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The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-03-01

Bert Olinger and wife, who have
been in Montana for many months,
returned to Everett last Sunday and
will remain at home. Bert has
healthy and prosperous look.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-03-01

John N. Norland came over from
Seattle last Sunday and spent a
few hours with his friends.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-03-01

A Union Card is held by the ma
jority of the Board of Directors of
the Everett Cooperative Society.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-03-01

John Johnson, an old-time Tacoma
printer, visiter us last Monday. We
cheWed up considerable of the old
time rag. Patsy Blair showed John
the town.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-03-01
No. 3840
NOTICE OF THE TIME AND
PLACE FIXED FOR HEAR
ING FINAL REPORT AND
PETITION FOR DIS
TRIBUTION.

In the Superior Court of the State
of Washington, in and for the
County of Snohomish.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-03-01

Smoke Chas. Sheets CHALLENGE
10c Cigar.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-03-01

Try BLUE RIBBON" Cigar, SC.
The labor journal. [volume] (Everett, Wash.) 1909-1976, 1918-03-01

In the Matter of the Estate of Mary
Jane Gardner, Deceased.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
Why Let Hun Criminals Escape?

Why are these German supercrimnals being permitted
escape from Germany and the German navy and armies
to places of refuge in Holland. Switzerland and neutral
countries?
Won Trptz infamous father of unrestricted submarine
piracy by whose order the Lustana sent shattered TO
the bottom of the is the latest of the tugves with
coconsprators he has fled to Switzerland.
Shorn of his sivery Dundrearys his pockets bullying
with embezzled millions of money ntrusted to hun by the
fallen autocracy from the billions it wrng from the nation
betrayed Won Trpitz has followed the example of William
lie Dabe and sought safety for his pelt neutral soil
Other German criminals following suit as fast rs
they bag their gotten gold. Holland Is fing with
these masters in the business of crime Switzerland is being
overrun with them They lodging into Sweden, Nor
way, Denmark and Spain.
Why are these men running away from Germany?
There visible at this hour just two plausible exl
plantations:
l. The situation in Germany and Austria is hourly be
coming and dangerous for these men MS dis
banded leaderess soldiers return Some of these soldiers
reports from Austria say forming bandit and
taking to the forests and the broken country They
revertng to savagery.
The supercrminas like William lie Diable. Tirptz,
Hntze Capele and their peers in vlany the rising
peril of possible reign of terror in the Fatherand.
2. They too the apparently supne indifference with
which the authorities of the entente allies and the United
States view the exodus from Germany to neutral lands and
the seemingly snug satisfaction of the authorities of the
countries whose soil their footsteps poute. They think
themselves safe.
Is it not be indicated? Is there man. leader
in all the lands and camps ofhe vctos big enough strong
and daring enough to ahead and make precedent with
a rope about its neck?
Or are leave these thugs the supposed powers
of punishment of their conscences? Do not know
that there "consciences scared with hot IRON?
Are these supercrminals to be permitted to escape the
vengeance of their dupes at home the justice of their victims
everywhere abroad to become plotting gangrenous
the face of the world mockery of all law and the
patron saints tsave the mar) of every criminal and Grim
1t is time the world had reply to the questions
every lip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
The Best Cough Syrup
IL Homemade
Here. mn easy why Ia save -.
and yet have the best cough
remedy you ever dried

