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Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
VALLEY PEACHES
IN PEGGY JEANS
DANCE SATURDAY
PRIZES WILL BE
GIVEN
Prize One-Step Feature OF WOOdlawn
Program Saturday Evening

A Peggy Jean" dance, wherein
all the peaches of the valley will be
dressed in Peggy Jeans." the new
garments that give lovely woman
perfect freedom of movement, and
yet at the same time retain becoming
style and grace, will be the big fea-
tire at Woodlawn open air pavilion on
Saturday evening next. An unusual
ly attractive program Of dances has
been arranged and the famous Rice
Bros. Jazz orchestra of Imperial will
furnish the music.
Additional interest centers about
the dance this week, due to the fact
that a One-step contest will be staged
and attractive prizes will be pres
ented to the lucky winners.
A beautiful crepe-de-chine shirt
waist, worth $40, the very latest, do
mated by Varney Bros. Co., and Sc
lected from their new stock just re-
ceived from the East will be given the
winning lady; while the lucky gentle
man will be allowed his choice of a
splendid white silk negligee shirt, or
d set of elegant corded silk pajamas,
given by Mr.. Frank A Preston, FL
Centres popular haberdasher.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
Has Fine New Home

The Seattle Athletic Club is now
housed in its new home, the recon
structed Arctic club, on Third avenue.
The old home of the athletic club, on
Fourth avenue and Cherry street, was
built for the club and was occupied for
fifteen years, but is now too small.
Features of the new club are the gym
nasium and swimming pool. The
gymnasium itself will be 60 feet wide
and II feet long, with an indoor run
ming track serving as balcony. The
swimming pool, which is 0 feet wide
and "a feet long, is among the largest
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
MANY FINES SUSPENDED
ViolatOrs of Traffic Laws Get Off but
Are Read Lecture
(By Associated Press)

. Cases were brought up in court
this morning for the violation Of traf-
fic laws, and those appearing for
first offenses had their fines sus-
pended Justice Mayfield promised
them a five dollar fine for Il second
offense as provided by law.
Before releasing them Justice May
field said ''No excuses will be ac-
cepted. Before you start out you will
have to look to your lights and see
to it that nothing will break or get
out of position on them. If we accep-
ted excuses from one we would have
to accept excuses from all, and before
long there would be no more fines"
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
LIST OF EXEMPTIONS
THESE MEN WERE GIVEN CONDI
TIONAL DISCHARGES
Most of the umber-Were For Deepen.
dent Wives and Children As Is
Shown in List

The list of those exempt from SER
vice or discharged, as the term is, for
various causes appears below The
list of those refused was printed yes
terday,
For Dependents
Ernest Edward Bostwick, Brawley
George Allen, Brawley
Emmette c. Williams, Ell Centre
Willie Bledsoe Rightmar, Brawley
Denzel Edward Gibson, Holtville
Harold W. Field, San Diego
Hal Bisnett, Holtville
Austin Alpin Grant, FL Centro
Aaron Franklin Brooks, FL Centre
Mateos Romero, CaleXico
James Edgar Coate, Holtville
jim Lyon, CaleXico
John Gerald Shanafelt, Ell Centro
John William Perrins, Hollywood
Lorenzo Dunnigan, Jr., Imperial
Gus Ceburn Barrett, Mt. Signal
Robert Clyde Jarrard, Brawley
Ralph Welmond Clinton, Brawley
Harry Ambrose Shaub, El Centro
Joseph Willis Dement,, Brawley
Andrew jackson Jones, Brawley
William Edgar Searey, Holtville
Clyde Vernon Hill, Ell Centro
James Arthur Bartlett, Calexico
Fitzhugh Lee McCune, FL Centre
James Clark Beaver, Holtville
John Edward Miller, FL Centre
Herbert William Brewer, Jr., Imperial
Robert Lee Pollard, Holtville
Walter Lambert Hill, FL Centro
John Thomas Clevenger, Calexico
Fred Clinton Packard, Brawley
Arthur l.. Lembke, Imperial
Coy J. Ritter, Heber.
Robert Contreros, Holtville
Austin N. Lee, Calipatria
Charles William Frazer, El Centre
John Ernest Mitchell, Imperial
Charles William Mullenix, Calexico
Romney Graham, Imperial
George Richard Bucket, Ell Centro
Joe jefferson Bucket, Ell Centro
Nathaniel Audrey Kellet, El Centre
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
IN the Pacific coast.

