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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-20

illustrating all these things
Tho booklet would greatest BY .n
person Interested In Florida might receive L.
BY sending defiant
citizen might be added OF community
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-20
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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1917-03-20

Sizes, 81 to AZ inches bust. Price
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
SOLDIERS DANCE IN UNIFORM
Nom Arrival OF Boys" Reduced At
tendance at Ball Given by Elks.

Non-arrival OF many Tulsa young
men expected home from the officers
training camp at Fort Logan II. Roots
tended to materially diminish the at
tendance of soldiers at the dance given
by the local Elks lodge last night in
compliment to the boys" commits
stoned this week and the two score
selected for the training camp at
Leon Springs.
From among forty young couples
attending the dance in The club house
ballroom. only ten were soldiers. All
OF the military men appeared In uni
form and formed a striking appear
ance that outclassed more conven-
tional evening dress.
A program of addresses of welcome
and Godspesd was eliminated owing
10 the small attendance Of guests of
honor. Another function that may be
attended by more of the officers and
officers-to- be is under consideration
by members of the lodge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
KEEPING SOLDIERS HEALTHY
There Is Vast Difference Between
tho Old and New Way.

Figures derived from the medical
department of our army offer a strik-
ing contrast between the old and the
new ways of checkmating prevent
able diseases, says Pearce Bailey, NJ.
d., In Harpers Magazine. Typhoid
fever, one-time scourge of all large
collections of men, has practically
ceased to exist in controlled communi-
ties. During eight months in 1898.
the time of the Spanish American
war. nearly one seventh of the United
States army was rendered useless by
typhoid infection. There were 20,926
cases, with 2,192 deaths. out of l47,-
745 regulars and volunteers. During
the year 1915 there were eight cases
In the total American army, and dur
ing the period between May /, 1916,
and October 8, 1916, Colonel Cham
berlain informs us, among 10000
troops which served in border camps
thruout the southern department and
In Mexico there were only "a cases,
with no deaths. The medical meas
ures which today maintain an army's
fighting strength are the sanitation of
camps, screening against flies and
mosquitoes, ventilation OF sleeping
quarters and the use OF preventive
serums and vaccines. All of these
are of the utmost military signifi-
canoe, because they insure officers
and men for duty, and also because
they save time and resources which
would otherwise go to transportation
and care. The gain in effectiveness
becomes readily apparent on compar-
ing the current report of the surgeon
general of the army.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18

the local board il Is evident that the
quota VIII be reached without call
ing for additional men.
The local board were prone TO ig-
more the claims of the men who
wished to be exempted because of
them unless they had children or
their wives were invalid. Several
claims on the basis OF invalid wives
have been allowed. Industrial claims
have not furnished the basis for the
exemption OF many men. When the
board investigated the cases OF each
applicant and found a man who was
producing more than his Immediate
family were consuming they did not
hesitate to exempt him. II was the
opinion of the meipbers OF tho board
that a man who was farming eX-
tcnsively or intensively was doing as
much or more good for the military
part OF the government as II they
were put in the trenches.
In many cases there are two or
three moinbers Of family called in
the draft. In these cases tho board
is lenient with the men and extend
them special consideration In regard
to their exemption claims.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
COUNTY MAY NOT MAKE
SECOND CALL FOR MEN
Now Believe Quota Will Be
Obtained From Those Who
Have Been Examined.

Today is the last day for the men
who have passed the physical exam
nations In the county to present their
claims for exemption. The local
board passed on all OF the claims,
which had teen presented with the
necessary aifidavits yesterday and
will complete the work by this even
ing. Nothing has heen done In re-
gard 20 ro,,ndins up tho slackcrs as
the board IS trying to So. all Of the
claims ready for the district board.
Tho full report of the county board
will not be completed for about ten
days because many of the men OF
this county were transferred ana
have not been reported back to this
board yet.
With the small number lacking
from the county's quota and consid-
ering the number of slacksrs and the
number Of claims to be passed on by
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
INNOVATION is PLANNED FOR
COUNTY SCHOOL OPENING
Program OF Patriotic Speeches ana
Songs VIII Prcccdc seasons
Beginning.
World Capital Bureau,
1901 Campbell Building.

