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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
GIFT
. IS GIVEN j. s. ON
GUN ROYALTIES
ny HARRY u. HUNT

WASHINGTON. April s.---John NJ.
browning. inventor Of the browning
machine gun and the Browning att.
tomato rifle. which Uncle Sam IL
producing By thousands for use
against the boche. IL turning back 10
the government some $3.50 900 in
dlsciaimed royalties.
Normal royalty payments 20
browning for guns now under order
would BE- approximately 5000. 900.
But
Whatever tho government says IL
fair price. I'm willing TO accept"
he told the officials sent 20 negotiate
with him. He agreed without qucE-
ton In n fiat price OF 81 900 600. Plus
an expense allowance, and signed 10
Uncle Sam the right 20 produce as
many OF hts guns as might be
needed 4
Browning IL g.: OF Mormon stock.
slender. slightly stopped. bald. except
for n narrow fringe Of gray hair:
wears n closely clipped gray mus.
tache. face a network of fine lines,
and between hts eyes two vertical
lines. cut deeply into the flesh:
dresses simply. in pepper and salt
gray, or blue serge: wears no Jewel.
ry: hates publicity: affects no front:
salts away his royalties. still keeps
up Utah homo. where he was born.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
THEATRES
PANTAGES

Folks who we're turned away from
tho PantaFes last week and did not
get a chance TO see Singers Midgcts.
will have an opportunity to witness
the performance of these clever 1T
tie players this week. The Mldgets
give n whole show in one act and
have become more than popular with
Seattle audiences.
The rest OF the bin is new and
honors fall to Mary Norman, who
impersonates various types OF her
sex. Miss Norman is n clever mimic
and her limitations are quite true 10
life. "Just n Thief" In a dramatic
playlet featuring Joseph Il. Totten
and Miss Leslie Bingham. The plot
deals with crooks who set about In
their own way to redeem the mort.
gage for the mother OF their pal.
Madison and Winchester. two
young men. scored a hit with orig
inal singing. eccentric dancing and
"A number OF burlesque specialtics
Gangler's CANNES, n group OF clcv.
erly trained animals, and new
episode of who Is Number One7"
complete this weeks bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
ACIDS IN STOMACH
CAUSE INDIGESTION


Medical authorities state that
nearly rine-tenths Of the cases Of
stomach trouble. indigestion. sour
ness. burning. gas. bIoating. nausea.
etc. are due to an excess OF hydro
chioric acid in the stomach and not
- some believe to lack OF diKes-
tive Juices The delicate stomach
lining is Irritated. digestion Is de-
iayed and food sours. causing the
disaxreenbie symptoms which evsry
stomach sufferer knows SO we'll
Artificial uixestenta are not need
I'd in such cases and may do real
harm. Try laying aside all dixes-
tive aids and instead get from any
druggist a few ounces Of Bisurated
Mzrnesia and take n teaspoonfui in
q quarter glass Of water right after
eating. This sweetens the stomach h.
prevents the formation OF excess
acid and there In no sourness. gas
or pain Bssurated Magnesia Tin
powder or tablet form-nsver liquid
or milky r. harmless 10 the stomach.
inexpensive TO take and Ia the most
efficient form Of rnagnesia for
stomach purposes. II Ia used by
thousands OF people who enjoy their
meals with no more fear OF In
digestion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
URGES ADVERTISING TO
CONSOLIDATE NATION

a plea for greater use Of advertls.
ing as n means of defeating the Hun
horde was made by X. c. Ayers, dI.
rector OF the San Francisco Ad club.
club. at the Bon Marche Monday.
Ayers would have the government
pay for advertising space. employing
trained minds for the work OF build.
ing up indomitable unity and patriot.
ism of the nation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
Tobacco Habit
! Easily Overcome

