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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
SUFFRAGISTS CAUSE
MORE EXCITEMENT

Washington, Aug. IA good-na-
tured crowd of about a thousand men
and women today bombarded the
Women's party headquarters with eggs
and destroyed several banners address
ed to Kaiser Wilson" after similar
banners had been taken away from
women who attempted to parade them
in front of the White House.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
GERMANY PLANS REFORMS
Reduction in Number of Tax Levies
Promised After War.

London, Aug. 14.-Herr Schiller, di
rector of the German Ministry of FL
nance, is quoted in an Exchange Tele-
graph despatch from Copenhagen as
having said in the Munchner Zeitung
that the government already was pre-
pairing great fianncial reforms to be
put into effect after the war, especial
ly as regards reduction in the number
of tax levies. He said there would be
few indirect taxes and that efforts
would be made not to harm industry,
although it might be necessary to tax
raw materials.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
ALASKA COMMERCE JUMPS
Last Years Record of $1D,OOO,OO
Greater Than 1915-1916.

Seattle, Wash. Aug. 1.-THE COM
merce of Alaska for the fiscal year
ending June 80 set new record with
n total of 100000, according to
official figures just compiled.
This is an increase of 10000, 600
over the previous year. Vastly ip-
creased shipments of copper, as a re-
suit of the war, and the expectation
of SIC, 100000 in gold were respon-
sible for the big total.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
No Doubt As to Violence.

said: There is no doubt whatever
but that violence was used in putting
the child out of the way" The state
ment came as, the result of a point
blank question. as to marks found on
the body, and if it was possible for
clusion considering the condition of
the body after its long exposure to the
elements
Continued on page s, col. 81
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
NATIONAL GUARD OF
rs STATES WILL FORM
FIRST EUROPEAN QUOTA

Washington, Aug. 14-Plans for
sending the first National Guard to
france have been perfected by the
War Department with the organiza-
ton of a division which will include
trict of Columbia. No New England
troops are included.
The commanding officer of the di-
vision will be Major General W. A
Mann, now chief of the division Of
militia affairs.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15

In a statement at the time of the
reassembIing Of the Greek Parliament
last month Premier VeniZelos said
Greece was in the war with the En-
tente. No formal declaration to this
effect was considered necessary the
Venizelos government established at
Salonika before the deposition of King
Constantine having declared war and
placed troops in the field.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15

Alice Seen Alive at 1.20.
John @Bess, a neighbor, is thought
to be the last person, outside OF the
principals in the case to have seen
the little girl alive. While driving
past the Bradshaw residence at 1.2O
in the afternoon of the day of the
crime Bess claimed he saw Alice
standing in the doorway. While he
was driving by she came out into the
yard where she had a bunch of field
flowers in a pan. The child was seated
on the grass when Bess caught sight
of her.
Bess returned over the road at three
in the afternoon. He reports that the
house was closed at this time and
that he did not see the girl or any
of the inmates.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
200 NOMINATIONS
BEFORE SENATE

Washington, Aug. determinations
of more than 200 new major generals
and brigadier generals who will hold
command in the new army were sent
to the Senate today by President Will
son. The include all the National
Guard general officers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
Killed by Light Bulb

Okmulgee. Okla, Aug. ia ntgro
foreman at the power plant of the Ok
mulgee Ice and Light Company fell
against a small light bulb in the plant,
when it burst and he dropped dead.
Physicians say that the negro died of
fright, as the 10 volts from the light
connections were not sufficient to kill
him.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
GREECE Is AT WAR,
ANNOUNCES BALFOUR

London, Aug. 14.-In reply to a
question in the House of Commons
yesterday Foreign Secretary Balfour
said Greece was now definitely at war
with Germany, Austria, Turkey and
Bulgaria.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
9,748 SLAIN ON MERCHANTMEN
Passengers More Than Third of
Victims Oh British Ships

London, Aug. 1.-THE British Ad-
miralty has reported officially that
from the beginning of the war up to
June 80, 1917. 9,748~ lives have been
lost on British merchant vessels as the
result of the action of the enemy.
OF the total 8, 828 were passengers
and $500 were officers and seamen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
TO ASCERTAIN FATE OF
U-BOAT PRISONERS

Washington, Aug. 13.-The United
States has called on the Swiss COM
mittee looking after the welfare of
prisoners of war to ascertain the fate
of the American gun crew captured
by a German submarine from the
steamer Campana.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
DEATH INQUEST NOT
YET COMPLETED

st. Albans, Aug. 1.-THE inquest
into the death of Jennie Hemming-
way the 14-year-old girl whose body
was found on the edge of a cornfield
yesterday was not completed tonight.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
BOSTON AND MAINE .
ASKS FOR EXEMPTIONS

Boston, Aug. little announce
ment that the Boston & Maine Rail-
road Company intends to ask indus
trial exemption for 500 employees out
Of about 1000 eligible for draft was
made this morning.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
PLANE Ont of Came For Good.

