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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10

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piifc Sonbe % ON ifonoinnpilte Som
pointer. Siellc ct 9rcu I'll "9fu'
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poo 9orif. Iom Sbottlrcf bar mcitret
pcO inc buppige 9cisg / Rorge. -
Sbottitcf itaar / ct nPrt Seultobstor-
bolo ill Gbriition Climbing, ser bar
oeoiccrct lin Opera Set beIligc
9ierg" til ham.
Garl WoIbrcm or fonlmct Ill To
coma ira geIliuqbam @oib, % er
blct Sprcr / Giolin pco Barter Sol.
Icgc. gco Sibeu al tTtfer ban at
ihibcrc WcOicin.
Ole Solm bar after opertaget Be-
OeIicn al "RoromGnoenes Sangior,
CHING" / Nilmoufec.
"NoromGnOenea Songioreniug"
Siour Gitp, Soma, bar miitet i'm Gi
riaCnt, @~ioIiniiten Gbmin s. Smut.
sen, ocr bar opertnget 2%Prerpoitcn /
Bubble ShooI Mtitiic" ueo @eSlepnn
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gen peb iommc Initalt.
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Miun., oiriQereoe iorIcOcn en- SOAR.
ret pco Ell itor Community Yicnic",
meooeler "Sanqerhilieu".
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of WongeI poo arGiter opbertc for
Here glar tilbnge.
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sen norife SorIrggcr :. ". Cape
len / ariitionio, or for Iibcn poo Be
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mango Mar urrct Iqcnter for 60
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/ Chicago. Giter SiIbagCtomItcn er
set Wtcninaen at oprctte en- Flano.
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al De beoite og melt onIete Songfor
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WiuQc iii oct eaer til SobernotIctS
SrQcl. Oct hor ocr'or lin &lltereSic
at eriarc, at en- NRonO al nonit gfs
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cr 30 2(ar gomncl, bar / ire AQr
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glar / Gari3 pg &on0ou.
Gen Oanitc Gcuiit @ermau Sonoa
bp bar uuocr tit 6]crieopbolb / Bar
Morbor, Ytoiuc, / CONNER fonlpo.
ncrct 10 6nntoiicr Tor Strpgctuortct,
ser oil bliuc ipiQet / NcW 9orf /
Nintcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
Ueo meo peneemaeten!

"@entlemen!" torbnet Ben meg.
tige politiife 8anbioat, "Siben er
fommen, oa oct amerifanlfe Solf
maa relic fig / lin Splbe og labe
belle Seroen pioe % f%oritaa, at al
Wagt lieger life | 9engeiGffen.
Speisrsbaeen er Der. 8i ifplper os
Ielp at labe &igmanosflas len og
&apitaliIterne mprfe, at De fan life
lebe o9 beitemme benne Stations
Srerntio % SfiPbne peb Srugen al
Teneer alene. St er blit beorngne
for bore &ettiebeoer, foroi ri9e
M9nb / bette 2onb site al i'm Sper-
floo paa Wpnt op | Dor Wtpoitan-
oeres @algfonosfasie; men Zig
6remsangsmaaoe ifal life / Sremti
Den bi9lpe Dem. Set amerifanife
Solf bar giort6remgang / po!itilf
Soritano, Senner! Wan itaar M
paa9en operfor Den Sare, Iom man
gaar imeoe: Solicit er life Longer
piuig til at bli inpot for, bpab De-
res eaet er. Ser moa bli en- gnbe
paa Glenoigbeben. 8i er beitenlte
paa, of pi ifal piie Wenneifebeoen,
at Yengene err life sperite Waet
lprger Der | Dor Iepublif = at en-
alif aipltringer fol life Longer
fitnne BRUCE Genge for at beboloe
lin Iagt. Sinen, mine Genner =
Den betpbningsfuIbe Sime err her.
sGrfigbeoen bolber netop pna ct
ifille Seire oper 9engene. Sfjpnt
WinionPrerne fortiptter meb at gipe
ubpre itore Gunner al lit rppebe
8ulo til Dem, Tom gier olt, buao DC
fan, FOR at bereoe os 9eoerlae %
p%olitiif ltnbergang, Itaar oct Dog
ifrcpet / Stiernerne, at De ifal bli
ltdacnbe beifi9mmeoe oenne Sang.
Yaa Dor Ylatforms itore Stprfe %
Dor TetfGroigbeo alene bill pi meo
@lans oinoe bette Slag. Sor SER
er bis. Sntet fan operpinbe os.
9nben pil enbelig fomrme I'll al
triumiere, og ieg pil tililut bemer.
fe, at MGno, iom bar meo bore
Slbifriptionsliiter at giere, pil ien-
sc oisle omfring blonot eoer efter
Weoet, iaa enbper al eoer fan fac
~guleonina til of ifripe Jig paa for
oct itsrIt mulige gibrag, ban ier
iig iitonb til at afie, forat hi fam fac
iaa fort ct Salafono Iom muligt
Si tr9nger oct fipre Senner, for al
bli iitanb til at fore en- rem % bril-
liant Salgfamp. Suif pao, at bore
Sienoer pil fomme til at BRUCE Mil.
lipner al Collars / Den Seniigt al
tilintetgisre oS % beboloe Slag'
marfen. &i maa ba Tenaer for al
fitnne fi9mpe paa iamme @is og
meb Itsrre gfieft emo SLENDER, ifal
hi bli Seirberrcr. Snsen enfeli
Subifription bsr BOG operitiee 81.
600 Collars; men bpem iom BELT
bar Dog Sop iii at ifripe iis paa for
en- Zig Gum iaa mango 8ause, Tom
ban bar &aao % Billie til. 8entle'
men % fi9re Tatriater, oct er nit
&aab at ) siper riselisen til bort
Sonb, b%uitenbe paa, at 9ioen er
fommen, ba Oct er n~eopenoig at gipG
ben menneifelige Hace ct talenoe
@epis paa, at Ye,teene bar opbsri
meo at babe Ell Moperuinoelis Mtagi
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let b9nser sfs. at sress. fom inoeeoIns'
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"TpromruScncs Sauafprcnina"


