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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-01-26

Most gossips have keen sense
of rumor.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1916-01-26

If you can't do work as fast as
the other chap-do it better.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-11
ALETTER THAI, SALOONKEEPERS AND OTHER
WET ADVOCATES SHOULD READ AND PONDER

= = n
Several influential members of the
United Societies and other wet" or
CARNATIONS are using their influence
to line up the other members with
organized labor as a protection
against the coming dry" crusade.
The strongest opposition to union la
Dor comes from the loop hotel and
restaurant keepers, who still expect
to be able to defeat the "drys," but
stUbbOrnly refuse to treat union la
Dor fairly. The following letter sheds
some light on organized labOr's
views. 1t was written to John q. Vo-
gelsang of the Chicago Restaurant
Keepers assn and E. Stevens, pres
ident of the Chicago Hotelkeepers'
assn, both of whom depend on the
liquor business for a great share of
their profits, by John NJ Walker,
pres. Ill Federation of Labor. The
letter:
81 have been requested by the fol-
lowing local organizations The Chi
cago Walters Assn No. Z, Chicago
Bartenders' Protective and Benevo-
lent Assn No: 80, Chicago Waitress
es Union No. 484, Chicago Cooks
and Pastry Cooks Assn No. 865 and
the Miscellaneous Hotel Employees
Assn No. 874 of Chicago to take up
the matter with you of trying to ar
range for conference with either
yourself or a committee represent
ing your organization, for the .pur-
pose Of trying to reach an agreement
with the representatives of the or
ganization above mentioned and the
members of your organization, as to
wages, hours, conditions and the re-
latiOns between the foremen in
charge and the workers themselves,
as well as to arrange for providing
a means of securing employment on
the part of these workers from your
members when you need them by a
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-09-11

not to debase them, humiiate them
or bring about conditions that are an
outrage to them and their families.
81 do sincerely hope that you may
be able to see your way clear to
agree to such conference being held.
In the event you do, we will be ready
to meet you at any time or place you
designate, and l believe, too, that if
we have such a conference we will
be able to reach an understanding
that will work out to the mutual adj
vantage of the employers as well as
the men and women who work at
that calling for living, and, in con-
nectiOn with this matter, desire to
say that the Illinois State Federation
of Labor only has its existence at all
for the purpose of promoting and
protecting the welfare of the work.
eTs in this state in every legitimate,
reasonable and just manner.
Eve believe that adjusting our re-
latiOns through. joint organization
means that the combined intelligence
of both sides rather than the mob or
narrow despotic power will rule and
that it is the only possibility of
peaceful, rational solution of differ
ences between working men and
women and their employers on the
basis of fairness.
I'm the event that you can see
your way clear to meet with us and
reach an agreement, 1 believe 1 can
speak for the State Federation of
Labor in saying that anything that
we can do at any time, honorably, to
protect or promote your business we
will be glad to do, and, on the other
hand, if you refuse to meet us land
am not making this statement with
any threat, but simply stating a
fact), if your organization is going
to take the position of refusing to
deal with the workers in that indus
tT-v &c an organization 7 think 7 Oan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
RETURNS FROM FRANCHISES

While the proposed merger OF the
two telephone companies in his State
from an economic standpoint may be-
a very attractive proposition. some
return should be made the city for the
elimination Of competition. provided.
n course. the proposed consolidation
goes through In other words the city
should get something for a cancelled
franchise This thought IS suggested
by tho action taken by the Chicago
city council on the sale OF n competing
line I'm that city to The Bell interests.
where tho ordinance authorizing tho
sale provides that $500. 600 shall bo
paid 20 tho city by the selling com.
pany as n penalty FOR failure 10 live up
fo Cos franchise
Tho city. as o. is. gets little enough
for the franchise and privileges %
grants 20 public utility enterprise.
and now whom proposes 20 become
"a practical monopoly of "a very great
public and private convenience would
it nor ha ucH FOR tho city aufhor.r,.
fo 500 fNa' ffa fevravars profit aome
thing from tho enjoyment ~ tha.
monopoly o. may ba That fho Chicago
situation I. somewhat different from
that which obtains in fl. city. huf Obj.
furdam'rf'f principle ~ proper rs
fHrr. from franchise Del rho aamc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

