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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
The Music and Photo House
Stanton Roweil, Proprietor
n MINUTE n
= Pc ECH -
THE NEED FOR $3.50, 600, 900

The first Y. NJ. C. A. drive was for
3h million dollars, the second for
35 million dollars, the third began
for ITO million dollars, and now
comes the urgent request to increase
this amount to $50 million dollars.
We can hardly keep back the ques-
tion, "Why Is so much needed?"
Without in any way seeming to min
imize the work Of the other welfare
organizations, each as important in
its field, let us give a glance at the
scope OF the Y. NJ, C. A. work and
the extent Of the territory it covers.
The British government and ma.
tion take care of the Y. NJ. C. A. for
the Tommies, but aside from that
the United States provides the huts
for all the rest of the allies. This
means that not only in all the camps
and cantonments in the United States
but in France, in Italy. in Russia,
and along the Serbian front the Y.
NJ. c. A. carries its message of home
and good cheer To do this 1t must
have ready at moments call all
the necessary materials for a hut
and its equipment. The Y. NJ. c. A.
wherever possible provides its own
transportation facilities. and has in
use thousands of trucks and auto
mobiles. No matter where the Am
erican soldier has gone, those at
home have been gladdened by the
sight of the now familiar red tri-
angle on the stationery, and the COM
fort that this one thing has brought
to the hearts of American mothers
can not be measured. The Y. n. C.
A. provides entertainments on an
enormous scale. 1t has placed record
orders for all kinds of athletic ap-
paratus which is used free of charge
by the soldiers back of the lines. 1t
is carrying on an educational cam
paign that will increase enormously
90 GUM - thO Wdl - OfCIs II ndo q
very extensive canteen service, and
supplies the food and sweets at no
profit to the organization. When a
business has only expense and no in
come, and when 1t is planned on
such a huge scale as the army Y.
NJ. c. A, there must necessarily be
an immense outlay to keep it run
ming. There need be no fear OF
waste of funds, as the business men
at the head Of the organization are
men who know how to handle big
business. The Y. NJ. C. A. secretaries
get only enough salary to pay their
expenses while abroad and the fam
ilies dependent upon them receive an
allowance which will enable them to
meet the family expenses. Money
Is made to go Just as far as it can
be stretched, and it is all spent fol-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
Porkers Die

Porkers Die
At Findley Bros. ranch on the APP
plegate several hogs have lately
died from disease, the outward signs
of which is a severe coughing. r..
j. Bestul. veterinarian. who examined
one of the hogs. states that the all
ment is what is known as swine
plague, or pneumonia Local ply
sicians, as well as DR.. Bestul. state
that the disease is not contagious to
people.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
COTTON PRICE DROPS $40
PER BALE ON PEACE NEWS

New York, Nov. 13.--Cotton drop
ped $40 bale in the market here
today. Traders seemed unable to
interpret the peace situation in its
relation to the staple. The recession
of 200 points for the January option
was the maximum movement permit
ted by a rule adopted October 5, by
the board OF managers OF the Cotton
Exchange designated to prevent ex-
cessive fluctuations during any one
days trading.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
voorhics u Sergeant

Voorhies Sergeant--
The announcement In Sundays
Courier that Earle VOORHEES, had
been appointed an orderly brought
forth a protest from Eugene. The
young man announces that he is
not an orderly, but is a non COM
missioned officer in the S. A. T. c.,
a sergeant, next In authority to the
first sergeant, and that when order
lies are to be appointed It is his bus
mess to do the appointing. He is
now quartered in the Phi Delta Theta
house with the band platoon and is
second In authority in the house.
Envelopes at the Co .rier Once.
Our classified ads bring results
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
BOY Scouts busy

BOY Scouts Busy
Last night about 10 or 12 Boy
Scouts were out In the interest OF
the United War Drive. They placed
advertising matter on all store win
dows and on automobiles. am after
the job was finished were given II
treat at HornIng's Shack. by George
Cramer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
NOTICE

will be in Portland until Janu-
ary 1st. for the Johns Manville Co.
My office will be handled by Miss
Galbraith, who is both competent
and reliable. Any courtesies ex-
tended her will be appreciated by me.
l.. A. LAUNER,
10 190 Church ST., Portland, Ore.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
VIM Leave for France

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ], Garrett OF this
city have received word from their
son, Commodore Garrett, who is at
Camp Lewis, to the effect that he
will leave within few days for
France. l.,.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
Returns From Corvallis

Returns From Corvallis
Mrs, C. d. Thompson has returned
from Corvallis, where she has had
charge OF the tray service In the hos
pltal. At one time there were over
80 patients In the hospital. but con.
citions are now greatly improved.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
Sapie HniIosopner.