ANe~ <tYker. az wide sxpsriscca.
has written book telling how tbs
and quickly banIshed with delight
fuI benefit. The author. Edward J.
woods. 1913 c. Station E. New York
CITY. will mall his book free on re-
qsess.
TIE health improves wonderfully
after tobacco craving II conquered
Guinness. tranquil sleep. clear eyes
uoruai appetite. good figesttoa.
uAniy vtgor. strong memory and Z
general gain in efficiency are amons
the many benefits reported Get
rid of that nervous. irritable feel
Ing. no more need OF pipe. cigar
cigarette. snuff or chewing tobac-
60 to paelfy morbid desire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
CALL NAVAL RECRUITS
FROM 18TH DISTRICT

SAN FRANCISCO. April o.
Navy officers are on stili hunt for
men who know something about trig.
onometry and iogarithms. following
receipt Of word that when congress
passes the bill Increasing the navy
personnel. about 1000 new officers
will be commissioned
All men enlisted In the 18th district
naval reserve force. Il was announc.
cd. win be called into service this
week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09

and fight stirred their entire beings
A boy had known for years came
hurrying along. saying al he passed
me:
Billy Smith Just went over. Got
IL in tho head from a machine gun q"
had known BiIly for n fine. big
.oviai fellow Hla entire company
will mourn his loss
More than onr hoy looked a, his
wrist watch as tho minute approach.
ell TO so over the top. but the
American artillery fire only in
creased IN volume. and everybody he-
gan to wonder II H would stop.
what will we do II Il hasn't stop.
ped when the time comes TO go
over" a captain asked n colonel.
why. go right on over" the
colonel answered.
Five minutes before the leap. cv.
cry man was ready 10 climb out Of
tho trenches.
outfit was showing q trace Of merry.
BUSINESS now. They all seemed re
ii~ved by the thought that I'm a few
minutes the tcrrsbie Smelling would
stop.
Exactly on tho second. the artsi.
lcry quit firing.
And at the same instant every man
went over tho top,
To me. pecrinR after them. the
- g..
that minute. miles away.
Practically every German gun had
been siienced now. and could make
out clearly our men lodging across
No Mans Land toward the enemy
trenches.
went down into the post durout.
where. knew. NIL reports would be
rushed By eouriers.
Before the first courier arrived.
rockets had gone up from the Ger.
man trenches.
But they we're American rockets.
and they mean, that our troops had
gained their fret objective.
The first courier stumbled breath.
less. hatieSs and perspiring into IN.
dugout. and saiuted the officer In
charge
"Sir.' he painted. I'VE arc In
their trenches. Our artillery had
pounded their wires and dugouts
all to heiI--excuse me. sir-all
to pieces; we've captured some
prisoners who threw up their
hands and surrendered long be-
fore we got tn them. The rest
Of the Germans ran away and
have retired TO their fourth limo
OF defenses. We're now blow
ing up the rest Of their dugouts.
Only two OF our men have been
killed. From the looks OF things
guess we've killed lot Of tho
enemy"
And 40 IL went for the next hour.
Every courier brought good news
There hadn't been n hitch anywhere
in the American plans. and every.
thing had gone off like clock work.
The enemy. who had been taught
to sheer ut the American army, had
run away. refusing to stay and
meet our boys bayonet to bayonet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
How to Make a Real
Wrinkle Remover

In these days of cleverly ndvcr-
tiaod "beautifiera" and "rcjuve-
majors" II Is hard for n woman to
believe she can make n simple home
remedy for the removal OF wrinkles
which viii do her much more good
than the average made preparation
There's nothing in the world so ef-
fcctfve for ernaing or preventing
wrinkles. age marks. baRginesA Of
cheeks and chin. as simple and
harmless solution made by dissolv-
ing an ounce of pure powdered sax
olite in n half pint of witch hazel
Theae ingredients, OF course, can be
had ut any drug store. Use the mix
ture daily for "a while as refresh
ing wash lotion. The quick and sat
isfaetory results VIII surprise you.
Even the first application produces
very marked Improvement The
wrinkles are less in evidence and tho
face has firm. solid" comfortable
feeling. Soon you will look consid-
erably iess than your age.--Adver-
tisemcnI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
Dock Employers
to Discuss Strike
Threats Tuesday

