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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-27
BRAVE AMERICAN BOY
Sc0tty Fought Like a Veteran and
Died Like = Hero Before He
was Seventeen
(Stars and Stripesl

4
Private First Class Albert E. Scott
died last week on the field of honor.
He was the youngest man in his
regiment and his colonel thinks he
was the youngest man in all the A.
E. F.
In the regiment they are talking
these days Of all the good pals they
lost in the fierce, unforgettable chase
they gave the Germans in the great
retreat from the Marne. But most of
AHA little oftener and bit more
fondly ly-~.hey talk of Scotty.
He was good kid" they say,
"and he died offs,.;s gum
Scotty was only fsnand still going
to high school back in>-9rookline
when war came to America nd he
held up his right hand. Though he
stood no more than five feet six,
though his fair hair was curly and
very boyish, though his mother prob
ably wondered how even an overwork-
ed recruiting officer could ever have
mistaken him for grown-up, he was
husky enough to pass for the 18 years
he boldly claimed.
Eager to Go, and He Went
Afterwards, there was some wor-
ried suggestion that he'd better stay
home with his folks. but there were
so many men in the outfit who knew
the family. so many officers his father
knew, above all he himself was so
pleadingly eager to go, that when,
one fine day IN September, the regi-
ment sailed away, Scotty, barrack
bag, rifle, mess kit and all were stow
ed away in the hold with the rest.
In all his soldering. Scotty never
appeared on sick report, was never
late at formations, never hid from
dirty details. 1t was only once in a
while that the older heads in the COM
pany were reminded how very young
he was.
They could not help thinking Of it
when they found that the birthday he
was celebrating one bleak November
day in the monotonous training area
somewhere in France was only his
sixteenth. Nor when they realized he
never knew the pride of using that
shiny razor which had been thought
lessly doled out to him along with
his housewife and shoe brush in the
camp back home. Nor when Christ
mas came and brought with it for
Scotty some kid games from his
down east aunts, who had forgotten
it was soldier they had in France
Never Was a Better Kid
On such occasions the company
commander was worried over his re-
sponsibility, and one day he formally
appointed a supply sergeant as Scot
ty's guardian. The sergeant saw to
it that he wrote home regularly, went
to mass every Sunday and gave every
buvette q wide, wide path. Not that
he needed watching for, as the supply
sergeant said, there never was bet
ter kid than Scotty.
1t is true that once he was absent
for some unaccountable hours in the
majors automobile. That was why
they reduced him to buck private.
But they restored him to his original
rank the first day they saw him with
a sho-sho gun.
The French officers who came to in
struct in the use of that light auto
matte machine gun which fired eight
cen shots in twinkling, found it
was the youngster of the regiment
who mastered it first and who, be-
fore many weeks had passed. became
the best shot of them all. He was
such a wonderful gunner that other
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-27

Prompt delivery Of prescriptions is
the watchword here Tell your phyic-
ian TO leave them with us. We allow
no substitution. The Court Pharmacy.
Phone 284. It
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-27
TEMPLE ATTRACTIONS
FOR THE WEEK

Today: "The Whip" one Of the
best paragon pictures ever filmed.
Also the Pathe News.
Wednesday: Wallace Reid and
Kathlyn Williams in "The Thing We
Love-"
Thursday: William s. Hart in s'The
Tiger Man."
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FRENCH DOING GOOD FIGHTING
AUSTRIANS GAIN IN ALBANIA

Vienna, Monday. Aug. 26.--In Al
bania the Austrians have recaptured
Berat and Fieri. near the mouth Of
the Semeni, it is officially announced.
The Italians lost heavily in men and
material
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-27
HENRY RIDING BOTH HORSE

Detroit, Aug. 27.-The double race
of Henry Ford for the republican and
democratic senatorial nomination is
the feature of the state primary to-
day. There has been almost an en-
tire absence of campaigning by the
several leading candidates.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-27
CASUALTY LIST

The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general Of
the American Expeditionary Forces:
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It WILL CONE TO A VOTE
THIS AFTERNOON
ADMINISTRATION MAnP0WER BILL TO CO THRU
SENATE IN SHORT ORDER

