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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
Buena Crest People
Enjoy A May Day Fete

Between two aud three hundred pco-
pie assembled ON the lawn in front Of
tnc Bucna Crest schoDlh0use last Fri.
day afternoon to attend the May day
festivities. The arrival Of the Che.
mawa band with their leader, Mr.. Loos,
insured Il musical treat for the after.
noon, aud throughout the day the gen.
crOsily Of the baud was greatly upprc.
ciatcd by everyone The picnic dinner
which had been planned was served
in the basement ON account Of the
weather By l:3O o'clock the weather
was clear and the program, which
proved to be q unique and most attrac.
tive one, began The opening number
was a wand drill with figure march.
ing This was followed by the May.
pole dance, given by 10 primary chill
dlcn, who were frightened away by for.
est elves, but returned 10y sunshine fair.
les TO wind the May pole. The girls
from Japan, with their songs and rvth.
mic work, were greatly enjoyed, while
the animal limitations by the smaller
children brought laugh from every
one, A gypsy dance, by Nine laugil
'lN't NNN NUNlWfl lfNNNlf VI lUltltNlt
and the baud boys, who played through.
out the afternoon, led the children In
their parade and march before the May
queen s throne,
The May king, Lewis Girod, aud the
May Qucru Hazel Anderson, carried
/. IN Japanese lmcckshns and attended
10y Japanese ladies', headed the process
siM to the rustic throne. They were
Followed by decorated vehicles Of all
kinds, from doll huggcs to whcclhur.
row. The first place was given to
/ Elsie lerlWcG who wheeled little Max
inc Bcckner In q rosreovcred carriage
\ baseball game was the attraction for
the rest of the afternoon and both
Brooks and Bucua Crest held out with
10 ticscorc twice. aud ia playing Off the
tie baseball houOrs went to Brooks.
Both Brooks aud Clear Lake srhou's
came IN a body aud representatives
FROM other districts attended Among
salem visitors were Superintendent W.
NJ smith, Mrs j, b, trch and Miss
Helen lugrcy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
CHRISTIAN ETHICS" AND TRUTH"

The Rev Dr. Thomas Cunning Hall, professor of
Christian Ethics in Union Theological Seminary address
ing the members of the Amc' lean Truth Society in
Brooklyn denounced the United States government for
permitting shipment Of and munitions to beliger
ents and charged that American manufacturers are sup
plying the Allies with dumdum bullets
Such tales these come with conspicuous inappro-
priateness from Q professor of Christian Ethics and
under the auspices of society with Truth" in its title
The charge that American manufacturers have sup
piled dumdum bullets to its customers among the
hegerents has twice been made officially by the German
Embassy to this country In each case the Department
of State caused careful and painstaking examination
to be made having the cordial assistance of the arms
manufacturers. In each case it was proved concusvey
that the charge absolutely without foundation and
the Embassy was 50 informed
On both occasions the facts of complaint inquiry and
dspoof were widely published and the complete records
should have come to the attention of any Professor of
Christian Ethics whose intention it was to discuss the
subject on the platform or even in the privacy of per-
sonal conversation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
DALLAS LOCAL NEWS
Capital journal Special Service }

Capital journal Special Service.)
Dallas, Or, May Mrs. T. H. Star.
buck, of Portland is in the city the
guest of her son, Dr.. A. B. Starbuck
and family,
Mr., and Mrs. j. l.. White Of Albany
were Dallas visitors Saturday. Mr..
White is manager of the Oregon Power
company in that city.
Miss Elizabeth Happy spent Sunday
with her parents at Oakdale
Oscar Hayter was q business visitor
in McMinnville the latter part of the
week.
w. V. Fuller returned Saturday even.
ing from short trip to Toledo. While
there he attended a meeting of the Lin.
coin County Fire Protective association.
County School Superintendent II. G..
Seymour accompanied by Mrs. Seymour
and Miss Florence Kopan were in Mon
mouth, Saturday attending the May
Day exercises at the Oregon State
Normal.
Walter l.. Tooze, Jr., was a McAIinn.
willie business visitor Saturday.
Circuit Judge H. H. Belt is in Me.
Minnville this week holding the regular
session Of the circuit court. Miss B. +.
Barrett, court reporter is also in the
Yamhill county seat this week.
Fred B. West, manager of the Polk
County Electric Supply company, Of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
AUMSVILLE NEWS

