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Evening star., 1918-05-28
IlTTILESI0R!E!s
6fBEDTInE
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS.
Copyright. 1918. BY T. W. Bursess.)
Buster Finds PrickIy Porky.

There was no chance for Buster
Bear to look longer in the wrong
place for Prickly Porky. Every time
he turned aside from the right d.
rection he was sure to meet some
one to set him straight. Now Buster
is anything but stupid. He knew
that it wasn't chance that led to all
these meetings with his nelghbors
He knew that all of them had been
told of the threat he had made. and
that they didn't intend to give him a
chance not to make it good.
You see now, don't you. what a
position Buster was in? II he didn't
make good his threat every one would
say 1t was because he was afraid OF
Prickly Porky. That would never
do at all. To have all his neigh
bors think him afraid of one SO much
smaller than himself would be more
than he could stand. He knew that
they believed him afraid. as 1t was
But this was very different from
openly admitting that he was afraid
So. pretending that his paw. In
which was one of Prickly Porky's 9
little spears. hurt him a great deal
more than it really did, and wasting
as much time as he possibly could
Buster drew near the tree high up
in which Prickly Porky was peelins
that there would be no one about
but his hopes were all in vain. In
stead of no one about 1t seemed as
II every one in the Green Forest or
In the Green Meadows who could
walk, run or fly, was on hand.
Evening star., 1918-05-28

cording to choice. The garment fas-
tens in the center back. the large
pleat or panel matching the ones In
front, serving to make the fastening
invisible
Checked and plain gingham might
be combined In the dress. the frock
proper to be IN the checked fabric
and the big pleats in the plain. Or
It might be made OF plain or figured
voile. 1t is rather impossible to think
Of fall school dresses for the little
ones now. with the SKINNER vacation
not on as yet. in MANY schools, but
It is interesting to note that pleats.
both nat and of the box variety. are
much In evidence on the dresses
shown by designers and manufac-
turers as tho advance guard Of fall
styles for juveniles. and there is no
doubt that the little frock shown
would be very smart developed either
in taffeta or serge. two Of the favorite
fall fabrics.
Simplicity should be the keynote in
all except party frocks for the small
girl, and with very little modification
the same rule holds good for girls Of
once the American public en- masse
has been converted to this belief. a
very large step in the direction of a
nation Of we'll dressed women will have
been taken.
Evening star., 1918-05-28
My "Come Again. =
Sunday Supper

In the old days | would have called
it meat loaf. You know-a couple
of pounds of finely chopped lean
beef and one of chopped pork-sea.
soned and baked in a buttered bread
pan, nodded around three or four
hard boiled eggs, laid end to end.
But we don't call it meat loaf any
more. You see we add to the sea-
soning good two tablespoonfuls of
Al Sauce-and that makes all the
difference in the world, turning
"meat loaf" into what we call our
"come again" Sunday supper.
It's delicious hot-and even bet
ter cold. Jim doesn't know it, of
course, but most of my reputation
as a cook comes out Of my bottle
of Al Sauce. call it my miracle
wOrkerl
Evening star., 1918-05-28
TO Women
THE sILHOUTTE OF THE SEASON

