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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Daily Horoscope
satnrtlax. August 17. 1918.

(Copyright, 1918, by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
This is a rarely fortunate day, ac-
cording to ~astrology. Saturn, Jupiter
| the Sun and Uranus are ali in benenc
aspect.
During this sway there is tho best
possible direction for all that con-
Germs trade and commerce. banking
and finance.
This is read as a lucky day for
making far-reaching constructive
plans and for beginning new lines
Of business.
Judicial matter of every sort Is
subject TO a government of the stars
making for wise decisions and for
| the strict enforcement of laws.
The autumn probably will be mark
ed by q tendency to exact strict OBJ
servance of all government provisions
for the conservation of food. fuel and
individual
II is a favorable time for whatever
| has to do with mines and mining,
Labor is subject to conditions that
should be fortunate.
This should be an suspicious gov
| eminent of the stars for all VINO
seek public favor. Political activi-
ties are supposed to be under a guild
ance likely to win POPULARITY for can
didates.
DufinS tne Qdg dppllSdtohS Va
every sort, whether for positions or
promotions are supposed to be well
directed.
There is a promising rule for per-
sons advanced in life. They should
be particularly favored if they seek
employment or favors of any sort.
The death of a woman of royal
birth is presaged. This may be fol-
lowed by the passing of an American
woman who has been much before
the public.
Uranus today indicates that more
and more attention will be given to
the study OF philosophy and religion
Chaplains have an especially fortu-
nate, guidance and again fame Is
promised for many.
According to planetary direction
the autumn will bring many changes
in colleges. practical courses will null
tiply and war training will be wide
spread. A successful year is fore
told.
Persons born on this day may have
some disappointments in the coming
year. They probably will travel and
change and will be successful In
business affairs. Trouble through the
signing of papers or through letters
may develop.
Children born on this day may be
erratic and irritable but popular.
These subjects of Leo are usually
industrious and trustworthy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Ripping Rhymes
GONE TO WORK

The village pool hall looks as
bare as banquet hall deserted; the
loafers used to gather there. un-
washed and flannel-shirted. But
Crowder's order, Work or fight"
broke up their long vacation, and
o the pool hall Is a sight, a
scene of d%esolation. The ratings
of the courthouse square are shorR-
of all the slouches, who used to
drape their persons there. and air
their woes and grouches. They
hung there In the long ago, con-
tent with their condition; to sit
and let their whiskers grow was
all of their ambition. Fol- living
they had no excuse, their faces
showed ~dejection; they merely
threw tobacco juice in every
blamed direction. But now they're
working by the day, they're plow-
ing and they're hoing; they're
rearing up two bales of hay where
only one was growing. To cultt-
vate the fertile soil I see them
daily faring; their bones are
creaking as they toll, and they
are hoarsely swearing. The dun
geons of the village Jail are empty
now and dreary; no Richard Roes
within them wall. no Willies who
are weary. The skates who used
to beat their wives and steal their
neighbors' chickens are driven
now to useful lives; they're sweat
ing like the dickens. The war is
shaking things around, from old
time ruts it's tossed US, and when
it's done 1t nay be found it's
worth whate'er 1t cost US.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Fire Alarm Boxes

22-Raritan Copper Works.
24-Market and Sheridan Streets
z5-Smith Street and Central r. r.
26-Market and First Streete
27-Madison Ave. and Paterson St
2e-High and Lewis Streets.
36-Smith and High Streets.
S6-New Brunswick Ave. and New 81
27-Smith and State streets
42-Atlantic Terra Gotta Works.
43-Buckingham Ave n Hartford 81
lb-Commerce and Front Streets.
Estate and Washington SITS.
47-HiRh and Washington Streets.
64-State st. and Buckingham Ave.
66-Parker st. and Pulaski Ave.
66-Hall iva AMI CharIes 81.
Estate and Wayne Streets.
bS-Near United Lead Works.
59-Maurer.
62-Washington and First Streeta
63-New Brunswick Ave. and Elm St
64|Smith Street and Watson ave.
6b-Commerce and State Streets.
72-Front n Smith Streets.
fS-Water n Gordon Streets.
74-kearny Ave. and Gordon Street.
S1-Brace and Hanson Avenues.
e2-Smith and Herbert Streets.
6b-Near City Hospital.
S3-Amboy Ave. and washington st.
S4-Lehigh Ave. and Stanford Street.
e6-NeRr City Hospital.
s4-Neville and tombstone Streets.
s6-Cleveland and Brace Avenues.
s7-Amboy and Hall Avenues.
s2-Amboy Ave. and Inslee Street.
93-Lawrence and Francis Stress
e4-Nevllle and ~Johnstone Streets.
sb25-Smith Street and Central p r.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

