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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
PrOgressives Glad He'll
Enter Primaries Because
well Get Showdown"
O'CONNELL RIDICULES
GOVERNORS RECORD
Ticket Named, with Sea
bury at Head, Will
Stand, He Says.

The Progrcssives who recently put
complete state ticket in the field. head
cd by Judge Seabury. have extended -
sarcastic welcome 20 Governor Whit
entering the Progressive primaries in
response TO the invitation OF sixteen
converted" Bull Moose leaders. John
J. O'Conncll, chairman Of the Pro-
gressiyc County Committee, issued
statement in which he said:
I'VE arc very glad TO sec that Gov
crnor Whitman is going into our prim-
airy and that the running mates picked
by him arc going in with him. We
will now have the showdown VIC have
been seeking ever since the Chicago
convention, and which our opponents
so far, with the machinery Of the
party under their control. have been
able TO prevent
Mr.. O'Connell denounced the allcSs-
ton made by the Progressivcs who
signed the Whitman invitation that
he and his associates intended to sub
stitute the Democratic ticket for their
own as without any foundation. lie
declared the whole ticket, with Judge
Hesbury at the head. named by the
executive committee % the County
Progressive Committee. would stand.
Chances NocIioihle He Saws
"Thc delightful humorist who wrote
the Whitman invitation" said Mr..
0'Connell, "must have kept his tongue
in his cheek when he wrote OF the
progressive record of Governor Whit
man So fine and progressive and IN
telligent is that record that some OF
! the most influential members of his
own party arc out to beat him for the
Republican nomination, because they
/ know that on Election Day his chances
against Judge Seabury are negligible. y
William II. Hotchkiss, former chair
man of the Progressive State Commit
| tee and one of the signers OF the VIII
man invitation, said yesterday that
/ practically all of the ninety-four mem
| bers of the Progressive State Commit
tee who Endorsed Mr.. Hughes for Pres
| ident would have signed the Whitman
] invitation if they had had more time
| in preparing it. There were only six
teen signatures to the invitation. .,
He declared that it was not until
I last Thursday that the signers of the
| invitation to the Governor started TO
work for him. The other members OF
the state committee who signed the
Hughes pledge were avowedly for Gov
ernor Whitman. he said, because they
realized that to indorse Mr.. Hughes
/ and then fail TO indorse the Governor
/ would enhance the chances OF Presi-
dent Wilson carrying this state. Mr..
Hotchkiss declared he believed Gov
ernor Whitman would win in the Pro
| gressive primaries.
Don't Want to Run.
/ II is understood that the O'Connell
/ faction of the Progressives are eX-
periencing some difficulty in getting
some Of the men they named on the
state ticket to accept the honor and
run in the primaries. cambridge Col
by, whom they named for United
I States Senator, is said to be develop
/ ing a case of cold feet. and is dtsirous
| of withdrawing from the ticket The
executive committee of the county
committee is very anxious to keep him
/ on the ticket.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15

There is no use now in trying 10
persuade Wladck Zbyszko, the wrestler
that his 500 diamond ring was not
stolen from him. Ever since last
March. when he gave il TO an afable
stranger "to hold for a few moments,
he has been wrestling against the CON
viction that the strangers neglect TO
return the jewel was a suspicious CIR
ctAnstancc.
Yesterday his suspicious pinned to
the mat his faith in human nature, so
he went to jefferson Market Court and
announced to Magistrate rockingham
that he was beginning to believe he had
been robbed.
Many times since tho disappearance
Of the ring, Wladek has voiced this
same suspicion to the gentleman VINO
took il, but each time the latter's clio
aucnce has overcome his doubts. Again
and again the wrestler has listened to
the food of explanations and then has
let the man go free, while he held his
head and pondered on the great power
Of oratory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15

July Sznashes All
Sales; Records For
Our Wonderful Year
Tire dealers this July sold to owners more
United States Tires than in any previous month OF
this vear-ow sales-records to dealers prove THIS
And this is the year of astounding and record
breaking sales increases for United States Tires.
Such great sales growth proves two things,
who have used
United Tires continue to
who have been
using other tires largely
buying United States Tires
Have you joined this gigantic army of wise
motor car owners?
United States Tires
.Nobbv' Chain 'Usco Royal Cord Plain
Insist that tire dealer supply
YOU with United States ITesand
difference.
- -zzzllIIzlEl alZziiiI
HuzH ~ Hzum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-15
SOLDIER STUDENTS BURNED
Government Will Investigate Rifles that
Exploded.