Whether the 800 members Of the
Dock Truckers and war~housemcn's
local go on strike at midnight Wed
ncsday. is expected 10 be determined
q, meeting Of dock employers Tues.
day night
The union has given notice that
unless its demands for n wage in
crease are granted. strike viii b.
called at midnight. The question Of
meeting thos. demands probably Will
he settled when the employers meet
The union also objects 10 the en-.
ployrnont office maintained by the
Waterfront Employers association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
JOSHUA PIERCE DIES
AT HOME IN TACOMA

TACOMA. April s.--wideiy known
as a pioneer In the oil business I'm
Pennsylvania. Joshua Pciroe. 81
prominent Tacoma citizen. In dead
here today Of neuritls. The body
will he sent TO Pennsylvania for in.
torment
Included among his employees nj
ono time was a young man named
John ID. Rockefeller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
LECTURES ON FLAG

Paul II. Hall was given n lecture
Monday on the flag by Judge John
y. Gordon,t as a result OF Halls fail
ure to remove his hat when the ma.
ional colors passed. Hall is IS
years old. and was released after
Judge Gordon WIS satisfied Of his
patriotism.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
SHE JOINS THE NAVY

Miss Hlldegarde Waechter, daugh-
ter of City Detective Charles J.
Waechter. OF 1919 Summit ave. has
given up her position In Sheriff
Stringer's office to join the navy AS
a yeomanette. She has been ap.
pointed chief yeomanette in the of.
flee OF the Puget sound commandant
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
U. S. DESTROYER SAVES
IL BRlTON SURVIVORS

AN IRISH PORT. April "a L..
s.. destroyer rescued three OF IL sur
vivors of torpcdocd British steam.
er Saturday after they had drifted
in an open boa, for Is hours. The
other nine members OF the crew died
OF exposure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
RECOVER $1,1OO OF
BANK ROBBERY FUND

SAN FRANCISCO, April a.
Eleven hundred dollars of the $40 900
taken when the Yokohama Specie
bank was robbed here two weeks
ago. has been recovered, the police
reported today. II was located in
Southern California.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
STAR man SEES
OUR BOYS ROUT
HUNS IN FIGHT
Continued From Page One

tho trenches, stopping moment or
so to say few words TO every
group that he met.
Nowhere had l ever seen such in.
innate fellowship between officer and
man. The boys crowded around him
and eagerly drank IN his every word.
II was easy Ca SEQ that he had their
entire confidence and that he was a
popular leader with them.
Here Is where we show 'en what
we're made OF. boys" he said a mum.
Der OF times THE whole world liz
going TO know what we do this after.
noon"
A captain stepped up TO him
and said:
lis u true. colonel. that you
arc going ever tho tops with
ut Is" replied the colonel
quietly.
Hut, colonel" protested the
captain. 'yeu have no right TO
risk your life In this fashion"
I'm not thinking or concerned
with that side Of IL, captain.
What ! do know il that this at.
tack MI ST be made q success.
We can't afford TO start off with
falitiown. I'm going over the
top ahead Of you and your men.
because I want yoa all 10 realize
the Importance Of success"
Not very many minutes after this.
our artillery. hidden In woods and
gullies and under camoufiaxe behind
our lines. opened up. At first the
firing was desuitory. but as the Ger
man guns began to reply. our own
Increased the Intensity OF their fire
until there was nothing but one long
dcafenins roar. louder. from time to
time. az IN. biggest cnlibrem sent
their enormous shells scrcechlnT and
singing over our heads toward tho
enemy trenches some 900 yards In
front OF us.
thought had seen violent
bombariments in front OF Dixnuda.
up in Belgium. last fall. when In the
course OF a single day 1900 shells
were exchanged: but that firing was
nothing In intensity to what / wit
Messed on the American front
In the small space Of 30 minutes.
during the battle. our scores OF guns
poured more than 10000 shells into
shos. German trenches and strong
holds, And the fire was kept up.
without a seconds pause for more
than four hours
In our trenches. the initial nerv.
BUSINESS OF our men soon wore
away. and they settled down to their
jobs with tn. seriousness OF vet.
ernns Then /, was that bad a
good chance TO study them.
Folks at home. ] never RIAL
lied until then that our wars
Are NOT fought by mature men.
but by mwr boys OF course.
our new eons~ript army win be
older. but In the American iin~s
with me today was many q lad
who II yet to celebrate his twen-
ticsh birthday.
Beardiess volunteers they were. ev.
cry one OF them: strong iimbed. clean
cut American boys from high schools
and factories and offices. most Of
whom could have stayed out OF this
war. but who had come I'm because
their veins puisated with real. red
blood. and the spirit Of adventure
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
ORGANIZE MINUTE MEN