World Capital Bureau,
1901 Campbell Building.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug H.
County superintendents In number
OF counties of the state are preparing
to give special programs on some oa>
just previous to the opening of schools
fc/ the fall term, and have no'ifico
the state superintendent, II. II. Wii-
son of their intention. This Is some. J..
what departure from the usual
opening of schools Programs Will
be original and will be made To in
cludc not only efforts of the schoci
children. but addresses of prominent
local citizens.
Miss Helen l.. Dunaway, county
superintendent of Washington count, :,
has invited II. n. Collette, assistant
state superintendent to make AN az
dress on September 3, on which date
she has decided to give the program
for her schools. Mr.. Collette has ac-
cepted the invitation. 1t Is likely
that much of the program will be de-
voted to patriotic recitations and ad-
dresses. The idea has found great
favor with State Superintendent Will
son.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18

an appearance Of great misery should
swathe themselves in fur under our
fierce summer sun gives us good
cause to doubt their nationality.
Alienists tell us that the number Of
abnormal people in the world vastly
exceeds our computation. Perhaps
this is one Of the ways in which
women otherwise sane betray their
abnormality.
One sultry day in July two sweat
Ing postmen stopped to stare at a
young woman who was walking
New York street wrapped in furs that
would have defied an Arctic winter.
She wore a deep stole, decorated with
waggling tails and paws, and she
painted, crimson but defiant. In the
pitiless heat. The men. tanning
themselves with their straw hats,
stood smitten by the sight. Then one
OF them with eyes full of pity and
concern solemnly wagged a COM
miserating head. who let her out?"
he asked
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
BIG CROPS, ALL KINDS, ASSURED
CopiOus Rains VIII Make Bumper
Yields Around Tahlcquah.
Special TO The World

Special to The World.
TAHLEQUAH, Okla, Aug. 1.-THE
biggest all-around crop in more than
fifteen years is now assured since the
copious rainfall of the past few days
The rain was general thruout the
county and nearly a full crop OF com
will be raised in the best farming sec
tions, while in other localities, wnero
dry weather prevailed for some weeks,
more than a half crop will be realized.
Peas. beans and sweet potatoes are
now making fine growth and cotron
will be exceptionally fine. In this
section of oklahoma the tillers of the
soil have no cause for complaint. For
n number OF ears-droughty condi-
tions have prevailed every summer
and crops have often been cut down
to about one-half. but this year the
drought failed to materialize.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
FREE OF CHARGE.

Why suffer with Indigestion, dys-
pepsia, torpid liver, constipation, sour
stomach, coming up p-offood- after eat
ing, etc. when you can get a sample
bottle of Green's August Flower free
at the Quaker Drug store. This medi-
cine has remarkable curative proper
ties. and has demonstrated its eff
cheney by fifty years of success Head
aches are often caused by a disordered
stomach.
August Flower Is put up In 20 and
rs cent bottles. For sale IN all clvt-
lized countries.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
Oklahoma Charters.

CaTDIHT
1901 Campbell Building.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. l7.-Sec.
retary OF State J. l.. Lyon today issued
the following charters:
Protection Furnace company, Mar
John s. Graham. NARROW; T. Y. Moore
Chickasha; r. j. Gordon. Ninnekah.
J. II. Oil & Gas Co., Enid. capital
800 900; incorporators, J. III. Holde-
man, Hutchinson, Kan; w. +. Hop
per. Covington; G. o. Hail. Enid.
Homer Oil & Gas Co, Waurika,
capital, $1,000; incorporators. w. s.
Huddle, Alice Huddle, Waurika;
Claudia Rowland, Healdton.
Ashland Gin company, Ashland.
capital, $4,000; incorporators, Andrew
Schurneur. r. II. Hall, Ashland; B. ii.
Markham, Kiowa.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
"WhO Let Her Out?"

Certain principles of propriety,
rock foundations of fitness, have
dominated the costumes of civiliza-
ton. The Greeks wore sheer fabrics
because they lived In warm climate.
The Russians wore furs because they
lived in a cold one. 1t seemed. and
seems, reasonable and right. But
that American women who have been
barring their throats and chests to the
blasts of winter and thus presenting
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
How 10 Rtpel Tramns

Don't you want to hire feller to
keep the tramps away. Mrs. Sub
bubs?" asked the small boy
How can a little fellow like you
Keep the tramps away?" demanded
Mrs. Subbubs.
Easy enough replied the boy. ~
kin eat up all the pie an cake an
things wot's left over Judge.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
CORPORATIONS ARE BEHIND
More Than Seven Hundred Concerns
Have Not Paid Tax.
Worll Capital Bureau,
1901 Campbell Building,

