tor
2,775 imloo.
Sper ire 6cir0coeIc al Canada or
M tsrIagt. arm / T%ropinlen Che.
bee or DC "&aooe" eronu ltprft FOR
lfatIeoe, men iclp Scr pei,tcS oct. at
Saloonrcttlabeocruc bill bli bctnbe.
llg bcgrrnlcbe ldopcI / gpen Che.
bee JON l 0iontreoI % Here al DC
oiorc i~tsrirc 9pcr.
) Sutario bar Acaicriugcu ilo.
ltcot 1T miblcrtioigt fSorbub, Ser
trrocr / Strait i%uiorqcn. Set CT
airIocnoc iubtiI arigena Slut. ga
SperaSlnoolct ON at giprc Sorbu.
oct permanent pil bIi iorcladt Grl
9crne I'll giglerelic pco SoIfeafitcn-
uinq.
: Fropiuicn alberta beilutteoe3
Sorbuo oe0 ell SoIteailtentnina Den
lite Sllli. Sperolt / oetnc no.
ltroftc Vropiu3 bor SorbrnocIicr
nTrct / Hftoaenoe, mems 5pngIlcr.
lc hllrtig TONNES.
: Erouinlen Snitatfeipou hor
Healerlnacu oucrtoaet Solqet al ole
berli'clrhc Griftc "a lopet, at Ell
tSolfea'ltcmntng oDer ulmin6eIlqt
6orbuo fol flnbc Steo / december.
"a aninocrnc oil pprc blet femme.
berettiaeoc.
s Wanitobo. Den trcoic al Be
pcltltgc Trooinier. nebiogcS Sorbto
peh SolfeofItemulngen hcr lite
SUM.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Ovrere Srco.

Chicago Den tlbe Sept: Sfslge
Ell al 0trs. Sultan Seotb, YrGii.
bent / Susmsorenes 2onosiore.
ming, oifentli9siort llotalelie mo.
rsmmc5 9timeligbeoeu al ocn al
@a9ermeitrcne paatPnfte ,SorhsieIie
al 9reoprilen.
Grflprirgen oiientliggioroe5 efter
Ell aonference nteo ocn rationale
MISUNDERSTANDING gntbeosmpno.
Sun baierer lin ltotoIelic paa set
forbsieoe aoitenoe al De Sngreoiens
Ter, ION brugeS peb groobagning,
og o%pforbrer @ltsmporenc til at fi1.
be t0.Gcnts 9reo Iom ct Wiooel iii
at ipare Yeuge.
Sra Waibington melocs, al aIn.
gerne ira Observation-Disclosures /
mango Ggnc / 2an6ct opcr. al Bro
Observation-Disclosures itooiq tiger,
mems oere3 EcttofortieneIte ltdoig
hlir mirtorc, oil bli utoerleQt al
Observation-Disclosures.
Ieportemcltct opluicr, al oct nil
ieroe Ell Grpcrt aiitco for runb:
ON / 2unoet at nIritiuc llnoerieaeIic
meo SenInn til aoitenoet al at pro.
ouccre YteIf og ON boorpiot Dfelfe
mGnocne hnr nogeu berettiget
8runo I'll al forheie Griiernc.
st unoet Telegram onteret 9aIb-
irgton Den 15Oe Sept. iortGaer, at
ultitsocpnrtementet bar begnrot en-
l~lnoerisgelie / G~rlebniuq al De
%irenrfomne Srubler ira De ilorc
Ytelfebnrolere 90 greoiubrlfcr /
,Sqinois. Ohio. Rem gorf. HennInI
pnnin, WornIon0. &rrginia o. an,
Ore Stufer ON al forhsle ErlIerne
poo Melf % 8rsh. Separteuuentet
ifal uprc al Den Cpiatninl at De.
life meh Reiultat tdn begnuoe Rcts.
Iorislaning MOD noGeu etfelt Icr'
ion eaer uoqet cnfeIt 5irma i Den
ne 6~orbinoeIie. Geriuoo oil en-
iorenet geppgelie JON bar iii Wioal
Of iorhpie Eriicrne. bli betragtet
Tom Ell SpertrPoellc al Antitruit-
Iopen. Samtibig oil en- iorenet Se-
Oagelic, Der bar til Seniigt al re.
oiteere Sreoets Iegt. blt taset iom
ct Sorleg pna ar iorbsie Trilen.
Otter 5orlpoenoe bar Sliititaoe.
pnrtementet enopioere iii Seniigt al
ioretoae Ell llnoerisgelie / anleo-
nina al Den plubielige ErIsltignlng
iom lanot Steb Tor Here Sarers
Sentommenoe m0er S~ernhaaefom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
en- interesiant Retslae.