Donald Steele and William Faulkner,
members of the Montclair Battalion Of
Citizen Soldiers, at Montclar. y. j.,
were slightly burned yesterday by the
explosion of their rifles during target
practice The guns were recently re-
ceived from the government. An in
vestigation will be made.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22
OVERLAND RED
Continued from page 13)

''Therc's Sago-iust ridin' the ledge
trail. That's five"
"'Lige and Joe Kennedy are up at
the corrMlS." said the saloon keeper
''They would hate to miss anything
like this.
''Mebby they won't II that bunch
gets past u.s.. said Saunders
Seen the time when you could han.
die them alone. diAn't you, sig
Yes. aud l tan now"
mix, ST! Your gun arms amt what
they was sencc Overland Red winged
yo,."
How d" you know he did,
II could teii you more. But come on
In and have one on the house II
was you Id set with my back to the
door aud he taiin' Il drink. l;ed Sum
mers never shot a man IN the back yet
II he's piayiu' for you-why. that gives
you a chance to pull u gun"
"How about you:' qucricd Saun.
tlers.
"Me? None of my business I'm
here to push the booze"
Saunders drunined on the table with
his fingers. The drink of liquor had
restored his nerve. Perhaps the riders
were not con,ng to visit him after all.
He rose aud stepped to the door. The
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22

oncoming horses were near enough for
him to distinguish the roam outlaw
Yuma. Collie's horse. Her riders fig
ure was only too familiar. Saunders
fingered his belt. Unbuckling it. he
stepped back into the barroom and
belt on the table.
Parks. from up In the canyon. rode
up. tied his pony and strollcd to the
bar. nOdding to Saunders. Following
him came Santa Fe Smith. bowleg-
ged individual in sweater and blue
jeans. He nodded to Saunders. Pres.
emily Sage. the Inyo county outlaw.
came in. wheeling and perspiring.
Saunders stepped to the bar and called
for lone all around"
AS they drank two more ponies clat-
tered up. and I.ige and Joe Kennedy
joined the group at the bar. Hutch
and Simpson are comm afoOt," said
Joe Kennedy.
"F'riendS OF yours, Silent?'
Yes. friends of mine"
'Whole six Of 'em. eh:"
"WhOle six OF EN-"
"Well. we won't butt in. Wen give
you lots of ROOM.
Saunders said nothing. He paid for
the liquor and. stepping to the table.
sat with his back to the doorway. In
front Of him lay his guns, placed han
Oily. but with studied carelesSness.
lie leaned naturally on one elbow, as
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22