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ocn anoen norife Songcrfoutelt, ion
bier hplot / GlQiu Ocu 30tc Scptem
Der. Eofdlcn blcp iiior uunoet
Chicago al 6rcpd Songiorcnin9
Gllm.
aonccrten, Ionn blcu holoi / Glair
&eiifolc AUDITORIUM % bc1pnote 81
s, hapoc inmlet en- gan'tc TOR Ill
bprcritorc, ifripcr "Sfnnoinopen
Zen blcp iuOIeOet meo "9'orif BOT
pourri", ipiuet al SnrbcnS Crfeiter.
bporpaa Mr. Charles 2. abbott boloi
eli Sntrooufttonstole
gle Songere iong oereiter / 5Gl'
Iesfor ~SSa, pi eIiter bette Sonoct"
unoer 2eoeIie al Nr. Sobn Saplono,
sargioreuiugen 5repoS Girigert.
9e / aonteiteu iuuene Sarge por:
"Sraerfor" Of ariition NiIion; Sc
reuobe" Of G. @enoler; iun1et al
@icr9ptn Sangforeuina, Chicago;
emil 9ierr, 9irigent
"@riSeiproen" al $. SicruIi, %
"Suifombei" al Siguro Sic; iunget
al 2prfen Songforcning, Chicago;
HoIf Sommer, Girigent.
"Sorpeircffen" al Siidenoorj %
"aiGrrinsa meo staocn" al @IfreS
9auIien; Zen norife @lecflib, Gbt'
cooo: alfre0 Gaulien, 0irigent.
SIap Srpspalon" al Reisiiger, o9
"9rumbaifen" al @ricg; NoromGn'
beres Saugioreniua; Otto GIanIcn,
Sirigert.
"llna Iagnls" al @~renoobl, %
"aisr / Sinh at @ablin; 6repa
Sneforenine; Sobn SapInN, III
rieent.
gne Soreningerne gioroe belt
iaiennem fine Eager 9oot % beiteoe
tort 9iial6. GIfreo Enulien bar
8ienitanS for m ipecieI Spotion FOR
lin uomerfebe aompoiitiou "aierrin'
aa meo Stapen" og "2Prtcn" gioroe
iig ioroelagtig bemerfet o. bIeo liz.
Iiq ~applnuoeret for ben 6elel'c %
Tarme, bporme0 De lang "Sruoe.
iprben".
Otter aorteitcn ipiIc0e SrfcIterct
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ne ionQ / SGlc$for "Fhc Star
SpungIeb @auner" UNDER 2eoelIe al
Sohn SnnIano.
Sommcrne, Tom tiIficn6te Noro.
MpnheneS Sangforening FofoIeu,
par Der. Sloi &~ctleirtcr, Groie&lor
/ Muiif % 2eoer al Ioromrn0cncS
Songforening / Qfilpoufee; Ytr.
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Seoer Of oer Iurn'fc SonQiorening
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Com 6. VertiuS, Wtuiifiuitruftur i
Glqin.
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en- % famine SonQiorcuin1 o. Den
upite Sonteit pil bli boI6t / Chicago
umocr Ior0mGnNcnc5 SauQiorcuinQ5
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hoIoeS 9erou9 Sen ibc Nopembcr
9u.2u ScntpIc / philadelphia.
Zen ferite afifi6uiug al mIiitoIitl
Snitrumenter ira Chicago iii IS,
lamb afgif forrige ll9e ira Spor &
@eaIp Ill GSllrio SanSiou, en- &iebs
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meo ~@unioiS", ct Iibet 6artei poc
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Shottltcf. Der tiIbro9te lin Seric nct
et Goet pao De itcrc Sno'iocr mel
i'm Duft "Dhgnou", hoIot 'orIcOer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10