Mrs. Constance Meyer, Portland,
who claims the women's diving cham
pionship of the Pacific Northwest, is
planning to enter the Pacific Coast
swimming and diving championship
meet to be held at Oakland, Cal, in
September. After competing in Oak
land, Mrs. Meyer will go to Los An
geles to enter the high diving cham
pionship tourney to be held by the Los
Angeles Athletic Club.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Aionzo Mouidsworth Thomas, hotrTiit
Edward f.. Stevens, Imperial
Charles Fred Ferguson, FL Centre
John P. Miller, Calexico
William Erwin Green, Brawley
Edward Davis, Heber
/! Thurman Thompson, BraWley
Holly Owen Fisher, Imperial
Milo NJ. Frey, Ell Centre
Willie CHM, Banning
Newton Myron Simmons, HoltvlIle
Fred John Gianola, FL Centre
Nevious Osborne, CaleNico
Fred Jarboe. Holtvllle
Walter D. Mexican. FL Centre
Alonzo W. Brown, Calipatria
William Richard Broadwater. Imperial
Marshall B. Clipper, CaleNico
Roy Franklin Rae, Brawley
George Jackson Whitsell, Bard
Henry W Reedy, Heber
Ester A. Huston, CaleXico
William Fred Mills, El Centre
Jesse w. Anderson, Holtyille
John Antono Borba, Brawley
Allon McCaliister Flack, FL Centre
Charles Edwin Stevenson, Heber
William Cecil Franklin, Brawley
Harry O. Erskine, Imperial
Frederick Harry Weeks, Holtville
Ray P. Small, FL Centre
Burton B. Gentry, Ell Centre
Richard Raymond Scott, Calipatria
Gilbert Julius Cole, Highline
Richard Victor Langford, Imperial
In Military Service
Harry c. James, Ell Centre
Donald K. Stevenson, Imperial
Alfred William Smith, Imperial.
Guy S. Polling, CaleXico
Leo Arden Dodson, Heber
Mark Davids, Calipatria
Carlos NJ. Meadows, FL Centric
German Aliens
Julius kley, 125 W. Chartress St, An
aheim
Frederick Hoffrichter, Imperial Ell
Centre
Other Aliens
Jose Garcia. CaleXico
Watse Oostenveld, FL Centre
Shinche kinjo, Brawley
kenji Nikaido, Los Angeles
Sadakichi Matsumoto, Imperial
Nakayomon Shintani, Brawley
Saichi Yugiri, Brawley
Shinshi Terada, San Pedro
John Henry Kippa, Ell Centre
Hiyojiro katsuvayama, Brawley
For Religious Belief
James Clifford Setter, Holtville
Vernon Everette Mardock, Highline
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
bag ready for it.

Lump sugar is much more popular,
however, and in the mesh bags of
women in London's streets and hotels
the white cubes, or pieces of them, can
be seen mingling with keys, treasury
notes, odd change, powder puffs and
other things.
A new arrival in London who does
not take sugar in his or her tea is
sure quickly to be asked to "save up''
for some friend with a so-called sweet
tooth.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
WILL LEAVE POSTOFFICE

Mr.. B. l.. Westwaemper, who has
acted as substitute clerk at the local
postoffice since April i, will return
next week to the railway mail SER
vice, and patrons as well as the post
master regret his loss. 1t is hoped
that he will return, as he likes Ell
Centre and the people.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
NORMAN ROSS IS
SWIMMING CHAMP
ONE or MOST VERSATILE MEN
IN WATER
BIG TRAINED \ K nj n
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO HEAD.
ING PENN ANTW ARD
Seattle Athletic Club Has Moved
Into Fine New
Home
BIG TRAINED A MY

tCorrespondenc< of Associated Pressl
San Francisco. Aug. l4.--Men well
posted in swimming affairs as well
as a number of expert swimmers have
expressed the opinion that Norman
Ross, the Olympic club star and holder
of a dozen or more national and world
records in various swimming events,
is making a mistake III not speclallZ-
ing and concentrating his efforts. Ross
is admitted TO be one Of the most YER
satile metmen that ever took to the
water and mas shown his prowess IN
both long and short distance events.
From the fifty yard sprint to the
gruelling mile swim across the Golden
Gate, Ross has achieved fame but the
contention is made that Ross is natur-
ally an athlete and most likely to
achieve notable distinction in the 220
yard and 440 yard events. By special
izing in these it is claimed that he
would eventually set figures for these
swims that it would take years to
beat with the likelihood that he might
establish figures which would keep him
in the records for long time after
his swimming days, if not for all time.
In attempting to negotiate all kinds
of swims and distances, the claim is
made, that while Ross may win and
even establish records, these figures
will not be decisive and may soon be
bettered by other men who specialize.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
POCKET|AG THE SUGAR
DIN ERS-OUT FOLLOW
THIS PRACTICE
Shortage of Saccharine Matter Makes
1t More Desirable for
LOndOners
fBy Associated Press


