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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
DELEGATE FIGHT
 DOES NOT INVOLVE
 WETS' AND DRIES
(Contlnued from Page 1)

kOOulluueu lIolu dbV AsJ make,em.go Democratic newspaper It is running the Democratic ticket from Wilson to dog catcher
 "ln Territorial matters evidence of what who have characterized here as on attempt to form a Wicker sham machine. which is becoming a more dangerous and more deadly machine that any old party machine could possibly be to Alaska, consti' tute the Issues. The Wiokersham machine as it is being built up will prove to be the greatest vote loser that Wickersham has"
 The News-Miner predicts that Sul' ger and Grlgsby will carry the Fourth Division, and that the Dem ocratic Legislative ticket will be elected there.
 Wiekersham is Down and Out
 Another telegram received by an Alaskan with a Terrltory-wide repu tation that is all to his credit, wires:
 "Wlckersham is down and out in the Fourth, You may with assur' ance freely predict that sulzer will carry the Division"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
EARL ESSEX IS DEAD.

LONDON, Sept. 26.-Earl Es- sex was found dead in his chambers this morning. Heart failure is glv- en as the cause of death.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
PLANS DISCUSSED BY
 AUTHORITIES

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26-Definite plans were outlined at the recent conferences between President Vii son and the peace advocates for bringing about peace in Europe. ac coriing to Chancellor David Starr Jordan or Stanford University The conferees agreed that any one O. The three plans would be feasible: [. A congress of executives of al. neutral nations might take the lead in bringing the belligerents togeth- ar. 9. Congress might appoint rep resentatives to meet with the rep reseutatves of other neutral coun. tries to act. 9. The United States might act independently.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
sULZER TO WIN IN ANCHORAGE
 BY BIG LEAD

ANCHORAGE. Sept. 26.-That Sen ator Charles A. Sulzer will carry Anchorage by an overwhelming ma jority is the general opinion here. The Democratic rally held Friday night was a tremendous success. George B. Grigsby, the Democratic nominee for Attorney-General. ad- dressed more than 1900 people in the Labor Union Hall. and unloaded broadslde after broadslde or argu- ment and ridicule at Delegate James Wickersham. and his statements were backed up by the record proof
 The speech of Mir. Grigsby was an eye-opener to the people of this city. He made startling disclosures to the people of this city, taking his proofs from the Congressional Rec ord.
 Mir Grlgsby attacked the Daily Times and the Forty-Ninth Star, the local papers, both of which have been supporting Wlckersham.
 The speaker quickly disposed of Candidate J. H. Cobb and George D. Schofield, his opponents for Attor- ney-General. and then went after Judge Wickersham to whom he de- voted most of his attention.
 The speech was applauded to the echo, and after the meeting hundreds pressed forward to meet the speak CT and to get Sulzer buttons. A majority of the voters of this city are wearing Sulzer buttons, and Sul- ger will win in this section.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
EDWARD THORNDYKE APPROACHING END
 OF EARTHLY LIFE

Edward Thorndyke, old-timer of Juneau and who returned here from Anchorage on the Alameda, Septem- Der 11th, is near death at St. Ann Hospital. No hopes for his recovery are held out
 Thorndyke has been suffering from cancer of the throat for some timo and on his arrival here was taken to St. Ann's Hospital For the past two days he has been gradually sinking until this afternoon he be- gan to grow rapidly worse. Mrs. Thorndyke is at the bedside.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
sUTHERLAN DMEETlNe AT
 FAIRBANKS A FROST

FAIRBANKS, Sept. 26. - Senator Dan Sutherland's meeting here for Wickersham was a complete failure, There were not more than 15O peo- pie at the meeting. and there was no enthusiasm whatever. The news papers the following day all made little or no reference to the meeting.
 Senator Sutherland had a splen. did opportunity. He devoted his whole speech in the interest of his
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
NOMINATION AND SMOKER
 AT ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD

Tonight the regular nomination Of officers for the coming six months term will be held at the Arctic Brotherhood. Smoker and program follows the meeting. All members urged to be present.
 LESTER O. GORE, A. C.
 F. w BUFFERS, A. k.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
OPERATION ORDERED
 UPON SKULL OF BOY
 WHO SLAYED ANOTHER