You've probably heard OF this we'll
known plan % making cough syrup
~ homo. but have you ever used
III when you do. You will under
stand why thousands % families. the
world over. feel that they could
hardly keep house without H. It's
simple and cheap. but the way ~
takes hold Of cough will quickly
earn 10 permanent place In your
home
Into a pint bortic pour ~ ounces
OF Pinex. then add plain grAnuiatci
sugar syrup 10 fill up tho pint or.
~ desired. used clarified moisssea
hoNy or corn syrup instead Of
sugar syrup. Either way u tastes
good. never spells. and gives you a
full pint of better cough remedy
than you could buy ready made for
three times itH cost
n ~ really wonderful how quickly
this home made remedy cnnau~rH a
10 seems 10 penetrate through every
air passage. looseus a dry hoarre or
tight couEh. iifts the phiegm. heals
the membranes. and gives almost i'm
mediate relief splendid for throat
tickle. hOarsencas, Group. bronchitis
and bronchial asthma
PineN iH highly concentrated
compound Of genuine Norway Pine
extract. and has been used for gem
eratlons for throat and chest all
meutE
Avoid disappointment by asking
your druggist for 90 ounces OF
Pinax." with fun directions. and
don't accept anything else. Guaran-
tced TO give absolute satiHfactls~ or
money promptly refunded. The
Pinox Co. IT Wayne. Ind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

lie. 10 se, aside holiday. IN tho near
FUTURE. 80 that our people could. in
no unmistaken terms. show the deep
appreciation for the gallant, and
heroic service rendered humanity by
our allcA Lot Us send TO the p~o.
pies Of our allies the message that
the heart and soul 81 this nation has
deep and undated admiration for
tho gallant hcroirn Of the allied
soldiers for holding back the onward
march of the enemy for nearly three
years prior 20 our entering tho war.
We are deeply obligated 10 the
horoiEn Of France. 20 the raiiantry
OF the Italians. 20 the relentless ten.
Rnity OF the British: yes. In a word.
VIC are greatly indebted 70 all Of our
gallant and noble allies for their
heroic service. and. therefore. It
seems 10 be only timely that a day
in the near future should be set
aside. known a. the Allies Holiday.
so tina, our people may exhibit In a
direct and tangible way our appreci.
alton for their imr~rfshable work.
ADAM BEELER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
LEARN TIIIe WHY" on THE
/ tNNHITTEN LAW AGAINST
OFFICE IiNtltN

Noler bat OF tho girls sporting long aceoon eoau
unfrenhy They girls ulVuhI
Evidently they value should set upon
myself
girls spoke n where they
place before
they made exactly like that OF the dress
Ing formal luncheon There was the same
rkhy with which established hoelh t't
receive a
When don't let II be snown
that I'm Bob relation OF the
family Martha
chra "and would better III
warn paddy--or he tousle hairf'
Daddys favore JOKE
rufne wherever fine hufnor
Chrys showed II to
had anoGH ana Tiles he
no lost
chrys honestly delighted with her subordinate
And thank heaven enough 10 dress the part too
tho sighed she
From Uncovered Miss
Chryntatcl Lomcr
as she might be. Martha
Evidently dnpproyed
office hadn't concealed
why DO bother all about how The dreasT" asked
walked home,
Il did for the sno Of the . did for the sake
Of to mem
you
Certainly Ony about their Have
that office?
nutrH
wastes hours Of their umo-Juai
And how I
Sex. L n a
talroom The srl with the
both paccar
the dressing room disappointed The only surprising revelation
about the business world
other place where and set together
TO lie nn nu-d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
Snakes

IT, the pous believe, everything has a use. then
know also why the snake exists Possibly the snakes
usefulness lies in the ability to teach the evil traits
should avoid
There snakes and snakes Some are poisonous.
deadly Others are harmless but disgusting wha Human
snakes bitten with jealousy belong this class This
OF snake is willing to bite his spite his face
If he's for Tom Mooney he wants to monopoize the
fight for him. and gets bitterly angry because better
fighters took up the battle before he got ready.
He gets angry and vexed because it wasn't he who
began the fight rent hogs He gets jealous bitter
Burleson. He gets himself in blue funk" because It
wasn't he who led the fight against the vicious legislature
OF 1915 and against rotten political combination
of years. He gets darned mad about it that he
tries to form political machine of his own.
The poor poor snake! He groves in the dirt turning
this and that looking for any chance possible to sur
his rivals
Unable to hit fairly, he fouls. He lies. He fabricates
He cheats his conscience.
us not OF this breed whence great leadership.
tbs not the snakes of the earth who will berate the
workers and humanity. 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
Wilson punch" Missing