su banser site, at srees. fcm inoeboIoer
Ise Rsnas oa life sr resiifrsrst. fommer bort
paa seien. ens srfsr the rsfs Ssnss nseu
at fac Suffering iss egsset
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10

$40 2nd Ave-. S..
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-10-10
Suuo Sppu

Snno Sspu err @atnrens itort
Stprtemiooel. lloen oenne fan III itft
boloe no lRngc. Sspulsie % .bpile'
leie 9STtter er bIonot De isrite Spmp'
TONER paa SpgOom. ga er Oct u
Den at begpube Sebanoling meo Or
TeterS aurifo. Sfrip til Or. Tetel
6obrnep 4 Sons 60, 1875 90
&opne ape., Chicago, 81.
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Tlngen paite$ og torres og IG0QeS
op / en- @rpoc, o~uerbploeS nof fogen.
De &au6 iaa oct ituar gobt oper ben
% ocrpuu itanr Den % imnniurrer /
10 Simer. Gen tngeS iaa Op %
ilaue9 og Scner % 0dlltler itiGrcS
pPf. Soa lGggeS oen op / ct opbt
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paa felgcubc Wnobe % bellies oper:
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brllncS ocri % iaa lppoeS oct meo
212 Sop al aroitcn iom SlIngen bleu
fogt /. Naur bette bar iaaet ct Sp.
fog irere@ ~ Sop afltlet Donates
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tie meget Teber % Salt for at bore
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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
PRESIDENT WOULD LIKE ID INSERT PLANK IN
 PEACE PROPOSALS

one Is needed, a plan for an interna- tional association of nations designed to keep the peace in the future.
 He will suggest a proposition to this effect if he has an opportunity. This much was made plain today to cor respondents from @ reliable source.
 It Is problematical, however. whether he will have the chance he desires and will remain so until the full text of the proposal arrives.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
ntei national News Service.

inte, national News Service.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Following is a summary of the results of the war to date as 1t appeared in the Evening World this afternoon.
 The proposal of peace by the four German allies comes two years and 133 days after the declaration of war on Russia by Germany.
 The peace proposal comes two years and 129 days after England declared war on Germany.
 The entente allies at the time of the peace proposal held the western end of Alsace and Lorraine, nearly half of Galicia and all of BukuwIna southern France, Trentino and the western border of the Istrain penin- sula north of the city of Trieste, all of northwestern Armenia and part of Mesopotamla.
 The German allies held northwest ern France, all of Belgium, all of Poland. Lithuamia, more than half of Rouma1ia, all of Servia, part of Persia and part of Egypt.
 Some of Greek Macedonia Is oc-
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
PEACE PROPOSAL REJECTED--
 AS EXPECTED BY GERmANY--
 TO BRING RESULTS IN 4 YEAR

German diplomats to say. however that the proposal is expected to bear fruit next year when the allies find that Germany and her allies have been able successfully to withstand the great joint offensive on all fronts
 It is declared that Germany is look ing far ahead and that the allies VII find year hence that he present of fer has put the Teutonlc powers in q strong diplomatic position.
 This of course will be true only If Germany realizes her hopes and stands off her enemies at all points.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
HELD BY
 OPPOSING SIDES AT
 TIME 0F PEACE OFFER

cupied although Greece is not in the war.
 Germany has lost all of her over- seas colonies except part of German East Africa.
 Germany offers to give up Bell gium and northeastern France for the return of her colonies. She proposes to give independent sovereignty to Poland and Llthuamia. The final status of the Balkans states she now holds will be left for settlement by a psot-war conference. She will en- ter this conference as virtual dictator of the destinies of these states on the ground of possession.
 The peace proposition is so fram- ed that the entent allies may accept or reject. It Is cleverely divised from diplmoatic standpoint to give the advantage to the German allies
 Neutral nations are made inter- ested parties with Germany in most ingenious manner.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
MINISTRY CONSULTING
 FOR ACTION
lp ternational News Service.