though half asleep. His hat was tilted
, over his brows.
From outside came the jingle of
spurs and rein chains aud the distant
sound Of voices. Saunders began lei
surely to roll a cigarette. He laid
few matches on the table. Several OF
the men ut the bar grinned knowingly.
Then came the gritting Of heels on
the hard packed trail. and Overland
Red stood in the doorway. "Mornin',
gents-and Saunders" he said. glanc.
ing at the figure seated back toward
! him.
Hello. Red" exclaimed Joe Kenne
dy. "Out early. amt you? Have
drink"
mot out too early Hello. I.usk?"
How. Red:' said tie saloon keeper.
where's your friends. Ask 'em in"
said Kennedy
'Shall l ask EN- in, Saunders?" que.
ried Overland. his voice edged with a
double meaning.
mot on my account" said Saunders
over his shoulder.
"All right Let's have drink. boys"
Even "Go Light" Sage. the vilest of
the GOphertown crew. admired Over.
lands coolness in ;urning his back On
Saunders and facing the bar.
For second Saunders fingers
twitched. He glanced up.
Joe Kennedy was looking at him
over his glass Of whisky. Amt you
| drinkin'. Silent?' he asked
,, with some folks" said Saunders.
Overland whirled round. Have a
drink with me. then"
Saunders laughed.
Then you don't smoke either while
I'm here" said Overland. his hand on
his hip
THAT so?''
"YeS: that's so. When you try to
pull that old bluff Of Il match game on
me wait till I'm lO4 years old, Silent.
That gun trick died Of old age. Think
up new one.'
"Ain't YOU talkin' little loud for
polite sassiety?" questioned Sago ad-
| dressing Overland.
"Seein' you're the only one that
thinks so. l reckon not" said Overland.
Then" said Sage, moving slightly
from the bar, "Saunders smokes
1t was an open declaration of war.
Sage. the lnyo county outlaw. sided
with Saunders.
| According to the ethics Of gun men.
Saunders was not armed. He was not
"packlng IRON" His Weapons lay on
the table within reach. but he knew
Overland would not prccipitate mat.
ters by shooting him down where he
sat. He glanced at Sage. The other
; winked
Then l smoke" said Saunders and
reached for match. He shot from
the hip. swinging his guns sideways.
/ The stutter of Overands automatics
mingled with the roar of Saunders
heavy guns.
, Sage. jumping clear. pulled his gun.
Kennedy clutched his arm. Saunders
slid from his chair, cOughed horribly
and wilted to the floor. Overland back
ed toward the door. both guns leveled.
Sage jerking his arm free threw
two shots at Overland. who replied
with Il rippling tattoo OF the auto
uNtICS. uc IIlto county ONtt0N Sauh
to his hands and knees Then Over
land lcaped through the doorway. The
| Moonstonc riders Spurreu toward the
saloon. thinking that the quarrel had
provoked too many guns. Overland
tried to stop them. but they were hot
for fight
ITS clean up!' yelled Parks. run
ming ont of the saloon and mounting
his horse. "You framed it. you red
headed SON He got no further.
Brand Williams. laundering down at
the head of the Moonstone riders.
threw 4 level shot that cut through
Parks. who wavercd. but managed 10
wheel his horse and fire at Overland
Red. Then the outlaw slid frOW the
saddle. clawng ut it as he fell.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22
Good Christmas Motto.

"Peace on earth. and good
will to men," is the Christmas
motto. and the Christmas spirit
should ring in our hearts and
find Il kindly expression in acts
and words. What a joyful thing
for the world it would be- If the
Christmas spirit of peace and
good will could abide with us
all every day OF the year. And
what beautiful place this
world would be TO live in. And
ii might be so if each one of us
would resolve in our hearts that
peace and good will should be
our motto every day, and that
we. individually, would do our
nest to make the Christmas
spirit last all the year round.
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22

Lost-A small Masonic Pin. Finder
return to Courier Office. l6tf
The Glasgow courier., 1916-12-22

Ito be continued)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
~lloranSereoe KriSsifibe.

WalhIuQtnn Den 5tc San. Sem
arlQa'tibc, Ion life IGnNcrc or tit
feoc icIu I'll 5icucitc / SIuaoereicr-
pen, or i0an pou Crorc al Worincoe.
partcmcntct 'trsQne AZ SfiberortcQ
ncIiclt 20 al Dem, hc qomlc Wtoni.
torcr "lcrror" % "Niiuntonomoh"
Der M henIlQgcr uco MinrineuGrrtet !
ThiInbelphio, oil bli beunttcoc lont
Sfnocifiper.
Z. andre Sflbe or bcn qamle 5rU.
0ampIrcQot "H%ancniter". Ser en- (t0
bar pprct benuttct Tom Miurlucboipi.
tai, A%Qnuubaa6eu "GOncur0". Der
hor pUret beunttct lonl Goclieaifib
Tor Stnten Wnihinqton2 Sldnbcmi
Its. % auIitibct ",$ultin", Der err
ltotioneret pao Nelttn'tcu "IS'lltlu"
por et oImInocIiQt NauocIsifib, inotil
set peo llobruboct Al GriQcu mes
Spouicu blep mofisbt til grllg Tor
Slauoen.
"a~unonbdnben "Goncpro" ocltoG
umoer Nomiral Gepcp / Slaget puu
Wtanilabuqtcn / 1895.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11

