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C. {. REEVES KOllS
ARMY C0kMISSIOM

C.. E. Reeves of this city holds a
special commission as captain in the
QuaItermaster's department OF the
United States army and is likely to
be called to the colors as soon as the
government begins the organization
OF its enlarged military force. Mr..
Reeves has held his commission for
some time and has been assigned TO
the hypology. or live stock. division
OF the Quartermaster's department.
In the event Of TIE mobilization of
the army for national defense Mr..
Reeves will. probably. be placed In
charge of a wagon or supply train.
Mr.. Reeves states that the War de-
partment has recently taken a census
of all of the horses in tire United
States suitable for cavalry mounts,
artillery purposes and use in the
Quartermaster's department and that
all of such animals have been listed
with the government officials. In the
event of great national emergency
such of these animals as may be need
ed by the government will be COM
mandeered by the military authori-
ties. Mr.. Reeves has detailed infor-
nation in relation to all Of the hors-
es in Fremont county.
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PORTLAND PROVES
VERY PATRIOTIC

Portland has proven itself TO be
communities in this section Of the
Arkansas valley when population is
taken into consideration. Since the
outbreak Of war with Germany last
week nine boys from the cement plant
and town have. not only sinified their
intention of enlisting in the service
of Uncle Sam, but have made the
trip to Pueblo, where they took the
necessary examination preliminary to
being taken into the army.
Portland is naturally proud CT this
devotion to country and in honor OF
the event of departure of those who
have been accepted into the service.
grand ball and reception was ten
dered the boys there last night. II
was a memorable occasion and one
that tie recruits will long remember.
The Portland contingent will leave
for Denver about Friday and follow
ing is list of heroes who have sue
cessfully passed the examination:
Larry Farmer. Dick Honrath. James
Hoop. Jr.. Louis Nothwang. Earl Col
Inns. Mike Brady. Abner Poteet, VAS
co Brown. Vivian Gray.
Fred Baker. w. Yoggerst.- l. Craw
and F. Kristle will leave Portland
this evening for the recruiting station
at Pueblo to undergo the examtna-
tion making a total of thirteen in
all.
At the reception last night refresh.
ments were served by the people of
Portland and general good time
was had. 1t is understood that an
other demonstration is being arrang-
ed for the boys before their depart
ure.-Florence Citizen.
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RECEIVER FOR ROYAL
ARCANUM APPOINTED

On Saturday Thos. M. Boynston.
formerly attorney general of Massa-
chusetts. was appointed receiver of
the supreme council of the Royal
Arcanum. a fraternal life insurance
order. by Federal Judge Aldrich of
Boston.
The Royal Arcanum was organized
forty-fve years ago and had a large
membership scattered thruout the
United States. There are 1000 mem
bers Of the order in Denver and
about 500 in other towns OF Colorado.
Canon City has few members. pre-
sumably about fifteen or twenty. The
membership for the United States is
said to be 10000.
The receiyership was granted on
the petition of a member who al
legged that the reserves would be en-
tirely depleted in two years
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An OLD RECRUITING
POSTER REPRODUCED D


