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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20
DANIELS WILL ASK PAPERS
TO SUPPRESS NAVY NEWS
Plans Appeal TO Publishers TO Estab-
lish Voluntary Censorship

Washington, Feb. 19.-Secretsry
Daniels is preparing to appeal to Amer
lean newspapers to refrain from pub
fishing for the present any informa-
ton on the movements of American
naval vessels or defence precautions
at yards and harbors. He probably will
seek the cooperation of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association, as
there exists no authority for estab-
lishment Of an actual censorship.
The Navy Department suspended
publication of its routine ship move
ment list when the international stu
alton became tense. 1t has no control
over the press, however, to prevent
publication of navy arrivals and de-
partures at American harbors. and
these have been printed, particularly
in Pacific Coast papers. Publishers
will be asked to refrain from this
practice in future as patriotic duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20

nothing for ourselves or our country
that we have not right to demand IN
the name of humanity and civilization.
ave are repeating now only a de-
mand which Germany nearly year
ago admitted was a just demand and
ono which she then respected and
promised to comply with. We are now
only asking Germany to keep the prom
Use which she made that she would con-
duct the war in accordance with the
laws of humanity--the laws governing
civilized warfare.
80. it is clear that we have. not
changed our position or increased our
demands. 1t is Germany which has
changed her position, and now is doing
or threatening to do what nearly year
ago she admitted she had no right to
do and promised not to do. President
Wilson, therefore, is making last
effort before resorting to the arbitra-
ment of arms to hold Germany to that
solemn promise"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20
Bryan Sends Letter

The Emergency Peace Federation yes
terday received a letter from William
J. Bryan. urging that a referendum vote
be taken before any war is declared.
Mr.. Bryan said:
"If any one wonders at my earnest
and persistent opposition to a declara-
ton of war, let him remember that
after laboring for eight years to bring
before the world a peace plan provld-
ing for the investigation Of all disputes
by an international tribunal before re-
sorting TO war-a years time being
allowed for investigation and report
was made happy by President Will
sons cordial Endorsement OF the plan.
"By his authority l called all the
| foreign representatives to the State De
partment on April &c, 1913, and laid
| this plan before them, and then began
negotiations with each of the individ-
ual nations. Within two years from
that date. treaties had been concluded
with thirty nations, including Great
/ Britain, France, Italy and Russia-thlr-
/ tv nations exercising authority over
/ one billion three hundred millions OF
people. or three-fourths of the popu!a-
| ton of the globe.
( Besides these, Germany, Austria and
{ Belgium formally Endorsed the plan, al
though treaties have not been yet con-
/ cluded with these nations.
| "These treaties were ratified by the
/ United States Senate.
/ as it unreasonable or unpatrlotlc
to urge the employment of a plan used
/ by the President and approved by the
| Senate, the United States and nearly
all the rest of the civilized world?
as it unreasonable or unpatriotic to
urge that the people, having Endorsed
these treaties at the polls, should be
consulted by referendum vote before
Congress repudiates the peace treaty
plan by a declaration of war;"
The League TO Enforce Peace will
have nothing to do with the peace
meeting to be held at the Hotel Bilt-
more on Thursday and Friday. DR.. Tai
colt Williams, Hamilton Holt and DR..
John Bates Clark, of Columbia Univer-
sity, have declined to speak, accord
ing TO a statement issued yesterday
by the League TO Enforce Peace at 10
Fifth Avenue.
The league has voted to send no rep
resentatives to the meeting, which is
TO be a conference Of delegates from
all peace societies, with the idea of
modifying the pacifist movement IN the
present crisis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20

willing to support him as the Presiden,
Of the United States, in within is vested
the executive authority and who
stands before the people Of the word
as the representative OF this great gov.
eminent of ours. To him | am willing
TO yield authority and / am willing 10
vest him with the power necessary 70
carry il out"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20
'FAYORS ABSOLUTE
RULE BY WILSON
Senator Fall Says U. S
Needs Dictator to Meet
German Efficiency
[Frogu Tbs Tribune Bureau