Ser eriarcoes iml0lertio cItcr
Nremipttclien al &ciolutioucn, al
Icpartcmcrtct allerc0r hnr bclnnbt
eli l~lnoeriegelc al Siiollituationcn,
~ at oet bar %ertaret, II Stntcn 9)lt'
cctun Cltcrico) bar Mtorppnl pan
Nroouftioncn al SiiaI.
&rigsrtiniiter @drrIlou iorcldJ0e
Sen 6te oa. Observation-Disclosures Nti-
IitUrfonliic M%egierlngcu9 Ilne NGr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Der, ibercgnet
9",cicrpc, SunOcpTrn ol Nntiunal-
garbc. tiliiater SprctttIien AZ Ell
nlobiI NtilitTriprfc pna ouer I .000,'
Moro / 9ebet al Ter Mar. &c her.
n,eb, % meo- Spbobningen al ct
ellornlt Hcicrpeopln9 Al &aabcl,,
ammunition % Gfuippcrin5sgien-
itoll6e, iorbiluone Sotollloaiitcr an
ilaaeS ior Oeine Seroarapcriooc Ill
5000, 100000 % DC reaulurc NiiIi-
tNrlogiftcr ocrefter til 5000, 000,-
GOO ON Nnret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
olnnerations SepoSelie.

Nhpenir, Nri5ono, oen 5te San.
Gn @ep9gelie er iOaq lat igang al
iorificaige fonmlercielle Srganiio.
tioier / Staten gonenoe no paa PED
&isb fire Jig Innerationen al ct til
itrpffeligt Hanbomraaoe ira Merico
til at ubpioc Nri5oilas % CALIFORNIA;
@rPnier til 8lllf Of California. Be
ppeclien ltettes al @uperner Geo. =.
Sunt, iom ibag fortnIte, at ban bap-
De lfrcpet til 8lperler Siram ".
Sobnion al California og anmlooet
om bans Ststte og Sililutning til
Tlanen.
Tlallell goar no paa, at DC Sor.
Stutcr opgiper aac Strap poa SfuocS.
eritatlling for Snb al 2ip og Glcn-
Dom unocr Den merifanife &cpolltiou
mob Ifltaaelien al oct angirlbenbC
Sanoomruabe, Der piloe bTnfe Iri.
5onos SpogrGnic % eiuc California
Ell Striinnlel al Spipcr California,
Der tilberer Werico.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
Soolepelt til Dcltineien.

Nep a)orf 0cn Ste >ion. Ter meo,
0clic2 ioaa, at Cbcrit lhcooorc Moo.
ieuelt oGu t5oc Scbruar altcr at til.
trG0c en- Nciic til N|eitiuOicu og pil
bli l%raprrcnoc til Sen lite Npril.
Nan9 <ltru it'll Icoiaac ban.
Wtr. Hooicpelt pil Sen 2Ooe San.
hoIoe en- lulc Tor ocu rationale
Observation-Disclosures / Thiluoel.
phin, buorimoo ban nor uflpil Sen
(ale. ban hau0c lopct at bol0c / Gbl.
cogo Den i2tc Sebrudr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
ct Wiaiontvperi.

ct. EaliI, Wtinu.. oell 7oc Son.:
Observation-Disclosures ~forsuebe / Nat
oct ltprltc Spucri / oct ip0erale 81
tlrrul Heuenuc Gepartementa Ni-
itoric pg nnbilup mcb oct ~'ter'tc
Butte / Ct. Tuul@ &rimillolumolcr.
Sppcrict i~oreueocs / oct lofulc
,,nternnl Gepcmne.apntur Sen
gan1lc Notwithstanding poa @lsrnet
a @aboiba % 6iitb Street. Gitcr
nteo itor 9ebPnoigbeb at boue
iprulgt Ssren til Sifferhcbahuur-
ringen on. iatte Be iig / @e'i00eIie
u ialgbnrc "Heuenue Stanps" II!
eli %proi al $1,000 600 % un0fonl
ben sIutonlobil, Der pelte0e pod
bcm / Ben tranae Sibegaoe paa
!,oroiiben al Nngningen.
Sppcre udr utuillomt ISolf baaOe
nleo ipr Sogfnn0i0beb / III Sag ~
nreo rleie aicn0itob til "Slrtcrnal
Nepemle" -6orrctningen, Tor De toA
finn i%uaoannc Clamps, iom om-
ttent er liieiao aiiTtteligc iom Sen.
geIeblcr.
Mon bar enonu iltet Spor op0a-
GET az Heperne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
Zen brittle %erncpligtsIag.