Democrats are undergoing in tariff
matters.
The maximum and minimum cIausa
in the Republican tariff law Of 1909
was an entirely different ARRANGEMENT
from the present Democratic idea II
provided for an ad valorem rate Of %
per cent additional 10 the scheduled
rates. from and after the 31st dav OF
March. 1910. provided that. If after that
date the President was satisfied that
mo government Of any foreign conn
Try imposed no discriminatory terms
or restrictions on our exports 10 that
country then such country should have
the benefit OF the scheduled Tor mini
mum) rates Of duty as laid down in tho
law Az the time that great fire..
raider Speaker Clark denounced This
as protection run mad" Is not the
owen proposition madder7 In tho Ro.
publican tariff provision no rate max
ing power was lodged boz the President
ii" simply Investigated matters and
asc'r'ain"d TO his satisfaction thar va
were getting % square deal abroad and
on IBIS proclamation TO that effect ,be
scheduled rates az once became orora.
iI'' l' was a business like arrange.
m'h' and 30 worked like "a charm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

The Government plan for a
Continental Army is foredoomed
TO failure for two cogent reasons
one. that il cannot provide the
men needed for the peace footing
contemplated. the other. that II
viii not supply the immense num-
beers Of officers demanded by the
emergencies OF Jar
An experience of thirty years
in the National Guard of Pennsyl-
Nania. for which men are recruit
ed from the same ~Citizenry tho
proposed Continental Army must
draw upon. conyinces me that the
Government cannot get 400. 900
men 10 give two months of their
time annually % military service,
Neither the men who are eligible.
nor their employers. will feel that
they can afford the time for the
purpose when The impulse TO do
so is nc more compelling than IL
usually is while the country is at
peace. War. or imminent danger
OF war. would Of course make all
the difference In the world: but
then. equally Of course. 1t will be
too late.
Any National Guard commander
OF long experience has had oppor-
tunities-Constantly offered and,
as a rule. denied TO the profess
sional sOldier-of coming in close
contact with the employers OF tho
men who must constitute such a
volunteer army. our observation
mas been that. In the great major
lily OF cases. employers are reluct-
ant TO have their men away longer
than a week at a time, for the
plain and very good reason that
IT disrupts their organizations.
This Is the condition which has
confronted recruiting for the Ma
tional Guard for years past. Now
the business man who may not be
heve In preparedness would feel
II a great hardship IL he were call
ed upon TO give mp men whom he
needs in order To satisfy the de
mands OF those who do believe in
preparedness. And IL is quite pos
sible that many more employers
would find themselves opposed 10
II II b integrity of their working
forces we're not directly threaten
ed. These are cold. hard facts:
pleasant or unpleasant. they must
be taken into account.
The only recourse which presents
a likelihood OF success in the prep
aration OF a reserve OF trained
volunteers lies in the utilization OF
The existing resources Of the Ma
tional Guard. with payment for ser
vices al drill. IN camp and for
rifle practice. and with training
along Ines identical with that OF
the regular army. My own exper-
fence. and that OF other Guard
commanders. when the war with
spain Calld for volunteers for er-
tra-territorial service. was that the
percentage d men who refrained
from answering Il will proved
too trivial TO be considered. The
places Of those who did refrain
were quickly filled by volunteers
who. in many cases, had already
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