Organization of Minute Men for
Precinct rs will be perfected at a
meeting Tuesday evening at the Glib.
son Casey Realty Co.'S office, 10th
ave. w. and Crockett st
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09

CHAIRMAN HAYS
TO SPEAK HERE
ON WEDNESDAY

SPOKANE. Wash. April DE
claring the Juntness Of this war and
In tho same breath uttcrins "A stern
warning against overconfidence. VIII
H. Hays, national chairman OF tho
republican party. Addressed "A non
partisan gathering here today.
This was Hays first appearance In
the Pacific Northwest. The repub'
iican party leader will travel swiftly
down tho coast. speaking tomorrow
mt Seattle. and later Portland. San
Francisco and Los Angeles, and then
breaking eastward
The world has become too small
for democracy and autocracy 10 exist
together" shouted Hays. his slight
frame vibrating with energy.
Speaking for the republican party.
he said:
ION tho question OF the war there
IL but one side. on that side. sup.
porting the country's cause, shall
stand every political party and every
member Of every political party emit.
tied to any consideration whatso-
ever"
The warning Hays uttered was i'm.
pressive:
There arc still unug individuals
in this country who believe we shall
awaken some morning and find the
war over. Pitifully wrong This
war will not be over until every last
resource OF this country is taxed TO
the utmost. and the blood OF mil.
lions shed The time for all Bpecu-
iation in this matter In past. This
condition Is na inevitable as tofnor.
/, rows sun. and preparation must be-
made accordingly. II may mean five
years. five million men. and hun.
dred billion dollars"
Chairman Hays will arrive in Seat
tie from Spokane wednesday morn
ing and be escorted 10 the Washing
ton hotel by n committee OF rcpub.
leans. He'll view the bouievards
and then attend luncheon Mt the Are.
tic club under auspices OF the state
and county central committee and
the Young Mems Republican club.
"Wednesday afternoon Will be spent
In political conference. and at 6 .. m.
he'll dine at tho Rainier club as guest
OF the Indiana society.
Wednesday evening he will address
n Liberty Loan open meeting at the
Hippodrome nj 1880. and leave at
il.ss for Portland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
DISTRICT NO. 10 MEN MEET

Classified men OF District No. 10
win meet at O'Clock Tuesday night
in Greyorbiehl hall. 2sth ave. and
Jackson st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09
BROWNING GUN RECORDS

BROWNING GUN RECORDS
HEAVY GtN-395oo SHOTS
weeks with wonder the
fired OF 10000 shots
break
somebody Give another 10000"
o before ovcrheatnE caused
the
without a break
RIrIE-ioooo
Recently browning machine RIFLE
vast
Is he
ovc red on o shoulder
flashed
OF 4oooo - a
BROWNING SAYS:
Nothing wonderful
shooting"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-04-09

Folks at home. ] never real.
ircd until then that cur wars
arr NOT fought by mature men.
but by mrrr boys. OF course.
our new eons~ript army win be
older. but In the American iin~s
with me today was many . lad
who II yet to celebrate his twen-
tiesh birthday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-19
bcicre Ppeoepriier.

