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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
ON TO GHENT-THE SURPRISES OF
WAR.

Versailles 20.
To resume the narrative. On Octo-
Der II we again were on the move, under or
ders to pursue with utmost speed the enemy
fleeing toward the west. On to Client! Some
regiments first to proceed to Lokeren, few
miles north. then push on westward Push
on! Ahead We did push on, my men are of,
riding like wind Clouds the three machine guns
with us May follow who can, we are pushing
on fast, and soon came on marks and traces OF
fresh tracks. 1t was fairly wide road, some
what cut up. which appeared to lead straight
on bitches each side hedges and bushes about
500 yards away. Suddenly the road led into
depression and was covered with water, to a
depth. | estimated, of foot. Recent heavy
rains-no matter-on, forward! We shall soon
have word or two TO say TO our Belgian hosts.
Straight on. fast we came along when horses
and wheels sank into mud. The riders behind
swerved off to the left, same fate-we were of
the road-when from the bushes had thought
500 yards away-they had come to half the dis
tance-a CALLING rife FIRE opened upon us-bul-
let's from all around. Indeed we had come up
to the Belgian rear guard-and they had come
upon us.
Men, surprised, fall all around, my horse was
hit, rolled into the mud /, just in time to Jump,
feel a tickle in the calf OF the left leg but am
able 10 stand, in water up TO the hip. Taking
in our position. entirely hopeless-either be
annihiated in a few minutes-no rescue from
behind was within sight, tied the handker-
chief to the point OF my sword and raised it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

EAR Uncle:-One can easily account
for your dissatisfaction with my
field post cards They had to be
dated merely AT the 'front.' or I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Little Stories of
Field and BipOuac

At the foot of the hill of Jouarre, near Ia
Ferte is a simple wooden cross bearing the IT.
scription 1T Campbell, Seaforths.' It MARKS m'
grave of a brave Highlander who, even after Re.
ceiying a mortal wound, accounted for three o.
the enemy. Campbell was with small deisen.
ment of Highlanders who encountered score o.
Deaths Head" Hussars, and somehow became sep
arated from the others. Nothing daunted' now
ever, he dashed alone into the middle OF the ger
mans, who fired a volley at him. Mortar,
wounded, he still managed TO kill one hussar an,
wound two others before he was finally dispatches
by the enemy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Because they did not wish the Germans 70 w. W.
their vengeance on the house and the Fi'-s
which had sheltered them, two troopers y -,
Irish Dragons sacrificed their lives IN 'hs -
heroic circumstances. one Of them had az,
his chum, who was slightly wounded 70 =,
house under fire, and when the retreat game -
left behind. Suddenly German patroi app.
There were only the two-one woundeu Ire
a dozen Uhlans, but behind barrier OF iuiD.. -.
the two Irishmen kept the Germans al pay .ssc
ing or killing half of them The Uer"is"' ,a...
made off and brought a machine gun 10 '"s ,s;sr,.
and threatened to destroy it, The TWO =. ,he
not unmindful Of the kindness shown 'ne"' ~ an
owners of the farm, and rather than or'"s .oue
them or the village. made a rush OUT WV" last
mad idea OF taking the gun. But IN van -
over the threshold Of the door they ieii
Tit-Bits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

There is humorous element in the story VI
how a couple of German spies were trapped =
Scissors 1t is favorite trick Of the Germans y"
dress up as women, and, speaking trenen'
into the British lines. Two OF these VINO nov
been overheard asking some Of our soldiers :"
English what they got TO eat, aroused tne s"'
picions of a sergeant. 81 nipped across qu'A
say something TO one Of our officers, ne say
He heard, came across behind the two peSs'N.
women, got one neck in each hand ana ''
whacked their heads together before they knew -
lie pretty well stunned them, and then We -"
EN- into brigade headquarters. They turne' ~,
to be two German men, and think It was w.
let for each soon afterwsrd."
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-08