enjoyed some measure OF training.
The other weakness OF the plan
is. perhaps. more grave. Military
experts are agreed that il takes a
far longer time 20 train an officer
than an enlisted man: and. while
patriotic enthusiasm may provide
vast numbers of volunteers. a few
trained but the mass unframed,
h officers competent TO train
them must prove pitifully made
Quate / n numbers. even though a
doubling of West Points capacity
10 provide officers enough
for the earlier operations In the
field.
II a considerable portion OF the
millions now planned for expendi-
ture upon the enormously costly
Continental Army were devoted by
the Government TO the purchase OF
military scholarships in the col
leges throughout the United
states, TO be awarded 10 the thou
sands Of boys who are stinting
themselves to work their way
through while their parents make
heroic sacrifices for the sake OF
their education. the problem OF
army officers would be solved out
or hand. The government could
require OF its scholarship proteges
only that they give their three
summer vacation months. for
three years. TO military training
IN government concentration
camps nine months OF inten-
sive instruction and practice under
the officers OF The regular army
and such officers Of the National
Guard as would qualify and could
afford the time for this service.
me instruction camps should be
large. In order that the officers
might have an opportunity which
does not now exist-that OF hand
Ing large bodies Of men. The
supply troops would become ex-
pert I n dealing with large units.
and the studnts would have the
benefits OF large maneouvres.
At what other time of life can
we find intelligent young men
with their minds so rady to alb
sorb military instruction; and at
what other time can We obtain
Eoun2 men whose instruction will
not Interfere with their employ
ment or their career? Their nine
months Of intensive training
would qualify them for Junior
commissions. Many Of them might
serve. for a year after graduation.
In the regular army as officers:
some. who prove especially effici.
en- might have a longer course or
might devote themselves to some
particular branch Of the service.
\ number could be offered careers
IN the regular army. others could
De commissioned in the National
Guards OF their respective tates
Some such plan. providing
trained volunteers and trained of
ficers. must be resorted to IL II
military preparedness is not TO be
a failure before any war threatens
and after IL befalls us. We must
accept the conditions which pre-
sent themselves and adapt our
plans TO them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
A FLArTERINo RECEPTION.

NIrgo Republican
Hon Ira b.. Robinson. who resigned
as state supreme court Justice 90 be-
rome q candidate Tor the Republican
nomination for governor. was a visitor
boz Williamson Thursday of this week.
\ very faftor.nr .eCcptIOn was ten
dered tho DISTINGUISHED Jurist hy the
people OF Williamson and the warmth
Of hIs welcome auEurs wei for his can
fidacy. judge Robinson bel a mar Of
great personal charm. diguined yet en-
t~ertairinr He ls a man of high ideals
and nowhere is Doc held boz higher
esteem than by members o. bis own
profession 1f is worthy OF remark
that. although his opponent Tor the
Republican nomination b.. a lawyer.
judge Robinson candidacy ls favored
by q large majority of thc lawyers of
ths state
judge Robinson resigned Dis hieh
position o. tlc urgent demand of purfg
men throughout fh" state who felt chat
Is better fhau arF other man could
harmonic Che lctiouul difference.
From Do worry start. boo fact even
before iI. formal announcement was
made Dis availability was generally
recognized tuIiae lI4 opponent.
l.deo Robinson nss PROMULGATED "a
PERSONAL platform NI.fH.r haa H.
undertaken. H. Ha. l.s opponent. to
.fI.I...r fHt great constructive 1..s.
I..Iuu enacted under fh. present oct.
r.rI.frHfinr N..fh.r /. he d|orendIn.
uu fh0 .r,1f corporation. and fraI-
Uner for support Ngf II. appeal is l
frank and open r tp fh. rank and
rl,
judge Robinson toe1u Dob. career aa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01
FLANEU K
GOSSIP AND ON PERSONS AND THlNes =.
WORLD.

Z Ties the sultan from his palace to old
thiI bpul and back again. across tho
All traffic Is interrupted
TOT the moment The vessels I'm me
hHfPor are stopped. and crowds Of pro-
PIE nan the Mhalifa. As his caiou.
l"s-es the marble building Of the ParIis-
i"OL IN (asts az ~ a long. melancholy
- anu signs. 10 makes him only more
niger 70 worship at the shrine contain
D." me mantle OF the prophet.
h.Bs E"ciIise ths SuItan.s piety. or per-
.pnttnled 90 wink al the massa-
-Laf Ii-stlans The poor wrctches
I.,.d might De living happily now under
l.utsailsn rule had not England in ISIS
HanH'a Macedonia 10 Turkey.
lis IT q wonder that the whole Of
I't't ls dominated by fear OF ne Ten
SShs after their Balkan achievementsg
~ withstand the ana Tor T'-e
..ah year They have even failed To-
.irkN maui tAf Iurk, the proverblaliy
200 th' most important Industrial So
q rance Ihey have and hold an
Hussa. Lithuan.a and Courland Tw9
tHc aimed powers have been Mn.
scrb3, ~p'e on D. map. Eelgium and
.'". lu' uFe remaining allies having
.,'n lo"eTitss 90 save their national
Under those circumstance how chi,
anyone expect Greece OF Ruman'a 40
N'I ti 10, mere thought OF lr-
cons iaie' VERY likely Kng
'flNhu lmpathies. In fact. the void
.nn"- mot Doc bias. and Why. Ills queen
any one else But cvsr 10 b..
GNU q 'rman. Doe should be excused
wrath ar fb. .euntft from tIs
IufHe} ana Bulgaria. both n
H ,.Iiain.y have demonstrated fflf
fr-f OF Tho U~l-lanc.iea a-d G.7f.
".l'l trc british were s1 sure III fl-
months 81 M @ winch af'Cr nine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