Worll CAPITAL Bureau,
1901 Campbell Building.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 17.-Sec-
retary of State Lyon has called atten-
ton of the governor and the attorney
general to the fact that 791 foreign
corporations, including six railroads,
have failed to comply with the law
requiring them to qualify for doing
business in the state and pay the
franchise tax fixed by law. Forty
one such corporations have complied
with the law. Under the law such
corporations are liable to fine of $25
day for failure to make such report.
The railroads which the secretary
says have not complied are the Atchi-
son. Topeka & Santa Fe. Rock Island,
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe, Katy, Fort
Smith e. Western and the Kansas City
Southern. 1t is expected the matter
will be placed in the hands of the at
torney-goneral Immediately
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18

FORT SHERIDAN, ILL.,. Aug. IL
Officers of the British army are to
aid in training the students at the
second reserve officers camp. 1t was
learned here today They Will come
In exchange for the newly commits
stoned officers who are expected to
leave soon for immediate service in
Franco
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
YOUNGER AMERICA ENLlSTS
Both of Yesterdays Local Recruits
Were Only IS Years of Age.

Neither Of the two young men en-
listing at the local United States army
recruiting office yesterday can be ac-
cused of needing Columbia's call to
beat the draft" Both of the re-
cruits were immune from the recent
military drawing bv reason of their
extreme youth. The recruits were
Charles Il. Peet IS, McAlester, Okla,
and II. T. Sullivan. IS, Woodstock, Ga.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
NEWSB0YS' OUTING PLANS

@. S. Burkholder. boys secretary
OF the Y. NJ. g. A., has issued call
to all boys who expect to be mem
hers of the newsboys' camping expe-
dition to be present at the Y. NJ. c..
A. at 1880 o'clock Saturday evening
that 1t may be determined how many
to provide for.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
MOTOR REPAIR ARMY FORMED
More Than Three Thousand Men In
cludcd in New Organization.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.-Organi-
zation of approximately $500 men
under 162 officers. including three
majors, into three army units to re-
pair motor and other transportation
the army will use in France and else
where was expected today. but no
hint of their disposition was made.
They probably are designed for use
back of European battle fronts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
ANGEL IS AT LIBERTY
TO COLLECT HIS $500
Freezing Discovers carp Can
Act as Adjutant General
and Head Janitor.
World Capital Bureau.
1901 Campbell Building.

World Capital Bureau
1901 Campbell Building.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 17.---Bc
ing adJutant general and custodian OF
the state house does not mean hold
ing two offices in the opinion OF
Attorney-General Freeling and Adiu-
tant general Ancel Earp may draw
the two salaries for the places Re-
Gently State Auditor Howard stated
that he would not allow the two diff
erent salaries designated for the
places unless by an order of the court
He asked for an opinion from the
attorney general regarding .he mat
ter
The last legislature made the ad-
jtant geenral custodian of the capt
tol building and appropriated 800
year for the job. Adjutant Cen
eral Farp was getting $500 a year
as being at the head of the mllida.
state Auditor Howard took the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18

"rm glad did my counting twenty
years ago"
WHY"
There was no automobile competi-
ton then. Now l don't see how a
poor man ever gets q wife"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18

position that It was two different jobs
and that he should not pay the
claims for the position of custodian
of the building But the attorney
general holds that doing II would
not violate the law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-18
EncIcs Meet Newt In Milwaukee,

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 17.-Mil-
waukee was chosen sfor the conven-
ton of 1918 by the Fraternal order
OF Eagles at the closing business ses-
sion OF the 18th annual convention
here today.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18