De hymn tells you bout bein' "In
heaven a thousand years." but dar's
some folks what couldn't stand sich
longtime prosperity.-Atlanta Consti.
tuition.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
Wants TO Get Even.

when n lazy mnn hns 10 work."
snid Uncle Ebcn. de first Job he wants
is dat of n policeman 10 keep other
folks rum vlolatln' nntllonfn' laws"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
Food Administrations Weekly Price
Quotations for Josephine County
For Week Ending November 10

The figures tho column the maximum
the should be charged the highest g
which should be credit Prices
be slightly higher In from the railroad
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
POPULAR SONGS
1Se each. . for S1.00 postpaid
Cash with order

After the war.
After the war is over.
Alexander's back from Dixie.
Any old place the gang goes, I'll be
there.
Are you from Dixie.
Cleopatra had jazz band.
Down where the daisies grow.
Dream of a soldier boy.
For me and my gal.
For the two of us.
Good night; high, medium. low.
Hail, Hail, the gangs all here.
I'll return mother darling to you.
It's not your nationality, it's simply
you.
K-k-katy.
Keep cool. the country's saving fuel.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
Electrical Work.

Electrical Work
Installed by an established elec-
trical firm with competent men,
Pauls Electric Store, phone 90, Med
ford, Ore. 20
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13

All kinds OF Commercial Printin,
at the Courier Office.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13

Our classified ads bring results
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13

Envelopes at the Co .rier once
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-11-13
NEW TODAY

WANTED-Teamster for farm work.
Apply H. E. Gordon, Rt. 2, Grants
Pass. 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
FORMER GUTHRIE MINIS
PECULIAR DIVORCE PLEl

Tulsa gr3y a2-Adels,ess hughes a1
has answer 10 Ais wlsts Pes2slna far
1zwarus. whsCh answer was si3ed "a
The s1psrant cs1fr grsze~nsx st1aez
haa M-s ssnrhes has lived In 0slahs-
usA less zlassn rgaT. 1hAs hf IBIS nercr
s,sxsn aase cens cf expense u lis vatc
excwgr tcr q few meals. Ane 1hai sAa
REFUSED to Aziaw him ~ gsr2e1ace law.
Hughes sars has wife nas plenty o:
MONEY IS income fra1n he- residence
mi xssl properties, an1 sA2s 81 shs
lame ut his nnsr-'i1rt ne WIS shar1 ..
nuDas According 40 tins answer
saws has wife asserha 10 finance hin
n a law p-zra5rs at Cssssr. WA. AM
1a nuSla house sar thrrn to I've n
~ hsr expense This was dans un-
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sissar shonla Eve with them
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fused "a 70 1o C2spar AM I've wzzh
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hsd 1o give that I'D IN Er1sr * SHES
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ms answer lAlAa ast 0yss nE. oestse
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nEnrdhllr embarrassed ny -sKs0L -
t-vslnr IN cnmglr with hss wa1Rs
wishes and 1hI< he does no etslitr
Mrs Hughes ss entitled so The
pu-rA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
KING AV8 QUEEN VISIT
DGeuiB N MRPtlM
Albert and E.sxabeth Believed By
Belgian Peepse ceaehrase Saa-
yer Anniversary ~ Lcrg
AR Tripl