The Arabs around Alden love power
ful perfumes. and are highly skilled
In their preparation Their fayorite
Is called -0odL-" II IL made from a
wood called -ood." and Il q powerful
that when burned in incense pots the
smoke win ~impregnate the garments Of
those present 70 such an extent that
the perfume VIII remain upop them
for days. even after they hays been
Numbered
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
spread eosneI Of Hone.

Men differ widely in their native ca.
pacity for hope. De Quincy said OF
Goldsmith: "He had a constitutional
gayety of heart. an elastic hilarity,
and, as he expressed IT, a knack OF
hoping" Other men are like Burne.
Jones. who sadly confessed: II am
born without much OF the quality OF
hopefulness." The Goldsmlths must
help the Burne-Joneses along-New
York Herald.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Luke McInke Says

The oid-fashioned girl wore a PIN
afore and a sunbonnet. Now she Is
Idiked out In a tight-htting skirt and
a chapeau de helmet.
When a married couple start out
with four little tads whose ages show
about thirteen months difference,
every woman they meet glares at the
husband and spiffs with indignation.
When Dragging hat o are a IT.
tanic, always remember booze is an
iceberg.
Conscience is the fear Of being
found out.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

Nothing is to be said In commenda-
don OF the spirit Of the man who re-
Gently advertised In a London newspa-
per: Loud. secondhand gramophone.
wanted for r~eprisals" Many people,
however. not only IN London but In
many other towns the world over. are
only too familiar with the clreum-
stances which provoked this vengeful
and mistaken discrimination Such cir
eumstances certainly constitute n OF
the things which WIN need 70 Be -seen
20 s0oner o. LATER.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

Never presume upon your Intimacy
with another to ASK personal cues
lions. No matter how good friends
two may be. both have certain matters
which they prefer to keep TO them
selves The presumption which. under
the excuse Of intimacy. pushes ITS way
Into the privacdes o. the spirit Is un-
worthy of you- Respect your friends
reserves. and insist that hey shall 70
.epeek gour4
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

Tnke wanted to know what hau
become OF the old-fashioned farmer
who used to brag that when he shore
his sheep each sheep shore ten
pounds OF wool. And a reader In dear
Old Cedarville. Ohio. says that the Q.
hi farmer now has a son VINO oraks
that when he shears his sheep eaeh
sheep shears Is pounds OF wooi worm
81 a pound.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

Rudy Becker. who owns q farm ~
Dsiht claims he's got the smartest
coot IN existence. zone thing remark
able about my goat" says Rudy. Is
that he returns everything ne re-
eelves. Not long ago he swallowed a
dollar bill Of mine. and would you
believe II, he gave me one buck right
back" m.a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Hard Work

A dollar looks just like a joke.
II doesn't seem much when your
luck
Is Booming: but wait till you're broke
And then Just try to raise one
buck
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Times have changed
WOOD BROOK MILK

hasn't. It's the same clean,
pure milk it always has been
and always will be.
But now it's CERTIFIED
milk-which means that a CON-
mission of five physicians you
believe in certify WOOD
BROOK milk Is all GOOD milk
SHOULD be.
Isn't that the only kind Of milk
you want your children 20
drink?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

Opportunity raped loudly. but the,
pessimist answered not. That's n
of those pesky collectors" he said to
himself: az won't open the door"
Nor did he. And he still continues to
cuss his luck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Getting a Nam

To gain a name a man must slave,
And worry and be harried;
But woman doesn't have to crave,
All she does Is gets married.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Perth Hmboy Evening News

Published daily except Sunday by
<ha PERTH AMBOY EVENING NEWS
COMPANY. 2s4 State St, Perth Amooy.
New Jersey. phone 400.
J. LOGAN CLEvENGER .... Editor
Subscription Price-By mall. includ-
tng postage and war tax. / month 65
cents; / year $3.50.
Branch Onices-New York: r. r.
Northrup, 303 Fifth Ave. Chicago:
suite 1910, Association Building
THE EVENING NEWS is a member
of the American Newspaper Publishers
Association. Audit Bureau of Circula-
ton.
Entered at the Perth Amboy Post
ONCE as Secon Glass Matter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

