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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21
INVENTORS GUIDE:
Government Ready to Encourage
Genius of Country.
SEND ALONG YOUR SCHEME.

In Submitting Original Service to Ma
val Consulting Beard Use the Mails.
Board Too Busy For Personal Inter-
views--lmmediate Trial For Any.
thing of Value.
New York.A few days ago publicity
was given 10 the statement Of United
States navy officer here that he was
"pcstered to Death by cranks with sill
sorts of crazy inventions they wished
to hand over to the government"
The officer in question Is one of the
most able the most valuable, In the
service. There is no doubt cther. as
he says, that he has suffered great an
noyance. At the same time the state
ment he made could not have been
more unfortunate, says Macmillan
Foster of the Nigilantes.
Instead of discouraging the so called
cranks of inventors, the United States
government at the moment Is making
every effort In its power to encourage
and develop the country's inventive
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21
FARES TO CHICAGO ILL.
S1.50 Weekend Excursions

every Saturday and Sunday. also on
Decoration Day, Fourth OK July and
Labor Day sl.50.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21

Photo by American Press Associate a.
THOMAS h. EmsoH GREETs SECRETARY
DANIELS.
genius. Any suggestion that viii in
any way aid to terminate the war will
be received with gratitude.
In submitting the invention or orig
inal device to the naval consulting
board 10 Park row, the following
should be borne In mind
Plans for such devices should be sub
mitted by mail, and only by mail. In
no case should they be submitted in
person. The board is far too busy to
give time for personal interviews.
In describing your invention sim
plicity is a great and necessary requi.
site. Only one invocation should be
described in each communication. If
the inventor has, say, half dozen In
ventions. let him set forth each in a
separate communication.
In submitting an invention the III
ventor should he particular to state
briefly It's peculiar novelty
1t should be stated nj whether the
invention is in general Use or whether
the use has been limited If the device
is in an experimental state only this
should be stated. 1t should also be
stated whether it has only been work
ed out on paper or whether it Is nj en-.
tirely new theory still requiring devel-
opment.
State also whether the invention Is
patented, and If so attach copy Of
the patent. If patent is pending the
typewriter specification and n print of
the drawing should be attached.
II the inventor has no mechanical
knowledge It would be well for him &c
get some one, trained engineer pref
erably, to typewrte a complete de.
scription Of the device and mako draw
ings Of 1t, where such drawings are
possible. In order that the inventor
may protect himself, let him sign and
date both the drawings and the descrip
ton and have two witnesses also sign
and date both. ut also would be wei
for him to keep the originals tbotl
drawings and specifications and for
ward only carbon copy of the speci
flcation and copy Of the drawing.
II remuneration Is expected of tho
United States government it. shcr,l 7;
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21
THINKS OF PET CANARY.
Woman Refuses to Go to Hospital Until
Bird Is Cared FOR.

Philadelphia Though suffering from
n broken leg and two fractured ribs.
Miss Pauline DelIayen, fiftr-ive years
old, refused to go TO a hospital until
after she had gone home and seen that
her pet canary, Pete, was safely In the
hands Of friend.
The aged woman was struck by an
AUTOMOBILES. When patrol arrived she
firmly refused to 90 to u hospital for
fear Pete might stnrvc.
Finally Sergeant souder ordered the
patrol to the woman's hone she turn
csl the bird over to an oblielng neigh
Dor and then was hurried to The West
Philadelphia Homeopathic hospital.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21
Professional Cards
N. N. ARMSTRONG,

Attorney at law. 21O-2ll aoloney
Bldg, Ottawa, Illinois. Telephones:
Office. 3I5-W. Residence, 3l2-i.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21

81 lust think cur mamma Is Al
awful gossip said six year-old Charlie
to his little sister.
GLOW can you say such thing!
she exclaimed.
"Well, tha's just what she Is" re
piled the little fellow. Everything
do size runs and tells papa. Chicago
News
stated specifically. On The other hand,
state also whether the device IL do
mated to the government.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21
Classified Advertising

Advertisements will be inserted in
this column not exceeding five lines,
three times. 25c; one week soc. Each
line over five, Toe per week addition
al. All advertisements in this col
umn must be paid in advance. No
advertisement viii be inserted in this
column for less than Z5c.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21
Opening Chapter Monday
Elouuent Music.