The War department recently had
reproduced in Chicago a poster used
in the days of the Revolution 10
stimulate enli. SAents in the army
and is placing it on the billboards all
over the country to encourage the re-
cruiting campaign in which the mill
tary authorities are now engaged. A
replica of this unique and interesting
poster may be seen in one of the
windows of the postoffice lobby and
should be read by everybody pass
ing along that portion OF Firth street.
In big letters at the top appears these
words: ITO all brave. healthy. able
bodied and well disposed young men
in this neighborhood who have any
inclination to join the troops now
raising under Gen. Washington for
the defense of the liberties and in
dependence of the United States
against the hostile designs of foreign
enemies, take notice" In smaller
type then appears the following ap-
peal:
"On Tuesday, Wednesday. Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday at Spots
wood in Middlesex county. Attend
ance will be given by Lieutenant
Reading with his music and recruit
ing party of Company in Major
Shutters Battalion of the 11th regi-
ment of infantry. commanded by Lied
tenant Colonel Aaron Ogden. for the
purpose of receiving the enrolment
of such youth of SPIRIT as may be
willing TO enter into this HONOR
ABLE service.
THE ENCOURAGEMENT at this
time to enlist. is truly liberal and
generous. namely. bounty Of
TWELVE dollars. an annual and fully
sufficient supply OF good and hand
some clothing. a daily allowance OF
large and ample ration OF provis-
ions. together with SIXTY dollars a
year in GOLD and SILVER money
on account OF pay. the whole OF which
the soldier may lay up for himself
and friends. as all articles proper for
his subsistence and comfort are pro
vided by law. without any expense TO
him.
Those who may favor this recruit
ing party with their attendance AZ
above. will have an opportunity Of
hearing and seeing In a more particu-
lar manner. the great advantages
which these brave men will have.
of spending few happy years in view
ing the different parts Of this beauti-
ful continent. in the honorable and
truly respectable character Of a sol
der. after which, he may. II he
pleases. return home to his friends.
with his pockets full of money and
his head COVERED with laurels.
GOD SAVE THE UNITED
STATES"
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ABOUT WATER ON
GREENWOOD CEMETERY

A great many inquiries have been
made by Canon City people recently
in relation TO the irrigation of Green
wood cemetery. which was tentatively
agreed upon between the city coun-
Gil and the variour faternal orders
soon after the beginning of the year.
1t is Understood that water has been
available for this purpose from the
Empire Zinc company's pipe line for
month or more. but thus far no
steps have been taken towards its
utilization. 1t is getting time now 20
put in lawns. set out shrubbery and
plant flower beds. Those Interested
in the beautifying OF Greenwood GEM
etery by transforming 1t from barren
ness into a garden of verdure are anx-
ious TO have the water turned ON as
soon as possible. Unless the propo-
sition Is carried out within the next
few weeks II will be too late to DO
any good this season. 1t is under
stood that the maxium amount OF wat
er to be allowed the cemetery will be
a thousand gallons an hour.
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OLE Ho'gkvAM HERE

Mr.. Ole HoIekvam OF Eagle Grove,
Iowa, arrived here a short time ago
to spend the spring months In an
effort to get back to his normal
health again. Mr.. Hoikvam is a con.
ductor on the Northern Iowa division
OF the Chicago and Northwestern
RAILROAD and he says that last winter
saw some OF the hardest railroad.
ing since the early days. The snow
was record breaking and traffic was
tied up day after day. 1t was the
rough experiences which put Mr..
Hoikvam. who is a big six footer, and
ordinarily as hard as nails under the
weather. He thought an ounce OF
prevention was worth pound or
cure SO he took a leave of absence
and came out to this balmy climate
to recuperate. He is visiting his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Holekvnm.
s16 8. Fifth street.
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ROCKvALe SCHOOL NOTES