s tothd is rp9Wiia enc inrfease of gsaHlajqs noA -cos5.ai Fhe hatappsse5epai l44as caFlan 7rgs W oi coidnG ce0l mo oHvHio ToE gi-nuiactorea .n pnsRelly large quantities to mee.-the demand on tho8 Racnc rccast s 9di 10 nols9a H229f 3Hi s'''1 'eqt isaeit she fee of easoa s6 pfedieo tat ''.a' n gss ysars A5ska ooke win h5 eSt5asigs5 used AZ Aaaka I1an- copper and otnes 9meteta Wus DO 1 con tzuctedo0z tho treatment or ores aeSf he points o1 ffHTII1 B .odshl 99a'inW To grQ l yllf smoof inol osT -1TI l7lI b5Tfi55h ir1Dt3lq l9ll. is3 Ecreni Ildaege edltoE7qf fh9b Sew XQfSsn ssl 5einha, aays hat llSib6 p8geEo7sdnoEnqiib ibe NaY York World fa 6hlcsly orsaLat lheioholhas Ausglsn 6loodlinn nis rsina Tho 1hsttosa gdder aodlosee is Gthsy fobseto Hdare Kmsaesp eqs6s but ef6niehbt lo5 @6i otlen bl6oa raltions ,audI former nsliona esg What this coaai heedsmB9 moro Asercenism and less. much less ior tign2 oprobo gdsda. n' .. .,, ..e,-. -,-.,s .ln9u'9elrln W9u v- -- " .---t -r ''-'''-
 emoo1 b1a sllls hiig h9s1aa s4 .neqm99 ,fri& & a9i
 ln tho recent liac cRuseifs Republican p5iq9sS 3fi eF 7G65 EaG5f6 otoas Ehq left bq pem9cr7tie pA6ly sometime aeo hecgust7ha dld otbe HaF ferhjaH received Eats du, o6s toisl sluinoga1aR l59oe9 ss.t o sa0v68ofsbiussaoh 9ossl1obieotiona toi,Ra sfi 3sl ss tBst did not issv5 prohtbitivo tariff bnithe 'rhrass aoseTz and place ereansaBb brysdP l6e lfre6 llslL .moo1 8oiTelTATs 0nlssiM
 ltoEc-
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WHlh L69go hc VII depart Tor tho Out wi stari qDpgtg yestern
 pnft5ol t1q 4n'feql ,t' 5 lfa what x l9nl caiia AFAla6la Snow"
 s=liy Tbor1o lyca dye ss er oycel lent series of pictures for his c0ilec- tioh AmonG' 'thCI Glo 41ll18 fd1tlo na itnWdtogU.nerouto6f lho olenac river in ironhlclj51aifbaiiiyr, 70 l,1rr1l-. inf8lBdhe4 fialda8af Ea5bapk7sacesas
 alqpfihe iflySra d9nd tralle 9ijheiifn
 ,1lJ lt 5hoda 3lIj la celqR5s i5in 2Yl s3 tee59{fq9 .2glRalm 8es5o goidB iaf 6ldgg1i ni iia sl oi9ldia nA -, QAl4o1HafaaHS gBGf99n6 a ltlso eident1i yurddslbe focn1d. 4 MfsiBb Bbor1a0Einta5 a5oygeiipictnueioil alll 5gud8l o1bG9m0aaninyls siipq thair naiive haunta and aisagQ}bibaBatlHaa. tAfmsfiveSoa55 fayfd dmo4t ofohi5 RieiI tufos will be summer 6cenes .ag he dobt n6l fbinR fife viht5f scenes in .pitlufg8n z i8 8o6d ad9 9ftiBih8 fb'ii 9lht countfys HoNoVeii tlloy 4lao VIII Do shp&Ao oliolvi6wbeto9ht1witls ained country at its best and at itsgasofsoi to the Outside moving picture lovers.
 Mr. Thoraf1 fteteBo oih9iooMbehsnRi8l sefies d6ldiaamHaRJIsqtsd '.sji4iS1l De e9m1I poeeda9t ssEteaFsal tAapaagaas feet .3ffIlFFn'l
 70 Vjh9peawithothe afaPe oThsEe, ,ihai lef EpsHglu5,RRd frpEotheRpnithEogghl thenSummg mmthaoHfl7bossensbhal thinbuI tiluabuid ioAlmkmsnwkhoiul tFairG6nllonSsWs s.9glnsg9dW il bodoonzi-hua-e1 ''71i5-o-idal1 gTwd ID 1liao c9lEhnApdstfH8 andIuOuIgwifeal ot taandorlmaaiofirhe Eishgobgr lindi i 8f sio7Gls1iHUHili0b. ,oifriv6d ouDthel Nbrthwestern last night 4
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WHEN rALK Is EXPENSIVE.
LBoston NaMs.Bafeaa.