"NhGt do you do when your wife
asks you for money!
81 deliver lecture on the high cost
of living, the folly OF extravaganza and
my limited income
"What does she do"
"She huns a little tune"
"rheu what happens"
81 hand her a check for the desired
amount. - birmingham Age Herald.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21
EASTBOUNp.

Eastbound cars for Marscilles. Sen.
eca, Morris, Minooka Rockdale, 10.
let, H., leave Ottawa station in
A. M.-5:45, ESQ, 1850, $3.50, $50,
$1,000 1850
p. M.--1250, 1850, $3.50, $3.50, 4:5o,
sos, $3.50, 7:50, $50, a11:00.
Sundays and holidays only.
a Morris.
WESTBOUND.
Westbound cars for Starved Rock
Utica, La Sale, Peru, Spring Valley
Ladd, Depue. Bureau and Princeton
leave Ottawa station in
a. M.--b520. c5.50, b6;50, cS:05
bS;50, d9:50, e10:35.
p. M.-d12:05, e12:5O, d1:5O. b2:5o,
c3;50, b4:5O, c5,5O, b6.50, c7;5O,
bS:50, d9;5O f11:00.
b Ladd and intermediate points
Princeton and intermediate
points
d Princeton-Ladd and intermediate
points.
De Pue, Ladd and intermediate
points.
La Sale and intermediate points.
soUTHBouND.
Southbound cars for Mckinley
Park, Grand Ridge and Streator. H.,
leave Ottawa station in
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21

RE:E:G.KAm' ::
pills!
Their action is prompt and
thorough, and you soon feel
their benefits. You will eat
more, work better, sleep sound
er, and feel new strength after
a short course Of these depend
able pills. They restore
healthy conditions, and soon
Bring Health
and Energy
Largest Sale Of Any Medicine In the World
Sold Everywhere. In boxes, loc.. 25c.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-07-21
Every Day Fares.

Round Trip; 10. Ore Way~-sl.OO.
Round "Trip -,ckets limited to ten
days via Joliet. H., Chicago & Joliet
Electric Ry.
Evening star., 1917-04-09

going thumpity-t y-thumpity-thump and
he once more breathed easily. He
knew that he had escaped. He was
safe. He sighed. and that sigh was a
happy little sigh. Then he grinned He
was thinking of how hard he had tried
to get a chance to sleep that day and
how every time he thought he had
found a bed he had been turned out of
it almost as soon as he had closed his
eyes. Bobby has a sense of fun, and
now he saw the funny side Of all his
experiences.
There is one thing sure, and that is
being without a home is more serious
matter than l thought it was" said he
4 thought it would be easy enough to
find a place to sleep when l wanted to,
but I've begun to think that it is about
the hardest thing to do I've ever tried
Here I am in a strange part of the
Green Forest and homeless. There's
no use in going back where / used to
live. so 1 may as we'll look around
here and see what l can find. Perhaps
there is an empty house somewhere
here. Most anything will do for
a while"
So Bobby began to look about for an
empty house. Now, of course, he had
in mind a hollow tree or log. He al
Evening star., 1917-04-09

finite variety of these waistcoats in
jersey, silk cloth. taffeta, and even
Chinese cretonne. They are mounted
over blouses with full sleeves, and they
drop far enough down on the skirt to
build up harmonious line from neck
to heels.
Some women are trying to buy them
ready to wear in the mems depart
ments of the smart haberdashery
places; others are making them at
home from patterns easily obtained
from the waistcoats owned by the men
of the family.
Gayly colored jersey cloth. the worst
ed. not the silk weave. is the really
smart thing in gilet, and braid and
buttons. as well as little pockets down
near the edges, may be used as lavishly
as one wishes.
There are other extreme types in
these waistcoats that are actually
taken from polo garments. They are
of bright green or mandarin yellow
worsted jersey and fasten up to the
collar band. Full sleeves of white
muslin are attached to these and turn
over collars of white lineG.
Evening star., 1917-04-09

prettier to be found, and, in fact. no
fabrics have ever been really more
charming for cool. crisp little summer
tub frocks than the fine Scotch and
French ginghams
Many gay colors are woven into the
1917 showing of ginghams. While dis
pensers of these fabrics are not so
foolish usually as to guarantee them
against fading, If proper precautions
are taken they may be laundered sue
cesSfully.
White silk frocks, those of jersey
weaves. etc, will undoubtedly have a
vogue throughout the summer, at the
same time the real lingerie frock of
batiste, dotted swiss. voile, organdy.
etc, lace or embroidery trimmed, will
be the faVorite.
Evening star., 1917-04-09