London, Aug. 14.-Diners-out in
London are regularly engaged just
now in practice which popularly is
known as "pocketing the sugar." The
idea is to lay up supply of sweeten-
ing for a day when it may be harder
to obtain or, on the part of non-sugar
eating individuals, for friends who like
more than they are allowed. The GUS
tom is practiced all over the city and
in all classes of places where tea and
food are served
German submarines lately seem to
have been especially active against
ships that happened to be carrying su-
gar, with the result that, while there
is enough to go around, the supplies
for the distant future are none too
large. Tea and coffee are served with
just the allowed weight of sugar, usu-
ally set alongside the sups in separate
containers and usually consisting of
halves or thirds of Jumps. 1t is these
pieces of Jumps that most often are
seen disappearing into the gold, silver
and leather handbags of the women
and the waistcoat pockets of the men
Sugar served for berries or other
food is hard to pocket. Nearly always
it is of the crude variety and very
sticky; but collectors of sugar even
carry off this kind with them; having
convenient envelope or little cloth
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

C. c. Long, Holton Power machi-
ist, has returned from trip to Fres-
no. He has recovered from his recent
operation, and will return to work
about the fifteenth.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
INSPECT PURCHASES
INFERIOR STUFF WILL HAVE \
HARD TINE GETTING Bi'
Rigid Inspection Instituted far All
Supplies for L. 5.
(By Associated Press

New York, Aug. 14.-All war pur-
chases by the United States will be
subjected to a rigid inspection. The
staff of the government laboratories
has been pressed into service to ana
I'VE goods about to be ordered by the
government.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Mr.. Arthur Beck of Conn & Beck,
wholesale manufacturers of crackers
and candies is in the valley for a few
days on business.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Mr.. Matlick, the Holton Power rep
resentative at Brawley, returned from
San Diego last night. He reports
very cool weather in that city.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

T. NJ. Mason, OF the H. P. Elites I'M
plement company. will return from
Los Angeles tomorrow morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Edgar Brothers received carload
of Indiana silos this morning. They
report many new silos being put up.
J. W. Gaskill, Of Salem, Ore, who Is
selling the silos, is in town for few
days.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Press Liners are read by those WHO
ant work? Do you need help for the
anch?
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Arthur Edgar left Saturday nigh;
for week or ten days vacation III
Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

A number of older college men on
the Pacific coast who had been con-
temporaneous with John DeSalles dur
ing his football days at Yale were
shocked at the news of his tragic death.
The former Yale star is described as
small in stature and his style of play
very much on the roder of Sharpe, the
University of California player, who
made a reputation for sensational
runs.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
PERSONAL and LOCAL MENTION

J. f. Morgan was proven innocent Of
the Stacker charge and released this
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Anon gthe arrivals in town Mon
day was Mrs. J. P. Nuffer and Lee
Nuffer Of 572 Olive avenue. Mrs.
Nuffer will stay only a few days be-
fore returning to Landers Villa where
she has been spending the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Press Liners are read by those who
want work? Do you need help for the
anch?
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14
VictOrs Conceded

With New York in the National
league and Chicago in the American
league practically conceded to be the
next contenders in the worlds series,
the San Francisco club of the Pacific
Coast league also is being hailed as
the winner of its circuit. While the
Seals have not the heavy lead over
their opponents which the big league
leaders enjoy, it does not seem likely
that thye will be ousted from the top
of the percentage column unless they
are overtaken by very decided
slump. The possibility of this always
exists, but there does not appear to be
much probability of it as Manager
Berry's organization appears to be go
ing along in good shape and his three
best pitchers are showing plenty OF
class. Officials of the league state
that there is no question that the reg
ular schedule will be made up as usual
for next season and the game contin-
ued Notwithstanding the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Mrs. J. j. Simmons of 704 Olive
avenue came to town yesterday
morning for a few days and will then
return to Landers Villa, Jacumba,
where she is staying during the vaca-
ton period.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Ben Soloman has returned from a
weekend vacation spent at Los An
geles and the beaches.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Mr.. A. F. Moosau is about town to-
dav on business. He came in from
Landers Villa where he has been en-
gagged in the erection Of several sum
mer cottages.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