Warrington, Aug. 27.-Local au-
thorities in all parts of the country
were called upon today to cooperate
with the government in enforcing
order and bringing about a complete
registration Of men within the new
draft ages on day to be fixed as
soon as Congress passes the man
power bill.
EDUCATION AT PUBLIC Ex-
PENSE
By unanimous consent the Senate
agreed last night to vote not later
than o'clock this afternoon on the
administration manpower bill extend.
ing the draft ages to eighteen and
forty five years. Debate will be linn
tied after o'clock.
Discussion 6f the military commit
tees work or fight" amendment was
in progress when the SefAt-s~adiourn.
ed. Other important questions in csn.-
troversy left over for settlement to-
day included several proposals for ex-
empting or restricting the service of
youths under twenty -one.
Free education of boys under twen-
ty-one who enlist or are drafted is
provided in an amendment by Senator
Reed of Missouri, adopted during yes
terday's debate. Under its terms
youths would be permitted to enter
educational institutions at govern
ment expense for period equalling
their military service, not to exceed
two years.
PAGE HAS RESIGNED
Washington, Aug. 27.-Walter H.
Page, ambassador to Great Britain,
because of i'll health, has submitted
his resignation to the president, who
has accepted it.
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.HA|G CONTINUES To
HARRY THE HUNS
British are IN the Outskirts Of
Bapaume
FRENCH HAVE ALSO MADE SUBSTANTIAL GAINS ALONG THEIR
FRONT

With the British Army in France,
IL a. m.--General iHaig's troops are
advancing astride the Scarpe. push
ing forward to south of Bapaume.
Reports received from the advancing
troops state that British patrols have
again entered the outskirts of 'Ba-
paume. There has been street fight
ing in the edge Of town. Elsewhere
along the line progress also continues.
BRITISH IN BAPAUME
London, Aug. n. The British are
established in the outskirts Of ,Ba-
paume, it is officially announced.
There is hard fighting around Croi-
selles. Since last Wednesday the
British have taken 1000 prisoners.
The British pushed through the town
Of Montauban, three miles north of
the Somme and have reached Tongue
val. Australian troops have made
substantial progress toward DOM
pierre and east Of Suzanne. North of
the Scarpe river Scottish troops re-
newed the attack last night and have
advanced toward Plouvain.
FRENCH DOING GOOD FIGHTING
Paris, Aug. 27.-The French ad-
vanced this morning in the region Of
st. Mard, southeast of Roye. after re-
pulsing a number of enemy counter
attacks in that sector. it is officially
announced. The French have captur-
ed 100 prisoners, including two bat
talon commanders. East Of Bagneux,
north of the Aisne, the French adj
vanced their line about three-quarters
of q mile.
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ARE MAKING
A STIFF FIGHT
Have Probably Brought British
to a Halt
LAII[R, HOWEVER, HAVE ADVANCED STEADILY FOR 4 WEEK
AND At ONE POINT ARE ACROSS THE HlnDfNBUQG LINE


Smashing through the German
lines in northern Picardy, the British
have reached the western and north
ern outskirts of Bapaume, considered
the keystone of the enemy line in that
sector of the 'front.'
A London official statement shows
slow but continued progress on al
most every part of the line from
Croiselles to well below the Somme
The French are once more advancing
toward Roye, scoring successes near
st. Mard. Heavy German counter
attacks have been repulsed in this
region. There isy little indication,
however, that the German armies ars
demoralized, for at every point they
seem to be compelled the British and
French to extend themselves to the
limit.
ACROSS THE HINDENBURG LINE
Wsrs,the British Army. Aug. 27.-
fBy Assocn ted Press The linden
burg line has been penetrated by the
British at point EAST of Heninel.
ONLY TEMPORARY
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ONLY TEMPORARY

With the British Armies in France
Aug. 27, IL q. m.-The British ad-
vance gives evidence temporarily Of
slowing up at various places. The
British have now been engaged in
hard, continuous open fighting with
out rest for week.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-27

The Florida names on the list are
those of Levi Miller, Millville, wound
ed severely, and Arthur E. Veith,
Arcadia, wounded. degree undeter
mined.
m41 1SAa
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PAGE HAS RESIGNED
SENATORS TO BE CHOSEN
IN TWO STATES
Michigan and South Carolina are
Holding Primary Eelec-
ti0ns Today
ASSOCIATED Press,

Columbia, s. G.. Aug. 27.-Early
reports indicated heavy voting in to-
days primary in which United States
senator's, seven congressman, state
and county officials will be nominated.
The feature of the campaign has been
the influence of President Wilson
brought to bear against former Gov
ernor Cole L. Blease. a candidate for
the Senate.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-27