ll0giiterne oil 6Iipe la1gt itsrre
enc De usle 4iereoer, iaaoan SOr6
fan gioe. Ser er fun cen 0Drf.
ningSmaa0e f%onIoarlig, nenlig
Gtantning al go6e, peroifuIoe 9tao-
letr9er.
st tort SDeseprOieft. 0ireftsr,
cano. iur. la @our (aftieIelfabet
Imoger6ro) bar til 5reoerits6era
aonmunalbeltprelie in0ien0t ct Bro-
left ON Opf6relie at 3 9pgnings-
fompletier paa 6reoerifsberg mel
lem observation-disclosures og 8iniens
Sci og Peter Bangs Sci. 9om-
plefiet ifal p9re poa 6 @tager og
inoeboloe ca. 1000 2 og 3 8ereI.
iers 9eilig6eoer. 0ireftbr Ia Gour
bar onoraget ON forifellige 0ispen.
iationer, Tom gein6ooIget oeIois
bar inoitillet at anbefole.
lt6oalget in0itiller iff9. g. e
enooioere, at ct 9ommtnen til.
b6ren6e @run0Itpffe operGo0es An-
0rageren, moo at ct Iignen0e @real.
lIom bIioer til &eit efter 8eienes
l16itpfning, bGiper u0Gogt iom Of
ieatIigt Anleg.
Otter 8lanen ifal oct 6eIe bore
fpr0iQt / 2(pril 1919.
st mt pOlitiif Yarti. y9et uge
6Djre." 8aa ct pao Den fgl. 5fp.
oebone / &eben6aon forleoan az
6olot Mgoe al 9feprpientantar Tor
6ele 2on0et itifteoe8 9artiet Oct
me 6eire". Otter at 9age 6raen-
fel / SIageIie 6ao0e 5ol0t ct iuO-
Ie0en6e Iore6raq, oe0to9es enitem.
n1igt fetgen0e ll0talelie:
IS mango 9lor bar 2anmarf
iopnet ct politiif Barti meo @One
og Billie til at iere en- o%irfeli9
national, f%ouierpatio 9olitif. Si9r
g, eitepa arigenS ltobruo = Der 6urOe
6ape manet aIle fonieroatipe til
canning = ioi9teOe enbOer iel'
les 0ptr90en. Spires 2e0elie %
3~lertallet al bets Gigsoag5meno
ofihttteoe bag Gartiets &gg bet
Ioafal0te @runOlooSforlig meO BET
raoifole Miniiterium og SocialOe'
mofraterne. 0}an ifiiteoe iaa 9taOn
og falote 8artiet Oct fonleroattoe
6olfeparti; men 2eoelien bleu ben
ianllne % 8artiets Optr9Oen 10,
o0til ON muligt enonu mere iong
og eftergiuenOe emo tioli9ere. Sang
paa @ang itptteoe man BET raOt'
fale 0finiiterium / bets 9eitr9bel'
Ier for at i9tte g9lgerne fnlOitnrl-
oiot no al Spillet og 1ifreOe Der.
oeo BETS 6orbliuen. Sa, man git
enonu pioere, iOet man oeO ct MT
|6orlig, ser praftiif talt betoO VI
ltaoelien al DanIf 8eltinoien, latte
ct Meolem, open / 8s6et en- uo-
pruaet Sulgsper, inc / Wtinilter1et
3o6le og oerpeo tog Weoanfoar tor
oettes belle raoifali ooialiitiife 80
tiff meo 0ens greg al national
Selpopgfpelie og oenS Snogreb !
gjell0omsretten o9 Den perionltae
l8ribeo. a~,-i +. rs O.
Zen Sag, oa 9artiet goofenote
Bette peo at genneI9e ben iamme
4eoelie iaa goot iom uioranOret,
bleo oct ilaoet uroffelig iait, at
ifltloe ser iremtioig fgres fonier'
pntio 4olitif Ser / 0nnmarf, maat.
tc ser onnneS ct mt 8orti, % oct
er bette, Ser MI er ifet.
Set npe Spire oil toge De Op.
gaoer op, iom Get fon~ieruatiOe
6olfeparti bar ioiotet. Get Pill fem-
pc Tor 5 enationale 5oeers llObre.
oage / 9eiolfnin9er, og set Si
arbeioc for after at ifabe Glib til
8onieroatiSmen peo at fpre en-
pirfelig fonierpatio oo national 80
tiff, en- 9olitif, Der 1oao oil 5GOOe
9onoets SapitGnoig6eo % inOa6
o9nltne op moo set ra0ifale og
iocialoemofrotrfe 0eobrponin9sor.
6eioe.
Oct npe &gjre benuenOer Jig
til Be n1ande %fonIerpntipt tpnfen0t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18