From Tbs Tribune Bureau
Washington, Feb. 10. - Autocratic
powers in this crisis should be granted
President Wilson, Senator Albert b.
Fall, Republican, of New Mexico, one
of the most bitter critics Of the Ad-
ministration, declared in speech in
the Senate to-day on the bill to prevent
violations of neutrality.
81 think the people of the United
States are now on trial." he said; that
it is a question now IS to whether this
democracy is capable Of perpetuating
itself. The other democracies of the
world. more democratic in their form
of government in many respects than
this. have found that they were inefti-
cient, that they were not prepared even
to preserve their national lives or ex-
istence.
Autocratic Rule in Europe
"The Socialist BRAND in France has
been vested with more authority than
Napoleon Bonaparte ever had when he
was the conqueror of the world-vested
with that absolute dictatorship and au.
thority by a democracy purer than
ours because they found that the
democracy Itself could not compete
with the autocracy headed by the Kai-
ser and the national efficiency worked
out by the most autocratic government
in the world.
"The same thing has been discovered
with relation to another democracy
which is more democratic in many re-
spects than ours-that Of Great Brit
ain. They have found that it was abso-
lutely inefficient and incompetent when
confronted with the efficiency. and CON-
potency of the autocracy Of the Kaiser,
and it has been necessary for the great
democracy Of Great Britain to confer
the most autocratic power upon Lloyd
George, the most radical statesman
Great Britain has ever known, the man
who has gone further toward state So
cialism in Great Britain than any other
prominent statesman and who has car
ried the people of Great Britain with
him.
Must Control Spies
81 believe we should have laws to
control spies who now nave access to
the intimate secrets of this government
for its national defence. believe Con-
gress should vest in the executive de-
partment at this time absolute arbi-
trary powers, and believe that with
out this this government itself and the
perpetuity Of our democratic institu-
tions are at stake.
HFor that reason I am willing TO
WELD something Of my previous convic-
lions with reference 10 one-man
power
81 am willing to support the man
whom | have criticised just as far as
he will allow me TO support him, not,
may say, as the leader Of party who
comes to the Capitol and seeks advice
only from members OF his own party
not that form Of support--but / am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20
SHIP CAUGHT IN PORT NET
Old Dominion Liner Madison Trapped
at Hampton Roads

Norfolk, Va, Feb. 19.-The Old Do.
minion steamer Madison, bound from
Norfolk to New York, tonight became
entangled with the anti-submarine net
stretched across the entrance 20 Hamp-
ton Roads, according to reports re.
ceiyed here. At midnight the Madison
was still held by the net.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20
ADVERTISEMENT
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20
Many Voluntary Contributions

Most of the money. it was explained,
comes from voluntary contributions. al
though regular endowments, like that
which comes to the American Peace So
ciety from the Carnegie Endowment for
international Peace, and funds raised
from the sale Of buttons. peace badges
and pamphlets help materially.
The American Peace Society, whose
headquarters are in Washington, re-
ceives s25, 900. year from the Carnegie
fund, and the New York Peace Society
receives only $4,000 a year, but these
contributions have been of long stand
ing and their use is restricted to GER
tain purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20
Twenty Organizations in
City Alone Spend at Rate
of $4,000 a Year
VOLUNTARY GIFTS
FILL UP GOLFERS
Bryan Tells Peace Fedora
ton Why He Opposes
Declaration of War

Peace propaganda in New York City
alone is costing $4,000 day.
An official prominent in peace activ-
ity said yesterday that the twenty or
more anti-war organizations. most OF
them hurriedly formed since the diplo-
matte break with Germany, were spend
ing at the rate Of S730,O0O a year.
considering that each organization
has an office and staff of clerks and
that its usefulness depends upon the
number of public anti-war meetings 1T
can arrange and the multitude Of peace
messages it can send through the mails,
this is not an exorbitant sum-" said the
official ELSEWHERE in the country per-
haps a like amount is being spent. We
do not think 100000 a year is high
price for peace"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-02-20
THE HAMPTON SHOPS
Where Beauty Lingers

Shops is but the
familiar and friendly name for
the place where more beautiful
things are gathered together
than may, with equal ease, be
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26