Rockvale school has a total attend
ance of 312 pupils in the grades and
22 in high school. Club work is also
a strong feature in this school. There
are 81 pupils in the sewing club.
taught by Miss Martin and Miss John
son; 81 are in the garden club and
IA in the poultry club. both taught
by the principal OF the school.
The total number OF teachers In
the school is ten. all of which. save
one. are graduates of colleges and
universities. In thoroness and en-
thusiasm this corps OF teachers is
not excelled in the county or state.
The Audobon Bird Club has 81
pupils who are birds friends. and
are doing all they can to increase and
protect the feathered tribe.
In connection with bird study the
following pupils have constructed
one or more houses for the same:
John Lulek. 2; Jimmie Chiri. 4;
Tony Sudo. 2; Martin Mlano, 2;
Marian vezzetti, /; Pete Cresto. 2;
Elizabeth Papish. 1; Wilbert Dew
hurst, 2; Catherine Chiri. j; John
Gardetto. /; Mary Relax. /; Pete
Plaza, /: George Kochan. /; Joseph
Putyra, /; John Chapman. /; Steve
Plaza 4; Martin yezzetti. Q: George
Bat;ll. 1; Fred Listello. 4: Mike Plaza
2; Alan Weir. 8: Joe vigher. 6: Davy
Vernon. 2; Mary Tomasi. q; Lille
Battisti. i; Mary Dremick. 7. Nike
Duzik. 2; Robert Kimbiey. 2 Joe
Rocchio. 4; Geo. Rocchio. /; John
Ratkovich. 1: Angelo Faora. s: Vic
tor Scavarda. Q; Clyde Newell. /:
Edward Watkins. 1: John Kochan. ]; {;
George Bochner. l; August Obert. I;
Mike Bodne-. /: VIM. Newell. 3; Vic
tor Savant. 1; James vegher. 1; VIII
lard Easton, /; Geo. Rezek. 1; Mar
ion Angel 8; VIII Llewellyn. 4: Cliff
ford Powell. 4: Emily Agard. 1;
Mae Nash. 2; Howard Agard. 2; Al.
bert Newcomb, 2; Dan Smilovich 2;
Mark Rezek. 1; Margaret Davis !;
Morgan Richards /: Emanuel vegher
1; John Krempley. 1; Glenn Newell
2; John Morello. 4; Tony valent. 2;
Lawrence Chiri. 1; Annie simeoni I;
Jse Lyoisek 1: Henry Searcy /; Al
bert Rocchio. 2; Harry Joncs. 3;
Max vezzeti. 2; Joe Rimbis. i; Frank
Beta. 1; Tony Valerie. /.
Total number houses, 12s.
Arbor Day will be observed Friday.
April goth and the schools will be
dismissed for the day after rendering
programs.
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GREAT THDOM6 6ATHERS
TO SINS PATRIOTIC SONS S

The Opera House was filled to its
capacity at O'Clock Sunday after
noon on tie occasion OF THE Com
munity Singing" given there under
the auspices of the Canon City Wom-
ans Civic Improvement League. The
program was under the direction 0f
w. b. Mcmillan and included the
singing by the audience of such
patriotic selections as America"
Columbia. The Gem OF the Ocean"
"The Star Spangled Banner" and
Home, Sweet Home.s aud several
solos. duets, etc.
Mrs. t. NJ. Harding, president Of
the Civic Improvement league. pre-
sided and announced the various fea-
lures Of the afternoons entertainment
as they have been arranged by the
program committee. Miss Edith Hall
gave a short history of the various
hymns sung by the audience and re-
counted the circumstances which in
spired their composition. which add
ed tc the pleasure of the occasion.
lie HoluS Va NAst AChA EOheS os'e~
to were thrown upon the screen at
the back of the stage by means OF
stereopticon-
The special musical numbers OF the
afternoon were a vocal solo by MrS.
Geo. w. Bethel Jr., CO, net solo by
J. Victor McCandless of Florence and
a vocal duet by Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
OF Florence All of them were great
ly enjoyed and enthusiastically ap-
plauded. An orchestra under the
leadership of Mr.. Mcmillan played
very acceptably several instrumental
selections. The opera house was
elaborately decorated with the ma
uonal colors for the occasion.
So successful WAS Sunday after.
noon's Community singing" that 1t
is probable that others will be Civ
en- By the league during the spring
and summer months.
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SURPRISE PARTY

A very pleasant surprise party
took place at the home of Margaret
Rogers. 10 South 10th street. We'd
nesday afternoon in celebration of
her twelfth birthday anniversary The
children in attendance spent the time
in playing games OF various kinds and
had delightful time. Refreshments
we're served. Those present. were:
Gladly Keller. Marian Walters, Cath
crime Keys. Viola Blum. Mildred
Blum. Marie Baggs. Esther Baggs,
Leatha De Weese and Dora Deweese.
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DON'T LET YOUR COUGH HANG