Zen brittle Hegjerings Sorilag
til en- Decentralization Tor England,
Sfotlano % @alcs bebanoleOes Den
6te Sanilar pes lite 9Gsnina / oct
brittle l~tnoerhus. @ilen ue0to9es
nleo l03 MOB 105 Stemmer. Min-
oretaaet beitoo al Oct irite Farti,
IrbeiOerpartict % no8le Iaa al Oct
liberale Earti.
Scrmeb er imioIertio life Sfuoen
rebbet / Sapn, ifisnt Den M er paa
900 Sci.
Vremierminiitcr Isauitb oa nOg-
lie andre az De melt inoflpoeliesrige
Mcolemner al &egleringen er iaa
iait beitemt paa at giennemisre
ScrnepIigtslopen, at bpis Den tiliioIt
lfuIbe BIZ iorfoitet al Suiei, ioa oil
DC oeleie Tarlamentet % uolfrioe
me |alg mco @ernepIigt Tom enelte
Bolt paa %algprogrammet.
Sette Sfribi, iom al ale Barter
anIees Tor temmeIig fritiIf poa bette
liospunft. err Der Dog III lloiiJt III.
at man pil unogaa.
Canine Sag. iom %ernep!igtss.
billcn bIep peStaset peo ierite STs.
ming / llnoerbuiet, boloies Der !
Sonoon ell Arbeioerfongres, iom tog
SoriiGtteS paa sioe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
Qmerifanlfe punoe
/ Krioen.

Scottlc. @oih. Sen Ste San. 81.
". NllnrL 6en bctlenotc Glcr al Nr0.
oelsbabunoc / gIlnltd. ucnotc lgaur
tilbagc ira 6ranfrip, bpor bml til
Den %fronife Hegieriug houoc ioI9t
l40 &uibc. al hpilfc los uar ira
9lln'to. til Nrig Tor Armccn I NIpe.
cgltcne.
Nir. Naon oil fife ucuoe tIlbd1e
til Nlloifu ipr Sfibaiartcn / Behring'S.
ltrpbct oobues iajen / Slni. Non pil
ioulehca qoo Clip al AT tnQc Gel |
Iorct3 ltore NunoeuUo0cleb. lon iin.
Der Stco / 9lprll.
Getic piI bli ierltc 0unQ libcn
1909, al ban life bar ocltoQel ocune
9Iorcta itorc @e9ipcnbc0 / Nlulfo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
Den ~anfIaecoe
Konsresmane.

9tep gorf Den ste Gan. apr.
gre9mano Srant gud,annn Tra Sai.
nois. iom beiirtoer Jig lunoer retslig
SiItaIe Tor lelagttgbeo / De tp'fs
aomplotter ON az oppigle iii Sfrei-
fer / amerifauite 4mnunitiorsfabri.
fer. meIbte iig ioag / Retter % itil.
lebe $1,000 adi,tion iom Sifferbeo
Tor, al ban ptl m9oe ireIu. naar &ets.
iorhanolingerne tager IN Sespn.
Belle.
! en- ienere oiientIiggiort Grfl0'
ring tarafteriierer ban Seltplonin.
aen MOD liz iom latterlia % b9poeoe
az ~9abor's National Teace Goun-
ell" par en- loplig Organization. bpis
Sormaol ser par at iaa inoisrt SolS.
aiit / ale Observation-Disclosures. San
fienoie intet Ill Dc a~ngIpelige Sam'
menroitelier moo DC amerifunlte
Gaabcn. % ImmunItionsiabrifer,
erflGreoe ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
Wv banoelstraftat.