bet life fan betnle Jig at BABE meo
ISil0ene at gore til en- Mafiimal-
pris at rs Gre pr. go, og De oil
oerfor igge at foa Niniiteriet til
at i9tte Briien OPP.
Warltal bar miftet 100 Sfibe.
Waritalilou0en bar | i9rlig @rao
oeret u0iat for 8orpeoeringer og
Winelprengninger unOer &rigem
Sfibsmpgler 4romann | Marital
opIpier iflg. BDens 8io." at OPP
imo6 100 Sfibe er gaaet neo iioen
ari8ens 9egpnOeli e. Naar Eabet
er iaa itort, ifDIoes set / nogen
GRAB, at mango Worital4Sfonner-
ter 6or ieilet nteo Sre.
StOre G%gfletDDerier | Einietgen.
5 ltgen lige OPP 40 ginlen bar go
litiet / &~eben6obn foaet lnmel-
oelie ON life minore emo 60 G0fle-
tDDerier. Oct er Iom 0e Dente0e
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ogiaa 6ar poet
0eres SnOflp0elie paa GpOene, ser
enoogiaa bar oiit ben 5rpfbeO at
itiele en- MoIfine tilbgren0e en-
~ooeroronet Eolitinano, nemIig 80
litiasiiitent Sei6erg ira @prre8aOes
Folitiitation. &c fteit e al Be itiaal-
lie GDfler mene8 at Dpre o%ntfor-
nloreoe % iolgt til 9anOet eller
8roUinierne
SOlgt Mplle, 8eile, 20. Otai.
@o0seier ". S6oll al Store @run,
bet bar loGgt @reis Mtplle meo
4anofruIt til 2lftiaielifabet Cont
pol1ao Caro- 6a6rif ! Aarbus, Der
agter at in0rette Otpllen iii 6a-
%brifsorift ut0er 2e0elie al Direttgr
9br. &9rtin9e / arbns.
6n 9nnlt anBOlOt OeO 0rGnI en-.
aoloing, 20. Wtoj. @n Wteieriit
SEMEN ira 0renoerap Qieieri bleO
@aar UNDER ct 9eipg De0 gois-
gramorup tnget al Den tDife 8agt
poit og igrt til 6lensborg. lloen at
pere FLAIR ooer, 6oor @renlelinien
gif, BAR ban tonlulen mo paa tpit
@puno % blep onbolot.
gienbioner iortpller, at Senien
bleo taget mellem 9%Qflpprringen
o9 @rUrleliuIen, % at ban blep
toget bogira al en- tpif l%lnOeroffl-
Ger. -
9emt 5iiferi. Der bar tiOligere
beuIfet ret iOplliife Silitanoe poo
I5anp meo @enipn til NIT og DIT
men MI er BET forbi. Der fblfes
iilg. .3ibe Stiftst." lioligt i aut'
terues Oanrme ON aeatten, bpis
5iiferne gaar ira 9oroe, % lelc
ON Dumo9ffet ismmeS fait, 6iel'
per oet life, for De natlige 81
ifere brpoer oct OPP. 5iiferne teen.
fer MI pad at bolOe en- 0tatteoagt
oeo alttterne.
aonscn fan Den 16. sunni, fri
Der vSDll. 9it." ben 81. 0foj
|feire fit %. aors SltbilGum Jon
Oficer peo 3. gragonregiment.
aongen fommer poa SlubilGlmsoa
oooen til Iurbus og Oeltager bl
q. / en- 6eltmiooag, bportil Ell
4on1ite inobpoer. glanot De euri
&c 6eltligbeoer fan noteres, at oel
~forbere0eS ct 6affeltog.
Stur @aDe til Gnllmnbbprg Som
mime. Sngeni6r Senofel Gar / et
Sfripelic meo0elt aallnnO6org BY
raa6, at fan agter at Tfenfe Seal.
mnoborg aommltne 100000 Ser
til ct nDt Spge6lls / a%allnnOborg.
epifiifcrnc fan elGbe iis. Oper
1000 9t6orrer al Ben goOe, itGrfl
Stantnle, ser finoes i SnlO-Seerne
bleo ifle. v@ib. stiits 6oIfebI.
forle6cn 9(ften operfgrt til @i6ora
Rerrdip. De fleite al 6iifene iIaF
9oot opcr transporter % oltffeoc
Itrafs ne0 / SeenS 9ooer. Sam-
tioia bleo en- Gel beirlt9tet 9Cbor.
reroan fra SaI6 i5p lat uO i gi-
n n. u .
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-07-18
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4 II III 1T

