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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19
AURORA BOYS STAR.

David Hazen, writing for the Port
lond Telegram, from France, upon army
base bah says 1.-THE presidential twins
Private George Washington and And
rev jackson Miller Of Aurora have beer
in every game of ball played by thu
units team. They lead the batting or
der. the cherry-tree Twins being first
and they are in the picture every min
ute; George hoes the center garden
"Old Hickory" being second sacker
These lads played baseball while they
were learning knowledge at the Wash
ington high school in Por land; ther
they blossomed forth In semi-pro circles
down San Francisco way, getting O.
much as $3.65 per GONE, and their girl
warc admitted to the grandstand free
Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19
LILLE inhabitants
WILD OVER RELEASE
Correspondents Receive Joy.
GUS Welcome On Entering
City Ahead Of Troops
By Lowell Mellett.

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
With The British Armias In France
Oct. 1e.-(Night. THE great luck OF
personally witnessing the restoration OF
Lille was mine.
George Bye, British correspondent,
and I were the first persons to reach
the city after the German evacuation
with the single exception Of Lieuten'
mt Charles De Sole, French aviator,
who flew from Dunkihry during 'ne
afternoon to visil his father the mayor
Of Lille. The later hurried to the
Champs De Marse to meet his son. he
was greatly surprised to see the later
1t was the first time they had been to-
gether since the start of She war.
British troops did not enter the city
until several hours later, although hey
passed to the eastward on both sides Of
the city. Apparently there was an un'
written agreemens under which the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19

answer to The Tcutonic protesa Hehas
fixed tho date on which elcvsn cneiuy
alien corporations are to be sold ot
auction. They are said to hc worth
about $i0O00000o. Some two hundred
enemy owned enterprises now In the
care Of Palmer will be sold to American
citizens as rapidly as they can be pro-
pared for sale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19
DISTRICT CONVENTION OF ODD
FELLOWS HELD.

The attendance az the sessions OF the
Marion county district convention IN
this city last Saturday was large con
siderine the times ond the proceedings
were of most interesting and education
Al character. Odd Fellows we're present
from Canby, Aurora, Hubbard, Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19

Fellow For 'she past ~ yeaTs.
In the. evening there was a Hoover
lied supper served at the Armory by
the Rebekahs and an improvised pro
gram at the hall, number Of speech
e. being delivered by visiting Odd Eel
low for the good ftle order.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19

The Journal JtL Department
win print you anything In the
stationery line-do 1t right and
save you real money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19
Germany Protests Over
Seizure Of Property

New York, Oct. IA no't q pro
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-10-19

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The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
HUNS PUSH BRITISH BACK TO AISNE RIVER;
AMERICANS IN CENTER OF GREAT DRIVE
President Says War Crisis
Has Cone---AH Must Glue

Some the striking points President Wilson's speech be-
fore Congress follows:
We are not only in the midst of the at the
very peak and crisis OF it
There can be pause ntermisson The great enter
pre must be pushed with greater ana greater
energy. ,J,.--, -. -.L.a ,,d
These days when duty stands stark and naKeo anu
even with closed know it is here
The consideration dominates every otner now any
makes every other seem trivial and negligible the winning Oh
the .. -. .i ,,,:..a z, IN.
resote this but ready and willing TO
undergo sacrhce that may DC neCe
sary for them to bear in order for them to win It.
We need not afraid them we lay taxes Justly
days have when the only thing they ask
for or admire is duty greatly and adequately done, r..
The elections will those who think eas OF III 10
those who 90 without explanations
excuses plain of duty faithfully and disnterestedy
performed. -
and every this plot OF that is now upon
the stage lobbyists hurry Washington to attempt to turn
the of taxation to their protection or
advantage, light will beat also upon them
know that will begrudge the work to be done here
by us the begrudge theirs who lie
the trenches and sally forth to their death.
cannot the country of successful administration
Treasury the question OF further taxation is to
be Lett until 1870. H. =,
1t might be difficult should imagine to the mill with
water that had already gone the wheel
profits and incomes and luxue for the additional taxes
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
Direct Thrust at Paris
Is Conjectured.