A cough that racks and weakens is
dangerous. 1t undermines your health
and thrives on neglect. Relieve II at
once with DIR. Kings New Discovery.
This soothing balsam remedy heals
the throat. loosens the phlegm. its
antiseptic properties kill the germ and
the cold Is quickly broken up. Chill.
dren and grown-ups alike find Or.
Kings New Discovery pleasant to
take as well as effective. Have n
bottle handy in your medicine chest
for grippe. Group and all bronchial
affections. At druggists. 50c-adv.
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CANON NEEDS CAMPING
GROUNDS, SAYS SELLERS


"One of the big Improvements Can
ON City could make that would
raise the value of property 25 per
cent, add to sanitary conditions so
percent, help tourist travel rs per
cent and aid business generally
would be the paving of Main street" !"
said Col. d. X. B. Sellers in an inter
view this morning. ''If many towns
know of had tn. opportunity fo-
paving that Canon City has they
would have had it long ago.
There is the Portland cement
works a few miles away that could
furnish cement cheaply and there is
the penitentiary right close by that
undoubtedly could and would furnish
the labor
II speak of cement for paving be-
cause l think concrete would be the
ideal way to do the paving. 1t used
to be when horse drawn vehicles
were the only thing we knew, that
concrete was not satisfactory but
now that the motor vehicle is the the
predominate mode of travel it has
been found to be one of the best
materials for paving.
The appearance of Main street
with paving would be SO enhanced
that many folks would not recognize
it. Paving ought to be put down On
the main thorofare at least.
And another thing that would
help this town would be a municipal
camping ground close in with plenty
of water and wood for automobile
tourists. Your problem now is how
TO keep the tourists here over a day.
The municipal grounds would
solve it. Instead of staying one day
the automobilists would take advan-
tage of the handy camping grounds
and stay around for at least three
days because there are that many
trips. of a days duration that would
keep them here.
IF Canon had such a place you
would find, instead of the FIVE or six
parties day you now have dur
ing the season from twenty to thirty
day would be the rule. On an aver
age of seven out of ten auto tourist
parties camp by the way on their
journeyings. They stop where they
get good camping grounds.
They would stop in Canon and
spend on an average OF $40 a dag
per party with the grocers. meat
shops. garage repair shops. picture
shows and for other things.
Canon City would do well to have
something like this. There are many
good locations here about. 1t ought
to be DONE"
in the past few days Colonel Sci
1ers and his local representatives
Hodgin and Sharman have sold many
lots and at least nine houses Colonel
Sellers has built up many towns oye-
the country. among them Pennington.
and Albuquerque and he says that
Canon City has excellent prospects
in the near future.
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NJ aF 20 p
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For Miscellaneous.
SEWING MACHINES.

SIS Singers absolutely new $50 so
slightly used Whites--S5 90 to S2s-00
singers. shuttle machines
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street. Section It." from the south curb
HHe Of Conkc1 Avenue To- tho north curb
me Of keuwood Avenue. ina the city or
Hammond. Indiana. by constructing
therein. between said terminal points.
macadam pavement twemty-scvem feet
wide and mine and one-half Inches in
depth with poured asphalt. raising aIl
manholes to correct grade reconstruct
ing all catch basins TO correct limo and
grade. constructing combination cement
curb with gutter nag and cement side
walk five feet wide. FIVE inches in
depth as authorized by Improvement
Resolution no. 649 adopted by said
Board ON the 10Th day az March 1917.
All work done i'm tho making 81 said
above described public Improvement
shall be i'm accordance with the terms
and conditions Of the Improvement
Resolution No. sac. adopted by the
Board of Public Works On the above
named date. and the detailed drawings.
plans. prohles aud spec tncations which
are now ON file and may be seen fla the
office Of said Board Of Public works
ct the city of Hammond Indiana The
Board OF Public Works has nxed the
nth day of April 1872. at TEN o'clock
a. M. as q date for the haaring of all
persons interested or whose property is
affected by said Improvement and win
decide whether the henGts that viii nc
crue to property abutting and ad-
jaoent TO the proposed Improvement
and to said City will he equal to or
exceed the estima ted cost of ire pro-
posed Improvement as estimated by tile
City Ci,al Engineer.
JACOB SCHROFTER
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NOTICE