Wanetta, Sans, ben 14oe Sept.
az Observation-Disclosures pil Der
/ Den %nGrn1eite 6ermtio BIZ trent.
iot ret5liat Grap paa gienoonrsret,
ten til belle Ghicasos Strnnbfaut.
ira Wif)i9on Ipenl,e iii Sreboen al
Safe 0tttligan. 9e bar engogeret
Ell iremrageuoe Gbicasoiogisrer.
ion1 ifal baue gipet Dem goot Soab
ON ct beloigt Heiultat. 0eres Sor,
bring ital uGre boieret paa BET 5af'
tlm, ar 1ottapotomierne for ct
Sllnorcoe Nor iioen hoooc lit I'll.
bolo Der. bpor Chicago III ligger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Osiaa en-
KrieserfIerine.

Nep 2)ort, Den 15oe Sept Che
9eaglie Of american Spnrtsmen",
buis 5ormool er 8eifpttelie al Srg-
lie % piloe 3pr, bar belluttet of
erflrre 8ranIpurpen arig paa ani.
pen oa at iaitiGtte Ell beitemt llge
til at isre Den /, mtaseiig enten i
april eller Dfai n9ite Iar.
Der pil bli rettet en- Spfororiug
ill 8unernsrerne / alle llnionens
Stater ont OF biRlpe til Of iremme
Irbeioet.
Ger ifal oeiaa ienbes Snitrurer
angoaenoe 6elttossploncn til Dor.
aerineitrene / ale gper, iii Sfole'
luperintenbentcr, til TrGiioenter for
Colleges % ll~niperiiieter. til Triu.
cipaIerne peo 6oIfeifolernc oa iii
Gheierne Tor Speioersutterue / o.
IGritilote Staier.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Stemte pad en-
600 mdno.

Chicago ben 14be Sept: De-
er ioag fommet for Gaeen, at ouer
$4,000 &plgere peb Trimprpalge.
igaar hapbe itemt paa en- beo Dtano.
Stemmerne bleo afgipne FOR Geo.
polo Eboel5er, Iom blep begrapet
ilere Gage iioen. Suns 9tapu par
paa @algieolen, oa ban OsOe, men
BET par oa for lent for Galgtom-
misiprerne al foreiage Ell 5oran,
bring.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
9 crloeninSen
al CANADA.

9ancouper. SritiIb Columbia, Den
lobe Sept Teo BET beri Brooin.
ZEN igaur iteoimnone olminbelige
9ola or 6orbuosiorilagct peoiaget
meo ca. $4,000 Stemmer. Scr;
8ancoupcr oiaopes S.S05 Steuumer
.lor % 4,59S iuieb, % ! gIctorin,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

ratiling Den tran'te Regierina anIel
forat ituo / Strio meo Neitralitcteu
loet "ipenife arig5ifibc piIoe betpnft
iia paa at angribe en- inf llnoer
panosbGab UNDER BET 9aaifuo, at Der
mllieens fun0e bore Ell SanoeIslm.
berpanbsbaao, mehers Der 0erimo>
life niloe e%riitere noaen ioabon Spil
meb Senipn iii &c Aliere0cS llnbcr.
panbsbaabe, ba DC inqcn S~aubclsior.
tsier bar al bette SloqS."
Hoten ofilutte@ mco iplgcnbc 40.
BARREL:
Gen al ocn iuenite Hegicrinq inb.
taene StiIing itoor / Here / Soocr
liggenbe Seuieenoer / Strio meo Ell
SoIoning, iom err operenSltemmenoc
meo Ell lopal % upartiIf neitral So
ttons Tligter,"
Sperige % Gnglono hari ltaoct pao
Ell ipenbt 500 meo hinailoen liae iibell
ari9eiS S%earloelIe, uq oct ipneS MI,
Ion pnt Sperigeo Stipiino bar reiitl.
teret / en- Seiliitnirta ont at epe ct
fonrblneret grpf MOB BET al ole DC
Inierebc.
Hmcrifn i iammc Eaab.
2onbon ben t1oe Sept. Tlonen
ON Of IGtte De ne,trolc Souoe Rorae,
Sperige, 0onmort % 6olono pno
%Sfntioner. ifslne hplIfen ingen me
OiSpeniationer tpr nproGrenoe pll
hli bepilaet brittle Grporterer, CT
blebet uopioet til pgiao of inobeiotte
De Sor. Stoter peo at forbpbe Den
~hoaunbife oueriieiifc Srult at mohta-
&c flere amerifanife Eareforlenbelier
% peb at nrgte l1oiteoelie at @aran.
tibrepe for amerifonife Sfibninger al
&arer til bisfc 2onbc.
Som Ell sSplae beraf pil Tdrefnr'
ienoelier til @onatb bli itaniet abio-
Int, nlelts De reaillPre Tan1pltib9lin.
Ter, iom eaari bircfte Suite meaenl
De Tor. Stater % De Ifoloinopilfc
Sanoe oil nRgte at inofdae Sabnin.
ger beitenlte for noaet at otaie 2orlbe.
@oibington ben 16be Sept. 9e al
ben brittle Hegiering proflanrercoc
me 9eitemnlelicr, Der iltbtil pi0ere
iorbpocr Snbisriel til De ifanoinaui-
fife 2anbc og Solonb al oper 100 me
Nrtifler ira ,bl. andre, DC 1or. Sta.
ter, bar paft iterf Sorbitrelie heri
2anoet, iirr ba inben Grportfreoie,
iom biaie me geitenmelier oirefte
ganr no oper.
Sgioa / ofiicielle areoie betraqte5
Situatiolten Tor foruroligel1oe, ioct
oct forpentes, at Den Sarne, iom De
me 9eitenmelier bor paft, pil gipe
Jig lloilag / ct %energiif arap iii He-
gierinsen ON at benpttc i'm al aon-
gres len stpne Rpnoigbeo til at spc
Repreiolier o%perfor Grglanb. Snao
oct piloe fsre til, err life goot of ntbe.
9e Iaiereoes ifarpe SpIesproteit
til Snerige / InIeoning bcttes Sfiel.
men melem arigs- og Sanoelsunber.
panosboaoe bar oaiaa poft abifi1ig
llro, ibet bette nemlie er Def %lanllrle
Stnnopunft. iom blep toget al lloen.
rtgsoepartemcntet nteo @enipn til
ben tpife lt-gaab "Sertidlano"5 in-
ternatioilale Stutus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
De%roensfrioen