ways had lived in a hollow tree and so
he preferred one now. But he soon
found that hollow trees We're few and
far between in that part of the Green
Forest, and those he did find didn't
have hollows big enough for him. The
same thing was true of hollow logs.
He was getting discouraged when he
came to a ledge of rock which was the
foundation of a little hill deep in the
Green Forest.
In this ledge of rock Bobby discov-
cred a crack big enough for him to
squeeze into. Just out of curiosity he
did squeeze into it, and then he dis
covered that after little it grew wider
and formed the snuggest little cave he
ever had seen. 1t was very dry and
comfortable in there. All in a flash it
came to Bobby that all that was need
ed to make this the snuggest kind of a
house was a bed of dry leaves. and
these We're easy to get. Bobby's eyes
danced.
I've found my new home" he de-
clared out loud. TT can't be cut down.
as my old home was. Buster Bear can't
tear it open with his great claws. No
one bigger than L can get into it. It's
the safest and best house in all the
Green Forest and I'm going to stay
right here"
And right then and there Bobby Coon
curled up for that sleep he SO much
needed.
Evening star., 1917-04-09

finish. Two convenient and clever little
pockets give a smart touch to the
skirt. To make this frock three yards
of checked material will be required,
together with two and quarter
yards of plain color. fabric.
Checked ginghams are in high favor
Evening star., 1917-04-09
LI1IItE&0R!E!s. L1I
.6rBEDTInTE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright, 1917. by T. W. Burgess.)
BODY Coon Finds a Home at
Last.

When Buster Bear started to chase
Peter Rabbit it gave Bobby Coon a
chance he was not slow in accepting.
Buster had given Bobby a terrible
shaking up in the top of that young
tree, but in spite of that he had his
wits about him. He needed them, and
he knew he needed them. SO the very
instant Buster Bear started after Peter
Rabbit. down from the tree scrambled
Bobby Coon. Never in all his life had
he scrambled down a tree faster. He
knew that Buster would not follow
Peter far. and so he. Bobby. had no
time to lose. He would get just as far
from that place as he could before Bus
ter should return.
So. while Peter Rabbit was running,
lipperty -lipperty-lip in one direction
as fast as ever he could Bobby Coon
was running in the opposite direction.
and his black feet We're moving aston
ishingly fast. He didn't know where
he was going. but he was on his way
somewhere, anywhere, to get out of
the neighborhood of Buster Bear. So
Bobby took little heed of where he was
going, but ran until he was too tired
to run any more. His heart was beat
ing thumpity-thump-t -thump, thumpity
thump- -thump, and he was breathing SO
hard that every breath was gasp and
hurt. He just had to stop. He couldn't
run another step.
AS he puffed and puffed, trying to get
air enough into his poor lungs, he lis
tened for sounds of Buster Bear. Bob
byS ears are very keen, but keen as
they are they cannot hear what doesn t
exist, and SO they told Bobby nothing
whatever of pursuit by Buster Bear. OF
course not. You remember Buster
didn't even try to follow Bobby. He
didn't even know in which direction
Bobby had gone. SO though he listened
and listened Bobby didn't hear so much
as the rustic of a leaf. 1t was very,
very quiet there in the Green Forest.
After while Bobbys heart stopped
Evening star., 1917-04-09
FASHIONS

The attractive little suspender dress
shown in the sketch is made of check
ed gingham, combined with plain color
chambray in blending or contrasting
shade. The back of the skirt is entire
ly of the checked fabric. the plain
panel being let into the front only.
The dress fastens in the center front.
the wide belt or girdle buttoning un-
derneath the arm. A row of buttons is
Set ON the bodice at the side. simulat-
ing an entire side closing. The front
fastening is effected invisibly.
Deep elbow length cuffs are featur-
ed on the sleeves. The collar is edged
with a half or three -quarter-inch-w wide
bias band of plain color fabric. White
may be used if desired as collar
Evening star., 1917-04-09
FASHIONS AND FADS.