Deb Brock started moving his house,
mold goods to his place of work nom
Turner Wednesday. '"'
'has' Ransom, t. w. johnson, ID. r.
Swank and Snem Swank motneJ "a
Meeaama Tuesday evening.
Mr. Ed. Tate and little son. Ascbel
oil SubIlmity visited Tuesday with his
mother'in'law, Mrs. Darncll.
Mrs Everett Service and Dewey Ser.
wee, OF near Portland, came Saturdoy 9
Y VISIT with relatives and friends.
NMlsS OSie Condit, Of West Stovton
came Thursday morning 10 wish G bcl
o'Vtner koss Condit, and family
Mrs F., L, RAIN went to Scio Tucs.
HaE, I" visit her grandfather, Mr.. W. G.
Miller who is seriously in.
ME fleke, the president of the State
Vhloh Endeavor came Saturday to
speak at the conference. He left Mon.
day morning W. ''o'
AR and Mrs, MeCloud, of Salem. Wis.
i,,ed one day last wccl, with Mr. nnd
Mrs. W, +. Fuson. Mr.. and Mrs Wo' '
,lv,,u v,uuu Will be remembered as former
residents of this vicinity.
- - Denhom bought the late W. p.
Dulls place IN the north part OF town
l9l't l9't week, He will have some extcn.
S,Ne repairs done during the summer ON
tne te 3am and house before moving his
FAMILY In the fail. ~
ar aud Mrs. Il, H. Putnam and baby
OF Eugene, and Misses Mamie and
utacc NonBehren, came Saturday 40
attend the conference at the Christian
Record. '''''''o Is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
French Remedy For
Stomach Troubles

The leading doctors Of France have
for years used a prescription of vege.
table oils for chronic stomach trouble
aud constipation that acts like a charm.
One dose will convince. Severe cases
OF years standing are often greatly
benefited within q hours. So many
people are getting surprising results
lhat we feel all persons suffering from
constipation, lower bowel, liver and
stomach troubles should try Mayr $
wonderful Remedy II is sold by
leading druggists everywhere with the
positive understanding that your money
viii be refunded without question or
quibhle if ONE bottle fails to give you
absolute satisfaction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
= Editorial Page of "The Capital Journal -

The Pendeton Tribune has discovered new species
of bug which it calls the bond bug" Its characteristic
or pecuates are described follows: ut makes little
odds the position taken by newspapers on the question
of issuing bonds for the purpose of building one two or
three hard surface roads in this county, This qes
ton that will finally, and justly so, be determined by the
and the principal A good many people are inclined to
the somewhat selfish idea that the who does not own
land should no the allowed to vote road bonds or any
other kind of bonds that mean tax on the land The
bond bug is most active bug No sooner has he un-
loaded bond issue the community than he besrs
himself to inaugurate interest in another exciting the
community to greater effort in levying tribute on the
farmer in the shape Of bonds golden bonds mortgages
Umatila countys realty; penaizing every man, woman
and child who owns one foot of land or little home;
debt that will remain against that little home till the
interest and mortgage is satisfied"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
HAS NEW WATER SYSTEM.