iii' (Boston NeWs-Bureaa
 la Vce-Presldent Marshall summed up @ large sitoaa tion pllhily when Be declared that he not inclined toward vaudeville when church see1ces sSero or21aean n thereby session of Congress and It's accompanyins policies aa cohtrasied with the world war. snmpc7 ops for tue Enised States aud the these are n9Y being handled without Congressional assistance bn
 Now the President is reported completely or tne same mind f4s hos been so minded in general way through our international crises h sholdetng alone the tus of Interpreting anu expressing OUT hdtioAa duea andgdenads Bat he had also partial conmitlen as regards sunmonins tho Senate for consideration ol purely domestic yconcernthe revision tbat bodYs aFehasc rules NOV thedeeialop ds gselymsde t9 suB ordinate also. his internal affair tq qreer and Yer external reurenents The rules reform had been warm a desr5d; hot only mattt Of sQnsutptqpa principle but for reasons % party program These however iKe many other thing are now eporariy In eclipse iPere
 Thereby, at a minor sacrihce considerable danger is avoidedthat OF the thfuiy tonEte Yhie Inc House ny7dg eterpeiatent be more injudicously oquacions and may contain more hoheaded partisanH Che Selota aEso proHefs sits pers It has, under theo ancient rules nore chance to crate and 1t has Intimacy with Our iog gd fe4tohs, These latter qTeatH Yqp7dqq2e subjects and there e uo dh0Wu Ctab new thorna Tor us may yet by accident design prorpde through the sffade 5i the great arb9inc7a 91su sabo boa s81dI fia mo rdcenp well tested apdo 2pproYed eshion ot in 'dyiduaf handngas hestrhe biz duty has been ot99t Qfrightly adherngro qpd9 insisting gpIiI cipes and t has been kkpoy9 No sRllsnS coeficient of a coeeliYe0wsdem would 3mproy iI1i and might sadly impaiEds To 54n-o rotnsr1g1o n1 d.
 For example. is tsreasonsblgi qongelyabe that cfne Congressiond of debate would ind its effects on phrasng oG-ogE posihog towaEd the peger entS ghave added 3o title as regards he rhetCrtal of clearness ogee and isnc7 ion? Gould lFhaye hslpedoto aeAeyeoso3 patiently ana effectively the tardy but apparently sarrender s0f Ba5naino corrorsm ocolnpassed he tradoiconcea slcns just negotiated fron8 theoBrsh blockaers2so
 rf u |
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NNAA4 NHtANI -t-NAA iusKP iooSi' Aelds [ seo1strpetiop P
 rapurts received bis branch or the pleted BeN BR6 d. sEeie5maTelds iesesc!o,aho2ic and coal ns8e'ean- atoAeocPns4PE. ] otpeEpuRgses a Beeanso ol9tbe demand pg soa
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,idly approaching when some poll ,bs cail oiI It& &laAfbR f56v 5iH afef 3aC75a Yau 3a
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sf7 r~-rsisv .TLIIL 30 1TiHW a-r srofq TFtEg SRHsS ..ft' haIatsF
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9 iheipatl5al. patriotic, it,ai0noly nah. yfHg1 entire bdatIod awHp i@isnoAimi sgbii5lg gr33dFad ,noablysu .d soI1n GdsGih nI9f7G0diuo1 9ti lo I9dmuf istfial dstablishm6nt ought 4o Bei ,yine ao5rsonaliy inspected by tR6 jDd ,LfRofdd TO a9ni1H ri Non si
 5aod is1h 9di no a3Gd hai9agL9
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I.m lhaEaooaanAtE QNal8ad pro

