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The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-04-11
present emergency.

present emergency.
As chairman Of the vastly impor-
tant agricultural committee of the
House Congressman Lever has been
one Of the truly valuable leaders OF
that body.
But. presto. change-and let's see
what happens:
If Congressman Lever should run
for the senate this time, one of these
powerful committee chairmanships
would be lost to South Carolina. for
Mr.. Lever could not expect to hold
his congressional seat while running
for the senate. Even if Mr. Lever
should be elected 20 the senate, he
could not be placed upon the senate
agricultural committe, inasmuch as
Senator Smith of South Carolina is
already an influential member of this
committee; so that Mr. Levers years
Of experience on the agricultural
committee of the House would be alb
solutely Of no value to him in the
senate. The best he could hope for
would be place at the very foot of
the Democratic members on the ma
4
craftsmanship of which great COM
mittee Senator Tillman now holds;
but which craftsmanship would be
thrown away should the people of
South Carolina make the mistake of
retiring their old war horse"
! Or, look at it, another way, if
Senator Tillman and Congressman
| I hot
feated by Blease, or by Lever, both
chairmanships would be lost to the
state Of South Carolina
Many people. it is understood, are
encouraging and pushing Mr.. Lever
into the senatorial race on the plea
without an aggressive campaign" "
And this. they say, Senator Tillman
is not in physical condition to make
although he is clearly in physical
condition TO attend to his exacting
and important duties in the senate
every day. This is the CO.
lumbia States slogan; a position il
seems to us, prompted more by par
tisanship than by either patriotism
! VI
! But let's see about this; If Till
man alone cannot beat Blease, will
Levers candidacy insure Elease's de-
feat? Will it not. rather, compli-
! cate the situation, divide the anti
Blease forces and thus insure Blease'
election? With Tillman and Lever
both in the race, which one is likely
to be in the second race with Blease :?
Many thousands of old Tillmanites
who voted for Blease for governor
against Manning, might not support
Lever in the second primary?
Obviously. Snator Tillman be-
lieves all these things or he would
not now be standing for reelection,
because, as we have every reason to
believe. the old man really wishes
to retire to private life; but sense
Of duty to his state, as well as to
President Wilson and the nation,
prompted him to ask his people to
return him to the senate this one
more time
Four years ago Senator Tillman
bade the people of South Carolina
farewell. telling them that he would
not ask for reelection again. There
Is no doubt that he was sincere in
the statement then made. But he
has since given the very best of rea-
ons for his change in purpose: rea-
sons that must appeal to the COM
mon sense and patriotism Of the
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good people Of South caroli...

good people Of South Carolina. DS
anyone doubt the patriotism an
good judgment Of the senator him.
self? If they do. they do not see
things as this entirely disinterested
newspaper sees them.
To our mind, nothing is clearer
than that Tillman against Blease
will beat the latter very badly; in
fact. there can hardly be any doubt
as to the outcome of such a race.
To be sure, Lever against Blease
alone might beat him; but, certainly,
there is larger element OF doubt
as to this. 1t may be that had Sen
ator Tillman never offered for re-
election-on account Bleases pro-
nounced pro-German views-Lever
might beat him Senator Tillman
has offered. and there would seem
to be nothing for the liberty
loving. German-hating, people of
South Carolina to do but to re-
elect him. And this The Chronicle
is pretty confident they are going to
do-provided Mr.. Lever keeps hands
off and refuses to complicate the
race.
! There can be no doubt that Mr..
Lever will go to the United States
senate some day. provided he does
not make political blunder at this
time, for he is of senatorial size
and has had the experience in con-
gress that fits him for such a pro-
motion; but if he makes the mistake
of entering the senatorial race now
against Tillman. he CANDLES with
precious things-the most precious
things that South Carolinians now
have.
What then, is Mr. Levers plain
duty? Is it not obvious? The Chron-
icle, which is an ardent admirer OF
Mr.. Lever. has every confidence that
this sterling young statesman will
not fail to perceive his duty and that
he will faithfully and patriotically
perform it, as he has SO we'll perform
ed other high duties in the past. Ger
tainy. he has too much good sense to
be misled by people who have more
! of partisan than patriotic purpose
to serve.
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staae.Aeat Of the Ownership, alan-
agemcn., Circulation, Etc, Re-
Quired by tho Act Of Congress OF
August -, 1912 Of The Dillon
Herald, published weekly at Dill
Ion, 8. c., for April, 1915.
State of South Carolina.
County of Dillon. IS:
Before me. a Notary Public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
personally appeared A. B. Jordan,
who having been duly sworn accord
ing to law. deposes and says that he
is the publisher of the Dillon Her
aid, and that the following is. to the
best of his knowledge and belief, a
true statement of the ownership,
management (and IL a daily paper,
the circulation.) etc.. of the afore-
said publication for the date shown
in the above caption, required by the
Act Of August "a, 1912, embodied in
section 443, Postal Laws and Regu-
lations, printed on the reverse Of
this form, to wit:
1. That the names and addresses
of the publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business managers are: ::
A. B. Jordan, Dillon, s C.
2. That the owners are: (Give
names and addresses of individual
owners, or IL a corporation, give its
name and the names and addresses
of stockholders owning 1 per cent or
more of the total amount of stock J
| A. B. Jordan, Dillon, S. c.
H. G. Jordan, Dillon, S. c.
3. That the known bondholders,
mortgages, and other security hold
ers owning or holding l per cent or
more of total amount of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities are /:
! None.
A. B. JORDAE,
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 4th day of April, 1913.
N. B. HARGROVE,
Notary Public
(My commission expires at pleasure
OF Governor.)
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The Augusta Chronicle.