Brady Davis, one Of ur prosperous
and entertaining farmer friends, has
Just completed u complete new water
system ON his ranch, tour miles south
of this city The system selected hv
him MS being the most economical and
practical for farm purposes is what Is
known as the pneumatic water system.
\ gasoline engine tx used to draw the
water FROM a deep well and the water
Is frccd through the house aud barn in
unlimited quantities, Besides taking
care of the water end of the farm, tho
cng,no is also uscd to run the cream
separator, wood saw and many other
chores which in times gone by Brady
has rcclcd off by the strong arm move
ment Silvcttou Appeal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

this city, was a Monnoua vittv X,
urday,
Mrs. R. R. DeArmond, d dlrasiS
ehce, accompanied by sHtghs,S
were in Dallas, Sunday Ma Dill.
ond was formerly Miad& Gmld
this city.
c. B. Stone has retnslA,st
eral weeks stay in PCtA aa
again opened up bis stuaonwN
son building,
c. NJ. Horn, of the firm Of Davis !
Horn, mOtOred 10 Portland Saiardyia
a short visit with friends + =
Judson Foster oi Bridgeport yiSiR
friends aud relatives IN this city Slilr
day and Sunday.
August Riser is again able to ha
the streets after severe aiiii q
mumps.
V. P. Fiske will begin the tisiae
q neat bungalow on bis properly
street this week.
c. l.. Barnes is improving n l,s
HaN a ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
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STATE NEWS
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Eugene Guard: S. D. Hooper and his
team won the Commercial club mem
bership campaign which closed today,
adding l04 names to the membership of
the club. He defeated Harry Atkin.
son, and his squad. The number of
members obtained by his committee
has not been fully checked but is nearly
sixty, making total of approximately
100 names added on the contest. The
losing team will stand the expense of
banquet to the winning team. Plans
for this event will be announced early
next week, and it is probable that a
general initiatory service will be ar
ranged in connection. The banquet will
be open to all members, the winning
team having their plates paid for by the
losers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

The Commercial club ought to take up the matter of
the annual cherry fair at once, that it may be made
the usual Last year larger crowds than ever
attended but the Cherrians did not make it pay out
financially and do not feel able to undertake the manage
ment again. 1t is festca which should not be allowed
to die out because it is becoming widely known than
any other similar event in Oregon except Portands
Rose show.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

Klamath Falls Northwestern: A jack
rabbit with two pairs of ears, each be-
ing supplemented with perfectly form.
ed smaller ear within the larger lobes,
was killed near Pine Grove last week
by G. X. Van Ripper. 1t is suggested
that the rabbits in that section have
had to develop this remarkable appar.
atus for hearing all the gossip that
goes around the neighborhood, but no
one can be found who will vouch for
this conard on the good neighbors Of
Pine Grove.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04
MONITOR BOY PASSES AWAY.

Leonard Long, aged 25 years and a
son SON OF Mr.. and Mrs, Enoch Long of
Monitor, died at the home of his par.
sn,SS wednesday and the funeral wns
n'll at the family home TODAY. Inter.
hleht was made in the Miller cemetrrv
at 30, one O'Clock this afternoon.
AnEe young man has been in poor
,nVu'tG ucu'tG Tor some time He has lived in
.ne m vicinity Of Monitor most of his life
SHu Sfo was wen known in this part of
N0'lon eounty.--NIt Angel Tribune
Easy going men often po tbe vrope
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

1t has been ,aid that u soft answer
lUrnglh away wrath, but occasionally
u so'' answer starts u matrimonial en-.
goE'mcni that ends in war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

Evidently the people of Berlin were clamoring for
another opportunity to celebrate, so Won Hindenbmg
whipped the Russians again. took few thousands more
prisoners and sent back word to the capital that the
people might hang out the flags and make all the noise
they saw fit Hunting Russians seems to be tanner
sport than cattle roundup in Wyoming and possibly
less danger attached to it, judged by the way the Germans
bring them into camp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