Mrs. Tate and Mrs. Givens have
gone to Los Angeles for month or
six weeks vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-14

W. W. Dixon of the El Centro post
office leaves for a months vacation
at Whittier. Mr.. Herbert Young will
take his place during his absence.
City Recorder Whitelaw has re-
turned from his vacation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
h,nnn 8anprr.
Sfil6rine al en- Scamp.

@tepbane 2au5anne, Ser CT ~Mn.
tins &orre1ponoent be6 Sen engel-
fte 6ront, beretter fglgen6e ON Sen
engelife @eir be6 8eoumonts&amel.
8eaucourt be0 Mncreflo6en. Som
allie &rigsforreipon6enter be6 SET
engelfe Grontofinit, CT ban oberbes
biit ON, at bbob Ser bibtiI er ffet,
fun er en- 8egDn6el1e, % at eng
lpr1oerne fun bar babt til Mnal al
erobre De 8olitioner: 8per, &pi6es
Drag 90 2an6eoeie, bporfra 6e til
Goraart bill forlgge oct itore @ien>
nembru6 al 6e tpffe 2inier.
Siben leg / @aar telegrafereoe
Mntallet pda 6e Sanger, @ngl9n6er-
ne tog ber beo Mncre, er oct for.
6oblet. Ser er MI benbe6 5000, og
Der fommer lta6ig flere. 0g til
@%robringe1 al 8eaumont,&amel ct
ft6en nit Selegram mt og1au TOM,
men Grobringen al 8eaucourt. Ser
be6 er De engelife 2inier ifu6te no
til finn at bore nogle faa &un0reoe
M6eter fra @ran6court, og Sen 11pe
engelfe 6rontlinie paa bette @ttDff,
.fe gaar MI tb9rs ober 6e1 gan!e
S rnbanelinie fra gilbert til 2ille.
|@i oil forbaabentlig inart babe bele
8onelinien / bore &9n6er.
Epiferne bar baa6e / @aar % /
Scat fun reagerd meget 1bagt moo
oe engelife Srem1t96. Ser CT lite
bleben mel6t ON noget tDff Mo6on-
greb. Man bar fra Gien6ens SIDE
ngie6es meo at ienbe en- 8Dge al
@rannter neb ODER De erobre6e
5muabDcr % biit % Der etablere
SparreiI6, bba6 Ser BOG life for.
binoreoe be engelife 5ol6nter / at
organtiere % befeite paa BET foli.
bette BET erobrebe 9err9n og en6og.
iaa fp6e 2inierne lpngere no. Sra
en- af SfpHeerabene faa leg ct al
engeIIife Sremitg6. Set bar ed
|SDn, Der bar paa cit Gong berligt
og forfpr6eligf. 5ol6aterne bar Tom
oDppebe ! Ser % Muo6er, Der bar
tgrret al 8inoen. Baa YIgiteiignalei
itprteoe be fren tro6s @runatreg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02

a11oet Wirafel bars forblebt / 2ibe
I'll bore Sage =, ct 8eien> ser poa
lamme Sio bar noget opbeiet og
noget labfomiif ODER fig. @elb /
Den biloeite &tun1mel fan COL
ooterne gibe fig til at ffoggerle,
noar Sc Ter ~Eanf'en" bralte frer1,
og ben 2b6, iom rEonf'en" qiber
fra fig, naar 6en ripper @en8in-
oompen nb, forefommer en- telten,
iom ON "&onf'en" felb 10 meo.
Set bar, bpao leg {aas at @ou1>
pcne @oor og / Not be6 Mncre-
flo6en. So, foa bor ser ct 8or So
aatel1er, iom leg life ffal glemme.
Sen enc bnr Ell lille &negt ser,
tfprt ct Har gamle 3ouobbuf1er og
en- engelf 8offet, 1prong ON mellem
Solooterne, Ger lto6 pornte til at
rpffe ITO, og miot / &arontor6enen
at fulo Sails ffreg op mes Nobnet
poa en- e11gelif Mois, ban bop6e at
lelge. Og oct on6et bar en fernpe-
mesitg ffotf 5ol6ot> ser 1to6 op-
re1it paa en- Mmmunitionsbogn, og
1om, oo De fgrite tpffe Sanger TOM
.torbi bom, CAB fig til at Re laa for-
teroeligt, at leg troe6e, M1noen
ifnloe E!pffe Sobebet poa bura.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02