The Augusta Chronicle.
Although for 1873 years The
Chronicle has been almost as much
= South Carolina newspaper as a
Georgia newspaper, it has generally
Tefrained from dabbling in South
Carolina politics; except, of course.
ism, whose evil influence Topped
over state lines and therefore, con
cerned us all.
So, also in the matter OF sen;,-
torial contest involving statesman.
like Senator Tillman, who belongs a.
much to The nation as to the stat,
which, for nearly Il quarter OF Il cen
tury, he has so ably represented.
Even the recent Wisconsin senate
rial primary, or the forthcoming
Georgia senatorial race, are no,
without interest TO citizens OF South
Carolina, or of other states OF the
Union, involving as they do issues
that concern all.
The Chronicle, therefore. does not
hesitate to speak freely concerning
the South Carolina senatorial situa-
ton; and it is moreover, in better
position to speak without partisan,
bias or selfish political interest, per-
haps, than il it were published on
the east side rather than on the
west, bank of the Savannah river
To the Chronicles mind, the good
people of South Carolina need not be
concerned about return to Blease-
tsm-so far as seat in the United
States Senate is involved-provided
they will leave the job of currying
Blease to one man, instead of two;
and that man, of course, is no other
than your Uncle Ben Tillman.
1t is Tillman's seat in the senate
that Blease is after and it is, per
force, Tillman's job to keep him out
OF it-and this he can easily do,
provided no one steps in to divide
the anti-BleaSe vote. That this is
the common sense of the situation
must be obvious.
But there is, still, another prac-
tical side Of the situation which the
people of South Carolina will do we'll
to consider, and it is this The Chron-
Gle wishes 10 present.
A states influence in national af-
fairs. ;sidG from the individual ubil-
ity OF is Representatives in congress
and in this latter respect South
Carolina for the most part, is we'll
fortifed-is measured almost en-
tirely by its places on the important
committees of Congress. Only long
service and hard work in the senate
and house can win such committee
places for states representative in
congress. Everyone at all familiar
with Washington knows this to be a
fact
Why. then, might We ask. should
South Carolina wish to gamble with
her chairmanships on important con-
gressional committees? Let's con-
sdder the matter in it's practical ap-
plication:
South Carolina now has two Of
the most important chairmanships
In congress-naval affairs in the
Senate and agricultural in the House.
Az chairman of the Senate naval af-
fairs committee, Senator Tillman has
had powerful hand in shaping the
naval policy Of the country, and he
nay justly claim a large share of
oredit for the magnificent showing
made By the American navy in the
The Dillon herald. [volume] (Dillon, S.C.) 1894-????, 1918-04-11
Buy Them And
Help Win The War
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
SAVE $3.50.

Make your Healing Remedy at
home. Get a SOC. bottle of Farris'
Healing Oil. add it to a pint Of lin
seed oil and you have a full pint Of
the best healing remedy that money
can buy. 1t cures old sores. wounds.
cuts and scratches. We sell it. Pee
Dee Cash Store.-April.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-04-04
THE COMING liberty LOAN.