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 26. - Instead of sending Matthew Leidgen, aged 9. to the reformatory for having shot and killed his playmate, Max Craden, in a quarrel Monday the court will order an operation on the boys skull to remove a dented bone. Matthew at times suffers lapses of memory and periods of acute nor oseness. His mental condition, his mother says, is due to an injury to his head when he fell on the side walk four years ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26

friend, the Delegate to Congress, re- ferrlng scarcely at all to his own candidacy, but with all his efforts he could not touch a responsive chord in his audience.
 Wickersham's efforts to form personal machine in this section of AIaska has punctured the Quixote Wick's standing here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
LOUIS HILL IN SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, Sept. 26.-Louis W. Hill, president of the Great Northern Railway, arrived here this morning on his annual inspection trip.
 Department of the Interior, AL askan Engineering Commission, An chorage, Sept. 23, 1916.
 photographic proposals confirmed by letter will be received by above commission at Anchorage, Alaska,
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26

Give us your next order for trans fer work or coal. Juneau Transfer Company. Phone 4s.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
CHATHAM CANNERY BAKES
 BIG PACK FOR SEASON

The Chatham cannery Of the Geo. T. Myers company finished the sea- sons pack today and closed down the plant. The cannery has had exceptionally good luck this season, considering the run of fish, and packed over 100000 eases.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
SPECIAL AT eoLosrEIN's

For Wednesday only - Canning pears by the box at S1.75. S26 EMPIRE ads have thousands of readers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26

until two D. m., September twenty eight, nineteen sixteen, for sale of pile driver equipment and barge of commission now located at Ka- talla, Alaska. Right reserved to re- ject any or all bids. s27
 "F. MEARS. Commissioners"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-09-26
LAUNCHES LARGEST

ST. NAZAIRE. Sept. 26.-The steamship Paris. of the French Transatlantic Steamship Company, was launched here today She is the largest steamship ever construct ed in any French yard. and will go into the serivce etween Habre and New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22
Hunuarians Take Heights

Berlin. May 22-Austro.lIunsaran
troops carried the peak OF Armentara
Ridge. which was the scene Of some Of
the havist fighting IN the recently in.
augurated ofrnsiye along the southern
Tyrol front. Three thousand Italian
we're captured by The Ausirials who
also obtained several VILLAGES
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22
French Grab Blockhouses.

Paris. May % French erenadler'
Occupied several hlockhonses IN the
Ayocourt wood ON the Verdnn front
during the severe fighting last nieht
The struggle west of Dead Mans 'ilill
was terrific The war office SAYS the
German infantry attacks We're re-
pulsed The casualty list from the
continued fighting Of the past Is hours
is appalling.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22
CARRANzA WRITES A
NEW NOTE TO WILSON
(By Associated Press)

Washington, May 22-fhe state
department has been advised that q
new note from Carranza. on The bof.
der situation would probaly reach
Washington today or tomorrow.
Special agent Rodgers, 81 Mexico
city was unable 10 report what phase
of the situation has called for Dr. ne~
communication Some officials be-
lieve that the ne wnote will deal with
the Glenn Springs trouble.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22
Another Note Goes Forth.

Washington, May 22-A note 10
England. making further protest
against Interference with America
mails. was laid before the president
today It will probably b sent to Lon
don tomorrow
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22
FRANCH CRAB GERMAN
DLOCKHOUSES At vEROUN
Hl\G tRIL\ SOiDlE II =
SCALE TNROl.S MD TAXI
\III.\G L =


London. May 22.-Reports received
flom Kalmar in Sweden, on the Baltic
as forwarded from Copenhagen 70 the
Exchange Telegraph, state that violent
eannonade was heard last ngnt and
II is believed that sea battle Is ~
progress between German and Russian
warships,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22
FROM THE PORK BARREL

Washington. May p The sundry
civil appropriation bin carries the fol
lowing oklahoma pos'oiiice items
.,us $500: Blackwell. 10000. Dur.
on, $1,000: Oklahoma City. $4,000
shawnee. $500; Woodward, $500.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22
BANDITS LOOT MINES;
GET AWAY WITH COLD

Fl Paso. Texas, May 22-Ameriean
and other mining properties AZ Qua
fro Cienegas were looted by bandits
IN MAY i5h tit was officially announc.
"a here today Much gold and silver
was secured by the bandits.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22

Paris. May 22.-Grman and Russian
battleshps are engaged in . great sea
battle on the Baltic. II is known that
ships Of both nations are in that zone
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22

A waat In the T.eaier will sell q
or feat Il. Do It now
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22