He'll never make a hit with me.
IL you trust him you'll u II;
He knows Just what to DO. put ne
Noes not know how TO do IT,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

sFHas your husband EaIneu u
strength since he joined that A'hie
club }" asked Mrs. Naylor. .
aoh. INV. yes" replied Mrs. Gaep.
-It "a remarkable how strong nus
breath is after he has spent an even
ing there"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Our Joe Miller Contest

/. d. claims that the oldest joke is
the one about the man who boarded
a vessel and approached an Irishman
who vas on deck. MY good man."
said the stranger, "are you the mate
of this vessel?" mo. your honor"
replied the Irishman. I'm the man
that cooks the mate"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Bits of By-Play
Cheer Up

Cheer Up
Without the darkness
Heavens wealth of stars would be
forgot.
without the clouds
lThere'd be no rainbow bars. So grum-
bic not.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

In the street car he stood in the aisle.
And looked at each girl with a
smaisle.
Some one gave him a rap
And he took a sound nap
But he came to after a whaisle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Helm

Ball Crank says 1t looks as though
the Hohenzollern dynasty is about to
dynasty death.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

If some If the other fellows will
shove over, we will find room Ter Alb
DOMAIN, of Washington, Pa, in the
Anatomical Museum in the club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

There was a fool guy named th'
Kaiser.
Who y got on to the seller
The old U. s. A
Til there was HI 70 pay
Ana nov he Is sadder but waiser.
w. III q.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Visitors Always Welcomed
WOOD BROOK FARMS
METunHEN n. !.

Orders received at Seaman's
Pharmacy. Phone Perth Am
boy 200 or phone direct to the
farm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16

Always Put or Until Tomorrow
the Mean Thing You Were Going To
DO Today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-16
Names Is Names
Our Daily Special

/. Fryatt lives in huntsville. w. Va
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
!6bebeforbrneet.

Set on1erifanlfe 8or6 n1oa bore
i Obcrcnsj me6 &erbcns=
fri1e>1 90 after reh'1cerc lit 6orbrug
of @peoepro6ufter.
9erbcrt @ooper bar lblteot ben
forpcntebe 8eitenmelle, Ser begrGn=
fer Sorbrl1get til o. Asu,to pro
8eriona bber ltgc ia. so &ro-
rent al set 11or1nale. Des1,ben til
itaos ct Sing at l1nlcr &pebe
for bpcr dit pr. s foalti6. Com
en- rn1isrr Torbr bsregel" mao
berne 8elpnrelle = beleben6c fig
til 21,O00,O0O 811ibe1s pr, Mooircb
= bare in6til nGite @p1t.
Gioere crfl9rer Mooaonli,1iltra,
tio'ren, at Meanbage og Ons6age bil
beoblibe at purc .bbebclele". 5ul-
oct al &bebe1ne1 bill blibe begre11iet
til Is Gg1,6e for hper &1,11bc i 8D
og til II Senoe til bber &unoe poo
2a11oet. 8agernc nlaa berefter ba.
ge M-8uros @rgo ilteoetfor i.
@unos. @r1g al Sbe6e til onoet
emo Mab lnoa f11l6itenoig opbprc.
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.iitonmringe en Sroning, ionl bar
1,1rlbgaaelig paafrabet al 9enlpnl
III So L, GnIfs NeIfn,r6 Mnrnn ~