London. 1ngy king AI5cra ani
Queen Elizabeth os 8aleanm raaraal
Enrlan1 a1 an aar4aans whence fheg
ca1ns "a assxsna The siartr arnsserrar7
81 King Gagrse and Qneen Mars
-he King and Queen az Belgian al
1rnaae gs6ar rancsxs given hy shf
famous Belgian orchestra vhash j.
rashsng Lanaun. S.saaElns Al zass
function, R.-l Ca-au1~ member ai The
wAr Cnbstat said es Ehg raral
nausaf-
On Sar1rdAg znsrmine tfer fltE
GTer hATe T'hee were 1he first Aa1s
and CaeEsn 70 dnscenz rpan onr cnxs
from me sis- 4r welcome rHr evg
X NJ And Qusss- ean shf msaD9rsbat
occasion on Ssnrrasr aass ana sa shss
il,sAr xvIn74shr with 1hn wounded
srln-s ard soldiers. The kznc and
C,4.tar rE shs Haaeiiaas aarA shn-r
rsspHe traTz shasr life o. vAlxhsHr Snt
waiting 5r sse a~rat ut BaacguR sAsea
q SIN le.s 70 ihsm-wasohine for shs
saxi nssanas az ahe h-ntsa aparnv
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r-aArat with r-Hss enthusiasm nj shs
~ns.~ vhs-s thousands es Bolgilns
Ahl zgsslu he'd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
STATE BOARD P0sTP0Nfs
| COUNTY EQUALIZATION

Equalization ct ASSESSMENTS a
n r11ses has hes1 postponed by ida
State Beard ct DQnaaszaason ANITA
guag 81, sosaCSsEs Al op.n5oa trom fhs
sssorneT General that raw far-n gssoG
pe1s nrss be assessed and that 1-sseg-
~ hanas and rzsai estate tr me Aardi
- hanks are nm exema1 from TAX
sason-
AbaEs fhn~x onEHt4es were REPRE-
ssnsea scsass sbe SsAss Board 10 saks
~ 1hF matter cg eanGl4zing shs
oau1~r r2anEI1ons
TAX Assessors we're notified to re-
ssrr o1 gusr l@. amounts q Liberty
asnns. raw farm yr'eeurss ana -sa-
estate IN HANDS O. b4nkx sheE has not
anr1naca i'm seeuner reParvs 70 the
Slsie board Assessments lBde TO-
asg were
MaEgnan Eang1rjc Company ss1 l't'f,
TuDsAn szaecs-st casnsazF 81 7s'i,b. CO.
rnAnrhe Larhi amt Power Csonpazg
ssaa4seh Esnaa-e Dis1sscs Eseoarsr
COMPANY s-sbaR PIERCE Fssss line
s.1aeaa and c " Fssrrs Comnlny
s1tEsah
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
m[nERs MIL &.
DENIED COAL sDPAr


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roans nn . suTvss cesl hss1aaa sAas
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process Of manutsrtass sHcaaas1e
nai: already manufactured
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sasa because 81 -zAe prcsert coA4
srAaspossatSen sra cher shortages
~ Carescsa disclosed thai sAe cv
Der issued 9asr : curTaslsng fael sor
he rraaaus0n os beer. near Aeer~
and asAer beverages il which eereas
a-e nseE. ~As tie rexaas ns afasae-G
;sens a camnsrsee appointed ~
p-~ssaeas Nslsoa to consider the re
ane-iaH 81 activities in non WAY ia
daszsses se save SAe cansasnsslon ~
raw material food. Labor and trans
psrs4sacn
This cnznsAsiEee had xFssoaztea ;
sy,eca2. committee so s1Gav eaxA IL
dus1ry with Fe3Axaoa 10 possible eaF
salanelt Thss comNsssee zsia rxsssz
its esancsnsiaass sa Tire vAE-sons ger-
er-nEne1z aeezss affected who wssl
take the necessary steps sn carry ca:
the Recommendations
Members ~ the special ccnms5s~a
are Clarence N Mooarv. Eaws-a
Cham hers = h Nsves. T'hea ? WAR
marsh ana Eawsm n Parker ssf tire rrs4
nr1s5es es.ara And Professor Edwin ,
Cav. stR1ssrici2r
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E4r1<-C s..i<zs 49, r1sr n-z- =
zxrs nez1 - r-1r<< 80 ~as So.
Dsx = 1x . kA-uf- -t1zx n
Ar0x1C x.<A.x D<r .ne-< r-~s
- - es<z1 49, D--<xRr1
-zers- S->z9a< s1ysk1r s.r< re
.s.rz r-i-f s-,1 vr1,1<-<1f rxrEE .
r1x f1zr- Ez-<>1 . rs>,1 czr< srs-<
$500 80 <E1 - s-w - 1s--
~ 1vx<< tsr. <tk a=&R - - =
LT<lCE x-sre-<r f-s>n--s<4
60 . -<-x --ru r1V <~u01x <.cE<-
T<- . - 6 n e kn1 Fe~1- -
EznH<1 kr< k>r<sl x-1<8 &E 80
--urn1 - r-s n k.r< v>1<--- Il
HlNlC fnk- >>z. - 49, 1-k-
~ - - E- - ck-& ta<x =
Er rE-.r< c-raz- E11Ux7c s1.--
80 E-<<>r sr1<< -skwEx E<1><<
c. 0<aen. II n<~xZ - -
. - g 1z<E
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.hf Straits &C 7,nrAf hf Ea6Aa. s1rf
MINIS il EelcalHzaE hlsrs.
Sauss gs zns 1Rssnss ant Ags5 crn+l
e ihs nAzF. which gssgA1rsE shalt hf
'wlaa6 Hs -hf cargas 4 sli1s. hH6 rnr4
MIG lhs hiEfl "a niehs ia Jar them.
OrrRslauH lv Ell enemy snlmHrars
sa1es II surlf shruEe1 1hf lvvw h1---
rage
81 Ef5< Gaa6As was ssaanlirsr ri
-hs aTsTanr Il Ii tKhsaria1 "a M
a1l wrar plrgur'as
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
HlG0uND MINED
BY BRITISH ORDER
U-Dnass WI Esre Ek-i T.1s
lasuizg eEk;ss O. D5rw Il
htws; Bksrxgs Is Sci