The American people have now
reached a point where they need no
further education upon the question
of national loans for war purposes. 1t
may be, however, that they still need
inspiration.
When a man is drafted, or when he
enlists and enters his eountry's service,
he Is making a real sacrifice. When an
individual at home gives to the Red
Cross or to the X. of G. or the Y NJ. G.
A. or the A. and S. relief, Or the Bel
gian relief, or the Serbian relief, he is
making some sacrifice. Not very great,
it is true, but yet sacrifice.
To purchase a government bond re-
quires no element of sacrifice. 1t Is
good business. Perhaps IL man
thinks in terms Of money, and figures
that he can make 8 per cent ON his in
vestments, he may believe that he Is
making a sacrifice when he buys a gov
eminent bond yielding only IL per
cent But If the money man Is honest
he pays taxes on his per cent invest
ment, and when they are paid he has
remaining only about the government
rate, because the bonds are not tax
able.
IL person cares for the good will
of his neighbors, he will abandon the
s per cent notion, and take every gov
eminent bond offered, so long as his
investing capital lasts, and then use
his credit to buy more The nation is
In war. 1t needs money. No man has
any moral right, whatever his legal
right may be, to make a single dollar
during the progress of this conflict
over and above the wages of soldier
There is no middle ground. The mar
who loves his country will sit dowr
with his pencil and figure what his
profits have been since the war began
and then will dedicate every dollar
over and above his living expenses, Il
the nation-to the bonds, to the Rec
Cross, and to the other instrumental
tiles of morals and mercy which ar,
the concomitants of the conflict
The selective draft ought to reacl
every man and every dollar.
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NOTICE

Owing to csHh restrictions being
placed on most commodities and know.
ing that our labor anr accessories are
cash. we are compelled to place 0ur
automobile business on strictly a cash
basis. PAY as you CO."
CENTRAL GARAGE
T. M. ATWOOD 4 SONS
TIMERS BROS. 1885
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HoRsEMEN, NOTICE

will have my black Percheron stall
lion, Model, at the Boss barn, Grange
vile. Thursday. Friday, Saturday and
Sunday of each week. The horse will
be in charge of Fet Rhoades.
GEORGE IL. BYERS.
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FOR SALE

Early Rose and White seed potatoes
at l cent pound. Inquire of
ARNOLD BROS. 1S-tf
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FOR SALE

One 14-ineh Emerson sulky pillow, In
good repair. Inquire of A e. Love
lace. at the Joe Brockman place. 17-tf
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FOR RENT

24O-acre farm. $50 acres titled.
1916 per year. Inquire ARNOLD
BROS. 1S-tf
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@aibington Sen ste SUM-: Cor.
Don 6. Spoe % Sones u. ail6ane,
hegge ira st. Toul er ubn9plite til
Observation-Disclosures / Slppeforoiet.
ri andre ultge WGrto ira 9toro.
pe'ten, Tom or ubnPpnt iii lt9ner0c
StiQinger, fan nGpnes: CHARLES
5. 9elitp, Dubuque, Soma, peo
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SicIo; 6ronf $. Irosier. GepiIs
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Gebar Hopios, Soma, peo Hocfmea
Sielo.
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unoerrettes / 5iIiPloe al, at nogen
al oeres Gutter er falot, Iaoret eQer
oisaoct peo Gsocn i 6ranfrig. er
ben, OF General &erIbins bar for.
bchoIbt Tia &ettcn iii at tiIbase-
boIoc SabsIiiterne III ban isIer Tia
iiffer paa, at De life pil u9re al
rogen 9ctpouius for 5ienoen.
Raar Oct er muIig, uoieroes 3e.
legrommer ieneit inben "a Elmer
cfter Sab5liiiernes Wobtagelie,
ifisnt Napnene muligens life fore.
tommcr paa be oIfentlssiortc 81.
tier ier Here Gage ienere. Get,e
gisres forut unogaa Sfripieil og
foretage andre RettelIer.
On onoen slariag iii Soriinfel.
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Ore Yaarsreuoe. buis IoresIe Sol.
Saierne bar opgIpct, ilptter, loo oct
lager lib u opiYore oeres nye Sp.
k~oIosiieo.
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Ivt tvif 2lnareb.