Dr. Bernhard Dembery former colonial secretary of
Germany conceded in a recent address in Philadelphia
the right Of the United States to sell arms to beigeren
countries but claimed that the rule applies to food
stufis. The officials of this country agree with this
view and have strongly protested to England against the
embargo placed upon food supplies bound for GERMANY
but likely that the protest will be unheeded and that
this country will be subject to the unjust position taken
by England Unless this country wishes to participate
in the war it can go no further than to lodge vigorous
protest whenever it feels its rights as a neutral are
abridged by any act Of the warning nations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

"Italy is about to enter the war;; "Itay will remain
strictly neutral; "Itay will decide upon definite
course of action in few days.. That is the Italian
situation reported in the newspapers from day to day
you may draw your own conclusions
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

The decision made last night by the Commercial club
to engage Mr. Chase Of the Town Development Company
to reorganize and consolidate all the commercial organ
igations Of the city, should mark era in the
progress of Salem larger and more active club which
will encourage get-together spirit among the people is
one of the greatest needs of the Capital City,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

This is clean up and paint up week in Oregon, and it
ought to apply specially to the Capital City of the State
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

Japan is said to be about to send an ultimatum to
China, AS if the world didn't have enough war and
boodshed already
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

Medford Moil.Tribune: That the
mammoth or some equally large ante.
deluvian monster once roamed the
Rogue River valley in prehistoric days
is proven by the finding of huge petri.
fled tooth on the desert by Mike Man,
ley. The tooth measures IL inches in
length by 10 in widrh and is in good
condition. A break across the center
reveals its composition. The tooth is
attracting much attention.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

! Roseburg Review: Undoubtedly the
finest roses of the season, to date, were
placed in the Review window today by
Atterney w. W. Cardwell They are
locally known as the Fortune IS Fayorite
variety and are exceptionally fine. Two
long shoots bore fully 40 blossoms all
at full spread. These roses had unusu.
~ beauty of coloring while their frag.
rance was equally fine. Among Rose.
burg s famous roses these were par rex.
eallence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

Carlton has organized a new boord Of
trade which includes 2j of the leading
business men, who are making cam,
pogn Tor new members and expect soon
TO reach Il membership OF. 100,
oil tax in Baker Democrat: "Ba.
ker,s oil well indicates the real thing
SO 'noSe posted say. Greater depth will
determine. If gusher should be de.
NEeloped' what a scramble there would
be to be in with the game.O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-05-04

What greater tribute could be given
to the Hood River strawberry, , in.
cures the Hood River News, ethan
that Offered by the Florida man, who
tasted some of this luscious fruit 20
years ago and has just sent here for
some plantsS"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

gBai9ugtoM :. T.. IL. 9luJ.
gor Jiegerin9s Suar paa 11iter-
ri1e llngarus 4sroteltaote moo
eaa5ea. % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ia 4lmerita til o. aaIereOe 0iaS'
ter, bleo telegraleret til 8len /
@aar % oiientliggiort 0ag. Soa'
ret benplter rent 10 De a. 9ltrlg-
llngarn irembolOte taaiIaaoe %
bpuoer energlt ltniteo States 5
Jiet III, unoer International 200,
at uoIere arigsanlmullltlon. Na-
ieInBtou ggr b. a. 8nloenoe, at
oort eano ielu oil6e bllue neot I'll
at febe Ammunition % anoetarlgs.
materlel nelltrale Saaoe | Ill
iplOe al, at Oct bleu an8rebet, %
at oet life fan uGgte anore oen Jiet,
oct ior6ebolOer Jig ielo. Saapel III
ternational Soo iom mellenIolte'
lige geotpgter tiIloo etsporten.
9ioten npUner enouloere, at iaaoel
gitrig .llngarn iom SDitlano iolgte
enalano Ammunition un0er goer
frigen, on @nslanos 5ieuOer life
fuuoe iaa iaaOan 1ilieriel. Suis
gitrig .llngarn % 1pitIano Den
@ana 5apoe npgtet at iplBe ens.
lauo 9anben al Senipn til, at oct.
tie Dil0e otrenfe Jieutralitetens
aano," oiIOe De 10 2anoe gflnne
9sre oeres Qnnitanoe aploen0e meo
meget mere aoniefoens oa SDrfe
Ten eitrislnaarife Rroteimote
proieitercoc MOB at llniteo States
tilfoo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS til
2itrias 8ienoer, meo oen Uiotiue.
ring, at oen frpnfeoe JtentraIite.
tens 9lano ueO Sc ubpre 3imeniio-
ncr oen bapoe antaaet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18