where. AS long as the patterns are
not too large, and are used with dis
erection In relation to the figure, there
is little danger in wearing them. II is
guise of a 'tunic gown" which offers
the most convenient means OF using
such materials. They are so thin that
they must be made up over something,
or have special petticoats to go with
them. That being the case: 1t seems
more convenient to chop them OF a
few inches from the hem, slit them at
the sides and run them In apron ef-
feet over the shoulders, leaving
g1impses at all these points OF the tar
feta or satin foundation. And another
recommendation for this fashion Is Its
economical change to use old material
for the strategical points where 1t VIII
show.
The frock sketched today has used
printed georgette in this way. The
pieces of the fabric. Joined at the
shoulder, and running across the col
hrbone In the line which we have
learned to call "Florentine." Two
more lengths of the printed material
form gathered aprons back and front:
and a belt which is a sort of sash.
pulled out into diamond shaped az
fair in front, ties at the back.
one-sided Drapery.
The foundation, of blue taffeta. is
straight and simple at all points save
|one. over one hip there is a bit OF
fy-away drapery, which Is one OF
those triangular sections set INTO .
straight seam. with the point extend
ed, with which we are familiar. any
woman who wants to temper her sim.
ness with puffs may fold square ol
stuff, cut II diagonally from corner 70
corner. stitch round two SIDES OF II.
o,tf nd
side seam of her skirt. There Is plen-
ty Of precedent for the idea.
From present indications the pres
ent lines of the silhouette will con.
tinue indefinitely. As matter o.
fact, they are more varied than one
imagines from a cursory view of sum-
mer fashions Really the clothes So
gan Of the summer might almost oe
.Anything goes You will see women
whose dressmakers have delved INTO
the most picturesque perious, ,,.,,pa y. and
fashions for the general outline anu
details Of their frocks. Here Will De
skirt which is little more than yard
wide at the hem: there Will ne anothea
which is quite ample, and gathered 10
a round waist line. One woman viii
don an oriental tunic. wind her hips
with a gorgeous fabric in many, colors
and wear a turban on her head. An
other will assume the menu ana NV
gray Of Priscills and hlde heF
bushes in the depths OF POKE DOL on
net On one hand we shall see the
frills and furbelows of the sixties. ana
on the other the starched severity OF
a revived shirt waist" frock:
summer clothes, made of less ex-
pensiye fabrics, and designed for
Shorter service, have always allowed
,,reater freedom of development than
winter garments. the original outlay
for which is SO much higher. But .ie
choice has seldom been so VIDE as ~
ia this season. II may be that the un-
Settled ss sils Conditions Of society are re.
snonsible for this conglomeration OF
fashion; or it may be that women are
becoming such intense lndlV,ouais
that thew simply refuse to be bound
~, The resfrictions of what they are
wearing" any longer
Evening star., 1918-05-28

impurities that cause them.
For every Skin, Scalp and Scrofu-
lous affection. no matter how it
came, the Discovery" cleanses.
builds up, strengthens and invig-
crates every part of the system.
Eczema, Erysipelas, Salt-rheum,
letter. Boils, Carbuncles, Enlarged
Glands. and the worst Scrofulous
Sores and Swellings are completely
and permanently benefited by it.
The Discovery" is made from
native roots without alcohol, and
can be had in liquid or tablet form
from all dealers. 1t is one of the
best tonics today, you feel refreshed
in strength and vigor after taking
this vegetable tonic. Tablets. o0c.
Evening star., 1918-05-28
By ANNE R1TTENHoUsE.
ial Correspondence Of The star.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
NEW YORK. May 27.-The world
seems to have gone quite mad
over printed materials. All sorts Of
thin fabrics are patterned with other
colors and worn over tunics Of silk
or satin. Georgettes and chifons take
the lead. and they are rapidly becom-
ing so popular that there is a danger
Of their being dropped altogether by
the woman who hates to see dupli-
Gates of her clothes on every street
corner. Even cotton fabrics printed
with small designs have come In for
Evening star., 1918-05-28

loud: he was angry with Chatterer
the Red Squirrel for having got him
into his present difficulty; he was
angry with all his neighbors for
to make his threat good or openly
admit that he was afraid OF Prickly
Porky.
So Buster was in about as bad
temper as 1t was possible for an
angry bear to be in. He was In
almost a bad enough temper to he
foolishly reckless and actually try
to do what he had threatened to do.
But there still was just enough
cunning left to make him watch out
for a chance to keep away from
Prickly POrkys thousand little
spears and at the same time make
1t appear that he was not afraid.
Where II he?" growled Buster
Evening star., 1918-05-28
CRoQUETTE WISDOM.

1t is a thrift fact worth noting that
a croquette covereth a multitude Of
food substituting, and many a combi-
nation Of rice. nuts and seasoning in
wise proportions. with just a soupcon
OF real meat. has been camoufiaged by
means of the croquette mode of cook
ing into something that answers the
purpose of a meat course as well as
roast beef. or roast lamb, beefsteak
or lamb chops. or some of the other
things that we took for granted be-
fore the war.
II you know your French reasonab bly,
well you will know that a croquette
originally indicated a crisp cake Of
some sort. The important and char
acteristic fact was that 1t was crisp.
And that is still the important fact.
Somehow II 1t is crisp it can be made
of very inexpensive materials and
taste delicious.
When rice went up in price and we
were urged to conserve 1t. many
housewives gave up their frying ket-
tie. and with 1t went all sorts OF fried
food. such as croquettes. AS a mat
ter of fact. one does not have to fry
in fat. There are excellent substi-
tutes made of vegetable oils that are
not on the list of foods we should con-
serve nor are they prohibitive in
crice
Evening star., 1918-05-28
FASHIONS