belle Den tpife Bile TOriuarS-
filling III / DC Illierebes SGnber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-19
Gen brittle GSront. t5be Sept.

Gen brittle Sront, t5be Sept. -
Soruoen lin llbsrt beftige Irtillerl-
ilo bar 9riterne peo Sommeironten
ioag for isrite Sang braet | In-
uenoelIe en- belt M Slags Yunier-
V~totorpogn, Iont pad 8runo al Den
lulaaoeliae Sriufraft, ben er Tor.
Ipnet nleo, er iitanh til of fare per
Sebcgrooe og glennem gombefra-
tere, Ion ON Der inaeu Sinoringer
bar. &c tGtteitc YigtroaoeiGrber,
oct enc bag oct nnoet, pleier l%clpfsl-
9elig Oct me llbpre %igiennem, lom
ON oct bar SpinoeluGp.
S flere Gage bar Irmeen peo
Somme l"tlrret npsgierrigt pau Den
M a~rigSmnifitc og bens Manpps
rer, oa oa Den ioag liffert og ube.
fprnret ritleoe frem MOB Sicnoen
forat Itette Sn%fonteriet / octS
Stormongrb, billebe Sroppernc oelt
me anmpfTlle mcb rilneeubc Sur.
roroab, lflent DC bar mibt / aligle-
re9ilell.
Selp / heirne &rla bor Der life
p9ret laa meget 1ner pi~olmberligt
enb bette me brittle llbpre, GA bet
ioo9 itormeoe trent moo DC tpifc
9inier. Splbaterne hor o1ereoe
opbt oct ~2onbiprbens 0reao-
rlaltabt".
mereoe iflor Seit pmtoltes bet
fra 2onooit, at De bar iinoer Mrbei-
De. De ifal beifptte8 al ct Staal-
ponfer al fer SommerS Spffelie %
CT orneret nteo Ip9re aanoner, ail-
bragt / beo9eelige Eaniertaarne of
filrat lom paa ct &rigsifib. Oct
t1pe og merfelige peb bisie apparu.
ter er Dog De Maifiner, iom iopif-
Ter ben itnaabelige 3ripfraft.
Oct poaitaaes, at bisie Eanlcr-
Motorpogle pil pGre iitono til at
gou tpers i~glemlenI Ell Wtiiritens-
bpgning ltoen at taae Sfaoc. Sri
ternc bar mn Ell bel "6laaoe" al
oisle Sallb Sreabnaiights.
8enne itpe Grigsntaifine Ter iaa
rar o. flltmIet 10, at De brittle
Soloater 10 til berL oa De ferit iaa
ben bumpe oper 8refter % Sfptter.
graue. Wen Spiferne 10 life. Sor
Dem ma ben babe leet no iom eft
fo%rbiitoriif ilbipriloenoc Sabelbpr,
for bpilfet De lpgte at rebbe Jig peo
Slugt, eler ogiaa bar oct at oper.
gipe Jig.
Slanot Sallgerne iOog bar I. Gr.
Ter Sberiter, % ben enc al oiSIe
blep fanget al ben rlpe 6arfoit. Den
fom iuienoe %tperSouer bans Sfptter-
graz, oe Sberiten blep Iaa for
ifrGffet, at ban opergap Itg. s ct
anbet Silfeloe opergap 100 Sp'
ifere Jig / Ell Slot til en- iaaoan
WotOrpogn.
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