@aibington oen Ste San. llnoer.
houoIinqerue mco ben iDoamerifauite
Gepublif @olioia or netop enot meo
Nfiliittelieu al Ell Sperensfomit, iont
/ Heglerirgsfreoie paoitaae5 al bile
rcootltionere S%iuinouitricu her /
2anoet.
DR.. e. T.. Tratt. Gheien for Oct
isoerale 9urenu Tor lto- % Sroen.
%rigshauoeI. iortaIte ioag on GlIlois.
relieu al Ell Sobrif, iom al Nmerican
SmeIting ono ReHniug COMPANY er
opisrt / |ertb glmbou, Iew Seriep,
iii Smeltniug al bolioianif linertS.
on Tom man uenter nil trGoe iiteoet
for &noisrielen al 9lottin ira Solo.
nierne / NaIuftuitrPoet.
9ette pil eiter DR.. Tratis Wening
epentuelt reiuItere / en- Sorsgelie al
SfOO.00O.O00 ON Aaret al be 6or.
Staters lloenrig5baroel.
Ser iorbrl,ges her | De Sor. Stater
/ Sorm al Slltplaoer ouer Solpbelen
al oil oet Gin. ION proouceres / Ser
ben. Serai er 80 Nrocent hibtil bic.
pet inoiert ira aolonIerne ! Walatfa.
iirGoet. Tn al De brittle 9llitorite.
ter i ao%lonierue paaldgt hei lloier.
ielstolo hor imioleriIo tuulaei alne.
rifanite aiebere I'll al isse andre
2iloer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11

'tnocn0c a. mcllcm $4,000 o9 S15.-
600 / rcoc Ecn0c. NlanOt Sc itludl-
ne NcnNcbrcpc uar e. inocholocu0s
$4,000 I merifnultc VopirpcuqC
'antt N Vnftc itocholocnoc omlcrl.
tan'tc NcugeicoIcr til Ell Qon'te be.
tp0ellat %clsb. &c por bcNQc icnot
ira @l0iou til Gel Nio. lerna.
Hepcrict uo'erte9 / Hobct AZ II nj.
inter, mems SoQet. Scr par pna &ciclt
ira Mem Orleans til Son Sronci3co.
poalcrc0e NoncNnnr0cn / Sau Nutu.
nio I'll en- Scrubuucopcrqnug II YPil
p~eltcn'or @ucn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
an.2lmerifanisme.

@ai6ington Den zoe Gan: Gen
pan.anlcrifonife aongres aiiluite0c2
iEag oiiicicIt meO en- Gale az FrG-
iibent @iIion, brori ban nGrmere
rcbegior0e Tor in pan.ameritanlte
Golitif. San iorflareOe omitGnoe'
lig sc 6oriIag, iom Iorrige llgc
icrelagbea &c IND % centralanterl.
fonife Iiploniater al StatsmimIter
Earning ionl Salis for Ell e~iiettiu
Sucrcnsfomit meQem ale 6cpubli'
ter puu Den peitli8e. @alutugIe,
life ulene angaaeuoe belle Anleri-
tos internationale, men ogiaa inO-
tprbes 6reo".
Set al FrGiioenten ifisiercoc
|rogram gaar 10 paa, al ale De
cmerifanife San0e ifal gorantere
hreranore abiollt politiit llaihGn.
Giabeo oa territorial Sntegritet; at
Sc ifal enes ON at aisisre ale per.
irrcnoe @rGnieitri0igbeoer / MinOe.
ligbeo o. inareit muIie. at enes ON
c. o~Iaisre ale irenrtioise s%oiitishe.
Der PED @olbgiit % ON, at inget
,euoIutionqre Grpeoitioner fol no.
ruiies moo eaer arigsiorraao ifibes
III iilar9nienoe Sanoe.
Zen nGite panamerifanite aon-
arcs ifal bodies / Sima. Teru. /
1921, oa Geru ieirer iii 100.aars.
lubilg.m JON uaib9nsis Stat.
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Oriitist poitrcperi.

San @utonio. Ger, Den Gle San.
CT nler END alminoelis oriitist Rs.
peri err / 0ai begaaet paa Sontbern
9ocirc. 9anens inogaaenoe @urtig-
toa. oa en- enslig Bandit banot oI
fnebleoc Setlenten / Den tlltoblebe
Yoltposn % urloilap meo et Sptte be.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-01-11
Seiieinotrvf.
TN Observation-Disclosures Snotrnf ira
Sphploct / Sfanoinauien.
NaiUGrfeopcrnat.