Crocus-mauve is new spring color.
Charmeuse and satin are great rivals
Buttons are used very freely in deco
ratiVe ways.
Long silk jerseys in bright colors are
favored.
White silk net makes a delightful
evening frock.
Black and white is in high favor for
evening gowns.
Pink shantung is used for a vest in a
blue serge suit.
Foulard is combined with serge, chaS-
meuSe or linen.
Evening star., 1917-04-09

this summer. The early southern tour
lists placed their seal of approval on
tub frocks of the old-fashioned check
ed ginghams, trimmed frequently with
crisp white organdy collars and cuffs
The development of summer ward
robes is following the vogue estab-
liShed for ginghams. There is nothing
Evening star., 1917-04-09

Swift & Company's Sales of Beef In
Washington. D. c.. for the week ending
Saturday, April Z, averaged as follows:
Domestic beef, 1895 cents per pound
Advertisement.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01
Soyale S%utheranere.

@ocf Sslanb, 81, 2b5e april:
DR.. N. 6. Hanien, GrGiioent for
Sainoistonierencen al BEN ipenlf'
lutberife 9irfe, erflpreoe / i'm
aarsberetning, iom opl9ites paa
Wsbet ioag, at S%ltberanere life
clene er lopale gorgere, men at DC
Ear tillaet Hegieringen lin moral
ife Stette. Sans S%enitiaing til
aonierencen ON at poe Tr9ltoent
8ilion lin enige Ststte bilites meo
Seeeiitring al Selegaterne til
Sonferencens 65be Iarsmsoe, Iom
Gabneoes Der ibag.
DR.. 90. 6. &anlen gienpalgtes
meb Gnltemmigbeo til Sr9iioent
Taitor S. 5. Seeoorf fra &ocf.
iorb paletes til 8icepr9iibent, go
tor Sablbers fra 9erwpn til &C.
freter ps Taitor Ybinip Sbelan.
Ser ira gatapia til Gasierer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01
Iem Miuioner Mano.

Ter err irembeleS bette Ieninger
ont, hpor itcr Scr De Soreneoe Sta.
ter ber title pua 9enene / lin arig
meb Spiflonb. Reeieriugen bar ment,
Of Den minoit bsr bore paa 10 eler ire
Mi0ioner Wtanb; men Der er Dem,
Tom ipnes, Of Oct npf funoe flare fla
meb noget minbre, % Der er ceiaa
benz, iom tror, Of ire Minioner err
forlioet. glanot De iibite er ben be.
fienbte ariesforreiponbent StanIeu
@oibburn, Ssn az aibeoe 5crbuuos.
ienntcr %. 9. @aibblrn ira Minne.
iota. Wr. @aibburn, Ser npIia ei
penot tilbaee fra europa, bpor bar
bar opbolot iig neiten belt iiben Sri
gems geepnbelie, talte iorleoen ri
ten / ben rationale Gresieflub
9aibinston og irembolot meo Stpr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01
maoneeen / Gvlfldno.

9ern, Scbpeit5, 25be april. -
Oct tpife fon Ierpatiue glab "Seut-
Icbe Sages5eitllne" beifriper ben De-
iperate Sitllation / oct tpife 2ano-
brrg poa f%elsenoe Waaoe: "Soroen
er iaa ubpirt, at Soberaplen er paa
set alporligite truet. Set er oglaa
omtrent llmi1lie al inbiaa me @r9s-
noIoe paa @rrnb al Wangel paa
@r9sfre. Sprlig er Der flor Man-
gel pua alpper. % Sucernefre."
&egieringen gipr itore anitrengel'
fer for at inteniificere ~Sanobrrget. S
@laoene / Sranffurt itaar at lGie en-
fraftig Ippel fra arigsminiltertet til
apinoerne ON at 9aa no paa Wtar-
ferne % biGlpe Ssnoerne meo oeres
@rbeioe. Sc pperIte milit9re Che
fer / be Strpg, Iom er | geleirings-
tilItanb, bpor be bar ni%no'frPnfet
Wnnoiobeb, bar beillttet of nnoer-
rette ulle mobililerebe chile Fcrio-
ner ON, at bpis be life Itrar forfeter
Tia i1b paa 9anbet og biplper til meo
@naronnorbeioet, iaa penter Der Dem
itreng Straf.
Observation-Disclosures / gItprei.
Ien bar bapt Wpoer / airferne, bpor
Sc tilitcbepprenbe bar forpligtet Jig
til at onitrenge Jig til oct poer'te for
at iau set melt mllige al lin Soro.
Ser err en- Baragraf at en- Erpfen,
iom gif iorlib for ct iaaoont Wpoe |
airfen / Stotterpobnen:
"0e fommenoe fem Waaneoer bill
aigiere Dor Sfipbne. @i fam boloe
no finn / set Silfplbe, at bper enfelt
lloen pibere leperer fra Zig De Waopa-
rer, ban err / geiiobeIle al, % fun
boloer tilbage oct allernsopenoigIte
icr iig og fine. Spis hi life poer NOT,
ioa bill bort fipre SGorelanb buffe
unoer Tor Sienoen, og oct bill gaa lin
Hllin imsoe."
Gen prolific S%nbreminiIter bar
uoItebt ar~nogierelle ON, at Sorobrn-
aere ifal bape 2pp til at arbeioe paa
Scnbage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01
Rommtsfionen
til Rusldno,