in the way of tap ePIsEgspeat cosaeow' iature, the6 6siatehoo5ogrotesopisesuthiak maYt testop tho sartainn9nldo dof ieiyEsf 2a form Of g67erut5eaF' or1 statg666dss.
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districts. and the pgoaasts best ssdap
 rbed Copper 7Riverli baai5isodRhaHsbor wdGTeN6miFea. is1dn6tlo occnldeteds 8 iarming as either the C60l- 11iiiIetshsiti
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 oiss soi slas
 sm-9T noiiilro9 ,f-hl iis bra n99s
 s1ois o.1u1 os1' th83Debartment 1naiss3nce ip Al-
 Sd5H1eEl cultural POssibAi- . tdebDepa4tmeAt. h9ic5Sk I6issa
 IrIeTn1 uHHIe T' apq Copper Riv. investigations arc .witR7aAS6mpaf lasa qsaoRaEtsi Os
 oi am19i ysf9 no itraqSTctsoaT .oapiisBed-bg the demonstHeA4at llydpPOdpsedd 8 anauwheat have aube1peTImentaI eceifss favorable comparatively eSs. Of ffs6HHn various ,.sfotO the soils. rtiOn Of lt which
 I11W 9nt nt I0Ii s9ePEopising fer ma or tho Yukon infavorable physl. nd thsfon1peuect the short season about the head
 pMdsGoalons the I 15aHdT6FeAea ap
 nahG River. Aoo7 eo6heriesi or simi,
 nship IS found to
 icultufal import. ofo Siberia where d and Alaska gre 
 of 5S and 79 ds1 gedneH1the porsh ,anlHotouchesi the Is g-mbsummer 1qlil ,naai iagficulturaF {. aR9a5tscessEdlly
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August 2t1s12 the limitatiqnsy Plaeed latnFs aEen clearly gs9Psa. ssyhiaoiaskaf ocaawfitten inboafianTh discussodohme5
 PrSsideat dWus6ab is98foqecorEoas ede6u ..s,it ,o--i,o-f,i form ,f rovernfii hf.ls
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sasant 1t is.r Illinois Democratic for brethren in the opposite party
 qnmity lchlcago Heraldl
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.,t Y8BssfsIAS SBblisbs.

of3AricuRbs6IAa esHHeDTsad9seou asRa with aani esiiulfe Of atafds stic tiss7 n 1sl4- two soil sSRsrEss fFs9R
 made an extensive investigatiou=irr- tt sitna regl1a. thd lfsen.7saAaA region
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IU T515IT dfIobnGH niot 08hu EONBERFUiAs stAGIEBs,ule1 .om
 9sEry5u ,5reI q yaM Dnoy9d s9sl .ealie'9 .,yYeekly,l ,, ,..,, ....,...i..i.... Isantie held oi lee pushing its ap-
 the modhtsih aslhessss into the .r is from 300 to AGO Feet high ana
 mileAlAltshrBTbesp bespzcqiruiEtqd Itsat
 cover a large traction of the entire iaiinA bna booW yaa9g s9aeiM ad-
 to ,FqFgpsqto nsee glseiersdy HeEe
 days e5 SeqttleWthe fpest rili1a1rI. ln lrpe merica." Everybody was on deck idcent spectacle, Nearer and near.
 The vast held bf fec was sweepins i0@in9 riasses 6f cleaf, tianslucent md 5tSsf aof sHaded brown nsiopihs .kifinU oiish0w dco and grarele The ously until the excited pnseepsersI
 doHght. found thatatheynWeFe with .omaEpiacent glsaiers1 The warmth way to the coolnes9 of winter. ,a3si as the enormous mass of Ice swept py. g was streaked and splintered. At th cave extended a Thousand feet the crystalline 6ahsSd6 Bl5itto51 at , the sea with the sound of distant yusIe Gaip tto lunch sounded, ;butgthe .ito ahtogall thata hadsbeen always ,doontiuaiiedsand loft the deelf7o only Hned rbaek on its course apd the st from EisYg-JohH A. slsichsrsdi
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Pr 1a S''a15 .s5,s.s. ssa5a 2lIJ @lD. D.ss.r 's. I lar latitude and gmseEE close relatil Fiuland co,satrs Considerable al ahce andEalsolsg AariggH sorsiOas
 farming has proved successful. Finlar largely tnolpded 5bgtweea sthssBaTallels gfees. north latitude Alaska is bcrd' by the Arctic Ocean and Finland nl Arctic. n portions of sigsra baviI mate approximating that Of the pot regions or Mask. s;-o asraLicn.
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Tanana TaGIoa.. .TlsrIsalNa Fl Lhe