Naibingtou Sen t46e 6ebr. Ser
iuues al npre gooc lloitgter iii. al
Den nPrupreuoc @ueoepris al 50 Or.
@uibeI nil bli iorbsiet iii $3.50 eacr
81 10 Or. Siiibel % at ben isoeraIe
0peoegraoering oil bIi oronet Ill
6armernes Silireo4beo.
6oruoen Sendtpr YtcGumbers
Bill ON at iorbeie N~peOepriier Tor
1915 iii S2.75 pr. 9uiheI pil Ser al
Reprpientant Sp0nen Anoerion ira
Winueiota bli iremiat / Suiet os AZ
Senator anilte ReIion eqer az Sena.
for Grsnna ira 0ortb Safota ! Se
untet Ell Sorilag on AZ bempnSige On
oernsrerne al Miuneiota. Norb. %
Spooafota Ill az ionppue en- rnaogt.
penoe aommlsllpn Ill ar bii:aa Saro.
brussmlnIiieren me0 II Ialti1tie sue.
~oegraoerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-19
Sonfet uSaao.

Sra en- otluntiif 6oou berettes BEN
1l0c 6ebr. Gn ouerIfuuit Gumper.
iom nrfom BERTH lqaur. bcretter al
bauc lTnfct en- lluOerpano5baao /
4it0oeIbapct Den 1Soe Sarular eitcr
en- IsbeuOe Stamp. Ganperen blep
fife ralllmet.
Boa Silbagereiien blep ianmmc
Camper urgrcbet al 10 llnoeruonos.
buaoe. Gen enc al Dem blcu obicruc-
ret paa Stprboro5 Sioc. "a auptei.
men iOriegte al Isbe Sen iiGuf, outte-
DC oen unoer oq unoilap. Samti0ia
.aiiIog Observation-Disclosures et gngreb
ira en- auocu lluoeruunoabaoo. ser
uGrmeoe iig bagira.
Ytun6ifabct iortPQcr. al brittle
Tatruliebaaoe Den zoe ,(ouuar bau0e
Iaffet 10 II Saooc / y~trr5eocu al De
fanariifc Ger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-19
Wv Komiteformano.

ct. 2ouis, Dto., ben 14oe Scbr.-
v. 8. Sans ira Snoinlla bIep i9uor
nlco GnitenntigbeO pulgt til Den re.
pubIifonife NationolfomiteS Sor.
Torntonb. 9an bIcu broat / 6or.
lag al Sobn z. Ioanla ira Soma,
iom ieIp bnnbe pGret aanOioat for
6ormanbSpoiten.
Sans |oIe, Der piocS at pGrc iGr.
oeIc5 tiIireositiQenoe for theodore
Hooicnclt, tages ollninbclie lom ct
Scon poo, at Splittelicn / Oct repil.
blitanIfc Tartt M er fulbliplloie
bclet.
9ettc ireingonr oeino al bcn INC
aonIiteformanbs grfIGring ON, of
ale tioIisere ltopercnsitemlncIicr er
bIet eIiminereoe nben Senipn til Sat
tion eller Clement"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-19
Snnoefiso / Tanmarf.

Norfolf, Sirginia. ben 15be Sebr.
Zen mnerifonife Winiltcr til San.
mari, DR.. %. 3. Cyan. iom opboIoer
iig her poa ct fort S~eriebeicg, iortrI.
Ter, at Der / iaatpnoigc areoie / en-,
ropo or Den ~olnlinoeliNc Weninq, at
belle Icrocu oil bli triict al Sunaers.
nco, ON arigcn lfuloe fonnlc til at
bare / to Nar iii.
DR.. Ggon iortpler. at Situatio.
men er nteget olporlig / ole De tan.
oinopilfe Sanoe, % of aisbmon9eIen
i Ganmarf er iaa itor. at man bar
begpnot at neoilngte De bersmte ban.
lie l~lIpebunoe til Mao.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-19
Wv Proclamation.