@aIbinston, 26be slpriI: Sor.
benp9renbe Statsminiiter glibu
Hoot bar, efter Ell 8onference meo
TrGiioent @ilion ioag, formelt at.
cepteret Sormanospoiten / ben
amerifanife &ommisiion til Gus-
lcnb.
commissioner fommer til at be-
too at fire commissioner % en-
Stab of Sefretprer % asiiitenter.
Zen penter at tiltrGbe ReiIen til
9irtslano ON noele Gage.
Spab Rrslano bopeoiaeelig trrn'
ger er poIitiif, inaniiel og fom'
merciel @siiitance % @~eileoning
ioapel iom Sialp i'll at faa brast
Sroen / SransportpeIenet.
Set iorlpoer, at Yr9iioent @il-
ion bar nnber Snerpeielie llonnp.
nelien Of en- Sccialiit iom Reblem
al commissioner, og at @alset |
Ioa Silf9loe rimelispis oilbe falbe
paa fbp. aongresmonb @ictor Der
ger fra Miltpaufee, @ts.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01
Smaa Krtesnotiier.

griterne bar ubiteot &1inbeierelie
ON, at Sare5onen / 1orbfisen otter
err bIet ubpioet, iaaIebes at @rPnien
err fIpttet belt inc til De boIIanbife og
6anife SerritoriaIpanbe. Set CT meo
andre Orb Den tpife H~orbiisfpit, iom
er blet luffet enbnu t9ttere eno fsr.
\
aiebenbapn, 2Sbe Ipril. - en- at
DC melt bersnte al alle tplfe u-gaao
Gbeier, &ommanosrlsitnant Eet5, er
falot iom Offer for llnoerpanosfri,
gen. Sntet officielt er oplpit berom;
men 9lpiierne / bans Siembp, So
nigsbere inbeboloer NotiIer ON bans
Seo. Set par Eet5, Tom / Sebruar
latte en- Heforb, iom enonu ingen
anben bar fommet npr, ibet bans
lt.9ado paa en- enfelt Dag i9nfeoe
Sfibe paa tiIiammen $4,000 Cons.
Oct ipanife &eformparti bar no'
iteot ct WanifeIt, unbertegnet at oper
100 Senatorer oe Oeputereoe og
andre fremitaaenbe Menb, bpori BET
erflpres, at ct bipIcmatiif 9ruo meo
SpifIano mi er nsbbenbig for ben
Ipanife Stations SnteresIer og 89r,
bisbeb. Wsitralitet unoer Be nltpa.
renoe Smitenoigbeber er uml,lig,
foriifres Der.
2eitnant 6. s. Gam, en- Ssn al
Sen brittle Sinansminiiter, er blet
taget tilfange al Sprferne | Hulpitt-
na, meloes ira 9onbon.
2onoon, 27be Ipril. = Spife 0e.
Itropers anereb isaar @ftes &ams'
gate (paa gngIanbs 9itfpit). st
fort Intal @ranater blep ierot inc
oper 9pert, men Spiferne blep mart
orepet pef al 8pitbatterierne. On
Wano og en- &pinbe blep brebt peo
gombaroementet, % en- Ntano og
TO &pinber blep laaret. 81 9eboel-
iesbrie bIep ifaoet.
2onoor, 26be Ipril. - gn Sep'
peliner af npeite Sppe er blet eoelagt,
meloes BERTH fra Imiteroam. Set
er tpife Selerterer, Tom bar bragt
Meooelelien til Sollanb. Wens oen
Itore, npe "2uftfrpbIer" / Wanoags
bar noe paa Brspetur mellem Srie'
oricbsbafen og Silbelmsbafen, fom
sem 2it for Srisbure inc / en- polo-
iom 8aitepinb, Tom en%oeoenote ben.
gaIlonen e~rplobereoe, og belle geI9t'
ninaer, bporiblanbt TO al geItprerne
for 3eppelinperfiteoerne / Srieoricbs-
bafen, omfom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01
lloiiat til imal Roit | England