Hereafter no classified ads VIII
be accepted over telephone unless
that person EAs telephone ana
furnishes us with the correct NUM-
Der Of same at time Of placing the
ad
All persons plactng ADVERTISE
inents with US oveS phone must SaAA
at the office and pay for same VIII
IN hve days. Otherwise an extra
charge Of TEN CENTS VIII be maze
for COLLECTING.
The best service can be given ~
bringing your advertisements TO Shs
once and pay for same at Time OA
placing the advertisement.
LAKE COUNTY PRINTING AND
PUBLISHING CO.
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Wanted-Male Help.

WANTED - Good reliable
boy, is years of age or
older for office and outside
work. The Times, Room 214
Hammond Bldg, Hammond.
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This famous Palmist reads your en-.
Tire life from cradle to old age. Just
IS the hand indicates. Gives you
dates and facts; tells you what has
passed IN life and what Is happening
without asking a single question. She
does not tell things to please But
reads things just as the hands indi
cate. tells you the planets you were
born under, the lucky and unluckv
planets, when aud where you viii
marry, settles and explains love. ram.
fly troubles, marriage. divorce. health.
business. law suits. speculatons. in
vestments. transactions of all kinds
IN fact, no matter what your hope.
fear or ambition. come to this noted
Palmist and find help There IS nd
need for anyone to be unsuccessful.
her advice removes all trouble. she
guarantees satisfaction OF no charge
Her readings are strictly confidential
Gall and consult her free.
CONSULTATION AT THE OFFICE
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WANTED TO BUY-Five or six room
cottage or bungalow. VIII give good
monthly terms but must be small pay
ment down Mail full description to
II b.. care Of Times.-3-26-6t.
7t- ~rTrD TO BL-Y-Six or eight second
hand window sashes; give sizes II u,
Times. Hammond. 3-2l.tf
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WANTED-S Several school boys wanted
for the selling organization OF the
Curtis Publishing Co. 10 handle the
saturday Evening Post. the Country
Gentleman and the Ladies Home Journ-
al Boys must go to school. he clean
gentlemanlv and ambitious The oitef
made requires no money from the boy
TO start ana has many advantages.
genuine opportunity Call az the HolGt
y. 1917 Inquire for II. If Nutter-
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Real Estate Bargains


FOR SALE-WcN planned and well
built homes are less expensive i'm
maintenance ana always command "a
ready sale Camphclls model bunga-
low homes i'm West Hammond l6) now
ready. located "a few minutes walk from
Hammond business center. are all
carefully designed and have that coW-
plete finished look that always attract
attention. improvements paid Ina fun.
Terms Small cash payments balance
monthly. Ofnce. 60 State 81. phone
32N or call at l54th st, phone 44S.
Alexander J. Campbell S-23-4t.
WANTED-F Farm within Is miles OF
Chicago for equity ina two buildings
and cash; { flats. rent S120. act quick.
d. Hartwig. S04l Nincennes ave. C'hi-
cage. 3-2f.4
WACHEWICZ HOME BARGAINS,
5-rooms and bath modern BunEe low.
Elm st. tnear car line) 80 it, lot ce-
ment walks. furnace. electric and
gas etc. all large rooms fine neigh
borhood This is the biggest bar
gain ON the market today. DON
FAIL To INVESTIGATE owner
must sell ON account Of sickness and
VIII sacrifice for Immediate sale at
only S2.4500 90. Small cash payment
down. balance 500 per mo.
We have the hest bargains in homes of
an sizes in all parts of The city
SOME VACANT NOW Easy terms
CALI cr Phone
FRANK j. WACHEWICZ CO,
lo9 155th ST toEden)
Phones 1917. 21i9. t-2o-J-
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Situations Wanted.
Wanted to Rent.