9onoon 9oe Sum-. = &c tpife Or
mer / 6ranfrig itartebc in1orges ell
mn Siieuiip lailgs en- - Mil brco
Sront melem Wtonioioier % GIpen
Die, altiaa lige / Spo for ben eamle
Slagmarf / Eicaroiet.
Set tp'te Sniantcri o,igreb Gloffe,
balp fem imorge6 otter AZ 5imcs
Sombaroenlent az belle ben % WfiI
brebe Sront.
Saiien inorsmmeoe ben oificieae
iranlfe Weloing Ell o~Iminbelig inf
6rentgang al melem 10 og ire MiI
oper ell 16 Dill breo 6ront.
Scnne 6remaonl briuaer SDiferne
poa et Yunft inoen IL Dill ira Com.
6ortf9tte5 pdl Sthe
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bciere Grprestarter.

@aibineton ben Ste SUM: Sn.
teritate Commerce commissioner
hor inbpiIset @rprcsfomponier.
l,es Inbragenbe ON Of iorbsic Sar.
terne for 3iIboeeiransport al tom.
me Sserrbnnepoene, iom bar prrct
anpenot iii S~orienbeIie al lcpcnoe
8iif, fra 10 Gents til 25 Gcnts pr.
Mil. commissioner bor ogioa bi.
ialot SpbPpeIien al gratis Seior.
bring al Yerioner, Iom ienbeS meo
forat taee @are pao ilige 6orier.
heller.
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sra Nuslano.

oilop ~ NN.t
i1lt, of BET tpife 5remiteb MOB Rari5
er itoniet for goot, og at Den eieblif.
felipe sSore for ian blot er oper, ifiont
Situotionen / fin &eIbeb neppe gioer
@nleoning til minore sgngitelie
END Tor.
Oct bier fig, of ingeit 9art al
&ronprins &upprecbts Steieroer bar
tagct Gel / BET iioite fore tpife In.
grcb. De fienotlige Striosfr9fter,
fom u~npenotes paa Streget me1em
Goisions og HbeimS, par &ronprins
Srieoricb @ilbelms egrte iamt &eier-
Der tilberenoe De n9rmelte grmeer
mob 2it. 9e itore llbrugte tplte &e-
ierper inlob 8eit er oltiaa rebe til at
briiges / ct mt Glp.
Set er aabellbart Splferres Sen-
iigt at etablere en- Soripursitiaing
for Sronpriniens penitre Slonfe meb
BET pistigite S%tettepunft lungs
Otarre, ioa De meo itcrre Srpgbeb
fon operere Ipnger gtorb og Seit,
maoife giennem Die. og Surca.@lpe.
ltes Galfprer.
Spis BET err Spifernes Glan at
ipttc ale fine &r9fter ino og pope
alting pua bette iiolte Slae, bill De
uunogaaelig after flenline pou / &et.
ming al 8uriS, og Def naturliae llb.
gungspunft for oct lGite slllgreb
piloe ga bli paa Streget meaem
NoDon og Wontoioier, ificnt Saren
for ct mt SremlteO inlob Imiens er
Der frenoeleS.
Men elltcll set nGite tpife gngreb
bill BIZ rettet ipboper MOB Ynris eQer
beitoper moo @mirns, err BET femme.
Zig iunbipnliet, at lloeangspunftet
bil bli 2inien N~opon-Wontoioier,
Der eaar nGiten / git og Seit / Spb-
pit for Imiens, o9 BET err ingen Gel
al Sronten, iom General Socb boil
Der ioa aarnoagent Die meo netop MI
fom illt oe1ne Sinle.
On onoei1 pigtig Softor, iom Der
mao regnes nleb, er ben bebioebe
sitcrrisife Sffeniio / Stalien, iom MI
bente5 at brpoe los, bpao Gieblif bet
fol pere. Ser ipnes ialfalo life at
bore nogeniombelit @rlllo I'll at ro-
iptte ben Longer, bpiS BET ba life er
Seniigten, of flemme paa iamtioigt
| Stalien og peo Tcitfronten.
Bag Ben franife arne Soc Sum-.
- @ienoptagelien al en- Iiplig Nrtil.
Teri. %irfiombeo poa Ifinittet mellcm
Nopon og Wontbioier p9ffer iooe
ntcgen Spmerfiombeb.
On BET er Spiferncs Scniigt OF be-
gproc ct mt 6rcmitoo her meo iilc
eronu ubrugte og fraftige &eicrper
fan life meb @eitemtbeb iiges enbni,
men alting tpber paa at iaa pil life.
Se tpife &nnonener / oenne Hegion
bar oct iOag meget trapeIt mco
"Yrepeifpbning" for of finoe Iiitan.
ben til De 4qiereoeS Stiainger.
Tette 9lrbeioe poloer Dem BOG itore
Sunifeligbeoer, ioct De I1ierebes
Sunoner itobig ooerpier De tpife Or.
tineriltiQingcr meo 8ranater, lige-
foin De bpmburoerer belle Streaet
bag DC tpife 2inier.
&aog Soe SUM-. = Son Sol;mann
f~friper / iioite Sumner al '"Sosiiicbe
Seitrng", iom ioag er anfommet
BERTH:
"Ge g1ierebe bill after en- Sag bli
poerraifet og ril bli usot iii at oil.
raabe ON mere amerifanif SipIp.
&ammerilag pil islge paa Sam.
merilag, inotil belle Sronten err ham.
ret flor % ipreb. Serpoa bill Sim.
benbirg gipe Sienoen Raaoeitsbet.
9erIin Ste Moi. = Chen 27bc
Neai bor spifcrne tuget oper $4,000
Sanger. bppriblonot oper 1900 Din.
cerer. Siseiaa bar be erobret oper
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Wv Sarnearbeioslop.