Col Roosevelt has varied his classi-
fcifIon OF Tho Wilson administration
with the Byzantine Iprothef,s hy conn
pairing DO with tH, action OF the Lsvlte
'" Do sew Testament parable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

Baron Aston and his like would be
caught by the inheritance tax Why
shouldn't they? They contribute moth
ing 70 this country and a k much
from Il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

II is doubtful IL all tho floods that
have occurred "a the Ohio valley have
enacted the death toll as that % the
overwhelming waters iu the Otay VAL
California.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

wall streets conditions Of "a loan 20
Carranza practically require the rnan-
ciaI urotectorate OF tho United States.
which means the first Chief wont get
il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

rhs snip purchase bHl shnrn Of its
s%1cialistic government ownership fea-
fure. stands a much better chance OF
It.rts, Cham tIe Old msA.-hIft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

January leaves a record FOR ethereal
mildncss equalled by few and surpassed
hy none.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

dcrstatcd" Is IL not just barely posi-
bile hat the same thing may be the
cuse with our importse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-01

ldlng First Brigade, National Guard of Penn,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
2nftfrisen / Stalien.

9e eIterrigife SIppere bar / bet
iioite pGret meeet oftipe / @oroita.
lien.
@anoaa Morgen qioroe en- beI
Gifaore at siterriaife sleropIoner ct
Streiftog til WiIano. Set Ipffeoes
Dem at faa faitet nogIe Bomber neo
oper gpen, og 6 chile Ierioner bIep
orGbt og flere iaaret, men nogen itsr-
re materiel Sfa6e bIep life anrettet,
ga De fienotlise SIppere meset bur-
tigt blep iaeet pef.
Geb Milano er ser nemIig taget
me9et omfattenbe SorbolosreeIer til
@pens gelfptteIie moo 2uftanereb.
Eoa ale Sanger rllnot @pen er ser
%anbraat bllrtisifpoenoe aanoner ipe.
cieIt fonitri,eret forot beifpoe 2uft-
farfo'ter, % italienife Slppere ipeper
Itaoi9t pper 9pen % oens Smegn
forot bolbe &aet. 2iterrieife Slp-
pere bar mango @ange tiolieere for
ieat at nGrme fig @pen, itlinoom iaa
mango fom 6 | SpIge, men oe bar
albrig raoet belt irem til @pen for
M / Manbags.
Wtilano, ioml er StnIiens n9ititpr-
ite @p, Iieger i NoroitaIien onltrent
20 @til ira ben oiterriaife @ronie.
Gen cr beremt for fine al1nitifatte %
pragtiuIoe 9pgperfer, bporiblonot
Ilere 8irfer, iom berer til &c berlig-
lite / europa. Web WiIano er oaiuo
Staliens iteritc Ieroplonfabrif, ser
beifipftiger Ell bel Mrme al Menne-
fer, % bbor Ser arbeiocS Seat og
Gag.
Tom 13he Sebr. - st piterriaif
aeroplan gioroe igaar ct Streiftog
inboper Gapenna og Nobobperne
Gobignro og @ottrigbe / set moro
eitre Stalien nrr Ioriaterbapet. Is
Ferioner blep brpbt pg mango iaa-
ret. @lunot Sfrene par ser ilere
3pinber % Sprit.
st Soipital % en- airfe / Topenna
blen enbel rnmponeret. Gen ifabeoe
Strife, Sont Ipolinare, bar meget
a%annnlel, ioet bet blep bpgget mel
lent Iarcne $50 % 53S.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
Deroensfrioen
S~ortfGtteIfe fro sibe 1