Panama 5esi9a.z lta30 f5es7 70 lne uI cal quality o1 the -dominant-s soH---an drainage at many otasr areas apa,ii Good farm land. however. is .EepQr5fd
 watnrs of ihe Conner River and aL-
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-,'-,T r .afrrr1 ,oofe radto IA 99su
 ~ ReieFipg, toqtsensoo6rlHs et'Susi reD0rs says that enoash r1Is .5eearace
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hs quoted ao0ye. Tney AnoH llIl teiii
 bsgs8s sghS I9A, AZ ge Alaska .Psspieis lesislataa9I elaiaeesHii5 v1i6dzsboe thelni thoi suastanoosof lud1l not the mere shadow. aslrepI %
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sebsid HONhI N&roes tr
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.tntl-. - alsNba- 4aIaad YBhaEIa.A .Asat.

pioneer farmers OI this region lo , a num6sr o ero5as 2as cs.a $. .a E, Q saiceesse,i
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dliw 95751Tm05 ifWo 1Uo To il9n9d di '' ise4o saA Rf7eet .sP58Soispo isqd 7t
 'TRHS band glaysa 2aR9rifSh8 Al2hE lnsIRhi1ebt' ef9y9 b019upIQ0 snd 0da
 Amy oPa9fiieqp5l l{aaso9dj difw .ynolt
 Yes; pFlteam woBn anaa t59bsigaul gre s- no eSFqEs5 gRitbsE atisae 9-55ds9ylsfaAal | eouElerfAqpFp8L lalnoloo 10 moiaga bob
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CT region. and the -rssg8s Of s.fihas4as ..ffihas4as described in tha9 9Dauphlatn jpgRtheO
 shn nf. tha- -rnrinns : ln,.nrh halr 9aIEq1ElT
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rs Tor the iegls- nuIuI0QI ui lt Bg so doing they r5fuHrtorritorial
 AhanCSsg want
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idgUConsfaAlal0As [ ihaghgoWhlt5Hodas greathappihass-an6 ioors TXea de+ Z b1GEvdsyo2 o2sreat1daa' able to show Q tas is ,oEpsFs reesRtlyl5
 gniq99H9snod o@' ia Ta6 days are9 aa. tieians4vall ailgje'i9 of the peopio7
 is gHrAhAsKA's !
 siiGd dslfluT bng o1H eZt 9li9llqoltA
 4 glacier isaa, ,ss paiins weight leom . .Sa. oCdambia glacie extends Tor over Jour its area of Ice would stats ot Rhode iglanl
 We need not So they are Within i've world and a '.all in A drintinS in tho ragn CT tue aff4t8oA QfaH. ' across the hogizoHoBl hueo mosses of gray ! atnthe onds into @ dai steamer romovedocauti with exciamauons of in I.5oo yards ot the Of summer had Si8en the stlH breeze irobi The glaciers see lin' tho center a mammo Enormous masses cf |. intervals and fell Into thunder The shrill 2 passengers ewore deal welcomed. .isThosb Btoc when the steamer ,tl glacier was slowly To-
 I. |.. ..|.|.
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ment of Justice, or g moral cy-,5l2V Wv tn,.' sq Rlain that acwayiaFips pslmaaadhsgsa
 errsthcnoln. GeBy. .sEgee tezmadf tiuibcrsal
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mo adrelsacl7q Fs0ielt1