Detroit, Aug. 14.-Eddie Plank. the
veteran lefthander, has retired per-
nlanently from baseball. Plank's last
game was pitched in Washington
week ago Monday when Walter John
son defeated him / to 0 in eleven in
nings.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
Lightning Strikes Cartridges
Two Killed,

Lexington. KY. Aug. 1.-two
brothers, Estell and Roy Crawford,
were killed at Smithland, near here.
when cartridges in the farmhouse
vero struck by lightning. Bullets
penetrating the bodies of each.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
Spain Placed Under
Complete Martial Law

Madrid, Spain, Aug. 1.-THE whole
of Spain has been placed under mar
tial law following disorders resulting
from the general strike which is
spreading.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
waterbury Man Appointed.

Washington, Aug. IA commits
sion was awarded at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kans., to Julian w. Alger. of
Waterbury Center, VT, as first lieuten-
ant of engineers, Officers Reserve
Corps, today.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
EIGHT Cases in Barre.

Barre, Aug. 9-There are now eight
cases of infantile paralysis in the city,
two more being reported yesterday.
The condition of one of the new cases..
the three-year- son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Maseitti, is serious.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
To Delay Suits Against Fighters.

Washington. Aug. IA bill to
postpone hearing \of any civil suit
against q soldier or sailor until after
his term of service was introduced
yesterday by Senator Overman and re-
ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15

st. JOhnsbury Athenaeups.
LIBRARY READING ROOM ART C ALLKRH
8 O'Clock to 9 O'Clock each week day, We'd
uesday evenings excepted
O'Clock to O'Clock Sundays.
All are invited.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
Phone Your Want Ads to
The DAILY CALIFORNIAN
Phone $50.

1t will be charged, published and
read tomorrow by more than 5000
persons.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
Women Described By Neighbors.

Miss Hicks has been housekeeper
for Bradshaw for about two years
She has been friendly with neighbors
and visited at many of their homes
According to statements of some of
the farm people of the vicinity she
was mot considered bright, though
she was normally intelligent. The
woman is tall blonde, % years of
age. She came to the Bradshaw home
from White River Junction. Her orig
inal residence is not known. When
arrested she was neatly dressed in a
blue serge skirt and white shirtwaist.
Mrs Remission is about 35 years OF
age and has lived with her husband
and brother at Cole Corners for two
months. The family had previously
lived for about year in the town OF
st. Johnsbury, near their present resi-
dence. They are not favorably known
! by the residents of the district, ac
cording to several statements. Ori
| ginally the trio came from Barnet
The murdered child as described b!
Miss Hicks was eight years Of age, O
a bright, sunny disposition, will
blonde curly hair and bright blue eye
! and paralyzed on the right side as
result of infantile paralysis.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
Different Versions of Crime.

In their confessions the women
agreed that Mrs. Remission went to
the Bradshaw home to visit Miss
Hicks, with whom she was very
friendly. Miss Hicks claimed that
while in pasture the women attacked
the child. Miss Hicks striking her
with a club while Mrs. Kenniston
choked. her The other yoman's story
was that the attack was made in the
dooryard of the child's home. Both
agreed on the method of the murder
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15

The Museum Of Natural Science.
Open week DAYS g, 80 A. NJ. to L. 80 P. Nj
Sundays .. 40 to r. NJ.
All visitors welcomed.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15
FRATERNAL MEETINGS

assweiI Royal Arch Chapter. No. II
Stated Convocatiou Friday evenin &
Tuly d, 1917, at 80 O'Clock.
HERBERT A. LOUGEE, E. HIP.
FRED G. MOORE, Secretary.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-15

Finding Body Bears Out Confession.
After they had beaten and choked
the victim, according to a statement.
they put her in wagon and took
her to a rock pile in a field owned by
E. A. Gray.
The day book., 1917-01-23
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