New orleans. Ia. May e -Tonlsht
and tomorrow lalr
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-05-22

lcontinusd On Page Eight
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06
TO GIVE SUFFRAGISTS
ASTIRRING WELCOME
Washington Workers of Congressional
Union Plan Reception and Demon
stration for Delegates Saturday.

mrs. Nina E. Allender has been ap-
pointed chairman of the committee on
hospitality to arrange for the reception
IN this city Of hundreds of distinguished
women who will arrive Saturday morn
ing TO attend the Congressional Unions
ADVISORY Council conference. which win
convene that afternoon at 2 o'clock. at
the national headquarters of the or
ganization on Lafayette Square.
Mrs. Allender will be assisted by Mrs
Randolph Keith Forrest, Mrs. George 4,
Odell, Mrs. John Kerfoot Haywood Mrs
5: B. NJ. Young, Mrs William Kent and
other women prominent in the Federal
amendment work in Washington
The New York delegation will arrive
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06
MARSHALL CASE GOES
TO SELECT COMMITTEE
House Names Five Members to Decide
Whether U. S. Attorney Is
in Contempt.

The appointment of a select commit
tee OF five members to determine whether
H Snowden Marshall, United States at
tOrney for the Southern District Of New
York, is in contempt of the House of
Representatives because Of the criticism
embodied in letter written to the chair
man of the subcommittee now making
an investigation Of his office was ordered
by the House yesterday.
This committee is directed to report
by April Il whether contempt proceN
ings should be instituted The commit
tee will meet tomorrow to consider its
report.
The report Of the Judiciary Commit
tee was submitted to the House yester-
day by Chairman Webb. This consisted
Of extracts from the testimony taken
by the investigating committee and COM
munications from the district attorney,
one letter written to the subcommittee
and the other addressed to the chairman
of the full committee.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06
STOCK RAISERS SAY
BUYERS DON'T COMPETE
Cattle Men Charge Packers Combine
to Keep Down Price Paid
Farmers
Farmers.

Representatives OF the cattle raisert
who are demanding an investigation OF
the packers by the Federal Trade Com.
mission insisted before the subcommit.
tee of the House judiciary Committee
yesterday that competition in cattle buy
ing is all but dead.
There is less competition among the
packers in the buying OF cattle, sheer
and hogs" said Edward l. Burke, vice
chairman of the American National Live
Stock Association, than there was twen-
ty years ago."
Arthur Meeker, vice president OF
Armour and Company. asserted that the
large profits alleged to have been made
by the packers do not proceed from the
slaughter OF cattle, sheep and hogs. I'VE
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06
OLDEST INHABITANTS
ELECT NEW MEMBERS
Gustave Oppenheimer and George w
Tatspaugh Chosen at Meeting Pre-
sided Over by Judge Bundy.

Gustave Oppenheimer and George w.
Tatspaugh were elected members of the
Association of Oldest Inhabitants at a
meeting last night in the headquarters
Of the organization, Union Engine
House, Nineteenth and H streets north
west
Announcement was made that the fol-
lowing members had died during the past
month: Andrew II. Raglan, Fred Stohl-
man, G. A. Brandt, William w. Noting
ham and George w. Gray.
George W. Evans submitted a report
for the committee on amendments to
the constitution and bylaws of the as
ISOLATION. The proposed changes will be
voted on at the next meeting
J. c. Mccarthy and L. C. Mccarthy
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06
Report on Gas Company Case.

The Commissioners yesterday sent to
Congress a report showing the efforts
they have made during the past few
years to compel the Washington Gas
Light Company to dissolve. After re-
citing the history of the court proceed
ings. which began in September 1913,
they state no decision has been rendered
by the court. They say the washington
Gas Light Company held stock in the
Georgetown Gas Light Company in vIo-
lation OF the anti-merger law.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06

early Saturday morning aboard Mrs o.
II. p. Belmont's private car.
The Congressional Union has extended
general invitation to all women In
washington who are interested to attend
the conference and the farewell luncheon
to the ENJOYS, Sunday afternoon att. at
the national headquarters.
Elaborate plans have been made for the
luncheon and the demonstration at the
Union Station Sunday afternoon at 5:N
Five hundred singers have been mobilized
for the exercises.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06
ARRESTED AS LOOTER
OF BOARDING HOUSES
J. D. Lynch. alias George Williams.
Jailed on a Charge Of Petty
Larceny,

Detectives vermiiiion and Messer yes
terday arrested J. d. Lynch. alias George
Williams. "a years old. who gave his sd-
dress as 351 Pennsylvania avenue north
west, on a charge Of petty lsrcency.
The police say Lynch Is one Of the men
who have been renting rooms at boarding
houses in various parts Of the city re-
Gently and mysteriously leaving after
having been IN the house a few hours.
After the "boarders" had left IN each
case the lsndlady discovered articles
missing.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06
Cupid Must Wait on Mars.