A smart little semi-tailored tub
frock for girl of six or eight years
is offered in the sketch. AS every
mother knows. the small girls ward
robe has rather habit OF recurring
constant replenishins, and nndins
some new style design for the young
1adv IA often more Of a real task than
making the dress. At this time the
remnant counters are regular treasure
store houses. and the trifing cost OF
a dress for a little girl should con-
vince any mother that she is not being
extrayagant when she adds new
frock now and then. all through the
summer.
For the little dress shown, handker-
chief linen in white or color would be
lovely. If the frock is made up in
white 1t may be stitched in color or
vice versa. The narrow belt may be
Of velvet or of heavy faille ribbon, ac-
Evening star., 1918-05-28
} New Treatment for
Wrinkles a Success

( This is what women say who have treat
( ed their wrinkled. faded, tired looking skin
( with the marvellous Usit. This pure nut-oil
\ skin food is positively guaranteed to ban
J ish wrinkles quickly and feed the skin
J back to a healthy condition. 1t cannot
} harm. or cause the slightest hair growth,
J and it is only necessary to rub 1t into the
I skin for few moments each night before
I retiring to get the full benefit from its use
[ 1t is a clean. delicately scented liquid, not
greasy paste or cream. O'Donnell's Drug
( Store. Peoples Drug Co. and all first class
dealers sell and recommend Csit. You will
find it a fine treatment as well for free
J kles. sunburn, blackheads and many forms
Of eczema.
Eeanty Specialists everywhere are giving
treatments with Usit. recognizing its won
: drrfnl benefit TO the eomplexion.-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star., 1918-05-28
HE'S UP THERE IN THE TOP OF
THAT TREE" BARKED CHAT
TERER THE SQUIRREL.

Here he comes" shrieked Sammy
Jay as Buster came in sight
Hes coming. He's coming.
shouted ali the others together.
Buster looked this way. that way,
and the other way. Whichever way
he looked he saw grinning faces. He
had been trapped by his own foolish
words when in a At of temper he
had threatened to shake Prickly
Porky. and SO teach him lesson. BY
this time he was almost too angry
to see clearly. The growl deep down
in his throat was almost like distant
thunder. He was angry because he
had stepped on that little spear
SO foolishly made that threat out
Evening star., 1918-05-28

Bear. taking great pains not to look
in the top OF the tree where Prickly
Porky was continuing to chew bark
where is -he?" growled Buster once
more. And this time his erowl was
almost a roar. 1t was so fierce that
most of his hearers shivered little,
and backed away a few steps.
Hes up there In the top OF that
tree" barked Chatterer the Red
Squirrel.
Evening star., 1918-05-28

A few minutes before his execution
was to have taken place. Gov. Bick-
EFT of North Carolina Saturday COM
muted to life Imprisonment the death
sentence of Ernest Bynum. a negro
Bynum was convicted of the murder
of a negro woman.
Evening star., 1918-05-28
FAIR AND cLEAR-that's the way

yodi oNil Will OC,
if you'll take DR.,
Pierce's Gold e n
M edical Dis COW
cry, P i m p l { 5,
blotches eruptions S
and humors are
utterly banishel
by this medicine.
1t takes aw ay.
more. thoroughly
and certainly than
anything else, the
blood Doixons n,
Evening star., 1918-05-28
Salmon Croquettes.

Chop the contents Of a can of SAL
mon fine, add to it a teaspoon Of salt.
little chopped parsley, juice of one
lemon and a dash of cayenne pepper
Rub a tablespoon Of butter into three
tablespoons of -four, stir together and
cook for two minutes. Mix this into
the salmon mixture and cool. When
cold mold. roll in egg and fine bread
crumbs and fry in hot fat. Garnish
with parsley.
Evening star., 1918-05-28
Potato Croouette.