Sunrise, 7:11; sunset, Asa.
Maude Wells, 20, 1852 Adams, sui
eide. Poison. Love affair.
DR.. John A. WaVrin, dentist, filed
suit for divorce against Mrs Blanch
Wavrin in st. Louis. Named EdW.
G. Hopkins, Chicagoan.
Policemen Dudley, Davidson and
Mcclure, arrested m gambling raid
on 31S Federal, discharged.
John Murnane, 1852 Fullerton av.,
fined 5000 and given 80 days in the
BrideweH on charges of Gertrude
TwitcheI, 15, 4847 ,Cornelia av.
Mrs. Roberta Bautsch, 6219 Dor
chester av., divorced from Antoine
Bautsch. Said he hit her when she
went to sleep while he was talking.
Trial, of six men accused of beat
ing to death M. Guzowski, 1913 EN-
ma, begun.
Dr.. Arthur McLaren sent to Ches-
ter asylum for criminal insane.
Killed Dr.. J. H. Weintraub, whom he
said ruined" him by operation.
Oscar Turner, 1926 Clifton Park
av., divorced from Alice. Desertion.
John F. DanIey, mason contractor,
Glencoe, bankrupt. Assets $3.50;
liabilities, $25,907-
Enrico Geabano, en- route to Italy,
went insane at Grand Central sta
ton.
City SeaIer EIIer will start short
weight suits against. 25 coal dealers.
Examination of applicants for
postofice clerks. begun.
Auto bandits got $4s from Joseph
Nestor's grocery store, $500 S.
Union av.
Police probing death of Paul A.
Lebuscher, 3217 w. Madison, said to
have died of pneumonia and injuries.
Seven -Bohemians, arrested for
creating disturbance during parade
to Franz Joseph, Sunday, fined SIS
each.
Henry c. Carpenter, 1852 Beacon,
The day book., 1917-01-23

saved F6L6r ana mary NGIOGB O-dhu
4, from probable death. Snatched
them from path of street car.
First Deputy Westbrook's squad
begun new hunt for Jean Crones.
City will open 39th st. from Hal
sted to Ashland
Mrs. G. Cooke Adams, regent OF
Daughters of British Empire, report
ed loss of three diamond rings at
Allied Bazaar.
Anthony Ranir, MeIrose, probably
fatally hurt by auto at Lake st. and
Harlem av. Autoists didn't stop.
National Leather and Shoe Find
ers' assn accuse women's freak
shoes of being important factor in
high cost of leather.
S136 stolen from box Office of Or
chestra hall.
Henry Wolff, Is N. Peoria, fined
$1OO and costs for selling drinks on
Sunday.
auto. Machine sped away.
Peter ]. Roth, patent medicine
merchant, Elkhart, Ind, sued for di- ,
,vorce.
r Over $50 co-eds quarantined in
Willard, Northwestern "U." Scarlet
fever discovered.
Police Serg't Nelson, transferred
from Cottage Grove av. to Hinman
st., resigned.
Jas. J. Gore, son of founder Of
Chaplin & Gore, liquor dealers, grant
ed anndlment of marriage to Mrs.
Grace M. Gore. Latter says she still
loves him.
Peter Badovinac, Jr, 1850 Throop,
and Sophie Urtisch eloped to Crown
Point.
Oak Park street lights were out
last night >,
Ex-GOv. Dunno, commenting on
Wilson's speech, said president was
prince of Peace"
Trains late because of severe
storms
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16

of "etbpert Miobel, iom Bet menne-
Ifeliee Sniae bar funnel iibipefule'
re, MI err bragt / I~npenOelie."
"@i gier GoIititieneite paa Sooet
pua belle @erocllS Gegne," iortiotte
2orbcn. 90 hi err o~pcrbepiit ON, at
hi fan fortIrtte / 6remtibcn iom bio
til life alere Of ioripnc pore Irmeer
peO Sronterne nleo ammunition %
onoet arigsmntcriel og at opfploe
bore Sorpligtelicr o%uerior pore Iai-
ereoe, men at ri ogiaa fan bolbe oab.
ne pisie fire Sliter for BEN neltrnle
S~fibSiart, % at oet engclife SpIf bcr-
eiter iorr bibtil fan iaa alt, Oct trGn-
ger, ira biniioeS Sapcne."
Sorb GurSon oplpItc, at ben icrlte
Sislorb, Iomiral Seaicoe, og "oc,
Tom er meo bom," bar pei tilfreoS
mco, bpoo Ser por ubrcttet Be Iibitc
Eor Tiger. "Ie err aIocles life iltil-
ircbs meb IntuIct al De tpife llnber.
ponosbaaoe, iom albrig mere pil pcrl.
De tilbage til tpife Same" iagoc ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
en- b~eifvttet Butte.