LONDON, May H.-ReuteTs corre-
spondent at the British front tele-
graphed late today:
Before dawn today a bombardment
OF great length was begun by .he en-
emy south of the Ypres canal and at
Ouderom and westoutre.
The infantry attack was iauncned
apparently in an effort TO recover the
ground the French took On Nay 30
around Locre and La ClytIe.
The enemy made some little rrCg-
ress at places. The battle continues. +"
The Evening Standard. commenting
on the new offensive, says:
1T is premature to regard this
mornings attacks as the main bic ?
that was anticipated on the A. -
Amiens front.
The fact that the Champaign dern-
onstration follows German al raids
on Paris and synchronizes IN the
REVIVAL OF the bombardmeni Of the
French capital by the Bis Berthss'
suggests. however. a direct thrust st
Paris from the center"
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
GEN. CROWDER
WILL ISSUE NO
LIST OF TRADES
Government Not to Force
Married Men to
Move.

When is a shoe clerk not a shoe
clerk?
Answer: When he is food
specialist.
This is only one OF the riddles
flooding in upon every mail to the
office of Provost Marshal General
Croyder in response 10 his recent
order. that all men engaged in nom
war work who are in the draft age,
must go to work in munitions fac
tories by July l.
1t was announced yesterday that
General Crowder will issue no list
of the essential and nonessential
Industries. Because there is no in
tention on the part of the govern
ment to force married men TO move
to new industrial centers. it will
devoIve upon the local draft boards
to try each case and determine
where best exempted men may
serve the country. Few clerks.
bookkeepers and salesmen in dis
tricts where there are no muni-
tions plants advertising for help
will be forced to give up their posi-
tions, 1t is said.
Trades Wonder where They Stand.
Many trades are wondering where
they stand in the order of the es-
sential to war industries. Groups
of printers, painters, engravers, un-
dertakers. paperhangers. plumbers,
gas inspectors and yes-even one
bill collector, have asked for rul-
ings. In each case the applicant
was told to consult his own con-
science Iyes. the bill collector was
included), or to await the call OF
his local draft board.
No hearings of the cases OF al
legged idleTs, gamblers, or men en-
gagged in useless pursuits will be
held before July .. The rulings of
local boards will be subject to the
same appeal as permitted in exemp-
tion hearings.
Although the Provost Marshal
Generals Office has found in the
past few days that most men con-
slider that they hold positions most
important to mankind. the experts
insist that at least 100000 will soon
be in new jobs.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
RIDES FORTH FOR LIBERTY.
Soldier-hke Frances Helen Kelly
Starts W. S. S. Tour.

Jersey City, May 27.-Attired as a
soldier, with cap, blouse, trousers
and puttees. and riding a mettle-
some horse. Miss Frances Helen
Kelly, daughter of James Kelly.
started today on q four months trip
to sell war savings stamps.
Her start was made from the city
hall, before which a large crowd
gathered. Mayor Hague bought the
first stamp and the crowd delayed
her start by thrusting quarters and
bills at her faster than she could
accept them.
'T'll be back in October" Miss
Kelly called as she waved her guant-
leted hand in farewell.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
U-BoAT STRIKES; APOLOGIES
Submarine Kills Spanish Vessels
Captain and Two Others.

London, May 27.-A U-boat attack
on a Spanish steamer, resulting in
the loss of three lives and culminat-
ing in an apology by the subma-
rine commander. is reported by
Reuters Manila correspondent.
The U-boat, the dispatch says,
fired on the Spanish steamer Marie
Pia. killing the captain and two
others, and then aided In the rescue
of the psnic-stricken passengers A
boat was upset in the excitement.
The submarine commander than ex-
pressed his regret over the attack,
saying he did not know the nation
Atty OF the vessel
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
By ERNEST p. ORR.