To one pint of hot potatoes add one
heaping teaspoon Of butter or butter
substitute, one-half teaspoon of salt, a
little cayenne. and little white pep
per. two eggs well beaten. some chop
ped parsley and a few drops of onion
juice. Form into cone shapes, dip in
beaten egg and bread crumbs and fry
to a golden brown. Served with a
meat gravy this makes a very good
dish for a practically meatless meal.
Evening star., 1918-05-28
Thrift Crouuettes.

is a very nice dish. 1t ought to sup
plant the old-time fish cake, for 1t is
fried in deep fat. and. as every one
knows. this mode OF cookery is far
more wholesome than griddle frying.
To make it. chop any cold fish fine.
add two-thirds as much mashed po-
tatoes. first beating to a cream with
butter. add a little cream sauce. and
salt and pepper to taste. Roll in egg
and fine bread crumbs and fry In hot
fat. For convenience sake it may be
bread crumbs the night before. The
egg makes an alright covering and
keeps the croquette from becoming
drv
Evening star., 1918-05-28

Swift 4 Conpany's sales Of fresh
beef in Washington. D. c., for the week
ending Saturday. May 26. 1918. averaged
b22.13 cents per pound,-Adyegtisement
Evening star., 1918-05-28

the general favor; witness the revival
Of the picturesquely named calico.
which is nothing more nor less than
our old friend percale, or what the
English woman calls print
1t is perhaps natural that when lines
are straight and simple fabrics should
be more complicated. There must be
some variety in our garments some
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Den tyife Propaganda.

Waihtraton ben lite Ipril: Hne
,G~iilerir9er al INF Yropoaauon
DC Toreueoc Stoter 9irroe8 ioag
Tor Senotet5 SSnltit5fomitc Der le.
ser llnoerie9elien al Sen SpIf Intc.
rifonife glQiouce. Scnator Sling.
SomiteenS Sormono. oplpite CT
9jrep fra =. Soar pes llniperlitetet
/ Gropirien alberta, boori han be,
%rcticr, at han linoer ct geIea
Gpiflunb / 1912 bar blepet 'ortolt.
at life miubre enc 26 tpifc Ngenter
aorlig bar blepct fcnot iii oc 5or.
eneoe Stoter / De ioregoocuoe fer
Mor.
MeocuS han opboIOf fa i apif.
lono bar ban bleuet ounooet ON at
libttc en- Sop / DC Soreneoe Stoter,
Der piloc i9tte tpife Snopanorere
iitanb til at "bibeholoe lin beieiie
@opnIitet iii oct tnife aeiierrige".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
6enerdlsuonQpnelie

Z @albington oen t0be @lpril: 9e-
neral TerIbing cr blet onmobet on
q anbefole og iorelpgge Irme0e-
portementet Ell Site ouer % Oil
eerer til S%orirentmelie til 9rignoe.
qeneraler.
Der or opericnot Gen. TerIbing
Ell Snrtegnelie oper Sberiter %
Sberitleitnanter, lom al 9cpartc-
irentct al Iees for op9tige % ififfeOc
iii 6~oriremmelIc % BET snifer al
~ruaofsre Jig me0 ham o%esorgnn-
enbe, ba ncmlig aQc De ii. griga0c.
tleier iorfremmcoe Sfiicere, pll
fomnle til of ticrle unber banl.
&c % me 9rigaoeseneraler ifoI
fploe DC Safancer, iom er opitaoet
Iom Sslse al 9(rmeens 6orseclic
oa I~fifeoigelie al Sificerer al oen.
lie 8roo. Soriremlnlelierne eiploer
hog blot for Ben Sio, arigen parcr.
Naar Sreocu er gicroprettet inota.
ger De. igjcn inc tioligere StiQil-
ger / ben rcgltlPrc Irmc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Ct milit0rorama.

Silber Ssloro, q. y, Oen t0oe
Npril: Sergeart SSomes gople al
Spitortiaeriet ifiso ioag libel TO
Mpno, loareoe flere andre oloorlig,
teriblanot Trenierleitnnnt ,Seal,
@eheou0, Og bagif oereiter Selp'
moro oeo at Ifpoe Jig ieIu Ell aliale
glennem @opeoet. Sfueplaoien ior
Get blobigc Grama par Sort
Mrigbt. San bar netop penot til.
ba9e eiter uoIeber Termisiionstio.
Get ipneS, eiter bpao 2ieroioner
feretter, lom ON Sergeant 9opIe
pluoIeIig blep grebet al ct Ban.
piosanialo. San bar ira Iaen.
tnipu.
Sans Giro bar aommanoerIcr.
gcnnt 6re0 $. Goof oa mcnia
Soloot Sbomo5 g. @uioef, DC TO
I'm blco orTbt. o. TremicrIsituunt
Sean @ehelro, Sergeont looIpb
Seitomt, Nenig 9rncit ".
@recn % gieuig Simotbp 5. Sui
Iran.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
1orolfiaIp / China.