Ser foreligger SpIpsning ON, at
griterne bar etableret en- beifpttct
Suite, ioet p9bnebe @agtifibe er poite.
ret paa beggc SiSer al Ell traftiormig
Seillcb, ser itrGffer Jig belle 800 Mil
beitoper ira De brittle Ger. Sraftens
Iabning bender no imoo 9ltIanter.
bapet. Yaa begge Siber al benne
Mute ifal Setfrpoiere, TotruIicbaa.
De og armerebe Sraiulere ligge nofiaa
tpt.
Sette forflurer fanife ogiaa, at
ober LOO Sampere bar funnel ino.
% uoflareres ubinoret ira brittle
Supne / De fprite 8 Sage al ben me
llnoerpanosfrig. -
Inore sc 6epre i~nbbragte igaor
(Snsbag) ct Sorilag / oct frantic Ie.
plltcretfammer, iom gift uo pan, at
Der Ifuloc opItiacs Ell 9elpnnil,a pua
100000 Srancs til ctbpert Stibs.
marOlfab - iranlf, allerct ener
neitralt - ionr oct lpffeoes at DOE.
lGgge en- onaribenbe l~lnoerpanos-
baao. San mente, of bette piloe pare
Den beoite 8ur ior SpiferneS Seriin.
ger paa Sapet III.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
Ivife Jntriocr paa Cuba

Reiu Dorf oen 1909 5ebr. Samti.
Dig meo Nteloingerne ON reoolutio.
mare Splsb pad 9ubd er iuotruuot
en- uipOpnulis llOpan0ring oerbcn al
3pifere berira gper. Get eridreoc3
iodg, al iloen Sitliatioren meaem DC
6or. Stater o. IpifIouo bleu frltlf,
ira 50 til 100 Sritere er 0rugnc til
Guba beriro. Orange al Dem bapoe
en- fort Sio / 5oruelen lotogct iiue
ior'te 9orgerpapirer.
Aariagen BERTH antoge5 at bare
pGret oer, OF De life uil0e funnc
erboloe Reiiepas iom 5uitere % itai.
ieoe iig oerior Tine ~%ierite Tapirer" .
buori De erfIprer i'm Seniigt at bli
aneritanife Norgere.
Wproigbeoerne / @aibirgton er
blet unoerretteoe ON Situotionen.
Ct ibag mootaget Telegram ira
Cuba melber, ar en- Iioelig Regie.
rinsstropper bar ~bemGgtiget iig 9p.
.regieriusen / Sautiago De Cuba, on.
eipeIig / Den Seniist at opretboIoe
Sroeneu o. iorbiu0re repoIu:ionpre
Sptsier / 6orbinoelie meo Salgene.
Reglerinsen | @aibington boloer
ct uaagent Gie nleo De politiite Sil'
itonoe paa Zen. % bar gleunem Den
arnerifanife Miriiter / Sao1ua ierot
ct Coraab I'll @eioIfningeu ON life
al Iaoe liz oppigle iii repolutionrre
Splsb. Spraabet leoiases al et Gar
ITO ON, at De 5or. Stuter, ON Sree'
men life opretholoes, mriligers piIoe
le iig raot til of ~jnterpenere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
Sriterne life "utilireeie".

Com ier nGpnt bar Sen npe tpife
llnoerpanosfrig ilct life bragt Gng.
lGnberne I'D al a%onceptcrne. Se bar
aabenbart NibIer til at reoucere ia.
rem. Spao bisie WiioIer beitaar /.
faar Ielpfsleelig llbenperbenen life
pioe noget ON, men De ipnes alereoe
at bope giort lin Mptte.
IbmiraI 2orb geresforo ipurate
Sirsbags | llnoerbuiet ON, bpiIfe
Sfribt Ser bar taget Tor al MODE Den
me llnoerpanbsfrig. 2oro 9ptton
ipareoe paa gbmiralitetets @egne, at
ban blot snifeoe, at Hegierinsen fun.
DC inopie Siientligbeoen | fine Tln.
ner og Soretagenoer, men lllptfen
bar, at ga piloc Den iamtiois ogiaa
inbuie Sienben beri, % oct par no.
miralitetets Suite, at Spiferne ifuIoe
fiube no bisie cling peo egen gria.
ring % life peo Splpsninger, Bar
Iarnentet. San betroebe Dog Suiet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
Ior9es alag borte fra Papet.