1co6eA July 1.-<sr1rnet lkra1l- :
q E.Des gradually 10 h1u-rn1rr ~
osr1ax Submarines. ST Er5s Ge5ats
a. lrt cx Brush admiralty. an
0arDuss taaky ur1z ihs-x E-s ouv
e<vW u-buEA.
n rsenrs1-x ;s sns r-ans nine -tals
VIA vars Dc-Ifsr rssr-1cz1nr 1hs
sshuk-1Des. 81 E-nr slit 1hsr s1reirlt-
- eon No-vIr Il shS pu1-A uu--- q,
oorclknt -hnrx was hi--zrt Ir-aHs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
SEASON SOS REFUSING o--Ess

Persons vha have rnre Esad F<lsE
k3dDer PMS prefer 1hsm .c any rifsr
nsad3tsns Thar give rez5tt frnm kid
r. Hnd hlH0asr --ouA8As hackzchF.
hEr'n snansang pans. -'heBmE-1sn
- ~ swH1leE 9El1ts safe muscles
hess Lnd<- s4es. nervousness NJ
- s1-A6 feeling and sheep IS z,'b-
e bladder h1lnt1fs
StaL Erery vhs-e.
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rcs Ngco-E-IcEc wEN A~c

The EtnsF1s VITA dfr ant risf. a
fl-s- ant CHS az --uu -ts farel
E--~z-r s-rsur1-5es Lnhs rEuss Htr.
Ard pIirs wher ss-rrtie1 e -'smEir
= = crfF -H-l-z- -hhs. -n-sa--xlE t-.
rrrs s-rrls sarv u ant -err--t al
= -rsffis ar. Fr5sr E1dr<r F.,s f'si,
1Tsr'Tu-sba- r-ar Eoc clssE~at tst.
usrs and 1i1tts-
Sr5S Er.-rpts-t
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Can ssrnsr, slf Laasrr 81. Sfn Al
inIla Tex. writes r'o1fr CR[hlfv1,
TshAsrx hHEs rrrsTn 1hs hesi a2xH-1pk
! have 1Akar Hn1 ] recommend hem
10 sufferers from casLpE1snr o. hll-
iunsness. Tyhsr sbsE1t Ne in fraF
travelling mans gran 8asdere sarf
rslnaHrias. hlaBr3ng On Sstfar c9lEElcr
csnsad fr bBd essHsi1a1
Sal6 hztrrE here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

Al sha8aref 1rirra5ea with wurus
hive Ell nnhe21ltF rniar. which ands-
cafes grser hiaaE, ant ts q rGlt zhHrs
= mn-s y. less stomach disturbance
GE0NE'S TASTE--ESS xAzn TONIC
gwen regularly 1ar 1v0 r -trss
ws'Afs VI enrich Inf hloal, improve
lhe dirAsl3cn. ant H- Es 8 General
Sl-'snr1htsr1 r1rr T'nrac - 1ne uhr1t
system NE-urs VIII then shrwu p"s
90 dKs'.a The vEr1ns yn1 ib+ StlG
VIII bs IN grtr.a,r bAA1if Pleasant 10
1xfA. ehe y,ar f,s.-3s-
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Pnsbc SHE nae EIFz &c crsf-5s
st1s@akr. -I,T .-tf- -S1t a. -
r-r3c-r Z. h>s< &C s-.rf irr1Vazrx +:
rsst r-'unr ns--s n fssi GEnx 3, VIZ
CAa-. NAD-sEx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