6%onBfong, China, Sen 26oe 5e.
bruar: III De MI ioreliggenoe 81
tarrettiugcr ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
| Smatom Den 11oc Jebrllar trent.
SOAR ar nPpeu bperteneite Su5 /
&peus aineiertuarter sOclagoes, og
at Der / Oct europGiife 1iitritt an
retteoe5 ianmegeu Sfaoe at oct mn
liger5 pil bli ~ns0penoig at gienop.
hygge ale @uieue.
Gen Isrite Hpitelie inotrai peo
2Sioen ON Gitermiooogeu og ei-
tcrIoo Jig 6uiene i en- ina beitaoiget
Gilitano, at De paa oct nGrmeite
bar ioloeiGroige. ga nPite Stso
inoionot zig. 9ette nn0trai iii ST.
.0.30 ON @itermiooagen og rpiteoe
Suiene ouereuoe lom qorthuie. Sic.
re miuore HpiteIicr ianot Steo mel.
lem Be 10 tore SfiPIu.
S~olobooen romIeoe Iamnteu %
fet boQanolfe aoniitlat gioroes ube.
boeligt. ct fineiiif Sbeater. ser par
illOt iii SrPngiel al SoIooter.
itprteoe iantmen uoer 8arieI. Ger
berettes, at life en- leoenoe SlpI
Lap ira Der meo Siuet meoens 81.
ueIerfoarteret npiten bogItooelig
tolt iepneoes mes Sor6en. Sele
OahcrRtter al Sric itprteOe / @rlts.
Soauiot enonu pioes miitcoe in
gen @urop9er Sipet. 9e ilcite bar
Iorlaot line Stem og isgt SiIilugt
tmboro | De pad Sapnen Iigaeroe
Sfibe. On @~oloiombeoer al Serb.
IfiPloet fan man oanne ia en- Soc.
rnar man bsrer, al CT Sfib. iom
beianbt Jig 80 Dill "tiliis5 ira
simon. tp6elis mertebe glrtriugen
al BET.
Wan bar eronu intet beitemt
bert ira Simon, men Ser eaar Hpg.
ter ON, at GbelPagellerne bar p1.
ret lIgeiaa itore, tanifc enonil itsr.
re Der emo i Swatop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Reierpeoffcer Kuriene.

@oIhinaton ben lite Gpril: Der
nteobeleS oIficielt at De Ipiironter,
Der uberamineres fra bc nPrpPreil.
Sc % ircmtibiae Heierueoficerstilr.
ir life umibbclbnrt eiter b%eltaaet
Niigcng5eramen nil bfi nbnpunt iii
Sificerer, nlen bli ienot tilba9c I'll
inc rclpeftiuc sIfoeliuaer ionr Ytc.
1.lge cler llnoernfficcrcr iprot al
rcntc inc llouGpncller citerbpert,
i'm oct tiltr1nges.
Som ct Merfc paa, at DC bar
Qlernenleoaet ct %Iaaoant auriis,
ii. DC barre en- brio Snor paa sgr.
met.
Dc pil pad GuGerne BIZ opisrt
i'm Mlpiranter % flasiiiicereoe ei.
tcr ben pcb Granten erboIote So
rafter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
enrisshanoel


Ncm Oorf bet t0Oc Ipril: Sno.
lsr'clen al NnnocISparcr bcrtil Sap'
Zen l 6ebrunr belsb lig iii $9i,.
$03, 999, CT Ncognug al ouer
S3,500,000 iammcnliguet meo oclt
tlllodrenoc Monneb iprriqe Iar.
EoloinotTgicrre for Noonebcn
telsb iig til $S,07I779, en- Neo.
gang al opcr s., 100000 lammen.
liQrct mco iSebrliar 1917.
llbisrIelen al &anoelSpnrer or.
brp9 FOR ben fannie Ndaneo iii
S167,l36,94i MOB 1922 100000
Sebruor 1917.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
&iifetoIoen oph0pet.

Boston, WaIs., Sen 12te Ipril:
Zen icrite Sfibsloonine fanooiif
Silt, iom er oploslet her tolbirit INT
ser oeu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tom er %ailluttet meIem De Serene
&c Stotcr % Canada, nnfom bertiI
iSoa meo Den f%annoiIfc Sfonnert
"GIinor e." fra Dormoutb. Nopo
Scotia.
2obnirgell, lom bcllob al $4,000
Nllno ierif 6iif. bleo ~biiponerct al
Stem England 6ilb Grtnnge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Sem merifanere or0bt.