Secretary of State Lansing yesterday
confirmed the news reports that Marshall
Langhorne. secretary of the American
Legation at The Hague, had been ordered
back TO his post after he had started
for the United States because of the
serious political situation in Holland. Mr.
Lahshosne was coming to Washington
to be married to Miss Mabel Johnston
and was as far as London when he got
orders to return to duty,
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06
Tome School Names Assistant.

Announcement has been made by the
Tome Preparatory School at Port De-
post, Nd, OF the appointment of John
e EDWARDS as assistant headmas ter
Prof. Edwards is Superintendent OF
schools, Of Allegany County, Nd. He
Will enter upon his duties in July
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06

sang, accompanied by Mrs L. c. Nc
Carthy. Judge Charles s. Bundy, Vice
president of the association. presided
In the absence of Theodore w. Noyes,
the president
The Washington herald., 1916-04-06

are engaged in many other lines Of bus
mess" he said. land the profits referred
to do not come from the slaughter Of
1--we stock"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-26
Minnpna NprmloOaa.

Winoriicten iremlagoe peo Fa'tor
Slernoocl ct mt Torilug iont gift 10
ooa. at iiocn oct life pur "'ttfcrt at
Sarac$ Snnobe III bleu nleo | Uor'
eninoen, iaa noiuttes So9en inotll
pinere. % imenS iorbanbleS ON 6or'
onoriug al Spsior, ioa Minoriteten
oaiao fon, ON Sorhannlingerne leoer
til Set i~orcnifcoe Heiultat, bli mcb /
Tpreningen.
Eebutien aabneSes al Yait. s. q.
Shorien ion, meb Gitertrnf foruo'aa
al bericm Mfaioritcten III, iii lin &il'
ic, ioa blcp Der SplitteIie Snnooen.
Sornono @iorgo belte life Oct
Sun.
S~orntot,o DR.. Stub: Sor ierite
@ona unber Sette Meoe piIbe han no.
tolc liz ON Sammeniliitring. Sor'
e~ningsiasen er Ben ~iterite Sag bIanot
os MI. Observation-Disclosures
ion bar ppret hrepet / mango Iar er
lnffeoes ooer hnab NJ fMnoe bare pen'
tct. Get or life ianot naar mar her
Sang paa Sang bar iaet at Der life
er opnaaet Gniebeb Samfunbenc
imeuem. Som Samiuno er Der Gnig'
heo. Ser err opnaaet @niahcb 2G'
rem ON SmpenoeIien. Ibioliitionel
9GamanSspirfiomheocn % M iiNlt
Spaier 9Tren ON llbpGlgellen
elsie erSpcrssmaal, bporom Der bai
ppret Strib, men Samiunoene har
tiliten,t bcn iamme Soritaaelic al ole
oisie 9prepunfter. &aar &auseS
Snnobe life bar tilitemt bisic Gpfii'
menter iom Samiuno, ba or Grim
ben life Den of Der life er opnaacl
| Gnisbeb / bisie SGreimffer Set Ell
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-26
ct bihurilk .lloOr.