LONDON. Dec 12.-Members of the new war government made their ap- pearance in parliament today.
 Nothing out of the ordinary oc- cured and no new plans are ex- pected to be introduced by the min istry for several days at least
 Lloyd Geoge has been in consulta- ton with his chief advisers almost continuously for "A hours taking only a few hours sleep early this morning
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
GERMANS DO NOT EXPECT PEACE FOR A YEAR
WICKERSHAM
 ON JOB AT
 WASHINGTON
Pacific News Service.

Pacific News Service.
 SEATTLE, Dec. l3.--Delegate Wickersham of Alaska who hurredly left this city for Washington arrived there in time to be present at the hearing of the Alexander bill before the house committee on merchants and marine affairs
 He entered strong protest 2; he hearing today and no action on the Alaska fshelicc bill, as it Is aow called, wa3 taken.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
GERMAilS TAKE PRISONERS.
international News Service.

BERLIN, Dec. 13.-The ninth Ger man army Is now close to Buzeo. northeast of Bucharest. Snow is mak- ing the progress slow. More than seven thousand prisoners were taken yesterday, as Is officially stated
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
PETAIN TO
 SUCCEED
 JOFFRE
international News Service.

international News Service.
 PARIS. Dee. 12.-RcorgaaizatIon ol the French general staff is certain. IL Is now unlikely that the ministry will resign as the government ls al- most sure 10 have its way in military matters.
 The removal of General Joffre is thought necessary to the plans Of the government and he will be succeed ed by General Petaln, the hero Of Verdun as chief of staff.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
RUSSIANS STORM TRENCHES
International News Service.

PETROGRAD, Dec 13.-It is off cially announced that Russian troops ir Pennsylvania took by storm sev- oral trenches in spite of the desperate resistance of the Austro- -Hungarians.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
CEN. DIAz TAKES CITY
 OF PUEBLO
Pacific News Service.

FL PASO, Dec. 13.-Startling news has been received Of the progress of the revolution in southern Mexico.
 Dispatches state that rebel army Of formidable proportions has cap turod the city of Pueblo sixty miles southeast of Mexico City. The rehols wele commar ded by Generals 3abl1z and Diaz who have been orga ai ing the revolution near the boundlry O, Guatamala.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14

LONDON, Dec. 1S.-How England will treat the peace proposal will be made known in parliament tomorrow when either Lloyd George or Bonar Law will speak the mind of the gov ernment on this subject
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14

LONDON, Dec. 13.-It is semi off cially announced that conferences of the entente representatives and con- munications between the various cap- itals have resulted unanimously in the decision to reject the peace proposal. It is now a foregone conclusion that the offer will not be accepted.
 The London press declares that England is not to be misled. The proposal Is declared to prove that Germany is weakening,
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
TEUTONS ADVANCE
 IN SNOW
International News Service.

ThternstIonaI NeWs SerVlce.
 BERLIN. Dec. 12.-It is officially stated that the Russians and Rou- maniaas are steadily falling back be- fore the advance of the victorious Teutonic allies.
 Heavy snow falls over most sec tions of Roumania are greatly hinder ing the fighting. The presence of deep snow delays the arrival of sup plies at the front and otherwise in- terriers with operations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
International News Service.

ITI'UTIIdNIOIIdI INt"E 0SIFICs'
 NEW YORK. Dec. 13-It has now become apparent from disaptches from London and Paris that the German peace proposals will be rejected.
 That Germany expected such a re- suit Is apparent but, the Herald says. Germany has not lost anything by making the offer. In fact says that paper. she has gained much good will among the neutral nations.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14

WASHINGTON, Dec 1S.-It is known that President Wilson would like to have the nations now at war embody in their peace agreement. if
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14

WASHINGTON, Dec. 13--It Is now we'll known in diplomatic circles here that Germany did not expect that the entente allies would accept the peace proposal at the present time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
International News Service.

international News Service.
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.-The notes handed to the diplomatic representa- tives of the United States in Berlin as yet
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14

rARIS. Dec. 13.-The German pe'se proposal has been received with
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14

Calling cards printed at Nugget ofice
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14

ridicule by all the papers. The min istry has made no statement as yet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14

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The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
GREEKS
 FIGHT THE
 FRENCH
International News Service.