oes, % Der ifal S9iterne 5aoe ia.
get poerligere 1000 Sanger
Strs0og. - Qie5et liot ira
neutrality-suspicious. i Tug. 1et enc.
ite, Der 5erettes er, at Frins geo.
polo oar feupet ii5 rem ooer
9u1ilooeR mar 05obIe5Dn ca. 30
03il 93orOoeit ior 9rest.2itooif %
iaaleoes oreuet en- aile ino / Aus-
iernes 9inie. Bon Olacfelien iiges
oaiaa at trGnge 9insierne tiIbage
lanls guliloOeu Scr goriat
nel0es Der ON Situationen / Bal.
fnfitaterne, men Der er i1llen Sri.
ie naaet. Zen tioliaere 5eritenini-
ter Grpfenlun0. 9eai}elos. bar
oanoet en Seir ooer lie1erinaen,
iOet en- al BANS Qenner oeo Or.
1aniiationen al 7eputeret aamme.
ret er bleDen udllt til 5ormano,
6oorfor Negerin1en bar inolioet
i'm 7eniisiion
! 9ag til 0ior9en
@rpfenfanOs ti0liaere Ssritemiui.
ter, 9euBcIos. er a aonlen Die
Den anmooet ON at onnne mt aa-
binet. San 6ar beOet ON ire Cages
5riit til at iunre /. 0}au mener, at
aonaen "a 8eui3eIos er bleoen eni.
1e ON, bporleoes @rpfenlono bsr
title iia 6or6olo til ariaen -
Get britiife 5ransportifib 9foDaI
eonaro er blepen torpeoeret gG-
aperbooet al en- tnif llnoeroanOs.
6aa0 meo Sabet al 6enoe6 1000
Rano. - Berlin meloer ON 9SnO-
tnaelien al betp0eIiae iSorter Spo
Tor aobno oa grobring al 240 ad-
noner oa ct It6rre 9tntal Sanger.
- Wien pnaitnnr, at De llnadrlfe
Trooper hor ooanceret til 9obrpn.
n t9 nil SpSbeit for greit.2i.
to0if. oa at 9Grfebertua Soief Ter.
6inan6 nPrmer iil Sanotp ON
frin1 90 mil g1or6oeit FOR 6enne
Tpftnina. - Ron Sen britre 6ront
oa pon Sen itoticnif. f.6Itri1ifeSIaa.
mari fortirttes Ser meo qfrtilferi-
fnmb n6en ReiuItater effer fornn-
6rina AZ oioere 9etnSnina.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18
"A. Marg.