i'm / zen 'i0ite ll8es llo bar p1'
1T iarnlet / Minncopolis III aI8le.
rclie a Gorcrin9aiaacn nil 3ao neo
! rorifamcrifonif Niitorje ionr et AZ
Re aQeruigtiaitc, ON life bet ol9tlg'
re al ale firfcIiac N2eocr, ionl bar
raret holot blau0t port Soft Der.
pper Ter hor orrct mcQcn Strio
rlan6t Sc norife 2llthrrnnere | slime
rifa, % Ser bar pprct mango 'tore
9,iuierclier. iom har 'oaet mo8rl'
bauoc @ctnoujn1 Tor nor l(Dplflln8
boaoe firfeli9 "a elerb; men IN
q niinhe bar peI ina itorc Snteresler
itadct pdo SpiI iom netop MI, oa
SocrQ@moalct om Ell Norentng
9ruftiif taIt neIlcm alt norit .Iiltbcrlf
SirfeioIf her / 9anoct perte0c paa
fin 2cSnin0 irtocr CT al bore ~iteriic
~ mpQtiQitc airfrlom'uro.
Sc iffe.tirtcIisc blade bar / itor
ll6itrrfnine bOI0t ii8 ltbenior ben
tiIocIs mcaet bi,rc Strih, iom Sor.
eninq$iaacu bar pprct @%lenitdno
fer / De ii0ite 3 a 4 Gar. &c troeoe,
ar Sc oerpeo fanife giorbe Sdgen Ell
iisrre 3iereitc emo peb at aipe NlaoS
icr ben Wunaoc Strioanrtifler ion
e. itrcnnmet ino iii Here al Dem ira
feQge 2eire. Sogcn nor tonlntet |
81 8lpnae, hpor man mente, at Def
bur6e o~UerIooe@ til &irfc'oIfet /
frc0 % no al op8Ierc Jig Ell NIe.
ring ON, iii DpiIfen She Be ipntes,
al Goblet ifuloe iaIoe. Ger bauoe
life maraIct paa Glsfli3'ion, %
nQur Ser iremDcIca par l~leni9bc0,
:ee. .> ior,f;or
'"0
Ii9e S%ot'epi''''ief NE OAR oF''l'' %
tclet &c %hnnoreocr @anGc, % at ole
ennsounftcr / Sen IauQporiae tcoIo.
o,,fo Damn ;ffo My forr,rt tilitrrf
.,., >o az,
""fo ''F'""V'' "ool'' P"'' ga" 0''
rene meo. hnn1 0e troeNc "a 'n'teoe
meb @euim Ill %urtn. Gn 'ortiai
@+-,h ! ala,i,rr, oilbe lct pirfe
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p6'aa 0G oTrai Ht'"I'a'ei AZ ZEN
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har rpret 'prt ,rSen SrroHen.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-26

Stranger Dc en- Spmaifine? "Sits.'
pennem" er iaa soo icm nosen anoen
Sumaifine til ben oobbelte Fris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-26

FNrlREp A. >rco>D CLASS NATTER JUNE ibTH l'Gs Al
sHF Posi- oFiIcs At nrcoRAH. Iowa. VNpEh The ACT
o. to>eKLsS or MARCH 3. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-26

Coii, HtuolAS oituSS pSi putoe -ptuItpS
ainoer til at reome. Ofen naar ban
taIte ON Seilt &iGrIigbeo - ban,
Sreosfpriten for ale SolfelIag, Ell
&iGrIigbeb iom SaIeren leIo babe
imagt os iom ban piIoe sipe lit 2ip
for at osiaa bans 100000 reoe gre.
ore funoe foa image, ba sreb benne
rpbe Wfanos Orb bore Sierter, Iaa
ri life fInoe boIoe Saarerne TIL
hage.
Gen openfor nnpnte SfrioeIIe fra
T~rofesior @ee al Sarses .Spnooe
blep M taset op til @ebanbIing.
Sen ansif &eIoIutioner fattet al De
tire Samflnos Spreningsfomite, iat-
tet / 1915, boilfe life enbnu por an
toget al Somfunoene. GisIe Geio-
lltioner onbcialebes intorporeret /
Observation-Disclosures.
Sisie TeIolutioner fra Coverings
fomiteen lpber iaaIebes:
"geiluttet, 6oreningsfomiteen benz
filler til Sarges Sprooe at itrpge
Varantei erne / Haraeraf 1 at Sp-
gjer, for at nRpnte Horagraf fan
bore ligelpbenbe / be ire Samfuno."
(Senne Gel er antaget al Salges
Samfun6.)
"geiluttet l.. S @nleonins al Be
Soger iom er fremfsrt angaoenbe
BEN IaafaIote Som oper DR.. Stibs
Sotier ON ltoppIgelien, refereret /
Commanders Snbberetning til ben
6orenebe airfes Iarsmeoe / 1910.
erflPrer Spaesfomiteen:
Spgipr er baabe eiter lit Nupn,
lin @eniigt og lit SnbboIb. ct Np.
gipr meIem De foniererenbe Gam.
funo / Striben ON lloprlgelien.
Serfor mao ogiaa IntagelIe en- al
Spgisr aniees iom en- Grflpring ON
at ale tioligere Seifploninger %
CONNIE bortiaIoer."
2. "9eilrttet: Sor at unoeoa en-
bper Wisioritaaelie / Sagen, erfIG.
rer be foniererenbe Samfunb, at
oe onerfienber ben friitelige 2pg-
manospirfiomlheo iaaleoeS iom Ben
er beitent / Tpuesrapporten oeron1,
og pil ppelife oen. Set ifaI iaale.
oes life an Iees lom llfirfeligbeb eaer
Sp9rmeri at iSolf fommer lammerl
til ieles @pn % fraitigt arbeibe
ior Gpffelie og oonoeligt 9ip."
@eiiuttet: 9enne &eioIution fore.
lugges Samil,noenes Marsmeoer
til antageIie og nleb Inmobning ON
at DC tilfeies iom ct Siaug til Sor-
eningsbetingelierne.
Spcr bisie SIC ioIlltioner ubipanbt
Der Jig en- BARN 0ebat, / bpilfen MATT
&c beltos. 6ormprlbene Norohp os
Dluisnfer, begse Meblentmer al Sp.
nooens Soreninssfomite, forflarcoe
bisie &eiolutioner. 6ormano gier.
90 foreilog at Heiolution / ON
"Sonumen" ottages. Toitor S%ierna-
gel, TroiesIor 6. g. Treus % ga.
flor GorriIon uotolte iig moo Inta.
gelie, % Sormanb 9orobp % ga.
ltor @ergeien for iamme.
Gelolution go. 1 antaget.
Faa Sorilag blep oernpit ogIaa
Jieiollltion 2 antaget.
Eaitor Torriion piloe bare lit
Noon t~ilieiet Erotofolen iom prote-
iterenbe.
Meoet b9pet.
Sirsoass Gftermiobas.
Mnoaat peb Yaitor Maien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-05-26
Sirsoass Gftermiobas.