@aibinston Ben ste Sum-: Sole.
iterets aulofaitelie al Sen isoeruIe
garnearbei6slop bar raft iaa itPrf
Sororgelie / aongresien. al Sopen
after er iremint / 6Orm al et INT
6orilag % iuloitPnoig uioranoret
CiIitauo meo u~notoselie al. at Dem
inoeboloer Ell @eitemnelie ON, al
alene Solicit % aonsresie len iful ba.
be Rnnoisbeo iii al aigisre. ON
Ben er gplois eQer Ell. Gommere.
iom benpster oen5 @runolOCS.
m~G5iigbeo. piloe automatic bli 81.
Ger in aiitco.
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Wlere beoorpet Kico.

@nlDington ben 6te Suui: Cant
iibig meb Infomiten al H%epr9iens
toilter for BET fore SIagterifirma
@ilIon & 50. / Gbicnso iornt be.
rrgte @cifpIoningerna for of bare
iolgt beoGrpet &isb til arneen, OPP
lpite Hcsierin9ens Gbefinipeftpr, at
Ser f%orelaa me geuiier for, of
aisb, iom par u~ififfet til Wenneife.
isOe, er blepet IoIgt, eQer isst
lolg til Irmec1.
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Sem nYe Reeimenter.

@~aIbinston ben Ste Stunt: Or
goniIationen al lem npe &e8imen'
Ter % 10 Sotolioner al Sernbane-
trooper er MI ppn Oct nGrnlelte
iuloiort al g. %. Sutton, 0ene'
ruloireftsr for ntilitrre Scrnbaner.
Ge pil feie omtrertt 10000
WauD til ben Stprfe, iom alcreoe
bciillOer Jig / Sranfrig. &c no.
gior ialt nj &cgimertcr, bporoI lcr
rriper mcb @paning og ~lobeoring
al Sernbanclinicr % fire meo Grit
ten al Bauer bag 6rontcn.
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Kpinoer / WUnos Steo.

@oibingtoil, Ace SUM: Sfiont
44,741 apinber err blet Ifaiiet Or.
beibc al ben fpinoeliee Iioeling al
&egierinsens gmplopmcnt.S Bureau,
iorcgaar BOG life beres IfIsSning
al WRno / Sitouitrierne mco oett
S~urtigbco, man bnpoe pcntet.
Gen 9pn, Tom betales Gpinorr.
ne err minbre enb IGnbcncs, %
er life tiIitrpffelie bsi I'll at uirfe
tiItr9ffeiloe u~notagen paa Stcoer,
bpor Observation-Disclosures for apiu.
Der er minore euritige.
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OalelaS afSiort.

@aIHingtou Sen 4oe SUM: He.
prpientontbuiet bar ioag aigiort
9algtonteitia8cn ! lite SoDaoi.
thrift, meqem Hepubifaneren Sbo.
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nRpnte.
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9mcrifanife CrlOsssaiter saar Der
icrfersans i Nurb for Chateau
Sbierrp. Sriper Spiferne tilbase
ire Wil % tager fere gDer.
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Verdenskrigen.