ment oI ihe Interior upon ther lesislati school sysisn 9i tAlassSSRh Bssasd -sy ilhss isiatproo aecond1sesEion,1e9uidaHa5' haH9
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f'B6hold hoWi pl
 leaders are saying. I i0 awell iogether in.
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lI"|Nt a A't l.tAtt .4."r 'H.f'-t -N
 sad odssssH FeTqpttaoOO.Is lo 91l 'It. .is HemaFkARle haw dsoolbd54hI1a ? | foEgatteH alfataH be ias9sadaid7os ,yis ''Apd sslse gheh4e es66.eSo.8O5,&sy eHi seT HaHiaills GaHF3iey J9AFn9R hb9
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IUlTl TIlI Ut TlVNII III IiIllaIl-l " ' the legislature should Be gsans sSlle any- mans honest, opinion Ise 5a9ise Its .ohiaclion to someeol rlllhle. ERnheIae
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TQrritorlal tcSisiatl-ielll aipfalS's Sll l,'l ing1isasiaticip rteBet6nso jhe is6so6lsi
 in6iSlaoa eieafiy fp inhibitloR- -is-h -hut-eae= el=ina nss=aiaf
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they not having the courage ro come and say. "He are hot irl tlLxor- ol- -rem'
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among them and them is- -Beiesdte- oneoinsiss ESf Qthsnl 9{iidf fe tl
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] Of goYernmenCd -is-done gov
 &lENgy When ,id3lr aqBsSW
 .aunoNh LuNNUu I .SkR should have
 the ilmitatioHsin It iessHaHimif.
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hood phantom for the soIe pprpPse ', isspe-the extension of powels tqiothf
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present. utlimfmaonsO6r2tEe908amtI5ct tI5ct. the, aDeoBieS leaslamfess the'55aha29a e
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GO hast Go rnoFc "uo afe -el1-.lhts1 tions of drri1ica term.
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sQmetimesa8p hefus' received a0iooQEn 'eEst o6 tnS7G6v6f8o .stik law sss ths i bnithe Ehlnss G0 sen Inc lre6 ilslil moor
 if.oG.e-
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9lg8 loo1q 1ala1I' oui6i4oo.beheae| rdB5we9y WAE
 mGdbnal.-lyl
 .NIeI IHHAI i vieW8 iS that
 Sdglmi che open ,mss any Of the
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oiss 1oi siGs
 sm-sT noiii5ro9 zhl iia bns no9a
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PUzzLE: :lFiRyB THE ARsfYl ]
fClacHE5 HefaidD

I..H. n .> t (ChicaB6 HefaldD 9ae aano' ap2
 u anyone has seen the great army oi the uneapoy ed of which We hear somuoh or even o strdBslh5 dc tachfneht of M hs win coA1f a1lav6t b feb0fting the whereabouts of the sdh6 to Ho@drdD. Ebey ass iant 'chief of the local federal einpl6yment bufeaa?i rrfr1r Eboy has ndinBel of Jo05 Whlch are actuaiy growing stale ons his hahds are not the bi6gest jobs, in the world but they Sr5 Jobs that pay wages anu that would presumably pfove ye atFaetive to the hgn Drvates or even the acomnia5hed1 6c3fs che great army Of tue unemploy9a aB6sr6l th6m, heosays are Tor i1n hands but theFe afe manly for other Rhds o fabof1 9d TOT L1is 10 s9loi1e a1oi1ff o aasnQ len
 But son6hoasohe d66s8t bsekh o1be able t6oe6nhe6t with tho armys eolrlcaiIy th6t afAe afoGhd and about ussurging forward the merest prospect ofa jo5strnsiby main force to batter down al the barriers that stand between and seaing ice istissoAee 7Aao -tieay-to judge by 8lz-Ebs5t aAnouhoeia5otiefs he .hardsst thiuyiinsthe world to get in touch with
 HowBvors the 9E5stant chie or our local federal em- soynont Ibursar shoald not despair f be manage ssop jobe,frorn spelling and preserve his patience the day must oveutpaiy when few stragglers at the least viii come within his ken and take them of his 5ppd0-uoY H-~s h-. ,Y brd sd oi sgr7 -- - .H 7afy iceoni hlcc Insisting lat lheolqe tqnaPveit is the greatest asset Of the Progressive party is not strcSiA correct e should have said -the only asser
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q 16f theY DepAr
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