Weather Forecast: Generally fair
tonight and Wednesday, except prob
ably thunder storms Wednesday in
north portion.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-08-27

soldiers were proud to be his feeders
because they knew their gun would
do the most damage with Scotty al
the sights.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-04-25

ct Sgtransportipitem til 8efororinJ
al amerifanlfe Sropper til GranfriJe
for at binoe &rigen.
Scbuab oil ltrar begDnoe paa cn
enorm ggning laf Sfibsproouftio'
men. &an pil befege 8eriterne per-
fonlig, fon1lne gerpring ,neo ar>
beioerne % be,1tes at billie onfalfatre
De nuperenoe Metbooer.
8pgninge,l bil fornenlaelig gao
ub paa. .staal Hfioe paa {, 900 1p1ls el-
.ler nisft. ri ss ,;ts gfibs iein ifal
bngges, efter uMobet afSoe 1ugipl.
benoe Rontrafter, bIioer grRifibe paa
5000 Cons, og 6er pil fu1 bliDe bpg=
get nogle faa af oisie i 5tillebaps
babnene, brpr 9trbei6ere fam opbri=
beg. 49,
ll6nepuellen af 5cbmab tit en-
Stttttng, Dpor pan oil Daoe Dele up
fpnet me6 Sfibsbpgningen, betragtes
fer iom ct: Miooel til en Gang for
allie at giere gnoe paa BEN Dtsfus
lion en1 bborbiot Gre= el(er Staal-
ifibe er at foretreffe, iom breo uo
unoer 0enr1an=@oetbals 5tribln
for neiten ct Mar lioen. 8eb Si6e1n
al at bore en al oe .fre1i1ragenoe
Meno tStaalinol,Itrien er-Sebwab
en praftiif Sfibsbpgger.
gbarles Bie5, ser bar fl,ngeret
Tom 8icepreIibent og @eneral6ireftsr
for neutrality-suspicious. bliper lta1-
enoe iom BieeprpIioent. @eneraloi-
refterpolten ilsifes. Gorman6 Sur-
lep og anbre Meblenmer af Som,
ntisiionen afficeres life af Scbmab5
ubngpnelle.
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Gen finite @egierius beHaser Tor.
r9rmelien tilf6iet en- g(merifaner..-

nermelien tilfbtet en Nmerifaner. .-
@oIbington Sen 176e Mpril. Miniiter
W2orris StocfboIn 1nelbte ibag til
l16enrigsoepartenentet, at BEN finite
Negiering 1om Selge of en- Brotelt fra
bam bor ,,ot1lt lin 8eflagelie oper
oen offentlige Gornernelie, ser tilfsi>
e6es 2eitnant 6. s. 9borling, a,neri-
fanif ghacbe 8aia, Ginlanb, Sen
t9oe Marts. Sen finite officer, Ser
oar inoblanoet / 4fferen, er itraffet,
1agoe Mr. Morris. 2sitnant Sbor,
ling blep ienot fra Stocfbolm til Sin-
LAMB for at erbolbe fri @iennemsane
gien,1em Sc finite Gnier for ameri.
fanffe 8orgere, Der. reiite fra 8us.
Lamb. ~ -
9bebearealet Mberta rboibet. -
Calgary, slltg, oel1 17oe april. D,t
oprfeoe MreA i sllberta er seet 50
Broeent pg ser er 5000 acres
9neoe alene / 9robi11ien ifsIge 9p.
eaoer ofie,ltliggiorte at sllbertos5or-
e,1e6e 5armere.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-04-25
@annBkraftrtt.
Naner on, 1tbrmituing at en- Nrme
paa 2,5O0,O00 % &esiftrerins af
allie Meno fra 18 til 50.