@noaet peb Taitor @aien.
Eaa Sorilag al Eaitor Spe
Ereus blep en- Sillen til Sormano
Stub og en- til Sormano @angneS
%enitemmis antaget. 9egse bisie
Samfunbets Gmbebsm9no ct lpse.
Set beilltttebes ogiaa, at Taitor
Tapicf i Sarge bringer Spnobens
Silien til Den Sorenebe 9irfes @ars.
mpbe, naar set msber Der. Sormano
Norobp palgtes til at bringe en- lig-
nenbe SilIen til Suiiges Spnooe,
mar Den meoer / Heb @ing.
Eaitor g. @pe glorbe ct Sorilag,
Iom gif no paa at Spnoben Untrue
rer airferaabet til / Soerensitemmel-
ie meo Spnpoens aonititution at
poaie, at Samfunbets gmbeosmpnb
% Sienere boloer Zig Samfunoets
Seilutninser eiterrettelige.
Sarmere BLOB eno Set, iom MI
bpbIet / Sen paafeleenbe Sisfusiion,
bar life bette Msbe feet. Naitor Sor.
riion braste irem en- &eiolution, iom
Winoriteten bapoe aittaget Q5O
llnberifriiter) / ct i9rifiIt Meoe al
oenne igaar Iftes, ~iaalpbenbe:
ga BEN foreilaaebe 9onititution
for BET amaIsamerebe airfeiamiunb,
iom ifaI p9re fierbt unber Napnet
Gen norif.lutberife &irfe / Mmeri-
fa", bar peret antaget peo Wsbet,
% ga Spgier re%pr9ienterer en- be.
itentt afpieelie ira oct fonfesiioneae
l,itberife Stanoplnft bibinbtil bGp.
set al ben norife Spnobe, % oet er
beiluttet at bripe Soreningen igien-
mem uoen minblte Senipn til ben @e-
si9rins ON So~ranorineer | Speisr,
ipecificeret / en- Meiolirtion fremlast
al Gaitcr s. g. Torriion Srebaes
@oraen, % man berpeo bar fr9nfet
Minoritetens Meblemmers Sampit.
tiaheb tpertimoo Spnobens Scnititu.
tion, Irtifel 3. Taraeraf A, iaa err.
fIprer Minoriteten berpeo, at uber
bisic S~oranorinser inbpilses, fan
ben life eaa inc / oct npe Samiunb,
men or tp,inaen til at opretboloe en-
nooen. icrtiGtte bens Irbeioe %
ucrne ON bens Snteresier."
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