galbenoe, at Nreitoentens glaner
bar im11ffe % noble men at Be I'M
gen Betponing bab6e, foroi Sc bleb
fremiat al en- Mano, Der bar fiernt
fra Rrigen % ollie bens Me6Ier.
San erf!9reoe fig enig me6 @ilion
/, at Der ifuloe flutes Sreb % tut
tes parig Greb; men bbor Breii=
benton meute, at 6enne fun6e bi6-
feres fun n6en SER, bil6e man /
England beb6e, at gentralmagterne
fgrit maatte fnuiesy forbt 6enae
Scamp mi oreier fig ON SIP % 500
ogiaa bpab Sremti6en angaar.
r8i bill bet iamme, men ri %foretref,
fer forifiellige Mi6ler."
2or6 @rpce - tibligere britiif
@elon6t / @merifa - bar ligeIe6eS>
bolot Ell Eole> til Sells fremfalot
at Preii6entens; ban beb6eoe bert
me6 flor Saitbeb> at set er ab1oI11t
%ng6ben6igt at n61ribe Tprferne fra
europa, bbis Sen fomme1t6e Gre6.
ifaI faa barig 8etp6ntng. Dette fan
lite ffe, 1agoe ban, be6 0beret1s=
fomiter, for6i Tprfen life bab6e /
5in6e at labe fig 0ribe bort be6
Sie!!p af fagre eller tr11en6e Sr6,
men fnn me6 8aabenmagt.
50 ti6ltgere omerifanife n6en=
%rtgsminiitre bar ogiaa la6et bera
fra fig. g. s. 8rDan u6taler fin
@eun6ring for @reftoenten5 ~beltu>
4enbe Sro", men tror, at Galen
gaar u6 paa at lutte en- @lags 5or=
bun6 me6 e1ropeiffe Magter, bbor=
be6 Mmerifa ielp engang bil6e blibe
1,oiat for Sare. Seq tager f1lb1tan-
big Mfitono fra Eanfen ont, at bor
Nation ifol 6eltage / @iennemferel~
fen al europpiife Gre0splaner", iag-
be 8rDan: ~bbis Nationerne bil 1lut=
te Greo paa BEN Waa6e, 1om Bre=
fioenten bor antD6et, bebpper 6e lite
Dor Msititance."
@libu &oot - Der al mqnge reg
mes for at bore Mmerifas eneite oir-
fc!ige @totsmon6 ftben Sobn SaDS
Sage - bol6t forleoen en- Sale
Gecuritp 2eog,e / @aibington, bpo1
ban iagoe, at ban par / SberenS.
1temmelfe meo 8reii6entens &an'
Ter, men at oct bar umuligt at gien.
nenfgre Dem, bbis life Mmerifc
funoe 1tette fin Sci al 6e forneonf
@arontier mes ttlitrpffelig 8aaben
magt; ban mente, at bette Maa'
fun fnn6e naaeS beo Snoferelien al
almin6elig 8ernep1igt BERT 2on6et
uDer maa bore en- Magt Bag Ben'
l1en - ellers En- ollie Mftaler p9r6i
ffpIe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02
En- fra1Bk Bnmt.
Sro Boris te!egrofereg i fione

Sra Baris te%!egrafereg / ii6ne
l1ge:
@n @apa1ingeret bor frifienot
Den tpbcaorige 4o1noe, sSoiepbine
Bartbelemep, Ser bor onflaget for
at hobe 6rRbt tit Born. Baqefter
,lDfpnifeoe &ettens Meolemmer ben.
6e.
8rnnocn til benne uir6bonliae
Nrocconre - nie6baulig 1elb / en-
partftf @et - bar, at Sofepbines
Barn bap6e en- tpf Saoer.
"Derfor ilog leg Barnet ibiel~,
iog6e bum.
On tpif 6oloot bob6e UNDER Ct
Snofalo paa franff Soto bolotaeet
Sofepbine, og fom 5plge oeraf en-
ifeoe bum life, at bans % ben0es
Barn }ful6e babe Sob at lebe.
Boriierne betragter BEN unae Bi-
&c 1om en- Seltin6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-02-02