@al6ington Sen 196e Mpril. Sc.
Observation-Disclosures Gepartement
gisr 6orbereoeller for l1orultning ii
en- grme paa 100000 / Gelten el-
Ter / 9peliesleire inoen llogangen al
1918 blep bet oplplt ioag. Operilag
for 4ongresien gaar uo paa en- Rg-
ming af 100000 Mano nelte ST.,
1ansaar. Suiets Militerfonite, iom
ioag mpote iammen me6 4rigsoepar-
te1nentets 6u1ftionerer, mootoJ
Soerilaget.
arigsbepartementets @eneralpro-
fog bar en- Plan ON &egiitrering al
ollie Meno / be Goreneoe Stater mel
lem 19 og so Mar for at faa fulo &e,
De paa 9eationens Manosfraft. Bla-
men meoer. enoel Mooltan6 aon-
gresien og inoen sl6miniitrationea.
&boroan PreIioenten filler Jig, CT
ubefien6t. Blanens fornemlte Waal
er at faa fulb aontrol ober arbeioer-
iituationen 90 bringe ino I Arnleen
-dlfe puubeff fprt .a all rsso sibt1gen bern,
ser er aloeles nsbbenbige til Sort.
brug og Ssy11bultri.
Ylanen blep iorelagt Br9iibente,'
for tre Tiger Iioen. Qrmeens @ene'
ralitab bar ltl16eret oert- og liges al
bifal6e SEN.
0et,er ifslge oenne Blan Menit,
gen at faa 4onsresien til at pcota9e
en- SOP, fom bil freoe, at olle Meno
mellem 18 og so Mar ffal regiitrere
og uoiploe @perssmaolsliiter i Gig
beo neo>> bpao Meno mellem 81 o1
30 Mar gior6e, at flasiificere bern
meb Senipn til gelfjeftigelie 90 sipe
arigsoeparteme,tet Wepnoigbeo til 1T
bigponere ODER 6isle M91o.
Get er life Meningen for nRrp9s
'renoe at anbringe Wer1o mellem 16
og 81 Aar og mellem 81 og so ar'
meen. 9enIigten er beientlig Ut
orone 9lrbei6erlituationen.
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6pwrrrr nftf11.
SDife 1tbaabftntioner / Oitenbe %
3eebr;9se amsribes. Sem betou'
laitebe elite ienfes.

2onoon oen 236e Mpril. S ct ori-
ltigt Mngreb p1a tpife l1noeruanoslta'
tioner / Sitenoe og 3eebriigge tiolig
ir1orges ienfeoe en- britiif G1aaoe'
1tprfe fem betonlaiteoe Sfibe / 2eoen
for at iperre 8eien for fie1,otlige Sat-
teier.
ugeaar unotages 6e Sfibe, 1om ri
benptte6e til 9efni,1g, beltoo Dor
5tprfe af &ialpeifibe og ier garnlnel-
oagie 4rpoiere. Sem Sfibe fp!ot meo
8eton> anpenot iou1 rSp9rreifibe"
blep ieiIet paa gruno % iprRngt !
2uften. = = ~ ~
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-04-25
i ct oeiperdt Jorips paa at uopioe
Mrmentieresz z&ule11. =. -. -

-
&inoenburg 1naa angribe ct anbet
Ste6 og bruge mango al fine gienpe>
renoe fo1tbare &eferber, bpis ban
life ct iltano til at trenge bioere
frem / 6lan6ern.
@urtigifpoen0e tpife @anoner er
p6erlt rfiomme i 0e 2an6sbDer og
Beie, Ser o1ngiper @lagmarfen og
8ombaroementet tiltager efter bpert
1om 1pprere 9lrtilIeri bringes op.
s ggnen nor6erfor 0ailleul rDiter
Bin6mellerne og itraateffeoe 9Dtter
un6er 9renne,1e. 2an6befolfninger1
forlooer liot efter 1iot fine 1maa
@ooroe, meotogenoe fine gienoele.
Nogle er igien - fu1o Gorltaaelle
al i'm 6are - og fer forpiloet paa> at
@ranoferne erplo6erer tine @aar3e
og Gbrapnel ooer oereS &eitaffe,
meoens laptflD6enbe @eroplaner
fie1nper oper oeres @aber.
(Sortiettes paa 2oen Sibe.)-
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Krt9rt1 ttlHuH.
8ritif-tpif Gammenitpb ner 9elgo'
lanb. So amerifanife Sfibe fors
nlgffet &rigs5onen.