PRESIDENT Wilson's message to congress yesterday
lacked the punch 1t expected to be the greatest
speech OF his career 1t expected that would set
the pace for the reconstruction period with definite and
concrete suggestions 1t expected that he would firmly
announce to the world the principles of justice and equity
the world should adopt in international relations His
speech in these respects has been Disappointing On so
important topic as railroad control he declared himself
to be without any confident opinion" He weakly
a modified" private control.
The message is not at all like Woodrow Wilson It
hedges and wobbles at time when the country
and needed firm and clear statement and action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
MHcstones on the
Road 10 Success

Dear Miss Grey; In all your cx
perienc~a OF meeting successful PEG
Pile. what have you calculated are
the esHcntiala1
IL success chance. or can one oh
tain IL
Can ANYONE be successful II he
triesf EMnEii.
Every now and then some
reader propoundu query that
would take a solomon TO answer
correctly.
our correspondent. Ember. has
hit upon ono OF these. and. pre-
aumahly. expects me 10 give him
tho whole truth. and nothing bat
tho truth.
There might easily be n thou
sand answers 60 the question.
each a part u the truth. Books
have been written on H. The
whole world Is replying 10 u.
moro or less. In every individual
effort made,
Success depends sometimes on
n million different things. some
times on Just one.
II weru going 20 choose n
few standby charactrriEtics for
Succosn seekers. think I'D put
the following pretty near the
top
SELF CONTROL 49, That
means complete subjugation Of
tho tongue. as we'll an all else
that IL implies. sucoess coon
means tho supervision OF others.
You must first learn TO direct
yourself.
DECISION OF CHARACTER
Probably ono OF the greatest
elsments In the arrival % the
lucky few.
ilI.LiABfLITY-To BE- known
as dependable worker or
thinker IN ono OF the first reaul.
Eitsn OF tho success seeker.
Proper appreciation and r-aai
ness a. acknowledge CON.
pctiior'H skill. plus tho quick
wlt;odneaa 10 make his power
yours In other words. the PER
HlHtent policy OF an open mind,
Pick the other fellows brain,
OPPORTuNtTY-or the dc.
termination 20 make one in Tho
solid wall OF Obstacle.
Perhaps ! have touched II few
% tho essentials
make no claim TO having
mentioned. or even knowing all
the runEp In the success ladder.
Somcon~ has said that success
IL merely chance, Hut. think.
behind most CHANCE SUCCESSES
there has been q long limo Of
reasons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
GRAIEEII. EnE HELD

Editor The Star wish TO thanl,
you and those who responded 80
generously 70 tho appeal for help
In behalf OF Mrs. David II. Wilson
and family, 50s6 37th ave, s.. whose
husband and father succumbcd two
weeks ago, n victim OF the Flu.
II was very gratifying TO receive 30
many offers OF assistance, some even
coming from outside this city and
county. especially at this time. when
80 many demands arc being made for
subscriptions for carrying on war
work. and 1t may interest those who
30 kindly came To their aid 10 know
that they received some cash and a
bountiful supply Of groceries. az wen
as fuel and some clothing for the
children. MRS. ]. KILLAM,
32io Ferdinand st.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
NOT REAL AMERICAN

Editor Tho Star: Regarding a re
cent letter signed Good Old Ameri
can" don't consider him an Ameri
can at all. when he rcscnts TIC idea
Of Gompers situnR at tho peace con.
ference. Gompcrs would stand rs
the peoples representative In this
the peoples war against autocracy
Why. then. should he not be the
greatest possible help TO those PEG
pie abroad who are trying TO shake
off the autocrauc yoke OF injustice?
An for Mooncy-no one but a
financial bandit" with an az 10
grind would want to nee that man
hung without a now trial Let that
man realize that tho interests in.
volved are capable OF hiring propa
gandlsts TO talk Moneys life away
and undoubtedly he has met one
OF these REAL AMERICAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
Weeds