III De ienere geretninqer ON
&rigsiorlis iaar man nGiten oct Sno.
trpf, at norIfe Sfibe er belt ioripun.
oct ira DC europGiife Sape. s BEN
isrite llge al Scbrltar blep oper 20
norife Sfibe Ieubt Thumbs pco bri.
tiife o.. frantic &piter og / Horbiisen.
ri ollie Hationer flrnbe England alenc
oppiie ct iterre Cab.
Men Iaa beapnote Intaact at min.
fe, % | Dc iibitc ire Gage foreliggcr
ser life Mcloing ON, at mere END ct
cneite norif Sfib - ct libet Motor.
iartei paa 100 Cons - bar blet
iGnfet. 90 bette fan life betuoe al.
oct, eno at oe norife Sfibe MI bolbcr
Jig belt uGf ira Sc al SpIferne for
bllbte 3oner, bpilfet ielpfslgelig net
op par SpiferneS Seniigt.
SorreIten er Oct life bare gntauet
al IGnfebe .norife Sfibe, iom er
saoet neo ira Gag til Gag. Oct iom'
me giplber brittle pg andre Natio.
ners Sfibc. WenS op I'll IS Sfibe
blep irnfct paa Ell Gag / 9egpnoel-
fen al Sebriar, er set III eaaet nco
til ire % ~ ON Tagen - ct mt Sib-
~nesbprb ON, at pgiaa @riterne maa
bare ioretaget Jig ct eIler oubet paa
Sauet / biSie IA Gage.
Sil 8iengjplb bar Spiferne De ito.
ite Gage giort ben ~iterite Sungit, il
ben Ben me l1nberpanosfrig begpno-
te, ibet Sc SirsOogS ifjso iiGnf Den
10000 Cons itore me Camper "I-
iric." Sfibet, lom tilbprte Sceanic
Steam Napigation 60. - en- llnocrs
oioeling al Spibe Stiernelinien -
itoo MI / aititralif Sicneite. II Mono
al 9eiGtuingen iapnes.
g!anbt be ANDRE i9nfeoc Sfibe Be
Iioite Gage err GunarOs0 amperell
"2pcia", 200 Cons, oe ben omeri-
fanife Sfonnert "Spman 90. Gam"
1900 Cons. gegge Sfibes SeiGt-
ringer rebbet. Zen amerifanife Sfon'
merit bar paa Heiie ira Stocfton,
Maine, til Palermo / Stalien % blep
rimeIigpis t%orpeOeret / Wfiooelbapet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
griterne crflGrer, at be fremoclcs
gisr Fplititieneite paa SaOet.
ellie nurife Sfibc er furiunnoct ira
be "forbnbte Spner."
Sc nprSiife 2anoes fGles Erpteit
til Syiflohb % Eitcrria.
WOt fra aue Trontcr.

Si bar ment, ret Iom oct bar, at MI
ntaa bel llnoerpanosfrigen uPre paa
lit allerpGrite. Men eiter bpao IN.
iferne proflamerer, er oct nof ierit
MI, at llnberpan5sfrigen for Nlpor
fol begpnoe.
Ser fommer nemlio ct ofiicielt
&ommunife fra Berlin, Tom erflprer,
at bereiter bill ingen Sfibe bli pars
ilet, ipr De ienoes Thumbs. Gen Sriit,
Be nsitra!e Sfibc bar blet t%ilitaaet
for at paffe Jig ppf ira be forifielligc
Sore5oner, er MI uolsbet; Ben iioleb
for Norbiisens Gebfommenoe Den Cite
Sebr., for Itlanterbapet og ben en-
gelife &alal ben 12te, for Wiooelbo-
bet oen 1Obe Sebr. 90 ira III al bill
ottiaa alt, iom paatrpfies flpoenoe
paa Sapet inben De iaitiatte 3oner,
bli Ienot "bieriinter" uoen noget Tor.
lel, iaa SoIfene cmboro fan iaa Nn-
Iebning til at reobe fig.
$ oct ofiicieae tpife 8ommunife
beber oct blanot anoet:
Sra M al er be tioligere oiient-
liggiorte Sororonineer on be1 npe
unberpanbsfrig / araft / lin fuloe
ubitrpfnins / oae forbubte 3oner, %
bpert enfeit Glib fan berior life ber-
efter pente at bli parilet. Sfi6c, ionl
poper Jig ino / De iorbrote Sarponoe,
glsr bette meb fulot &ienoifab til Den
Sare, Oe ubI9tter fig og lit Wano-
ifab for. @i erflPrer uotrpffelig, at
ollie NpbeOer ira fienotlige SLIDER ON,
at neitrale Sfibe ifol bare bIet tor.
peOeret uben foruogaaenoe @oriel,
oct bill iige ioruo for De nGpnte Soto-
er for De iorifieaige 3oner, er urigti.
&c.
Gen Naaoefriit, Tom blep gipet noi.
trale Sarteier, gjalOt ogIaa iienotlige
Gasiaeerifibe, foroi ser bar en- Wtl,.
Iigbeo for, at be bapoe neitrale Eus-
iagerer omboro, ION maaife fllnoe
bore llpioenoe ON DC tpife 9loferings
iororoningcr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
De norSiife Sanees protelt.