@o'hington ben 15oe Sebr. TrG-
iioent Wilion bar / Ell lbag uoiteot
Proclamation itlQet al Grport til
abe 2anoe urloer 2icenie peb arlas-
hanoelsfommisiionen, b. b. l., at al
lloierieI er iorbl,Dt uoen meo aom-
misiionens SiQabelie.
IrofIamationcn gisr ogioa 2iccn-
IeIpltemet giploenoe Tor al Sn0ierlel
% filler ;aale0es Sanoets belle lloen,
rigSbanoel mo unber arigsbonOela-
commissioners Surisoiftion.
De Sor. Stoter itoar, meb andre
Orb, / Segreb lneb at reolcere in
Sub oa lloieriel on1trent 80 Tro.
cent / bet 2iemeb of ifrabe Torrmel
tilitrrffelig Coinage til at trunspor.
tere ell flor arigsitprfe iii 6ranfriQ
iaor % Ell onoet al Ell tll'uareitot
Stsrrelie nGitc Gar, ON oct Ifuloe
bli %npbnenoigt.
Sapoe oct pGrct mlllgt at bp9gC
me Sfibe burtia nof iuor, baooc
Nlnterifa life lteot paa De ianumc
8onifeliabeoer, iom Dor ioriirfei
gnalunos Sfibaiartsprogram, bauoC
life llnocrpol1osbaobene ~iortiot ncG
at toae lin patlIi9c Solo / Tonnage.
piloe ct ioo oralti'f Sfriot Iont oct.
Ser proflamercs iOng, life blcuet MO-
penoig.
Mmerifo bar Wonoifabsitnrfe,t
men life Sfibenc til at transporter
Dem.
&c Naiere0c trrnger pore trooper
iorat opucie DC Sorltprfningcr, ;on1
Spiflono poa @runo al oct rusNltf
Somnlenbruo bar funnel icn6c I'll
@eitironten. Ter err ingcn Si6 I'll al
pente, iii me Sfibe bIir bpgget. Get
eneitc Ilternatio er at iorbpoe DC FOR.
hoonoenpprenbe Sfibe Of gaa / lin
nnnIiqe Sragtiart.
Iettc pil mcb andre Orb iiac. al
oae Sortsier / 8crbcn p~roftiif tolt
titles illo ur0er be Aqierroc5 son
troll. IsitroIc Stibe or iuobeidttc6t
bcri, ioroi DC oIene fol iragtc Fro.
buffer. Tor hulltc Der al De 5or. Eta
Ter. Gnglouo e1cr Sroufrig or no.
itebi 2icenie. "a 'eIuisl9elig belert
pil benntte iig Al DC anleoniugel. Der
bnoes DEM cn0 al Iiggc lcoigc.
@eo @iGlp al 2ieeuieipitcmct oil
DC 5or. Stnter irttcs iiionO ill d
turne oirigere al oceangnnenoe Era
iii til ellcr ira lire egne Same. Spi;
De 6or. Stater fan flare iig mel
mlnore &aiie cller iGrre 9ananer
oil Der BIZ minore 6ragt al erbolot
oaioo Tor Sc ipOamerifouite 1ampe
re, iac morge al oi5ie pil bIi 0ispo
nible FOR andre 2iemeo.
Zen me 6ororonins oil fomme II
at berere mango 6orretningsbrm
cher oaian inoen .Sonoet ielp. Tor Be.
oil life mite no8ct at ienoe @arer ii
eli Siebapn bui5 ubieriIatiaaoeli,
! life ton erboloes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-19
Sptsicrne / Aipbcnbaun.

aisbenbaor Sen t7be Sebr. 30.
lltiet bor MI arreiteret De Sunoifa.
Illtuniercrc, Tom moiInp unoer De
Sptslcr, bu%oriInber mcacm 10000
% 10000 Tcrioner iorisgtc at itor.
me Observation-Disclosures, plpnore
@ntifcr % trGnae iig inc pa Slottet.
glarot DC nrrcitcreoe er Reoaftsren
al SpnoifoIiitblaoet "Soliooritit".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-19
Man9e S%lypeulvffer.

Sort @ortt. Ger, oen 15oc 1Sebr.
Wange lllpfter bar / DC iioiie iao IA.
&C ruitoet Steo peo Den berpqrcnoe
Sfole iii llooannelie al WiIitprilu.
perc. Stfe minhre eno ire, De flcite
eriarIle % p%eIficnbtc 6lppcre. bar
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