All thru the war we've been told to save the little
tnings-the peach stones and the cherry pits and the old
scraps of rubber and iron table eavings and so on We've
been told to save food by utilizing weeds as substitutes
as pgweed greens, for example.
Now that the is ended in one phase this TYNE
OF counsel IS likely to vanish from among u.s. And it's
pity, too For if don't eat otherwise use uD our
abundant weed crop it will go causing us no end of
economic waste In destroying soil fertility and in food CROP
hindrance " N '''P
Weeds might be made into paper if some scientist were
10 take lne 10 deal with the problem Of ways and means
And in that event thered never be another naner abo
For the weed is onnpresent with u.s. an offense To-
the eye and the mind 49, ~ "
fashioned white bread you know va"
An'er1cg IS rich too in suggestions and programs
for the readjustment period. "
,,, senator Lod0e says: "These are true facts"
What's false fact? '
~ Why not an armistice 1cith old GEN. Hioh Coet
CLiving? ~ V" oo''
"n@t the 'DorM wants is a lunatc-proof peace
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03

Dear Miss Grey; was married at
~ und can conncienuousiy say
have done my best 20 be- a good wife
Ia every way for ~ years, My hus.
hand WAS "a most promising young
N fTTTTii
life. ! gave him what money l had
60 start In buAiness, for | felt what
was mine was hts, In a sense. and
! wanted 10 III my end OF the bur
den IN getting start In life. |
worked with him FOR "a number OF
years, while my health permitted. TO
save the expense OF hiring help.
-Four years ago he opened n
branch OF HIS business In Illinois
our home was in New England lie
hired a stenornphcr. aud IN a short
time became very much In love with
her. giving her money aside from
her salary. also beautiful gifts. /
had such implicit trust in him. and
loved him so dcVotrdly. that Il near
~ took my lie when | learned Of a.
| also gained definite proof OF HIS
unfh,hfulncsa 20 me FOR years back
I trusted In tim. he would mend
his ways. n | faithfully did my part.
but oh. Miss Grey. my broken heart,
one evening my pastor called to
tell mc tho sheriff. our neighbor.
had arrested him. also OF the
charges brought against him. IL so
FRUSTRATED me that for weeks | was
>Hpt expected To live lilo had gone
Thru everything and I was left with
nothing but my home and furnish.
inEA KIND friends had an auction
for me. and as soon rs I was able.
with my three children. | came West
20 my sisters. have no means OF
support. and NO health.
In few days my husband will
have served his time In the pcni.
Tertiary. back Ia our home state.
have lonEed Tor the companion.
ship OF husband all our married
life. but have lived iife alone. At
times I feel that should like TO
forget the man who has brought
such great sorrow into my life. Hut
the sacred vows made at the mar.
rage altar weigh on my already
broken heart. ] promised 20 stand by
him. 'for better or for worse" yet 1
feel afraid % look into the future
with possibility Of spending Il like
have the past
Ny ono desire IL 10 do the right.
80 ! am coming 20 you for advice
IiEABTBRoKEN WIFE.
AZ that same altar. 10 did the
man promise nulcmnly before
God. 20 protest. honor and cher
ish you. In sickness and health.
lie has violated every rule %
man and God You lived up 20
your pruml-. so far as your
husband would permit you You
have done no wrong. do not
believe that God iA as creed.
prcjudiccd and narrow minded
an some Of uH human beings.
do not believe that he would
expect you TO take your children
by the hand and deliberately
walk into hclifire n second time.
Sometimes tho soul. OF being.
In n man. and woman. too. is
awakened only thru some great
experience OF Joy or sorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
TILE MELANCHOLY MUSE

with the hand Of Colt against him.
and the fates with thumbs
turned down.
without kingdom. without crown.
Disowned. discrcdlted and deaolats.
sits in imperial solitude. the mighty
lord Of hate.
a fallen angel. 30 o. speak.
life agents turning boishsvik.
Whose rule ~ shattered and luglori.
50 that be sits and brOods and weepa.
and the oBoc.proud fnustacbe
Ruavs. --Pomer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
vi gtt1t;s I Is! &1thir> &vx
Marriage Vows Bind
When Love Has Fled