M faaet 9efrGfteIie paa, at ben fran.
tie arpoier "abmiroI Gbarner" er
9aaet nnoer. Man bor nemIig aben.
for ben ipriife Suit funoet en- Iaft
lneo en- lepenoe Manb og IA bsoe al
arpoierens gei9tmna.
Gerllle eneite gienIcpenoe fortpI.
Ter, at arpoieren bIeu ifuot iipnf ON
yforgenen ben Soc Sebr., oe at Sfi-
bet ianf ioa bi,rtiat, of ser life bIep
Sio til at iptte no 9ipboaoene.
2onoon 14be 9ebr. - Sen brittle
arpoier "aretbuia" ltsote ioae paa
EN- M'ine itoenfor GngIanos gitfpit. /
N1roiisen. Sfibet err totaIt Srag.
10 Wano al @ei9tningen omfom.
"Iretbnia" par bit oct melt popi,-
I9re Sfib / ben brittle Slaaoe, ioet
oct meb Sober bapbe oeItoget / beg
&c DC Sr9fninger al nogen getpo-
ming, fom bar fnnbet Steo / Nprb-
ilsert, og oct bar ogioa talriee Mer.
ter efter De Sample, oct bapbe bpret
meo /.
Set bar iaaIeoes "9(retbnia" iom
gloroe Oct at meo Den tpife Eanier-
frpoier "@Iiiher" / SIaget ubenfor
Selgolano. "@retblia" bar en- Iioen
arpoier paa 5000 Sons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
Omfommet / 2lIaifa.

aetfifan, Ilaifa, ben 15be Sebr,
Winbit tire Wenneifer bar iat 2ipei
til / Sen ip9re Storm, iom 2erbaa
roieoe / ben ipositlige Gel al Ilaifa.
% man frpgter for, at Der bill ippr-
ges mango flere lllpffer.
Gn beri @pen biemmeberenbe itne
Wano, Nlbrim Miperen, blep ifplei
operborb fra en- Siiferifonnert, % to
Werifanere fres libel, ga oeres lille
&pbaoo fantrebe meo Dem.
Man frpgter fol, at Siiferifonter.
ten "Siaab Map", iom Sreoag afgif
berfra for Nrince &upert / @ritiib
Columbia, oe iom man iiben intet
bar bert fra, er gnaeI UNDER / Stor-
men.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
Smaa %&rissnutiier.

Ser er MI 66,449 &pinoer / SET
franife fripilige &soe &ors &orps,
mcbbeles fra Earis. Sc fsrer Gil
inn nleo 1900 Soipitaler meb tiIium.
men oper $4,000 Sense. s 0uris
aIcnc nnier @enferforiet (&pbe &ors
Sloaet) oper 2SS @~peninecr. Gel
ifabct til SiUlp for iaorebe SoIoo-
ter, Den ~iterite al be tire itore Heoe
aors Sr9aniiaticner / Sranfrig,
brll9te / DC ierite II Maaneber al
ari9en 80 @liQioner Srans. Tette
SeIifab oIene oriper 796 SpIpitoIer
mco 67,0St Selee, % 81 Miuioner
Sa9sperf bIeu atpenot paa Tleie al
iaarcbe SoIbatcr.
Gen bercmte brittle Sinner Glal-
sc @ruhame- @hite or bIet ~olporliat
loarct, tele9roieres fra &a5ebroucf /
Nranfrig. NGrmere Splpsninaer
fpreliager life. 8rahome. @hite bleu
/ iorri9c Mnnnco uonGpnt til 2cit-
nalt.
Ine gienpGrenoe neifte Mrno,
ION hapoe mcIot fig fripiaigt nnber
2oro Scrbp3 Decentralization, %
DC Tom er pernepligtiae / &cnboIb til
Den nplig ueotagne &ernepIiatslop,
Der traabte / Strait Sen tOoe ,sebr.,
er mi inofnIbt til Sieneite, meboeIcs
ira Soloon. Nermco err ollie iltac
ii9l'te gn9lUuoere / miIitpropatia
Iloer falot unoer Sanerne - nleb
llnotaael'e AZ Dem, Tom al Ell cner
ailoen @ritno er iritaaet for Iilitpr.
%tieneiic.
Gen brittle Heaiering pil pieblif.
tclig opcrtage ole be ltorc @r1noe.
ins.ScltlIlericr / 2anoct OF omoon.
lie Dem til Nmnnnitionsinbrifcr
mcooelcS ira Sonoon. Samtioiat oa.
ter Hcalerlnaen at uoiieoe SorbuS
moo SroIerlel al @pa / ScltilcringS.
eicmeb.
Soma 6croinano al SuIaaricn an.
lfom | &anNaes til @icn, bpcr ban
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
Root uoe al Sebet.