st Telegram ira a%jebenbapn al
14be Sebr, mehbeler, at Norge, Spes
ri9e % Sonnlarf bor operraft sc IN.
lie Winiitre / DC ire noroiife 2anoe
c~nslpoenoe Hoter, bpori DC protcite.
rer inloo ben me benipnsIsie Huber
u~onosfrig og forbeboloer iig Het til
at gisre Nnlpnr ~giGloenoe meb Sen.
i'm til Sab al WenneifeIio og gien-
bomstab iom Splge al oenne arigs-
isriel.
Set offiAelle &omnunife. icm err
oiientlisgiort berom lpber Zig:
"Sirsbag Ben 13be 3. 30. bar Ben
banife, Sen norife og Sen ipenife 9ie.
g~iering operraft De tpife gtiniitre /
ocrcs reipcftioe SopebitPoer cnslp-
bcnbe Noter, bpori oe proteitcrer /.
moo, ct De peb &c tpife os sitcrrigife
aunoaierelier er blet ubeit9ngt ira
pisie nprnlere beitemte SapitrGfnin.
ger.
To.en benleber Spmerfiombeoen
paa Ben STRENGTHENING, at De ene'te
iolferetslige SeitemmeIier Der finn.
De anieres til Stctte for Sen tpif.
sitcrrisife Broflamaticn, err @eitem-
meIierne ON MARTINI @Iofaoe, % Set
bGpbes, of ingen al Be frigisrcnoe
bar Het til at iorbpoe irebtlig Sfibs.
iart giernem Soner, Der li1ger iaa
Iaugt ira &c iienbtlise Sitter, Der furt
fan blofereS paa Ioplig NaaSe go.
ten iorflarer oerpaa, tpao ser cf.er
International SOP ioritaaes meo Iop.
Iia Slofaoa. os BARBER, Of irtet moi.
trait Sfib fan fapres, bpis set life
ai6r 5orisg paa of fomme iis isien.
mem glofaber, | buiIfet 5iliPIbe oct
Grr!iGties pca SIDE 4,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
Gvife HomlinSer.

Neiu 9orf ocn 7oe Tcbr. Ncpiicr
Tor, al De 81 tpife oa citerrigite Stibc,
lom iriuiuiQ bar opbol0t liz / umeri.
fonifc Same liocn arigcns @e9u'
oel'c, bar bIet Aiort lt~bruaeli9e og por
blcpct iorlaot at Stsritebelen al line
@ciTtniugcr, ier ser al Qol0mnnoig,
beocrne blcp lat gagt omboro / Dem,
bciinber iig / De %is0crolc AutoritetcrS
geiiooelic, Oct bIep ioug oiiicicIt
mcooclt, al npiten 1000 Wiauo al
0islc SfibeS @cirtninger er ioroui.
tebe. elsie Sfibe8 9elGtniugcr no
alOroe oe0 arigcnS llbbruo 5,l6O
Wiono; al 0isie. iinoes Der igien blot
i,19l Mor0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-02-16
Dinterens DIRE.

Il. GduI, gPiun., Sen t2te 6ebr.
Zen uirbuanIig itrGnge % Iaugpari.
ge auIoe bar frrpet mango Dire OK
ioraariaget uiTopanIig meser Neo
o. 9ioelie. Suapiot man biotil bar
funnel bringe / Griarins bar %
Weureifer irOsiet libel. mems 80 an.
ore paa 8rnno al 6orirpsniug or
blet giort til arobIinser ior 9iuStio.
elsie lllptter er inotruire inocnior
ct Smruaoe oniattenoc noroIige
@i3coniir, Ninneiotn. Safotaiiater.
ne % Canada.
III Sbielirpsninger ianbt 2 Steo
/ uorSlige @iSconiin 3 Winneiota.
8 / Nortb Gafota, 1 South Gafota
% II i Canada.