WANTED TO RENT-In East Chicago.
or 3 light hskg- rooms: young
couple no children. Apply 292 Truman
ave. Hammond. 1888
IvA%TED-At once. 8 or Groom house.
south side. for man and wife. Ad-
dress X NJ Times. Hammond. 3:2T .3
WANTED TO RENT-A small cottage
by couple, no children Address NJ,
W Times office, Hammoud.-3-26-3t.
WANTED TO RENT House or four or
six-room fat to reliable party. Ad-
drrs-s NJ \. care If Times. Hammond
3-27-tf
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For Rent Cottages.

FOR SAILS and Groom cottages.
$3.50 cash balance monthly Phone
1916 or see Mrs BunneU. 531 N1ichi-
gan ave. Hammond @-2S-1
FOR SAI4E-Five room cottage can
1203W Hammond 3.2S 3
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J0C0B SCHROEDER.
BARNET A. CARTER.
DANIEL. v. ENBIGHT.
Board OF Public Works.
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kUssAfAUL FEED & ROOFING co.
1ls Clinton st. Phone 2qs7. East chi
caEo. phone 465R s-11-ln
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y ALL PAPER 3c-We 40 paper hang.
ing. Get 1aady for spring cleaning
avo5d rush. Nsaed paint, 81 per gallon
1. Z. Cohen 2s9 s;ibIey ST. Hammond
Phone 1o36W. 2lEtf
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-09-27

Gorbtn6elien mellem Spflano %
=Mmerifanerne bar beret benne
@egjering befien6t en- lengere Eie.
og Cir @obert GaIemertts Nffare CAB
afgieren6e 8epis for, at SDflan6 for<
ipgte at pi116e Srif= =Mmerifa1erneS
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l1oenrigs6epartemetttet oplDfe in-
tet ON Sen 0rganii iation, iom ffnl6e
baanotere 6e $4,000, ffidnt &egie-
ri11gen u6e11tpil boloer paa at fomme
paa Spor efter ben.
&Doroan ben ar1ertfanife @egiering
bar faaet fat paa 8ernstorffs &om-
ntunife, bol6es benmelig..
San11ne Sag, ion1 8ernstorff ien6.
te tit &on1n1unife ON 6e $50, 900, Ice,
ite Breiioe11t @iIion / @enatet lin
Sale, bport ban fre1nbol6t, bba6
@lags 5reb 6e Soreneoe 5tater flt1t-
be pere neo paa at garantere. Set
bar ben berpmte Gale, bbori ban bao
alle Mationer ON at ubeotage Mon.
roes8 s8oftri11en fom 8er6ens- -9oftrin" .
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bleb 8ernstorff gtbet fit @ns.
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ttator Sting af lttab bar ibag beiternte
8ebiier for, at fbb. @nbasfa0dr bon
8erngtorff betalte uo tore GUNNER
(Sortiattes paa 2oen gibe.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-09-27

Set ct oglaa betegnenoe, at netop
paa oenne Si0 fortalte 8ernStorff
Bresien, at ban gioroe alt, iom itoo
/ bans Mqgt, for at forbin6re &rig
mellem &pifla1o og oe Borene6e Sta=
ter. Otter 8ruo6et Deoblep ban og=
iaa at 1ige, at bal, bil6e anpet16e bele
itn SsSn6flp6elie / Berlin for at afpRr-
ge Dirfelige Sienbtligbeoer.
Meoens 8ernstonf foregap at noe,
re oe penligite Sgldier for Mmerifa,
snife6e ban at afbarge &rig enc og
a1ene af ben @ri,nb, at Mmerifas
5tprfe piloe giere bet baablpft for
GDinan6, tiger 4ltoriteterne.