Paris, May z7.-At this mo-
ment it is possible only to give
this rough outline of the situa-
ton. The Germans have suffered
a bloody check in the Apremont
Wood. The line of plateaus north
of the Aisne, the plain to the
north of Rheims, Caronne and la
Villc-aux-Bois are the fighting
centers.
Berry au Bac is inundated by
gas, but is holding.
A strong attack in the Cham
pagne is looked for.
1t is too early to say whether
this is the real offensive. Among
military experts it is believed that
the enemy plans series of wide
ly separate attacks as feints pre-
Iuding the real offensive. 1t is
also held possible that a general
offensive on all fronts-Frsnce,
Italy, Saloniki and the Far East
ern thesters-is the enemy's plan.
War Committee Meets.
L..
Elysee Palace this morning under
the presidency Of President Poin-
care.
The counter battering OF the Ger
man long range gun bombarding
Paris was begun the instant the
first missile from the Teuton mon
ster cannon was flung into the capi-
tai One shell exploded in q suburb
ninety feet above the ground.
Three persons were killed and
fourteen were injured by today's
long range bombardment
The Paris press is speculating as to
whether the present attacks are de-
signed to divert the allied reserves
from the Picardy battlefield.
The presence OF British forces ~
the points attacked occasioned con-
siderable surprise here
Heavy Fighting Ceaters-
The hghting is described as particu-
larry heavy around Brimont Fort
north of Rheims; Loivre. northwest
OF Rheims, and Berry seven
miles northwest Of Rheims.
As in the last days OF March the
bombardment of Paris was the sig
nal for the start of the offensive.
The populace Of this capital is calm
and confident OF the final result Of
the battle.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
The communiQue follows /:

The communique follows:
Headquarters American Expe-
dictionary Force, May 27.-Section
A: In Picardy, after violent artii-
lery preparation, hostile infantry
detachments succeeded in pene-
trating our advanced positions at
two points.
Our troops counter attacked,
completely expelling the enemy
and entering his lines.
an the Woevre a strong hostile
raiding party was repulsed. en-
failing a loss in killed and
, wounded.
In Lorraine a hostile gas shell
bombardment Of some intensity oc-
CURED.
The day was quiet in the other
sectors occupied by our troops.
'1n the course OF air combats this
morning our aviators shot down a
hostile machine"
Attack q Feeler.
The Picardy sector held by the
| American troops is in the center of
one of the war theatres in which
| Germany is reported in press dis
patches yesterday to have resumed
her drive. At the point referred to,
| the Americans are holding an i'm
! portant line. and are known to have
more than a divisional frontage,
! Undoubtedly. in the opinion OF
military experts here. yesterday
local attack so promptly repelled by
the Americans, was part OF the
feeling out" process which the
enemy has been attempting all
along the line.
That the Americans in this region
| are certain to feel the full shock
| of the new offensive has been free
ly predicted in military circles.
While it is not permitted. to specu-
late concerning the approximate
position of the sector. 1t can be
stated that 1t was the scene OF some
of the hottest fighting OF the March
drive. The Americans on this line
are said to be in the best Of trim.
! and the excellent account they gave
of themselves yesterday is the cause
| OF much qualification in War De-
I partment circles.
Waiting for News.
1t was stated in official quarters
last night that when President Will
son, at the close OF his speech in Con-
/ gress on the revenue bill yesterday
announced that he had been informed
the German drive had been resumed,
he was speaking on the basis Of press
dispatches shown him as he was leav-
] ing for the Capitol. The War De-
partment itself was still awaiting
particulars at a late hour last night.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
COMMIT DARING ROBBERY.
Burglars Rob New York Shoe Cor
poration Employees in Elevator.

New York, May N.-Twenty thou
sand dollars in cash was stolen this
afternoon in an elevator of a build
ing on Duane street from Francis
O'Brien and William Montgomery.
employees of the Melville Shoe Cor
poration. They were held up with
guns at their heads by two men who
entered the elevator. The negro ele-
vator boy was required to run the
car to the, ground floor. There the
robbers slammed the door. ran from
the building and mingled with the
crowd. Pursuit was begun and hum
dreds Joined In the man hunt. The
police believe they escaped to New
Jersey.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
BRI7ISIIPRESSED TO SECOND
LINE ASTRLDE ALSNE ONLEFT:
US.TROOPSSTRUCK, HTBACK
'SYNCHR0NIzE RUSSIAN
AND WESTERN DRIVES
Germans Launch Offensive that
BRINGS Ichitcherin's Protest.

London, May 22-simultaneously
with the renewal Of their Western
drive the Germans have resumed a
sharp aggressive in Russia which has
ELECTED wireless protest from For
elgn Minister Tchitcherin. The latter
says In his note that large German
forces are attacking Valuiki, and the
other German troops are on, the Of
fensiye on the lower Don.
Our Inquiries" adds the Foreign
Minister. "haye been left unanswered
by the German Government"
NJ. Tchitcherin also protests against
the detention of Russian civilian pris-
oners in Germany.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
u. S. Troops in Picardy,
Forced to Give Ground,
Retaliate Strongly.
AMERICANS CERTAIN
TO FEEL FULL SHOCK
Good Showing Made Yes.
terday Gratifies War
Department.