Perhaps this experience has
served 20 make "A man out %
your husband. liut you can III
afford 90 take tho rink before
you know. When ho ~ released.
l.la-- ssl-.l.A- -.4.-=.l l..-1.-.=-e=t4
hack to him. ~ In the only
honest. honorable way for the
safety and welfare OF yourself
and children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
LEAVE HATS M

Editor The Star: I noticed an item
in your paper by Rev. Charles stel.
zle, asking II men should take off
their hats when In the elevators. IL
ladies' were present I should say
NO" ! look upon the elevator as I
do on stage coach or street car. 1t
Is simply n public oonvcyance-noth.
ing more. nothing less.
j. CHARCOAL.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
OUR ASSUMPTION ALSO

The poet who designated winter ~
the iron time for curhing" probably
had TO get UP In the morning and
light the furnace Spifkinvllle Ga
zctte. spifisinviilc. Ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
ALLIES Holiday

Editor The star. "A a nation. wc
have many reasons to rejoice. But
II has occurred TO me tina, II would
be fit and proper tribute for this
nation. for tho people OF this repgb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
AUGMENTATION

Heaying a long sigh. We venture 10
assume that the f22 quarts stolen
from the dry squad room more than
IA month ago are all drunken up. We
don't know who drunk them up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
FINE LITTLE RESOURCES

Editor Plain Dealer--sir; At prese nj
we are the only nation on earth with
unavailable resources al our disposl
ton. (O) Plain Dealer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
STARSHELLS
SOMETHING TO wORRy amor,

SOMETHING It'd WOftIiY AB0t,r
II iH not certain that Wuil.-.
Hohenzoliern wrote out a notioe -
fore going 70 Holland that be- 80
alJiicnted.
A German military eHport No.
says the Germans Lost the naval -.
tie u Jutiand There's ona a ~.
ehrewdeHt military cxpert ves.
heard Of IN a long time.
a London dispatch says Won IA.
dsnburg BE- sun an idol "A for ,s.
German navy. Il always vas an In.
"Of these, says the chlcaga
Tribune. "37saG were officers -.
CO. were mon. Lady offIcer.Y
or. ns Gertrude Atherton wrlte..
England! She h our ally ana a..
brother"
The fashion writer's say the g,..
are worrying over what % wear AZ.
the boys come back from Fran..
Very likely. They worried over x,bs.
20 wear before they went. 40
they've been worrying over II ey,.
since they went
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03

Remarkable No enterprisin0 publisher has yet
sprung Complete History Of the Great War" in
polunos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
CONFESSIONS OF a
WAR bride
Copyright 1918 by the Newspaper Enterprise Association

My coveted experiences business NE began tho moment
rh. In m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
EYES OUR SPECIALITY

Years OF ~x-
periencs In fitting
a n q m n X ! n g
glaases. and our
low operating ex-
pensc. enable us
20 make better
glnsses for less
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03

vntor faced me with a united and a
hostile front. realized that !
looked decidedly plain. perhaps 1T
tie biz shabby. In my last fall'A serge
suit u vas warm morning for No
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03