SEEM gorf Sen 16be 5ebr. Sena.
tor GIibu NootS aanoioatiir for
Hr9iibent blep ioag gipet 0sosi.poet
paa ben republifanife Statsfonoen-
tion, ibet ben nebiatte &eiolutionsfo-
mite meb en- afsisrenbe Waioritet
nebnotereoe ct Sprilas ON at anbe-
iale bans Domination.
Toot ~fllngereoe iom aonpentio-
mems miolertioige Sormano, % / Den
Gale, bpormeb ban anbneoe Wsbet,
gift ban ben @iIionife COMMUNICATION
arunoig efter / Ssmmene. SiGr fri
tiierebe ban @iIIons lloenrigspoIitif
paa oct ifarpcIte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18

fit en- meget beseiitret WobtageIie.
San bIep mootaget peb S~ernbaneIta.
tionen al ben siterrieife SronfsIaer
e%rfebertils Carl Sran5 Soiepb.
st SoipitaIstrem pao 13 @oane,
en- 8ape fra to rtge Mmerifonere, er
netop bIet oneroraget Den frantic Ie-
gjerins, meobeIes fra Taris.
X X
Sra Sufareit teIeeraferes, at 800
biliieringen al ben rltrlGnife 4rme
MI er fuIofsrt, og at Generalization
er npiten farbis mea De me 6or-
lo%arsperfer lan9s 9arpaterne MOB
Telt og lanes 0onaii moo Spo. &e.
glerin9en bar beilaglagt aIt Metal /
Sanoet, i9rIig aobber. os llbfsrieI
al SGoer err forbilbt. On 9eitining
paa 100000 Tar Sfo til 9ulgarien
er forbubt effeftlleret.
Itben 14oe Sebr. = Sranifmrn-
oene bar M foncentreret trooper faa
lan9t norooper iom til ben bliIgarife
@rGnie. Npe frantic og brittle Sor-
iterfninger er Ianoiat / SaIonifi.
X X X
On inf aanonbaab, "Sebwie BON
@iismann", er ifilo ii9nf paa Cant
ganpifaijeen / Gentralafrifa. 30 al
9eiGtningen bIep orebt, &eiten TO-
ges tilfange al @riterne.
X X
timber inf 2ebeIle bar Ser en- SID
peret arbeibet paa en- M Sernbane
fra llifitb til Monaltir / Serbien.
ganen, iom eaar ON aruiepo ifal
mart bore faroig.
&isbenbapn 14be Sebr. = 3eppe.
lineren 800, ct Selterifib til "2
-19", iom npIig gift UNDER / Norb.
iisen, melotes igaar at bore flare
uoenfor ben peitipoffe &pit. Maifiner.
ne arbeioeoe meeet uregeImGsiiet.
Sra flere SLIDER blep BET berettet, at
$50" bapoe p9ret feet oripenoe
bi9lpelss ODER NoroGsen. Sreoag
Woreen ip9peoe Ben mleeet laneiomt
ODER Wane, % set bar flart, at ial-
falo bens enc Waifine bar llbritgelig.
Meo M9ien pegenoe uooper MorO-
iisen foripanot oe1 / Saagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-18
$id$te Kri9$nyt.
Gr.erutnS Grnhrinn

Getro9rao 16be Sch. - Get meo.
oeles MI oificielt, at &llsierne bar
erobret gr5erl,m / grmenien. Stor.
fprit Nifolai bar telegraieret til
G5aren, at @pen og Sorterne bleu
taeet eitcr 8 Cages uberte Sampe.
ga Storfpriten er fienot iom Ell
Manb, Der er meget fonierpotiu /
fine llotrpf, giptter mani Zig til al
Srolpocn / bans Telegram, at oct
maa bare ppret en- fprfGroelig
Scamp, iom / IamiulOe fem Gage
bar raiet omfring Gr5erum, o. at
Sa6ene paa begge Sioer MAJ baue
pGret ubpggelige.
Get itore Sect al Sorter omfring
Gr5erum itrGffer Jig 25 Mil / en-
Hetlling % % Wtil / en- anoen, %
Sprferne bar paaltaoct, at Den bar
liu0tQueliu.