| (iltanmringe Ell Sroning, iom par
1,unogaaelig puafrGbet al 9enlp'1
It'll Sc to Solfs gelfer0. Norge og
|5bcrige por re0e til at bp6c 9plf-
|Inno be lalnme @ilfanr, on1 gDif=
|lano fr116e babe y0ct @jerlgjul0
|ionnnc Moal. glt 9plflall6 por 1,oe
al 5tano til at gjpre bette par iftc
Sc ifan0inabilfe Solfs SfDlo. SOL
feretten frpber life, at Sc lfal lultc
|ibjel, foroi Gpiflano iffe er Serre
poo @obet ellcr fife bor ct iaa itort
Torroa6 al 2ipsn1ioler at oflc lonl
|be Jorel1ebe Stater.
2c6clroe tpIfc 8loOe pc6 roturllg-
|bis meget bel, at ser life CT noget
at inopell0c moo oe onlDanbleo2
Mftalcr fra ct folferctsligt Spls-
p1,1lft. Nt officipie tDife Nlabc 6cs=
|l1ogtet fren1iptter en- lao0an Hao=
ito1,6 fan life an6et eluo puffe ltro
Il De norbilfe 2on0c. Mfon Dar ri
gclia griari1la for, at oct CT tiff
Srengal1gsmoooc at fobriferc Yaa=
1fu0 for Solbsbal,olingcr, lon Iplf=
lan6 bar / .5in0e at bcaoo. Sc bor
oltio nnret Meltre / at a1benoe III
bens 9lnfloge moo 2alnnet. 5tor=
tbiferl1es slnllug mo0 Sc norbilfe
2o1oe er i11gcn, &enmeligbe0, og
iii ba Sc Dar bapt enopg ltprrc
Src11lgoug / Mrslano, ems Sc bobOe
gjort gfeg11ing paa, CT 6crcs SUIT
ger efter nDc Grpbrirrger ifjurpet,
og OrGnrn1c1l on ct Gplflano, lon
r1aor til 9eor6polel1, le9er for oercs
9jne. @eileren er ct 9ee6ifob i
6isle Golfs @e11oer. Set er &in=
be11burg og 2ube11oorff font er
Gplflonbs @errer. Sc bor i1gen
RDipl ON, at Sen tplfc Scr CT
iterf rof til at pirfeliggjpre allc
bercs Ela1er, og 1be ler, at Tplf=
lol10 olorig pi1 faa EFT ioa aunitia
Mnlconing lom III til at inblel11nc
Sc 1lor6ilfe 2a1rbe Set tpifc 9tiqc.
Nor6cns Sribeo og Selpitnn0igbeo
bar alorig- neret Il ioa 4 tor STare
Ion1 6iSle Sage. Sc Sorel1eoe
Stoter ct 9eoroens 1terfelte Np6=
onfer be1ne 5ore.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
An1rrika.
Bribebslaanct.

Orgn1Heringen al County o!]
2pfolfomiteer gaor raift fre1noo,
|pg Der er flor S11teresle for Sen
fon1men6e &unlpagne. MG11b %
@pil,ber inoler, at oct gjrlocr for
|eeln at fon111re @utterlle, 1on1 CT
oraget / 4rigen, til Sjulp peo at
|ifoffc 9}egjeringe11 til1truffelig' nreo
Deioler til at funne bringe Sejr for
Sc .anerifonlfc % Sc anore Mlllerc=
oes 8ooben.
slf oen 1tpre SCR at Gireftercr,
&pllite1ueolemner pe, Solgsln9no
peo Observation-Disclosures CT 6er
iffs cit eneltc, lom bliper beto(t en-
Gent for tit Mrbejbc; Sc hetoler til
oa mes fine egnc 9tejleu6gifter III.
nj. De cl,c1tc. lpnuebe Herio11er er
upglc Glerfs / @opebfoa1torer11e.
iSperfen 8a11fer eller @,1feltperio=
ner bor nogen 6crtjeneltc al Solg
of 2ibertp @o11os. sllt gjpreS for
symbrelo1l6et og 6ribe6en.
&ol1png'en for Set 8. 3ribeoB=
loon begpnber BEN 6. 9(pril
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Be1raaerif Qanbfprretm;me.
Wec9uc1tcr HenI G:}tute Erchnnn

Mc9(leitcr feal G1tote Grcbongc,
Cincinnati, Ohio, og Before %
McMlciter> Sfla., er blebc,r forbuot
Folttie1reite of 8o1tbelenet for al.
eipelige beoragerife @run0ejel1=
oo'nsforretninacr sSl,6iancrlan6,
be(gbenbe fig til flere b1t1roreoc Ill=
fen Dollars.
eSfMge Boltoepartelmelltets Men,oz
rdl1olun iolatc Wfcsleiter- -Sirmaet
SSl1oionerlano til settlcrc, ser blep
gipet set snotrpf, at 5ir1naet op-
traabte paa &egjeringe11s gegne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
Gft6stabene.