Sgiferne flemmer pua meb ct tort
mt Nngreb paa cit % Wil breb
Trpnt mellem Iuntbioier % g.
ben Gle.
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Wpf en- fritalenbe Spifer fremlrseer
gepiier fur, at Seiieren % hans
Sunfere n,eb SperlGs tGnbte Der.
ben ibrano / 1914.
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itepneiDbpner mub Yaris eler neit'
pper mpo Mmiens. - Gplbipm
&anpnabe foran Mmiens.
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JranifmrnSene inbrsmmer, at 5ien'
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Wfil paa en- Is Nil breo SrOnt ben
fsritc Sag.
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benea CIficerer, at MAJ haube tru'.
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c~perraifeoc.
Faslaaercrne bar bIet tilroaoeoe
life at flGoe ii9 al. naar Be off
%iilfsta. % ale 2ipbaa0e boloteS,
fnlot ~ioripueoe me0 Tropiont 90
Eano, rcoe I'll itrar at taae8 / 9rua.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Meo0eIelle
on, at Der giSreS ole muIiae 9lu.
'irengclIer iorat opipore % tiIintet
alere Vtratcrue, bctrpiteoe5 al
Vaalngercrne, iout iortalte, at Dc.
l%iroper@, ll.Soooiagere % 9uitipei
oerc bpppig blep ieet.
6lere Wtiner or bIet in0Iamleoe,
60 ma tror III, at BET par Ell iaa.
Can, lom foraariogeoe GoclpqgeIien
al 3onfoampcrer "&erbert g.
Vrott".
Waibin9ton BEN soc Sunni: 9lr.
meocpartemertct bar ioag onmooet
aongreSIen al ell &%eptlgnina paa
$16,000,000 ill OprctteIic al BAL
lon % SispInnitationer iii 9elfut.
telie al BEN om~erifonife auit moo
l~lnoerpauos. 90 S~uitargrcb.
Separtcmentct oplpite, at oct bar
Sanfen at oprettc IL al oisie Sta.
tioner paa ItIunterbaps. % 3 poa
0olffpiten.
Zen az Gcparten1eutet oucrienote
apltioriporspIau iu~obeiotter ogIna
Op'ereIle len al Sortififotioner, buia
aatoner pcO @iGIp al IpecieQc
ScrnbaneanIpg piIoe flmnc iercs
ira et Eunft til ct ouoet.
Get er mango, JON ipnc5, at Ell
iaooon 6orboI0srcgel buroe urret
truiict isr, men oet er 10, lom man
pco, beore lent emo alorig.
Not ct nurif Cficr.
Gape Dian, Gep Serien, Den zoe
Wtat: Bitten Wtano al @elGtniu.
gen 9aa bet norife 0unpifib gin.
lono", ION ioag er blet iGnfet al Ell
inf llnocrpnno5baoo As Wtil uoen-
ior Gape Dfop. lou0ioftes her i0aa
al Ell omerifunif Geltroper.
SeIptningen bcitnar booeoiogcIig
al NoromGno og Socnifer. &c
i%ortaIte, at "&irIono" bar paa Bel.
en- norooUer meo Ell 2ooring Sltf.
fer. Get par taogct Ianas SIN.
item, ga u.Soooen pIuoieIig ouffeoe
op.
"@irlano", ser eieoes al 2. "a
u. Sr9ens & So. / Bergen % isr.
ties al aoptein 9ratlouo. par en-
ifonnertrig9ct Camper paa lib
Son.
SIp4Bc q | yteTD D0rt lloofQgef
telegram er Oct anierifauife Camp.
lib "Argouaut" Ben 5te SUM bic.
pet lpnfct al Ell inf ll~noeruan6s.
bnao / NGrbeocr al S~ciapeerne
isnocnior Gn1lnno5 Sp6Dcitlpios.
Gn al ll.Sanbcue soclagt?
Woibington Den zoe Diai: ,Sisl.
sc et Telegram III acknowledgements.
mentet bar Ser uoenior 9(tlonter.
FaD5fpeitn iunoct Ell Stamp Steo
meaem en- amerifonif GcitroDer o.
CT al De tpife Observation-Disclosures.
Ieitropereu berettes at hare FOR.
iIIgt % beifuot II 9aaoen, until
ben ouffcoe unoer.
9eitroperer uaae6e imiolertio
iangootiom itror Steoet % LAP ne0
en- lllOerDurosbombe buis &aoninq
par tlIitrGttelig frnitig iii at iprPn-
&c l.gaaoen I'll atomer, men ON
bette lpffeoes, 0crom tier Siitorien.
Gcpartenleniet uentcr imi6lertio ar
erboloe rRrmere @iterretninger.