spnoeIicn af Spttioorere por mobio
NOT til at nebi9ttc fla pao ocn bare
Sleftc, boor SbIen mi Iigger.
Speoctilisrielcm or normal. Sra
minneapolis funoe peo lloens BE.
gpnoelle meloes, at Speoetilferielen
MI paa oct n9rmeIte er normal, oa at
man life lPnger bebeper at beifploe
6drmerne for, at sc hoIber poa oenne
I'm gdre. Sra 1ite Sept. til 2Ooc
DIT. nar Der mobtaget 21,260,O00
9n'bels Speoe, MOB 25,640,000 /
lanlme Veriooc forrige gnr. nj Iaar-
bpcoe er Der idar en6og mootaoet me-
re, tbi al Ginterbpebe er finn mooto.
get 4S7, 900 @uibeIs iioen lite Sept,
larnmcnlignet meo 6,527,000 inben
la1nme Siosrum flor. Gnopibere bIep
Der for ct aar iiben fert $4,000 @u.
ihelS Speoe fra StiaebapsfpIten til
minneapolis, bpilfe oltido ogiaa req
neS mco til 6ioroorct8 Silisriel,. me
oenS Der optil 2Ooe Sft. ionr er moo
togct finn $500 af ocnne @peoe. Sra
gtorooeItenS e9et Speocoiitrift bar
SiIfericlen altiaa iaar ppret iterre
emo ifjor. = Samtioig meloes, at
Taabltoet ON Snblfrprlfning al 9rif.
ten peo Welmsneruc / M}inneapoliS
til 60 Trocert AT ocre3 aapacitet m,
err opbppet, og at ilcre al De ~itsrIte
Msaer bar lat o1e SiuI / gcpageIie.
Sobn Surfes Spn paa Sagcn. Ten
befjenote Nortb 9afota. WanO SSobn
@llrfc, M Sorenebe StoterS Sfatme-
tier, bar unbcr ct SpboIo / Ct. Earl
ltotalt iom fin 6ormcnina, at ser
langtfrn er Gale ON llbiultning at
SDIflanb, On mar mn bar / Sperfloo
al 2ebnc.8ntibler. Spifcn bar MI err
obrct ct Sanbomraobe, Der er fire
@a1ge itsrre emo feline Spiflarb, flyer
@urfe, og bier 500 Soro, meb llnb-
togclie al BEN pirfcliqe Slagmarf,
bliper bprfet, 9isie 2nnbitrPfnin-
gers ~oprinoeIige 9eiolfning = eller
bpab ser er tilbage al ben - ubfa.
rer 9prfningSarbeioct unber tpife
Ofiiccrers Seialinger og G%eilconing.
s NltsIano aIene, tiger @urfc, bpor
Spiferne for omtrent 70 Woaneoer
iioen foretog lit Grobrin0Stog, menes
Ser inlt at bape ppret so Wfiaioner
@uibelS Soebe, og bennc @rpoe gif
Tom set iornemIte arigSbptte pper /
Spln9shilie. @urfe mente, at
oet cncite oe Soreneoe Stater og Oe
9lQiereoe bapoe at gjdre, bar at ooer-
pinbe Spifen paa Slnqmarfen, % fer
bette qritnoia bar aiort, funbe man
b~ctrpggeS moo nof en- arig, Hut
teoe ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26

fan iortpQe, at Der er Iigeiaa flor GG-
r~ingspGrbi | 9tiig iom / Soebe, o. Oct
gjGIber altiaa finn, at Susn1oocrelt
gjereS fortroli9 meo 9riigen al Gug.
mel.
Gn &pGgfonge. Sois Ger err nogen
iom tror, at aoGgfongcrnes 2io MI
er iorbi / Nortb 9ofota, bill en- iaa.
ban Eerion burtig foronore Wening
efter at bape beiegt 6. s.. 9ilrnitao5
Noncb, beliggen0e inben so Wfil fra
@iSiuarcf og iaa omtrent / Statcns
geographic Centrum. Senne &ancb
beitoar al 1880 Mcres, og bens @e-
iGtning beItaor fortibcn al 5000
Stpffer S%ornfpGg, 300 &eite og t.
200 Saar, iom tiIiees al 80 al DC ra.
ifeite GombopS paa @eItens Sletter.
Ser er Ell bel liocn gp = 9urnItao
pad Gancben, % ct "@eneral
Store", eft Acknowledgements % an-
ore 5orretninger err ogiaa Sen brif-
Hancbers gienoom. Gen belle
Gienoom er anlagt efter en- iaa flor
Woaleitof, at Ben ntaa betrogtes fom
Ell al Nortb 0afotas ~iterite Seppr.
bigbeber. Scr. 9nrnitab fom til
0afota for If aar iioen, og
alt ban ba eieoe at oennc @erbens
bar oe $1,000, ban bapbe /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26
GDlpraOo.
SfiQinaer fpSt nan Scrnbau