Tn al Gor0irrocus aorrciuor.
Gcntcr h0r Ier0t ocn amerifanifc
%rc@ic i%sllcuoc telegram nnanacu-
Il Sc &u0trut ran bar iaoct al
SiemuinGcn / Sc ire ifanoiuuuiite
SonNc ertcr iii flortcu Cages Sp.
bol0 ariltiduld, StocfhoIm Oh
N%lebcnhoDn. Git ml9piienoe ,Snb.
inf al "aril@itcmuiuQcn" / Sm.
rlac har bon utulul'ort iaoct oeo
liar at tpuntc / @rrsriuN meS Oct
Tile labclrdalcnOe, friaegnle Gle.
ulcut.
Hlebenhnun Den Ste San: Sue
rlGe nAtcr life at luoe SpiflanO iobe
ZEN G%lropGilte aria. iclu ON oct
iornt iorbtrorc oct ifulNc bli rtsot
II iclu at lore 0rig iom Sulflanos
Eorbuu0@irlic.
SucrlJc oil toultr life truuc en-
ohioIut ~ oiaiercuoc inf Scir.
rlcl oct ton hcller life Tor lin c1clt
Gltfcrhc6s Stul0 tlla6c Nlpicrrc
Il bcictrc Sultldn6. Sucridc er life
hpcrtcn lpcclclt tultucnIi0 cllcr /
Gduor a. DC guiereOc, men 0ct or
| @nuo % @rm0 ulslcliciOtliNt.
Set tror. al Oct4 Sturfc / itoitc IN.
ltdna oil bli Ocn nilisrcubc softor.
Sadlongt tiIbuAe. iom lrolcn
SucH'tc tan muioes. bar ode Sucn.
Tier Icuct / en- 'id0iG SfrUf Tor ct
rll9'tlf 6orisG pau at lifrc Giurcu CT
lGllc torpultct aabeu N0un uuu
"clttplten AZ Ocil lfauoiuuuiitc
Nulpe. 0ettc fan alcrc upiuue5
poa Norgc9 NetOlnllnB % Norge
tom ulcuc udocS gleuucm SpcriNc.
Sucn'tcrne pooltoor. at DC /
Aoo9iolo fan title en- 4rnt vuu
,,OOO,OOO Mu1o / Wnrfcn. Sdl.
tnnGilc bctuluIcr imrolcrtto bette
men inorenmler. al Sucuifrrnc or
iortrInllA suc0c oq bcpTbnc0c. :
(tl'Tloc AZ NriQ ptl0c o. tunnc
iUl0c en- TART grntc oucr @rUnlcu
mo I SInlano / Soroentuiug on, nt
t,innerre uIloe lutte iiN til DEM /
G. Sorlel paa al toqc Fctrogrnb
CO berira trpigc inooucr iorat itsoc
T.. Suifcrnc mar Rign.
Cm Noraes HolouluA fan ma
fife uOtulc liz mc0 iomnc @citcnt
btS. Eou Wrtno AZ Sauoclsior.
biuOclieruc ipmputtiercr Nor0mrr-
ovne mco Gu1Inno. g bar oginu
e. uubent gllt Tor Den umau0eltgc
Sto0c GnalonoS 6Inaoe funoe iii.
rcic ocu oeu lorifc SanoeIsntnrine,
ser nuit eitcr Gnglan6s % SuIf.
luuO9 err Sen itsrite / &crocn. DC
ftltc uurite CT'icerer pr. forot man.
&C a. Dem bar inuet lin uioere 10.
ounnelie Spitlau6. tpitinbebe:
men NInsieu al Set nOrlte ,Solf er
uctll1iuu0et moo GuNIu1t0. 6uis oet
istc par Tor polltlite Seninr, uilSe
sorompnOeuc. ON Dc bIeu moot nj
a. tage %Stanouurft untagelig goa
icmuleu me0 SUeniferre MOD Rlis-
lou0. NoronProene fan msnitre
100000 iurtrtnIige og rtIot uorl.
itcoe Sol0nter.
Gunmarf tomner life meo / Se-
reQuinQen iorioupiot GorhoIoeue poa
TN nor0liqe itan0iuauiIfe SdIpe an.
gear. 2ouiterre er prO-auierebe
"a S~pifha0ere. bnaoe iom en- Aru
ira Dc Gaze. "a De miiteoe Ssnoer-
jpaauo, % az 6rp5t Tor. at mer
eler minore az oeres Smrao0e nj
Gca idnme Set.