Sort N%ancocf, Ser, Den lite
Ipril: Ere merifouite anpalcri.
tier blep isaar orGbt. "a eli Dti-
troIisieaiocline al amcrifanifc So.
palcriiier oabneoe [Sln pno ben
merifanifc Siprfe pon Den onben
Sihe al @rGuien, eiter at Den hap
&c aifsret ca. 100 Sim paa en-
omeriforlf Yatrulie.
30 andre Merifonere blcp ornbt
:aoar al amerifanlfc trooper /
Snegnen al Dleto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Hdrveien.
l!oiistcrnc for &intersrsbeauliuscn
beepnoer at bill lplerc.
Ircaiet bctpoeli9 fsrre.

@aibinQton Sen soc April: Tdo
9aii5 al 6rsbeuS StIitono Den lite
Gpril o%r'anr 2auobrigsoeportc.
mentet Sen inc misunderstanding
III 560,000,0O0 % Tiigoplingeu til
100000 9ui6cl.
Get iiior Ssit inoiaaeoc Sintcr.
hne0edreol or oct ~itsrite / set nrre'
tifanifc 9~onbbrug5 Siitoric. Ser.
rcrboIoerc unoer og otter Soauir.
cen por imiblcrtiS heiit ng,tultise.
lou lloligtcrne ocn lite December
rcr uofloa merfe. Ser par ira Re.
%aierirgens, ipecielt fra ~Sanhbrugss
feportenlcnteiS She rcttet inotrRr.
qeroc Serpenoellcr iii 6ormerre I
Observation-Disclosures ont al forsge iii
&geraredl / itsrit mulig Srao. %
Earmerne eiterfom meo ltor Sopa.
Iitet Gpiororiraen. DC oonrliae
lioligter Den isrlte Waaneo cfter
Snaniugen bar berior n%ofidn neb.
l%laaeuoe. llbiigtcruc forbcoreoe fig
ntiolertio graopiS, laa 2anobrug5.
6e%parteneutet i lin Gecemberrop.
teri finoe anllaa uobpttet til $40.
600. 700 Suibel OF MI / i'm Rap.
hort for April iii 560.000,O0O gu.
ihel. 6orbaabentlig ptl bette Sper.
llag funne iorbsieS betpoelig uooper
Sommeren.
H~egieringen bar aiort Jig Sor.
faabninaer ON CT Tinterhpeoeub.
Finite al 100000 guibel, og at
Ger piloe bli irbiaaet ct laapiot itsr.
II slreol meo Tadrhnebe, at Sotol.
troouftioncr al Sueoc Diloe fom,
me Ill at beIsbe iig iii minoit
1,000.0O0,000 9uIbel.
TeirforboIbenc operoIt i Sinter.
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porter tp0eoe pon, at baaoe Bin.
terbpeoen % Sinterrugeu lopda
&aorfanten beian0t lig / Ell bebre
Silitono, emo man hopoe uerrtct.
Settle er 8riinoel til, at set iioite
CoeriIag ouer bisIe 10 IoIinger er
loa betnoelig itsrre enO Oct, lom
lloii9terne / December tpoeoe poo.
Observation-Disclosures par iiior
l1S,000,000 Sillbel OF 8rsoers
I~ilitano 6cn lite April oct aar
63.4 Erocent al gtormalen. s 1916
rogioroe Nolirgen 4S0.553.OO0
&uihel5 og apriltilitanoen 1913
Groceut. Observation-Disclosures beu
lite Ipril bar ior DC iioite 10 slar
rpret $50 0roccnt.
Sinterbueoeu5 Itlitano / Be pig.
tigite Observation-Disclosures bar oen lite
&pril | Gar iOm islger:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-04-16
Den nve Oprorslop.

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Sen melt ornitiite Sopgipning til
l;nbertrpftcIie al Spioneri og Gu.
rsr, iom noaeniiroe bar ppret fore.
iloaet beri 9ou0et. Imenoementet
or oGereoe peotogct al Suiet, men
=; Ell liot iorifieQig 6orm, iao BET
er blet beororct ouerienot Ell Son.
ferencefomite.
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tigIte bar pGret itsttet al Sutitits.
fepartementet, faitiPtter poerit
iirenge Giraffe ior Eerioner, ion
hinorer eaer iorisger paa of lRgge
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gems MISUNDERSTANDING eler
ssroouftioneu al arigsiornsoenbe.
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