Set pfonomiife Sab lom Tplge al
tD1fe llbaabes So1lflring al Sfibe
11,1ber &rige1l l16qipr til Datp ouer
$6,O00,O00,000. 8Grbte1 af sen
9onnoae, lom er ien6t tilbl1r0S, ct
boierct paa be Sfibstab, ioan for
|ferlte Gong CT blepet offe11tliggjort
| of set brittle M0miralitet. Sabell:
flln0e 0eles 1on fMger: Srnfolt=
l1i,lgerne meo at reprooucere Sc
ienfcSc Sfibe1 $3,240,000,000
Saollu:1c, lies 8nroi, nrcllen1 So,
0o0, 900 900 ug $5,000,000,000
nlooHt mere. Nf bisic Sab fnr1:
uler oper S2,800,00O,O00 olene poe
g(orct .;917.
ssS1toen set forbol6sDis lille DIN.
raabe onfring De brittle Ger lig:
ger oct 1nelte al ben ltore 5fat Al
Sfibe og @arer, in6befattet Odnio
11er @uI6 og Sglpbnrrcr. Con
Splge al 0isle ltore SAB, ion1 allie
rebc @,nbebsme1lo I'LL aobellt iro
r6mmer far flnoet Ste0. bere0el
&egjeringen Jig til at funogjer'
| fnrpe ssy116ferielsin6j ,1i1,ger
On l1noerlpgelie af Snofprielsltati
|itife11 piier, at 100000 Gol1s Ga
/ 1ter11m1 bleb atbenM til SsS1rbfpriele1
af 2ltfsusortifler til 6e Sorene6t
5tater / 1917. &rigsbarbelsfo1n
mislionen u6orbejber 11u e1t 2iit'
oper, bba6 ior11 fan betragtes iou
rpDbenoige l1ofgrlels< og s,rbfbr
|1elsartifler.
Srl1gt og Ne66er u6gier Ell lto1
DeI of 2ufsusbn1oelen. &affe fpr
til 6e 6orene6e Stater fra Wroiilic1
/ / 1917 oPtog 605,481 Cons Sfibs
rnm - bbilfet itftert bil blibe re
o1lceret unoer ben paotnt1fte Ylal1
&oa Silfe optog 1926 Cons. De1
arnerifanife gegierilrg pi1 i1,ar
foretage Snoffranfutnger nreb SEN
Jpn til Srugt, Me66er, 8arfume
|smil1fe, &niplinger,@ 8roberier
Msbler, 5tr16sfjere, 0rnome11ter
&otte og &lp6er og andre 2ufsus
artifler, bDoraf er blepet il,ofer
for Mnioner al Dpllars.
4lt afbe11ger iii al Go1lnage, oe
1Solf bill inart .faa ct NIT Begref
ON, bba6 v9ap6benoigbe be6sartifler'
birfelig betD6er
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
eSlloDalc sipes CIT 9rast Sjere o1
sSigr.

Ere Ncrlo11er, her iigcs at bprc
tnifpenlige, b1eo forleoen tjrret o0
fieret og maotte fpsie og ipprge
Troifob til set omerifanife Slug oa
bleb 1oo beor6ret 1,b of 8Den G6ri=
ltopber, sS1l.
Naitpr ssSobn @oba1lfp, Hrrlt peo
Sem fotbol1fc &irfe / lan1me 8p,
|b1ep oglaa fprt til bear offe11tlige
Nlaos al u2oDalitetsri6oerne" bleo
tjeret og fjeret % o6poret MOB at
|pere illopol, men bleb life bepr0ret
lat forlooe SteDet.
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Mcrpplanprpgrant1nct.

ssS1,oe,1 5lutte11 al sl1,gult bill Sc
6orenebe Stoter babe fGr0ig mere
en6 bobbelt 1oo n1o>rae &rigs=9lcro=
|planer, iom Set brl.ges al TDlflo1ro,
|Gnglonb og Sranfrig. Meroplan=
Nrogra1nn1et er TO Mfonneber for
1infet, og 6e yorcneoe Staters Bla=
1,er bor buret operbrebe1t reflanle=
ret, r1te11 Ser Dor bpg brpret n6fert
Ct bel6igt 9lrbejoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
8reiiOent 8ilipn

bar iellot fglgenbe gelegra1n Ill
SdtmarifaI Saig:
g01aa leg life fua SOB at 11btrpHe
Or Dcnt min parne 8eun0ring for
ben Sapperbeo, bbor1neo Deres
Sropper bar lnooitaaet Bet tDifes
anfdo, % Ben fulofonl1,e SID alIe
glmerifanere iatter til, at Sc bil
.pirloe en- iiffer % e,todlis sci
Spp6rDiu 8iliDu. Il
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
Mmcrifaniierins.