American troops on the Pi-
cardy front, driven yesterday
from their front line positions.
retaliated and not only repelled
the attack. but entered the
enemy trenches.
This was announced in the
official communique received
from Gen. Pershing last night.
OFFICIAL coMMUNIoUE.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
Though Repulsed on One Flank,
British Hold Beny-au-Bac
to Right.
HUN REPORT CLAIMS RIDGE
Strong Attack Looked for in Champagne.
German Attacks on Fronts, Feint-
ing Before Real Drive.

London May 27The enemy succeeded in pressing back
second line left astde the Asne tonshs Of
flee statement
"Bery-auBac. % our right is maintained"
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28

WHITE sULrHUR STRINGS. w. Va.
The 6reenbrier. European plan. Wonderful eurar
tvs SstsrA ossmiEht hon washington
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
GERMAN OFFICIAL.

Berlin. via London May 27-Cspue by the Germans of the
Chmn des Danes ridge announced by the office tonight
We fighting the Aisne" say, the statement.
The attacking the French and British between Rheims and
Scissors is led by the German prince
Only artillery fighting reported from the Flanders front
The follows:
in Flanders the Lys both sides of the Somme and Ayre
the artillery fighting intense.
South of Laon the battle for the Cmm des Danes has been
raging since early this morning
The prince has taken the ridge and fighting
the Aine."
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28
Americans Want just Peace.

when the American people are
convinced" the paper says, that
they may have peace without an
nexations and with the league of
nations for which they are clamor-
ing, without continuing the she'd
ding of blood. Wilson will be
obliged to negotiate, whatever his
personal feelings may be.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28

CONTINUED ON PAGE fwo.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-28

nosnsuE on PAGE SIX.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
en- ny Kicoret.

6resno, Gal, Sen 19oe Iarts:
Maisfeoeoe 8opbers l~erpereoes
iSas peS en- Miooas for @eoIem.
merne al California Sapeoprf.
ninssielfab, iom ibag boIoer lit
Iarsmeoe her, % iom, bI. a., 10.
rer en- llorpooeliesfrig MOB bisle
Imaa men talrige % opermnaoe
pirtiomme Sfaoeopr. Ser ierpe-
reoes Sreitcs til oen, icm life
brpbe Jig ON at forisse be1ne
npe 9isoret. De. iom imaste paa
Den. erfl9reoe oen formeset appe-
titlig % uotalte set opristige
aSab, at oerp uiloe BIZ meaet popu.
lpr os e~iteripurst. Der bleu
iorellaact at benleoe @oopers Up
mcrfiombeo paa Sasen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26

iilleet ianot Steo iioite CONNER,
bar set ogiaa "@erfiteosfliibber"
iont paa cgen &oano % belt oper.
raifcnoc latte Genlonltrationen /
Scene.
"Sg Zig er bet oltioa gaaet M
oaioo. Oct 9lrbeiocrraao, Terf-
it~eo5flubbcrne M bar neolot, pil
~aobcnbort fringe oct ofiicieae So
cialocnlofroti I'll at al 9isb oglao
opcrfor 4rapcnc ont Ell lloenporla'
mcntoriif aontrol at Vrooiontc'
riIloaraaocnc, Ielp ON bisie bar ct
lociaIiitiif 6IcrtaI i lin Oiiotc.
,5crn. 90 Observation-Disclosures
or ct al 6ngbeoG9elienS mG8tigIte
Set tGler otter De iios
tie Gp0aucr beninpb 10000 Oteo.
al ocn innllcoe 6agbeoG.
gclie 1000. Oct oper9aae8 finn
lf Observation-Disclosures, Iom
bar 23,300, % ion ogIaa CT tenn
ucIig rcpoIutionrrt iorpet. Dis.
ie 10 6orbuno bar oltIaa tiIiam'
ncn bclimoo &alpoelcn al belle
Sagbcpp0cIicil5 Meolcm5nntol, %
zen onbcn @alpocl err iorbelt poa
a. 80 6orbuno og 6oreninger."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
llhnrc Cab.