9onoon, 2Soe Mpril. = Oct en-
geIife Solf blep ioag al 2oro Seocn-
port paa set alporliglte forebclot, at
9anoetS tonnage oaglis blep reduce
ret / Ell laaoan Waaleitof, at Natio-
men trres al alporlis Maneel paa
Sipsfornsbenbeber, inoen man r9f-
fer / bette Iars @pling.
9orbens ltotalelier = ban inoe.
bar nemIis Stillingen Iom 5000
Controller" = frentfom iom Spar
paa en- Soreipsreiel / Sperbliet ON,
bporoan set eif meb ben fripillige
%ationerins, og ON Der par ltbiister
til, at Hesierinsen laa Jig MOTT til at
inbfsre tpuneen H%ationerins.
San oplpite, at ser brepes en- me-
act omiattenoe agitation for at eie'
re ScIf inoIpienoe 3sopenoigbeoen
al at Ipare paa Maben, iprlig @rs-
oct.
"Mten 90 Der in9en siebliffelig
ltbiiat er i'll, at bore Sfibe otter fan
foa panfe frit paa Sapet, iaa fan pi
liaeiaa gobt itrar sisre os fcrtroIige
meb Sitaationens Mlpor," iaaoe
2oroen. "Meoninbre pi praftiierer
Sen nebpenbiee Electromagnetic, iaa
fan ri life Hare os til fcmmenoe
Seit uoen alpcrlie Maneel paa Gins.
fornsoenbeSer % oft, bpab bet fsrer
meS iia. Sette er Den ntilbpIleoe
Sanobeo. Web benne Situation for
lie bar hi beili,ttet at tr9ffe Sorbe'
reoeIier til SnofsreIien al tulnseu
%ationerins. i9rlie meo Senipn til
@rsb % Suffer, men osiaa andre
Mabparer. meb forfeit miIie @ariel,
Ioainart bette finbes uanbgaaeltg."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-01

900 Wano mere til at msoe Srpffei
Ii @eit, foruoen of oct giper Dem so
gang i'll be rusiiife Sorraaosfamre.
bror De fan ifaffe fig iaapeI Wab moi
Tom llo1tpr nof for Spren til at boloe
3rigen 9oaenoe baaoe TO og ire Iar,
Oct er beaeriffe noeen umnligbeo,
miIit9rt iet, at Spiferne inoen lite
September fan inotage Yetrograo,
og ifltloe bette life, niloe oct foa al
porlige Splger | mango Senieenoer
for H~iislanb, og bermeo ogiaa bets
Ilierebe. Sor oct isrite pilbe be paa
oenne Waabe fomme / 9eiiooeIie al
De itsrite rlsiiife Immunitionsiabri-
fer; bern9it piloe De funne ~iiolere
Den rilsiiife Slaobe / giteriieen og
lGgge Sinoringer ioeien for Sorbin-
oelien meqem HuSlano og @nglanb,
iaa at Den aaer paientligite Grams.
port maotte foreeaa oper Den trans.
iibiriife 8one, Tom epentiielt life paa
Iangt npr pilbe filnnne ~tilireosItine
De arap, ser bleb itillet iii ben.
Ser er eiter Wr. @oibburns Me.
ming ingen SpiI ON, at DC me rilsii.
ife Mpnoigbeoer er beiiPlet al oen
rette Iano og bill gisre, bpao Der ltaar
/ beres Magt, for at binore Spifer.
mes Srenlgong; men pao oen anoer
SIDE ma man altio bore forberebt
pao, at tpife Sntriganter / ct 2ano
iom Huslano fan faa tat Sing / Gee.
ne, iom piloe bringe ilaneoe Soritpr.
$50 fraftigere Ststte ben rus
fife &egiering berfor faar berfra,
bes bebre lGttes Ben iitanb til at flare
panifeIise Spgape, % 10 itsrre er
Sanoipnligbeoen for at unbgaa ben
6are for De aniereoe Magter =
ibereenet - iom en- eperl-
tliel tpif Sffiipation al 1etrogrob Ell.
Ter Ell Separatfreo inoeb9rer.