5uglene ireoe5 g9aibington, ..
s., 10. 2Gug. &rpiioent 8ilion
bar unoertegnet en- 0rore, iom asr
9i9 9afe 9iitriftet / noroeitreaan-
las til 6reoningsiteo for 5ugle.
1iitriftet er 9 @fil lanat og oarie-
rer 9un9oe ira 100 9ar0s til en-
Q}il 9i9 2afe er 6eront for ine
mango @o0eiltgle o. 5ar ouret
me9et 6eieat al SGgere.
@oet6alS / 9}em gorf. 9aen o.,
TO- 2(ug. General @eor9e 8.
ejoetbalS anfom 6ertil / @aar paa
@ennemreHe ira adnal5onen til
@aI6inaton, 6oor ban er bleoet
tiIfaIot til aonference anaaaenoe
Sfeaerinaen8 SorIonr8plnner. san
opInite pan SoronIe0nina, at 6an
frotreoer @npernsritillingen SEA.
nal3onen sen I. 93obpm6er, men
at ban oil6e 6e6o(0e i'm 5tilfing /
9(rmeen.
2aiten Gentrnlamerifa. 9ana.
ma, 10. 9lng. De 6erperenoe ame-
rifonife Oipn0ig6eOer trpffer efs.
trooroinpre 6oranitaltninger MOB
0en tiltagenoe 6pi0e Slape6onoel
/ GentraGamerifa Srofiffen er til
taaet 0els paa @rlm0 al arigen I
@ilropa o9 Oels paa @rltno al,
at Der er forIa9t betpoelige ameris
fanife 8roppeitprfer / annal3onen
/ gepr6eoen al 0e TO 9anoma.gper
Colon o9 Banana.
2Iouariel til 6lpuere. ct. SAUL,
Qtinn, 10. 2lug. @uperner Sam.
mono oopareOe forle0en SSlppere I
2Rinneiota moo at fIpoe oper oen
cano0iife @rpnie. % Gag 6leo
bet 6efenot, at set par lloenrigs.
miniiter 9aniing, iom bao @uUer-
neren OH at uOiteOe 0enne 9louar-
lief 6lpoere bar flere @ange, IL
0en Ben europPiife arig be1pnote,
fleiet oDer @rPnien, og oen caaa.
oiife 6egering bor giort opm9rf-
iom paa. at 6ette fife oil 6lipe
taalt I9ngere.
ss5l1gen 6eite til arigen. 0filler,
2 ., 10 9Guauit Seq bar fife
oporpttet mine 6eite til aanonf6.
oe,@ Tiger oen riae 9tandeier no
bert @ilion, ser er 6efenot for
line line 6eite @lr. giliou 6ar
Ell Samting al uomprfeoe 9fi0e.
9eite, men npgter paa set 6eitenite.
Ite at I9lge nogen al 0em, iaa l9n.
ae iom ariaen europa parer, al
5rngt for, at 0e bill bliDe ienot
til Slagmnrferne oq 6libe 0rp6t.
Seitef9bere FAR bu0t 6nnt iopre
Eriier for 0Drene, men til inaen
9fntte.
Gn oploig arltOtor0re. MiIming.
ton, Gel, 13. 9fug. o9n Gont
Qoip0er Company" bar nolig moo.
tnget Ell itor Or6re pa1 mellem
65,000.000 og 70,000,000 GtnS
@rll6t til oe 9(llierabe. 0r0ren
ifaf oure paa $75,O00,000 0ean
tror. at St6riteparten al arnotet
er 6eitemt Tor 0inslano
Gen fierOe Silbogning til Pin
lpgget bleb pao6egpn0t 0enne ltge
og oenne er Itsrre en0 ale oe an.
ore 9psninger tiIiamnien. 9faar
6enne 9ilbnaning er fprbig, oil
Sa6riffen blipe Stano til at ia.
brifere 100000 9uno aril0t ON
0oaen, oo6beIt Ian ma1et, fom
Ao,, go,t ,dro 80
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-08-18
9uroeu run0t.