eS,,benriqsnli1lil lteren bat l1b1teot
csuobpoeller til Stoterlps @nber-
nprer, til TormGnoene for oe for-
lfjelligc 5taters Soriparsroao og
on1tr. 800 ASreli0enter og 8orpo=
rationcr %. @an6elsfmnrc % OIL
bre i1,oultrielle 2eoere til at fo'n=
me 1anunc,, nleb bom Onsoog oe1
Is. Mpril for at orpftc ocn rationale
Observation-Disclosures ionl CT 1o-
logt af sSl1ore0eparte111e'1tct.
Senligte1l n1e6 bette Mpoe cr at
fprnn1e opercns ON 0ti0ler til at
|brinac Blonen i .llofprelle peo
S>jrlp al Stotsregjcringcr'p oN i11=
nu7trielle gtnblislen1e,1ter. ASro~
aronunct for national 2opaipning
[pil blipc ubfgrlig bisfltterct ntcb De
tiIlteocprrt1loc &cprnientellter. =
|Gette Yrogron1 inbbefattcr Cut Sc
|pilgnia1g til Sc 6ore'1eoe Stoters
|itn6ernisnil1gsbl,reau / Set 3junsh
at poe fina,1iiel Sjelp % o1ocl'
|Gtette til Sc Stoter, lon lll,tter it9
til EN- io1nlet Alon for at oll1crifo1,i=
|1ere Sc mango Millioner al sSren1-
,1cofp6tc, ioan er beifjeftiaeoe / &c
mango il,01Itricue og folrn1crcicIle
!Girflonbe1er 2anbet.
eeSsl10rebcporte11tentct .bar nplig
|inogoaet cn fGlles Oroni1rg llreo Set
rationale Tprlborsraa0, bbornco
|ben nationo1e Mmerifa1iierings=
'plan iberfl9tfes ooer bele 2onoet
Ibe6 Sjelp af Sc 4S ts=6orlporS>
'rooo og ct itort Mntal County og
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'aeliff toe Torene6e Staters 5proa"
er set peotagne Slagoro 1r1ber ocn=
me @lan.
9(mcriful1ilering pil blibe bebo1bz
let iom el1 &rigsforbolbsrcgel / oct
9jen1e6 at ntobarbej6e ben ol1tl=
|onerifonife Yropagonoo blonof
Trc1nmebfphtc, bbornf Ser 6riW5
! en- flor Del Sn111g beo oe ilronltrt-
ellie slnlea. Megjeringen far 6opt
iinrlig 9lnleoa1ing til at 1fjrnfe
g(ncrifo1tieringen iin Opntnrf1o1l1=
,be6, lioelr Sc Sorcnebe @toter trooo-
!; te ino / &rigen. Der bleD 1,275,=
1000 l1ble,1oinger regiitrere0e 1,noer
|lloifripningsloncn. Mnnge al 6ts't
CT o,toe,re til Dfilitartjerelte, men
er, for0i Sc life forltoor GlH1ellf,
life 5tono til at foritaa Sc milf
tGrc 8efolinger % Qj6r berpeoSl1o=
ppel1en ppcroroentlig ponfelig
l2ejrenc.
| s 0seooeleIien fra ltar0crt,is.
,,tltgsburcol,et bcbber bct,. at Sloe.
brat,6e / &or,1=glenatorer oleue CT
tiltaget nreo 400 pGt., iiben Sc
Sore11ebe Stater gif i1r6 i @rigen
1ne6ens sSlbebrarbe og gfsplo1ioncr
oberlogt 9lelegaelie of Moifineri,
Sin6rin@ al Hro6uftionen at &rigs=
|n1nteriale % a1rore Sar,olinger til
|&mnmelie al @eqjeringens8i 8irf1on=
|be6 bpppig er blepelr efterlporet oQ
|be,1fert til ublGl1hi1,ger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29
Gliais-2otbrineen.

S ct Telegram til omerifanif
SCREENING for @llais-2otbri11gea L
geetp Oorf bar Hrenier1nini1ter Gle.
mencealt og 1oe1rrieSn1i,ieer 8i-
c5o1l erfleret, at 5ranfrig iffe bill
1tiffe, lit Sbnr6 / 8alge,1 fgr ED-
iferne tilbogeleperer Gliaisz2o1b.
ringen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1918-03-29

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life Ii0 eller Moab til III, at frell1=
me. Gnfclt1nellos eller @ruppers ell
lcr Barticrs SGrintereslc 81 Dur
ollie ,1u cn f9lles Spgape, loln
frrper al Dor Iallfe % al por
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