Sfiainger fpSt paa Sernbamctug.
Wfrs. S. E. 9ltfinipn al Seattle,
@nib., blep fcrleoen Wober iii Grill
linger, mebcns bun paa ct Tocf SIS
lono &urtigtog isgte at naa Silent
met. Sum bapoe beisgt SlGgtninge
/ giten oe eif ON Woreenen Den 1Sbe
Oft. omboro paa Soget / &anios Gi-
.tp. 8pmmen iaa langt iom til Hule-
ton, Ganias, aflagoe Storfen lit ferlte
geIog og fort eftcr, oa Soget pas.
iereoe &anoraoo / famine Stat, gior-
be5 oet anoet, meocns ben treble llpe
Serbensborger isrit optroobte efter
at Soget bar fommet til Eeconic, ipln
.ligger lige oper 8rGnien / Colorado.
Get merfeligite peo benne Sriaings
Ieoiel er oItioa, at mebenS oe to fall
ser &anios lin Ssoeitat, bar ben tire.
Die lin Sprinoelie / Colorado. Wo-
Ser og @ern bragteS til Colorado
Springs, bppr Sanrilien bar Sl9gt-
hinge, og DC bar ale / be0ite Sel-
gaaenoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26
SrS Safota.

ltonrpnclie. 8uberner Setter Hor.
beef bar ubnppnt s. 8. 9rolpne al
Nberoeen til MeoIem al aommisiio-
men for Stotens Solooterbiem. San
trGoer iItebctfor g. &. Sllrner, iom
bar reiigneret.
8rsftegrnncr Dmfommet. Stills &.
Sanlon, 9rpber til Senrp 81. San.
ion OF WrS @oeben / geresforo, er
orGbt / Examination, Minn., peo at en-
bpb @reit, bpori fan orbcioeoe, raic-
be ianlmcn. San bar "a slar CANT
mel og uoift.
Stur Iurtiencite / Mlfalfa. @res
brcne Spurling, Sarmere peo Ybilip,
bar netop trpifet lin Mlfalfa og al
40 McreS erbolot 1875 @uibels S9o,
Ser iolgtcs til $t5 pr. Suibel. gn
meget flor Ssapling por besiloen for
taoet al De 40 IcreS, laa l(obpttet
altiaa bliper meget tort.
SerreiS / @aibingtpn. SorbenpG.
renoe @ltpernpr Charles g. Serreio,
ser iorleoen uonGputcs til Mababmls
niitrator for Soutb 9ofota, opbolocr
Zig oenne l1ge / @aibington fcr at
fonferere meb ben rationale Wfaoaos
mliniltrator Serbert 6. Sooner fpr
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Iosen bebre? Gen iiolte og bebIte
Slanacbiitorie fom1ner ira Gopa, /
bpis Hprbeo oe TO Sreorc &elp paa
miitore ems Ell Sime giorbe Seal paa
y alopperi Hanger. @lltterne ppoa-
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meo Spade og Or off De mobig til
perfS mco opennPunte, Teilltat.
"Samaiu Corn" cftcrIpprgcs. 9a
Sc ferIte Settlere mfom til oct Steo,
bpor 9icrrc MI lager, fanotes
"Solratp Corn" / aoifiaig WGngoe
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On Iarnler / Charles Mir Gorntp
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Shltomobil % fiorte ben ioriigti9 ino
til Opens Gprlrge for at bebanoles.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26
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Woutdna.
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Sen riqcIte @r,ibc / benne Gel al Sta-
ten, og at benS Grit mart bill opta,
aeS peb Stctte al 8apitalilter | Gltetl.
Spifer internerct. Carl BON Epbl,
ser forIeoen arreitereoes / Butte for
SpertrGbeIie al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
cr eiter Srore fra @aibington erfl9'
ret intcrueret inotil arigen er fcrbi.
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beIie mcb Sen tpife &e9iering. Sore
lebia boloeS ban / Sprparing / Sill.
Der 9on GorntpS SGnaiel, men biz
Der maoife fIpttet til Sort Soltglas,
@oih.
Statsmnipcr iitctct uperiplot. Srobs
ole SIogS ilbeparilenoe S%paabomme
ON &rigenS Selaer err Der iaar ltrem.
met iaa meaen llnaoom til WontanaS
llniperlitet / WfiSiculu, at oct life. bar
ppret mllig at tilpeiebrinee ct till
itr9ffeligt Intal &lasicpGrelier, ielp
eiterat 8ange % 3ontorer er tagne
ibrug hertil. Safultetet bar pGret /
Ell itabig &nibe peo Den upentet tore
Silitrpmning.
Bar nrr insSt for i'm @%ernepligt.
Tictor emanuel Setterlnnb al Gar.
bon Gcintp bar enoeIie efter mango
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ban life iammen meb oe andre llb-
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ban meo goo Somoittiebeo funbe tie.
ne "llncle Sam", inbtiI Spifen bar
aruuoia rmnbbiulet, men nogen llo.
faIoelie fom life. San ioreipurete
tiliioit oper Seleionen, bporior man
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at bans Napn forefom life paa 2iitcu.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26
Wtnmcipta.
McicrimrubS Wpbc.