Nv
SRA arigsfangrlcjreme. 5 Inleo.
ming al irenlfomne Eres%i erneo0elel.
ier ON, at Der i 2eiren DeO Salo
ifnloe berife b%etpoelig llire0 mel.
lem IDifere % 2itrigere, % at
man iom 5el9e beraf bapOe naatet
I%afionore De 10 9tationer ira binan-
Sen, meooeler aomiteen ior ariBs-
ian9eleirene,
at 0r1aniiationen / 2eiren oeo
Sulo 6piler paa Ell Son0rinB mel
lem De to 3lationaIiteter, %
ut @ggterne om llireo mellem
lpifere % Zitri0ere er aaIdfe
ufcnot i 2eiren o1 iaoner et5oert
@rmola9.
Samtioig meooeIea, at De rem
fonule 9ip8ter ON, at en- init d.
iicer ifliloe BARE unooegen un0er
transporter gennem Suerige, lige.
leoe5 er inloitunoig u%grunoeOe.
s 9ciren oeo @alO bar Sanger
ne oallnet Ell Sangiorelin9, %
man arbeioer paa Councillor Al ell
0Agitfiorcling. Som befenot in
Oe5 Der alaoerer / 6e99e 9eire.
So5au1aa 5gn5i 5dUOe tilbuot at
ipuge / 9aren 0eo @aIO i SIltuin-
gen Al SIM % Den r~u5iiife Gang
iorenin9 q0aiomir" / 2eiren PED
5oriereo Ell Gang j Suli.
Gtor 9rnnO pan Scrrcsaarorn
ySbOmos MinOc". 900 S0in o.
ca. so a%reatnrer inOebrnnot. Mar.
5us, 6reoag 9titen ben 1. Suni.
Nan @erre9aaroen oN5omaa 4iin.
Oe", Der er beliggenoe mellenl
2lar5ua % GalOers % til9prer
@oo5eier 9ontoppiOnl, opitoo Der
/ @iternioooJ peO 5H Iioen $40
. 8aor0eas 2o0e.
&erira breote SlOen Jig meo ri
ueuOe Sart Ill De eDride 9nnae /
9lul59aaroen.
}lue eallens Sprpiter % Mar
bus 9ranooeien mg0te paa 9rano.
itcOct, men Oct BAR umnIligt at REQ.
sOc NDlabNninlen; Ocrimoo lptfe-
ocs oct at reooe @oOeObD9ningen.
Ter i%noebrGnote ca. 800 Soin
o. ca. 30 rsteaturer, iamt 20 -
30 aalpe. Gn 0iGngoe 9%an0brngs.
Haifiner brulote.
9pgningerne par ialt ioriifreoe
ior 227, 500 ar. 8ranoitaoen oil.
Haas til 10000 SIR.
Man mener, at SIOen er pnaiat
al en- 7.9lars 9relig, Sen al @aar-
OenS Snneo.
&niiterlle ilei iaa langt omfrlng,
at DC ontpnote Sperring Sinomel.
le, oen lig9er , ailometer oerfra
o. Ion inIoit9nOig ueobrGnote.
st al Arigens 9GucntDr. 8iborg,
81. QPai. Qteo &sOe aors Ionl
Si9lper bar en- tpIf Dame / 9lar
% Gag nrntillet @iteriorifnill8er
efter lin f%orlopeoe, Der par ioriDnn-
Den / SlagnlarfenS Glmmel, noeil
at oct oar oplplt, ON ban par lal'
Den eaer fangen. Stor par 6enoes
@lpoe, oa bttn iornDIig gennenl
He0e aors fit WteO0elelie OH, at
Den i%oripunone beianot iig / Sa5a'
retleiren ue0 Sab. Seo nPrntere
lt%uOerie1elie bite Oct JIG inlioler'
tio, at ben paageloenoe pel bar
ianme )tapn iom Oen eiterisgte,
men life oar Den toife Games ior-
looe0e. San fun0e DOG opIpie, at
Den eitcrigate befinocr liz / Qfoif.
ma, 6uor 6oll bapOe oGret iammen
me0 jam.
Ter blep tilienot Oen tpife "a
me Weooelelie berom.
Ill 81. i. II. SIS SpsaeiOno /
ae6en6aun er Der ira l5.-31.
Wini inogaaet ielgenoe @aoer: Sri
aEg.AL ooo M lsre ~