a. Aug 3epartementet Seine' :
GiUiltri6anal Jar 6eiIaJlagt Oen tQ.
ite @iiaioaur Seanefs @ienoom.
me, Der oar en- gprOt al omtriu9
10 Qiiaioners Dollars.
&oleas aon1e2 2onooa 1G. 2llg.
n Zines" a5rreipouoent @etro.
grao tele5raierer, at Grte6ertlu
Step0ea Al 2itrigs aroning til
aonge Al 4olen oil iinoe 5teo
@aric5al's 2omfirfe. og at Bro.
tlamationen a 0en nDe a1l9e
mart fan Dentes.
9eatto iorfrenmes. 2onOon, y.
2llg. Cir 3aoio 9eattp er ior.
iremmet til 8iceaoniiraI. 0iceao-
mIral 9eattn er - Mar gammel og
oen pn9ite 0fiieer, iom nogen
Sinoe er iorirenlnet til 8iceaomi.
raj / oen engelife 5laaOe Sans
Suitrn ef @oit6 ,5ielo. 0attcr al
oiOeoe Nari1aa SiclO. Chicago.
6porelduO, on freezer meaet.
Gn tpif Brett Faitor Stecfer /
@ilOberg, 6efenotaer tSelge
o6lensbora 2(ois" ct glaO /
@mos6ecf, at bans ongite Ssn.
iom oar 10 Mar lamnlel, bar inllt
fine ire Vreore 3eOen un0er
annpen Tor 1piflan0. 6aOeren leo.
lager i'm 9efenotgereie mco De
OrO: On freezer ne9et, o 6pore.
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Raoens 2GppeI ON SreO. 9ion.
tG. 9fua. Qatifanets Cr1uner 6e.
npateoe t @aar. At Bare 9cneoifts
2(ppol ON 6re0. uoien0t Sen 2S
,dG. oar 6lepet oiiicielt mootaaet
al Sc friasisrenoe Petitioners Sroe-
rrner. Gaoen bar life ooer lit
92aon ienot noaet 9oflumcnt til Ser.
iferne perionlia. 9lppenen til G6e.
ierne Tor oe friasiorcnoe 2nnoe oar
t 5orm Al en- GncncIica, boorpaa
intet Soor pentes.
Baron bon 0Ieichr6oer faI0t.
9on0on II. 9flla Baron BON 9lei.
c6rsoer 6leD ,Felae ct telegram
ira 9fmitcroam orpbt / aanipeu
paa @oric6nuironten I. 9(uguit.
Baron gfeicbr6oer. ser oar en- Sen
al Sen befen6te tnIfe ganfier Q]Iei.
c6rsOer. nar / I'm 5i0 benimeliq
forGooet me6 qrinIesIe Sopbin al
Sarpn- -@eimar. iom 1913 be.
r6beop iiQ 9ipet. forSi benSes IA.
ser life bilbe aibe lin EiTIaoelie
til Seres 9Gnteifob
4srpIioentpata pda Soiti. Bort.
-Frince, Soiti, 10. 9(ua. gal.
aet al 95rnii6ent efter General
@il6run Buiffaume, iom ben 2s
SuGi bIeb horti6rt ira oet fronife
aoniltlat al en- raienoe ToIfehob
oa Ifu6t. er blebet u6int pno ube-
itent Sio. @aIaet ifnIoe bobe Inn.
set Steo | @anr
Dc amerifnnIfe Observation-Disclosures
inoertrnfte | Boar no1Ie @onoitop.
tsier Groir.6es.9on :uets I 9epr-
he6en al 9sort-nli.Prince Sobe6.
monSen for qanoen bGep brnat ON
@oro | Sen omerifnnIfe arneier
| pWdlnili1fon
10000 9lrmenirre 6iemIsic. Iii.
ls, #. aua. Den amerifnnife 99i.
ifop 6er bar mootaaet llnSerret-
nina ON, at 10000 ormeniife
Slpntninae er anfommet til Saoir.
Oaon benter at 100000 biz bfipe
ior6rebet fra Ban olene oa Ser BE.
frpates en- dnocn ltopnnorin1 al
ariItne ira 9seriien.
Get 1rncniifc IociaIe Semofrnti.
re SelTfab bar mo6taaet timber.
refining ON. at Snrferne citer gfeS.
| iobIinaen al ale oe mnnoGiae |
ganen oeS 9'itTis, bar inniIet Inm-
men 1000 auinOcr oa 9ssrn oa
Srepet Sem til greSoen al Tiaris,
6bor Sc brep ifilot oa oiacne faItet
| 5fooen.