ySS' S's~SS FOS 1OySI$ ~ A4
eHer "Mo
men, Der fal6t me6 en- Seftigbeb al
fem @ranater / Sefunbet. De 1pb
frem, faite6e fig plat ne6 / Mn6be-
ret, iprang otter op, le6 bibere og
folot ne6 igien. Det fal6er @ngIen=
6erne for u&engnrn" <2pbet, og set
er ben ene1te Waa6e at fonnme frem
igiennem en- Sperreil6 pna me6 life
altfor 1tore Tnb.
Ser bor mango 8oDrere meIlem
5ongerte / @oar, og1on mange
8ommeronere og 5cbleiiere. Set Ell
Sol6ater, ser gie!6er for at bore
Be be61te @lementer / 6en tp1fe Scr.
Sc fleite of bem obergab fig ret
go6billigt og u6en at gigre for me-
get 5peftafel. &un en- &oon6fulo
Bocber ~forfggte at gigre noget mere
effeftip Mo6ltan6 pan &irfegaar6en
be6 8%eoucourt, men ogiaa be bIep
temme6e og pntte6e / @9ffen. 9o
Der be6 &amel bar taget ct belt
&ompagni til Sunge, og @nglen=
6erne boo6e f6rt Sangerne baguo,
1aa man plu6lelig Sc menige Col,
batter fal6e ODER 6eres egne Office
}rer for at giennemprDgle 6em. Mog-
le iag6e, at set bar for at bebne fig
for 6uar11ig 8ebon6ling, onbre, at
Set bar for0t Officererne paa fejg
Waabc bar freben / Sfiul / Sc
bombefifre Stunt UNDER &umpen. -
Nu, Ga man life bebepe6e at frDgte
@trof, bil6e man bebne fig. Sc en-
nelife 5ol6ater, Ser %bebogtebe 81.
fferne, bab6e &elb9r nof meo at Be-
ffDtte Officererne.
De engelife uEonfs" ipille6e og=
iaa / 6isie &e en- flor % betpo,
ningSfulo @olle. Seq 1aa en- at Dem
pe6 Mrbei6et. Sorott en- Meoo1,te bar
Der n6ipGn6t II - elIebe = Big=
traaosgiGr6er. Sci pil6e babe 70.
itet nogle &un6re6e Menneffer 81
bet at fomme igiennem Der. @oo
toni Smf'en". Sen bro!te6e trent
iom en- Mellemttng melIem en- Mno
oa ct &il6ibin. st m9gtigt @tgb
1neo Soritabnen, % Bigtraa6e11
fprang, io1n ON set Dor Mofaroni.
On anben vEanf" blep ftonbiet al
en- Sorbin6ring / Eerrenet. Sen
bar lebet fa1t. Spiferne 1tprte6e frem
buienoe 1om en- @an6e sSnoionere,
Der CT u6e efter en- Sfalp. vEan<
fen" l11ffe6e fine Sfpoeifaar og an=
ore Mabninger % Al benteoe 1aa me6
filoiofiif SO, bba6 ser moatte tom.
me al Bomber og @ranater. Nu og
90 aabne6es en- final Stribe og en-
Straale at Mitraillgie=Sl6 foer no
% 6rGbte nogle af 8%eleirerne. Disfe
ibareoe me6 &aan6granater, Der
prelleoe al paa 6ens Banier fom
sgrter paa en- Sfi!bpa0be. &bis ST.
iferne bnb6e funnel lpgge 9rene
til uGanf'ens" 8eg, biI6e be babe
funnel bore, bborle6es @nglenoerne
inoe / 8ognen bre6 fig af Cater.
Saa Tom ct Detacbement engeIife
@renaoerer og befrie6e uEanf'en"
Der fi6rte bi6ere frem moo Giens
BEN.
Monge bar ipnrgt mig, bborle6es
biSie u3anfs" Ter TO. Selb ON leg
funbe, biI6e leg nuturligbis life fl.
&c BET, men bborle6es ffuIoe en- ina-
BON 8e%ffripelfe ogfaa bore nnlig.
Mean hunbe. lige fnn go6t forIgge paa
at beifribe oct itore DDr / Mpofa.
lppien. Mon t9nfe fig blot en- Wel-
Iemting mellem en- DipIoboelig og
ct &pmpeboben6Dr ~ ct Sorti6s6pr,
Tom be6 ct MirafeI bnr Blebet ffan-
net beo Spnoflo6en, og Tom beo ct