9t (ohcnc har pprrt itorc poa
bc8ac SiOcr cr ieluio9t men BET
cr o5iao iclpiaQt, al N~ngribcrne5
Gob bar uUrtt IanQt Sc itpriN.
& Gr mtacnl Canal OH ?toro
"a Grojijl>@, bpor 9 tpifc &niont
tc~rioipiijoucr fen, pUItcn0c frcm
iom ut 0h1r opcr mo mans
LAM, mems NlmorcNcr ia (ltic.
ner al brittle @itroIjsicr uitanIe.
liz iprpiteoe line aualer ino /
Oett, Icpcnoc &~iooberg. Ger oan.
nc0er bcu elte Aabn,ng / Hptferne
citcr blH an6cn, nerl life ier bar
ociie fleet, irr me tpitc trooper
olco Nrcpct irem ior at ipIoe
NuIIcruc. 81 iIig blep SC pco.
Gu loo opcr ale @rpnicr heniuns.
los 20iIcn mco Meuncitrlip bar
Der pel oIori9 prret icct SIDE.
itptfc Ill.
Scrub ior acknowledgements off
en- ~poloioult @omboroemclt meo
@u2bombcr; 6oIaeu par, at lao.
pcl 6orlporcrc ion Angribcrc bar
ioripnct mco @aamoiter. og oct
maotte pGrc ct nbpggcIiat SIM at
ie oisie i%ormummeoe Sfiffelier
tsrnc ianmen i NGrfump paa 2ip
o. 600.
Get pil Ieluislgelia tage lang
Sio isr hi ioor iuIbt reoe poo De
~ubpggeli9e Cab buiS hi no.
geniinoe laar oct.
Spiferne proflamcrer i'm Scir.
Berlin 2ibc Warts (oiiicieI
Iapport):
"Slasct / IGrbeoen al Nondp,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
manee Qfaoemifere
/ Krioen,

Netp Yorf, ben 196e Warts:
Columbia ltniperiitets "8ar SIC.
eorS", iom ioag offentIissioroes al
nniperiitetets 3eftor, Murrar
Butler, piier, at 1O,t5t bcts nnr.
pGrenoe og forbenperenoe St,.
oenter fortioen sisr Sienelte / Be
0oreneSe Staters Scr % SIaaoe.
Sgiaa Safl,ltetet er bel repre-,
%lenteret, ibet life minore emo 322
nGrp9renSe % forbenpprenbe
Neolemmer bar itiIet fig unoer
Sanerne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
5reostraftatcn og be fommerciellc
Sraftater nleo Mltslolto.

SrepSITQlIQIcll Og De IoIlllleIlltuC
Sraftater meo Hl,slano.
Ser blep ogiaa peotaget cit Ser
peubelie til H~egierineen ON at iifre
iig 8orantier for Sc tpife fitaniieue
arau poa Huslan6.
Sra Yetroerao bar bet tioli9erc
ppret mcbbelt, at man Der n9rer
Mistanfe ON, at Spifer,e agter at
bemrgtige iie belle ben ri,siiife 8laa-
oe baaoe / 2iterlisen og paa Sortes
bapet iom Vant for "Spiflanos r.
nariieue arop paa H,,slano".
SistrGimins peo 9nnfirf.
SEQ Sentiben ONT Morsenen Den
2toe Warts fanot Ell minbre SIP
trninins Steo ,loenior ben frantic
aonalbp 9llnfirf. s ben sofficieue
Welbing ira 9onbon beoer bet, at to
brittle % ire frantic 9eitropers ort-
greb Ell Gifaore al tpife Geltropers,
tom tioligere bapoe bombaroeret
Sunfirf / 10 Minliter. 80 tpite Te'
Itropers % to Sorpeoobaaoe fcrmo'
bes at prre bit irnfet. Ger blep
ialialo taset op fra Sisen Wtano'
Ifaber fra 70 tpite Torpeoobaaoe.
Snsen Of Sc anierebe Sfibe blep ian'
fet, men oen enc brittle Seitroper
blcu ooifiuig rontponercf. Zen naa'
cbe oos Sapn.
Sfslee Sen tpife SEAPORT bapoe
en- tpif gifabre al minore Sflbe
"meb itort Selb" bombarberet Sun'
firf % miIitnre gtablisiementer bcS
apIten. 500 Sfiio blep aiipret moo
Ell itor Saraffeleir rlGr Sepaume.
4aa Silbasepeien berira traf Sti.
bere paa en- alieret Gifaore. Otter
en- fort aamp traf Sienoen iis til
bage, beSer oct, nten to imaa @aet'
ifibe er enonu life penot tilbdee oa
icrmcoes at pGre i1nfet | Belt for
Slienoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-03-26
Weuemmao.