WcicrimrubS Wpoc. Minnciuta
guttcruafcra ann Ghccicmufcr2 N4-
location nil uiholoc lit oarli0r Ntooe
/ Il &auI ira Gtc Ill Soc Nou. So
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&ntcl
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forhcmTrcn0c Ntonor al Goubn % Ell
az DC ipritc Ymcrlfaucrc, ser 0iprOc
iUuc2 Sag mcO &c IIlicrcoc. cr uctop
toTmcn tiIboaC otter 10 Mars uoi-
bruot arig2iicncitC / Graufrig.
Salset nj GGu Rctch uSiat. Gal
get a. ocn inllcrc0c Inu Eotch @auc,
linie, oprinbcli1 bciicmt niholNt ocl
nc llgc. or ubiat Ill Sen lS0c Iccbr.
Ytan baobcr ser ili0cn Sen Sib ion
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26
@iseonTm.
Gn MrnaSe Yptcter frpsne.

VII WtCHUDe YpIcIer |TUsHe. SIu
Ga Grosie melbtes oen 23be, at Sll-
timber al 9ltibelS Eoteter bar irosne
/ Scroen Sen foregaaenbe Scot. Sur.
mernc tiger, at oe life Bapbe p9ret
iltanb til at ifaife Jig arbeiosfolf, iaa
9oteterne / rette Sio fllnbe optages
oq bringes / Srs. Triien paa Tote.
ter / Ga GrpSie iteg famine Gag fra
$1.00 til $1.15 pr. Suibel.
Sp pil Ibrae for cset Srrnbe. -
Mapor Sacob @ittig al Marinette
oprettcee for life l9nge iiben en- font
murlal S~iifebanoel, og ban eisr M
Sorbercoelie til at 9pens Sorgere fan
foripnes meo Sr9nbe paa iamn1e
Maooe. On en- rimelig Gris fan OPP
naacs, pil 40 Mcres Sfog fisbes /
Menomlinee Gountp, og BET er Sanfen
at toge set Wanbifab, Der er beifief-
tiaet paa Mfarinettes @aoer, no /
'Sfogen % iptte Dem til Seobngit.
Sebcn bill natnrligpis iGlgeS gpens
gorgere for neiagtig bpao Den foiter.
Gpngrcsmanbs Ssn nnber Mnfla.
ne. Gen feoerale @ranoiurp bar itl-
Ser ct Mpbe / Waoiion Den 20oe bs.
uoitebt g(nflage moo 9pron Nelion,
|Sen al &ongresmano Spbn 90. Hel-
ion al 3oie @isconiin &ongresoi-
itrift, og en- Soreneoe StatcrS Wfar-
ibal ifllIoe pGbnet mteo llbleperings.
oofumenter reile til Canada benne
llee. Som befienot anflages itnge
3eIion for, at ban iibitleoen Wai rei-
ite til Canada for at unogaa llbifrip-
ming til Irmeen. San bar iiben or
beioet paa lin Sabers Sarm peo
Spring Goiilee. &ongresmnnben for
iparer lin Sons S%tanbpunft og bar
/ en- Sfripelie til Suititsbepartemen-
tet siort Den Taaitanb, of llofrip-
ningslopen life giGloer Imerifanere
/ llblanbet.
Stur Spmmerhanoel for%bereocs.-
9effeoal 2umber 60. / Gouberop
ltaar iortiben / Understanding meo
Sobn grpin 2umber SO. al 8ranb
HopioS ON aisb al omtrent $4,000
Ncres Sfoglanb nGr &abision %
Groofeo Greet, Saipper Gountp. Ger
a~nilaaeS at p9re minoit 100 Nfinio.
ner Soh Ssmmer paa bette 9ano, %
bpis &anoelcn saar ilaas, pil alt bette
Semmer al Seffeoal Sum5er SO. libt
letter Iiot blipe bragt til Sasbruget /
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-10-26

meb. San bapoc M belopet fig paa
at Haas, og ilaos piIoc ban, ON ban
iaa lfulDe reiie til Ganabq. San be-
p9get en- Sen til at forelperge hos
commissioner, % bcnne fanot enbe,
Zig SetterlunoS Nann paa 9iiten
oper be pernepligtise Negre ira Gar
bon County. Oct bite fig, at ct al
aortets neoerite Sjorncr bar bcifooi-
get, iaa BET BELT ioo ub iom ON Set,
terlunb bar angipen iom farpet og
life bpio. Seilen blep rettet og ocn
ittaalmoOige l,nge Wano ienot til
Speliesleiren.