2on6on oen 216e Q(pril. Snaa
6ritilfe og tplfe 6laaoeltDrfer baDoe ct
Sdn1menlte6 2er6ag gltenfor ben to-
lfe Ie1tning Selgolano, befjenotgjor'
oe set britilfe 9(6n1iralitet ioag. Wan
feler Zig fer for bper Dag mere og
mere operbebil It on1 at ct 1tort 5Glag
mart foreitaar.
Otter ll5perlingen af nogle faa
Gfuo paa lapgt Solo tog oe tpife
arigsifibe Gilflugt bag tine Mine,
fe!ter.
N6n1iralitetet befjenbtgier: ~2ette
britilfe 1laooel eltprfer, Der operereoe /
@elgolan6sbugten 2gr6ag, TOM / 8e'
rdring meo lette fienotlige 5tprfer,
ser traf Jig tilboge bag Weinefelterne.
Nogle faa Sfu6 bleb noberlet paa en-
p6erlig lang Qii iitance. Gn fienotlig
Eorpeooiager iaaes ram1net. 9llle po>
re 5fibe pen6te tilbage u6en Gab."
Maibington ben 2ooe Mpril. gice-
'ubrltiraf 5iits 5Dgr uytttinan0t
for oen amerifanife Glaabeitprfe. / er>
ropeilfe Sarban6e, mel5te, at to ame=
rifanlfe @fibe par forl1lpffet arigs-
3onen og at antagelig IS Menneifer
bar omfomne.
~2afe Moor" blep ienfet lite
9lpril al en- TIFF llbaao engellfe 6ar-
pan0e og 344 al bets 8ei9tning iap>
nes. ~Worence $" b!eo oprepet af en-
frDgtelig Grploiion, me6ens BET laa |
en- fra1llf Sopn 17oe 9lpril og Al al
0ets Is Wan6s 8eletnirg omfom.
Gobet al Menneifelip / 6isie to
l(lpffer er oet 1tprite tilies 1ioen Set,
brittle Sransportoalnper uTuscaria"
mes an1erifanlfe Tropper on1bor6 blep
torpeoeret og ober 200 on1fom.
5 Sf fficerer og 10 Man6 al Belet,
11ingen paa v2ofe Moor" er lan6Iat
/ en- engellf Sabn, melote Nicea6n1i-
rn[ Gins.
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AntrrikattBk Brnrift.
gritiif General erflerer, at 9Dfferne
blep itaniet Yifarbiet beb ame'
rifanf 9ielp.

Meo 6en amerifanfe Mrme !
f5ranfrige BEN 18oe Mpril. General
Berlbing mootog ioag ct 8rep fra
Gbeien for ben femte brittle Mrme
General 8atplinion, bpori oenne er'
flerer, at bet bopeoiagelig ifplotes Sc
omerit1nife Sngeniertroppers 9ialp,
a: ben brittle arme oar iitan6 til at
ftanie 9piferne Bifaroiet. "arme.
fon1manoanter, e,lIfer at tilfienoegioe
itrar i'm Yaalfisnnelie af 0eres STE.
oiments uomerfebe Mrbei6e / at biel-
pc ben brittle arme til at mobiette
fig Gienoens> fraftige Sffeniip. Set
ifplotes bopeofaselig bette, at Gienoen
blep ita,1iet. 8i itoler paa, at S pil
pberligere bielpe %. 8eolte 2pfsnif.
ninger og 1af til eoer alle.". -
9ette 8reb bar ben ferite beitemte
:gfterretning aneaaeroe amerifanIfe
9ropper, Der fiRmper, graper asbe.
grabe og Logger Sernbaner inoer 8i.
farbiilaget.
(general Naiplinions fernte arue
fornlooes at boise ben fpolige Glanfe
al De brittle stillinger. bbor Sc ms.
Der De frantic, Iige ien6enfor Son1me
8repet If,.lbe antnoel at rtosle af be
amerifanife stnrfer, Der blep fiernet
fro 9oulfronten for at ilnaes iamme,
nleo gritterne. iaalebes bialper til al
foripare amiens.
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Uilhugfhnlnt RnB.
&ritif paa Wrnno af Silbagebolbelie
af 9eribtngs &os ober amerifan.
ife SngeniBrtropper.