ct Socialiitblao, Der life forgi9.
pcs bGrer Hnpnet "8aa.Vaa", fail
life forora, at Ell Noromano er paIgt
til Wapor / Seattle. Set bar fig
liemlig Zig, at Manben life er Socia.
lit, og er man life SociaIiit. iaa er
man ell Nofiagt - milbelt taIt -
iom &egel noget enbnil pprre, noti,r-
llgpis, ct Geoifab / "ion1eboops"
Saono til at siere noget, iom er gaIt.
geoIt bar Oct 10, ON De, TOM life er
rSocialiIter, ilet life bar til. Wen
MISUNDERSTANDING er iffeoeItomin-
ore fr9ffe nof til at boloe paa at
lepe. San rent nrimeIig er @eroen
inorettet.
90 Ole Sanion bIep oItIaa enbog
palgt til Wapor / Seattle. "8aa-
Faa" fort9ller os, bporoan bette gif
for Jig. Set er Horomenoene oeruoe,
iom Ell aniparIise for oct, flyer
glaoet. Site Zig at foritaa, at Be
temte for ban1, for BET gioroe De
life | nogen itsrre uoltrefning, efter
bpao "8aa-Saa" bar erfaret. Wen
aaigepel er De aniparIige for bans
Salg, De ScbpinepeIiene.
Seq bar foreiepes erunoet og itil-
oeret paa, bpao Slags nnberiunoig
locialiltilf Sogif oct fan bore, ioln
ferer til oenne Sslseilutning. Sfslge
ben ganlle % giGngic Senfemaaoe
maatte man 10 n9rntelt fomme til oct
mooiatte &eiultat; men ieg formooer,
at ben gamle 2ogif bunoer / noget
fapitaliitiif lloget. iom er eaaet no
al allrs. Sbpertfalo. fer BET i,o til,
at Ole Sanion % NoromGnoene /
Seattle er / famine &aius Tom @llt-
ten, Der bapoe Isbet bielnmefra:
"aommer ie' beim," ia ban, "iaa iGr
ie' Suling, og fommer je'nte beim,
laa fommer'n Sar % banter mig"
"@ib, Den forferoeIige arigen bar
oper," iilffet Dillon. Set famine tiger
ieg, bpis BET bare fan birIpe nogct.
90 funbe ui bare meb Gniferne aooe
Siergenc flptte, inn Weroen paa Sooe',
,dd 'fllloe ieg enonu forIsee at tro bet,
at lite Sornutten er rent saut at Wooe.
IpisfItp ira "Narrom Corner
Neps":
Sort pelagtcoe 9pesbarn So.
mes 8ellington Bruce er uon9nnt til
%eiforltanoer / Worningiioe Toipn-
ibip, Ger mi, efter at Worgonfamt-
lien CT ilpttct bio, bar 80 Snobpg-
gore % pcrer fort. Si gratulerer
Der. Bruce meo Den anipnrsniloe
Stiling, for hpilfen ban er / iaa bei
8rao ififfct, life minbre / Senieenoe
til no%oannelie, oa ban Tom befienot
er @raouent fra Dor @pifoIes Zoe
"8raoe", END til Temperament %
Seroenserfaring, ba ban / flere Iar
orep 2alt Gbance Saloon paa &isrnet
al Main Street % Depot Ilep og
er gilt meo Tantelaaner Ibrabams
Cater Soieffa. Narron Corner bar
@rlno til at fele fig itolt at fine
Ssnner.
- Sitter bar Ell al Narroip Cor
ners 0etre aiort Jig foroelagtig be-
fienbt lloe / Ieroelt. Soiepbus Same
ions CAROLYN bar beitaaet Sptaael-
lesprepen peo %SSilnior Sisbiebopl i
airbp.
Miis gnnette Spiifern, Der
nleo Zig eminent Spgtigbeo og 9e-