TO he Continued
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15

Hrpiibent @ilion og Sen brittle
Tremierminiiter 9apio 2lopo George
fumes life at hape affurat ben iamme
Spfatning atgaaenoe Den tpife &igS.
fnniler og oen siterrigife l~loenri95-
miniiters "Srebstaler". Scr. @ilion
lagoe iom befieubt ierlig @itertrpf
poa, at @rep G5ernirs Gale bar me
get mere f~orionlis END ben tpife &igs-
f%aniler, iom fremoeles itob paa oct
gamle S%tanbpunft: en- fpif Sreo.
90 mems a1e De ullierebe nof bill be-
taffe fig for ben tpife Sreo, eiter-
loo Yrpiibentens Gale oct Snotrpf,
at set par moaife life iaa rent limit
Zig at fomme til Ell Soritaaelie meb
giterrig.
Yremierminiiter 2lopo George err
fl9rebe oerimoo / Tirsoags, at ban
life flinbe zine nogen n%GpnepGroig
Sorifiel paa oct tpife og oct eiterrig-
fife Stmopiunft. @rep G5ernin talte
ganife niIt | Ell mere beniDnsfulo So
ne enc Higsfnrileren, men / Heolite-
ten iagbe De set famine. ger err in
gen pirfelig 'Srebsmening' bperfen /
SertIinos ener Gsernins erfl9rin-
ger" ioebe ban. Scr iinbes life ct
Orb ON 9eIgien caer HoIen eaer
Sronfries ener Stoliens &cttigheoer,
oa ga etbpert fat Solbepunft mong-
Ter, er set Dor Tli9t at lobe arigen
gaa i'm Sang"
0crimoo er Der o9iaa bldnbt De
Ieoenbe StotsmGno bcIte Wenineer
ON bennc Sag. Cen tioligere Yre-
micrminiiter Isqiitb afcepterer iaa-
Iebes uforbeboIbent Hrpiibent @il-
ions Stanbpltnft, % ogiaa ban me-
iler, at ma life Dor moale Giterrig
og Spiflanb meb iantrte Sfipppc.
Song @eore aabneoe | Sirsoaes
BEN rpe Tarlamettiesiion, og / i'm
Srontale - Tom 10 er ifrebet af &e-
gieriteen - gientoa ban, bpab Slopb
@eorge cftere bar iagt. San erfl9.
rebc, of 3rigen mt babbe naaet Oct
melt fritilfe Staoium, og at Ser III
mere emo noeeniinoe ibfrGpebes In-
p~enoelien at belle 2anbets gnergi oe
SiGlpefilber.
s poIitiife brittle arebie eaar ser
&pgter ON aIeIla9s fo%reItaaenoe
"Sbafe ilps" baabe inben &egierin.
gen og &erleoelien.
2onbon "SaiIp SEEMS" erflprer, at
Ser pibes cling, iom bringer Mellig-
heoen for en- S%eporatfreo melem Gn-
terlten cg Giterrie.llnearn meget
nermere. Oct paaitaaes ogiaa, at
Ser / giterrig er itcr ltpilie moo llo-
iigten til at maatte fiGnlpe moo Brit
tiife og omerifanife trooper paa
8eitfronten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-02-15
Qmerifaner t~ilfienoes
GapperheosmeoaIjen

Oenoer, Colo, Den lobe 6ebr.:
Mir. 6. @. Collins, en- Sen al
Geo. 6. Collins beraf gpeu, er
bIepet tilfienot WiIitGrforiet for
uopiit Sapperbeo / Here al De BIO.
oige aan1pe pua Seitironten. Neo.
oelelien ON oenne ~ltbmerfelIe, Der
er BEN mItsriie iom fan erboloe5
Den brittle Glrme, mootages / et
grep, @ooeren lit fra bun ioag.
DIR. Collins, iom en- 26 Mar
gammel, graouereoe fra Ssiitdlen
beri 9pen / 1910 % ira Masia.
duIetts SnItitute OF 9efrolosp !
1914. San iorLoo Genper ior 3
aar iioen % reiite til g~nglano.
bpor ban los Jig bperoe.
Sor baIunmoet aor iioen blep
ban ioriremmet Ill Setonolsitnant
o. for EN- fort Sio iioen I'll Yres
mierleituart.