BERLIN, Dec. 13.-According to Havas overseas news agency dis pr tchea there has been more fight irg of a serious character in Greece between French troops and Greek regulars.
 The report says that a Greek cap. tain with five thousand men captured a town which was occupied by the r.cnch and put the latter to rout.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14
AT TENTioN ROYAL ARCH MA
 SONS.

Regular meeting of Seward Chap ter No. 2, Royal Arch Masons. Thurs day evening December II. Election of officers.
 F. w. BURROUGHS,
 Secretary.
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-12-14

Leap Year dance given by Rebekah Lodge No. 3, small Eagle Hall. De. cember IS.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

Of you maltresting Janet again
you'll get II good and plenty, wheth-
or YOU want II or not Remember
that"
Turning To the frightened girl.
Tom said, more gently:
I'm sorry 10 have mad tc do this
in your presence But you see for
Yourself he left me no option. I've
told you my plan for you II you
decide To accept. come straight 10
Hartford. III be waiting"
Without so much as another
glance at the scran bling and swear
ing man on the floor he left the
apartment.
Slowly and ragingly Marc Lander
got TO his feet He was still sick
end dizzy from the knockout blow
hut he was also in n blind rage that
he should thus have been. thrashed
in the presence OF the woman he
imself had so ill-treated.
His first impulse was TO revenge
uron te shrinking and terrified wo.
man the beating he had received.
but he remembered Toms parting
threat Of what would be fall him in
case of such behavior, and he
paused. irresolute. He was not anx-
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20


LONDON. kpgisnd, july 20.
Summer horrors o. Val Ia tGe
trenches at Verduu are graphically
described IN letter received here
from EdSar,. Burke. private IN
enc OF the guards regiments.
Summer. with It's hope. Il hrat.
Its dies and Mosquitoes. It's dust
and dysente7y. mas coine 10 the
trenches" writes Burke.
After a winters campaign that
has left friend and Zoe GREATNESS
reeifng. summer Is welcome. yet
horrible. II Is welcome only be
cause II brings hope and breaks the
monotony
1T brings change FIRST notice
/, able In the length of the days. Even
the few hundred yards Of shell-torn
ground which separates Va from the
enemy has registered this coming OF
another season.
In the death stretch between the
lines flowers and green grass are
pecking up. Overhead, larks ten us
that all in this world rs not steel,
lead. powder and smoke
Mud has given way 10 dust. Be
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20
DIR. PARKER is
CANDIDATE
FOR CORONER

Urged by friends and political as
sociates, Or. Morgan Parker has
consented TO run for the Republican
nomination for coroner, 10 succeed
DR.. James E. Burgess. who has come
out for county treasurer.
DR.. Parker has already served the
county in the Office OF coroner. He
held that important ONCE two terms
returning to his private practice In
1908.
Stormy times prevailed when the
doctor, who was then a mere youth
OF 20, entered on his duties. He
bent all his enthusiasm and energy
toward lettering conditions. and II
was through his efforts that the
Office was brought TO much higher
standard OF efficiency. Among the
other improvements that DR.. Park
er obtained through a visit to Ian
sing was the establishment OF a
county morgue.
Previous to his service as coroner
DR.. Parker was city physician FOL
two years He says II he is nom
mated and elected he will resume
his duties with all his old.time en-
thusiasm.
The Detroit times., 1916-07-20

'O'ss A'aHe h'- StNlAO|S ~ . 'ctSNCs
hind the lines - The ovsrwcrk ed
roads, khak,-colorec banks ot drsi
hang like London fog Mel. horses
guns become he color Of the roads
Dust gets into she nalr -caklng f.
II liEes the throat. spr sading a thirst
nnquelchahlc We eat Il with utr
biscuits. We have dashes Of /: !,
everything We eat II IL spread ais
ease 10 freely as scientists say u
does. every man In the trenches
would need hos ptsl cot
Summer Is The time OF the water.
cart, OF which there are two kinds
the cart with IT, drinking water
which contains germ destroying
fluid and the French water-cart with
It's engine and eight barrels In
which men and clothes are washed
The water In these barrels is
heated To temperature AT which
trench vermin give up the ghost
Into seven OF them the clothes are
put In the other, 100 soldiers are
washed In an hour.
The floating population, as the
vermin are called. multiply with
alarming rapidity In the summer
They outnumber the stars. They
cling 10 one through thick and thin