GROVES gABy BOWEL ME1iCINE
W. rarr@r; ths S.1nllrt and 3svt-
Troubles Ant 4 is Ghsa1ulefr hl-rn-
less ca, Re given 20 1rtEn-s v1tf
parSer SAFETY See directions n1 ibs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12
An OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea xnd' Suiphur Turns
Cray. Faded HarlDxk
and clossyy

lt-1rrr erxyrns 3nc~S shss sar1
Tea ant Srs-sE-' ,.--1sf-eF crs- ,scunc-
ct tI--rrs s.srt Ire nxcr-e1 ccicr ane
.us--s 70 The has- whs1 sncet- Ercakee
go r-nw. Year, ART TIE c-1y way - rec
tfr mixture wkS - .,,xfe = ~ sc-1el
VAR. y --uErT xns c-c- e1esu--<-
NcwntErS - SIMPLY kEk ~ any
t-ur e-u-~ sur -Wrsckrs sxrS ao3 Sui
-i>r- Cr- rsrzunt- rou w11 rsr . ,srce
s,cr-se &C :ls.s c1e----ne rcrzs.e f--'srsse3
~ .Se aee--5rs. cf efssr tnr-ee,e~>x
a. xx-y 1f-3e crEr Es~sr>vc<r usHg
.szs -~x,.xrk-1r. o1w- s.erxlst r. enc
rzr ynxEssr ss1 .>sEs r1r ts-teret
rrzx nx1s- - : 6r.es :. 80 nx-uraz's
kne Gx-,r. TrE tEu,sn . f,r-.S< -
err 0n-ufs VIA y Enc ec-xwessis
.<<purA rrErs h1cs. sAkE1g rsne E-zzsE
f--xnt a. q c<-ss- ~ Esur-lrx ne gray
hx1. c:u>pex-s ar< xe-e- xn.-ns~ ~
1acr-sr1 90 IVA FcEs hkl~ scccr-RD
fezx-sr1r tax .klck 1n< r1nEEy ant
rur scrif rex-x rcrnrrr. Wr<rkS e1rs
ant sra-kc- cc- ccuo< h q te<iR4cs1
.ullsr -e-ElEi-t = n .1c l.-s.eef sr~
ne -r-s- rs-ss3s1 cr srrrs.-,s e
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cr-ses -sreaesr c.n -r~<
--s-n-es r7-kzz-r snt rrs-rr ~ -ars-
srirr art aI-irirr n hlrsE Tm
r11 sorr ss.z Es S--trrihs-1rx. II
rrr-x-t-r E1eEr- F-1c. Sir-
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NOTICE

Ne pay hesz sEsh 7r0oss "a, 1-Zlsr-tr
Bsnlg
We s,uv ant r,- la..-g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

When 8ze. ~ reec-sns
GROVES RARF BOWEL MErgCTNE
WI cn--ets fhs Stomach and Bowes
Troubles. Perfectly kzrrnsess. See
e.-ec1icrk or he acsGe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

Tins EAlnen1 - uSnb43r gEnHs- fE
-'hHU rIEilssrT Il the uuEt3hs Az .hs'
Is pHsoet ls Ehsoluit -@s1 EnE a ssx
i1ghaEfinns e C'hEnsHrlf1rs LEre.
-npr- TT r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

P,uh5l Sale rnae EEsa q Culfris
Wednesday. July 17ih, 1sa& A. 30
,lptif - head q. s.otE ansanainF =
sx,aL vsHne mares II saa1 Come rs VIA,
CAzL MAIDEN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-07-12

T-hsr she m { A a,s'Elns sis drive
IcE s1NH bnH hbh sa csnaznne It's rr's.R.
VIZ E'gra IN France tseas'ee N. Ter
K1ns VIII be ~ s,AInnIrid Ess Is cha,
zuEn ss shs E'arrIs1ses us uanEEf-
marz-
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r-zssss az s--ss .srs "a v.u-