@nibington SEN 2O6e 9lpril. Gor.
li11felie meo SEN officie!le 8efienot-
sibrelie al 9tmerifanernes 9eltagelie
/ 4rigen blep fritiieret ber i6ag, efter>
at arigsoeporte1nentet bap6e offer1t>
liggiort General Yer1bings Eelegron1,
bbori ban roier Be omerifanIfe S11ge-
nigrtropper for 6eres Mn6el / at biel.
pc oe olltereoe til at reobe Mlnie11s.
Gelegran1met o11tp6e0e, at Berfbing
to @ange fer bab6e un5errettet Sc,
porteme11tet ON Mmerifanernes 0e!-
tagelle / aanapen, men intet bar Of
fentliggiort @1Ibington.
Heribings Happort ro1te bsilig oe
amerifanlfe eSngeniertropper, ser op,
fsrte Jig ~paa en- Maabe, Ser bar be-
bet oper al @os", og beo 6eres Sap,
perbeo bar meget of Oct, ber ellers
funbe babe folot Giei1oens Spnoer,
blebet bierget."
Napporten pil lte> at aampene, bbor,
u'1oer Mmerifanerne bolot ct Huber,
afinit af oe brittle 2inier> bar 81
6en meIIem Use Mart5 oa 30ie WbriI
% Sabene par 2 Sfficerer or9bte, 8
ioarebe, 90 Merige brebte. 50 iaare-
oe og 45 iapne6e. slf bisfe li5ite on
tages oct, at mange life bleb fanget,
men 11u er mes andre brittle afoe.
finger.
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81 z.
Ren xapperbeo muliggioroe 3e:s
telien af Be amerifanlfe 2inier. G1
9elefon1i1Iemano arbeibeoe paa fri
Marf blanbt erplooeren6e @ranate--,
alt meoens ban iang og ipsgte ar-
meens ambulaneernanb gif belt i1,o
paa Sugenmanos aano % benteoe Sc
iaareoe. gn alsrer, Der bapoe boz
ret me6 beb 8eroln, u,,ber> oe polo=
ion1ite fien6tlige Angreb Ser, fagos,
at Aombaroementet par berre emo
1,oget ban ',oeenIinoe bapoe leet peo
Geronn. *.. ....-
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Tem graubmenS laaret. ebieaeo

fen granbmenb iaaret. Chicago
ben 23be April. Sem granomRnb
blep iaoret i Ell $500, 900 granb. Ser
eoelagbe @rispoIo % Balters Ga.
gerbus paa gnofioen ioag, 2agret
ai9re os Ole gioroe bet til en- at be
|bolofomft.raien3e granoe ber gpen
paa monge aar. gniiter fra et aofo-
nlotip foraariagebe granoen.
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Speben fra Nnitralieu fommer

9ne6en ra Mntralien fomnter
inart. 8aibil1gton ben 22oe April.
Millioner al gllibeIs af al1itralif
Speoe bill mart itren1n1e mo gienne1n
Stillebabsbapnene % frigiDe mere
amerifanlf @orn for europa. unoer.
banh.ingerne neo SSapan %. De fan
oinapilfe 2attbe ON sfibe er ,t,1 ON.
trent afiluttet og bill tilla5e Snofsrld
LAT oper / " Minion Bnibels sanItralf
Sbeoe ON Maaneoea paa CALIFORNIA;
fpiten, fit man bsre fra alitoritatipt
Solb ibag.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-04-25
Gffieersemnerue. @oibiuotou beu

Sffieersemnerne. 8aibington oen
19oe slpril. 81 t,,iino eller flere 81
ficersfanoiooter, iom ioag f1loeote
lit aurius / 9fationalarmeens 3on=
tonnementer % geationalaaroiitleire
ne, oil life erbol5e Gffieersuonepnel=
ie, men pil bli6e iat paa Ell 2i1te, oe
efter BEN giune 4arafter erboloe Ofii-
cersbeta1ling, efterbpert fom De tren-
qeS.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-04-25
@k1l1al11JDn1ng|rn.
Gbarles 80. se1pab siues Dpipnet
meb Bpsuingen at elite for "
9(merifas 5an0elsaiarine.
Gtaalmasnat % praftiif ssfi6sbyg=
ger. gl fluff Sfibe til srans-
port af Srppperne.

@dlbington 16oe Npril. Charles
so. scblpab, 5taalmagnat og 5fibs-
bpeger, gap fig ioas ifalt n,eo iin
Opgope at ,lopioe BEN amerifanlfe
9anoelsnlarine1t Sebipab blen no,
ifrepen til 9jeneiten Of 8oruano
&urlep al sefartsfon1,nisl slionen.
Man gipr Heglring paa, at 5cbpab
ifal pirfeliggisre. 5urleDs Grem ON