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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
MANY SUBSCRIPTIONS NEEDED
 FOR RAISING LAST BILLION OF
 LOAN; EVERYONE MUST DO BEST

WASHINGTON, Oct. 18-Four billion, two hundred and fifty million is the figure which given out by the officials this morning the total amount which has been subscribed in the fourth Liberty loan drive In the two mainng days the nation subscribe and ters of billion.
 The working all the east of the country are coming to the aid of the country in very decided Many will hungry and be proud of it for they sats fled with nothing but subscription. The loan is to be of the aborng class extent that has not been approached by the previous oans and of the strongest answers that the nation give the German peace program
 MULTITUDE SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST BE MADE
 WASHINGTON, Oct. l8.-On the eve of the last day of the fourth Liberty loan drive the treasury department that it is estimated that than billion will have to be raised if the minimum figure is be reached multitude of small well large subscriptions must be pledged if the loan to be put The which has been raised is in the neghborhood of four and reequar ters billions of dollars The totals being flashed about the country and every who possibly their buying bond matter how they will have to econoze pay for urged invest The money is in the country and if the people are willing to answer the German lords in the only way which defeat them they must invest their money.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
ALIEN PROPERTY CUSTODIAN
 REVEALS MORE WORK OF HUNS

WASHINGTON, Oct 18.-The German charge that the United States planning to wage economic warfare upon them by selling their property in America answered by Palmer the alien property custodian, with startling facts concerning the way in which the German business attempted to work in America The Germans attempted to prevent the manufacture of munitions by buying up all the carboc acid of the country and manufacturing it harmless drug products.
 In nineteen fifteen chemical association was formed by Dr. Hugo Schwetzer for the purpose of controlling the acid supply of the country The work directed by Bernstorff, Doctor Heinrich Albert and other German agents.
 The Germans succeeded in handcapping the manu- featuring of supplies for the allied naons but when the United States got into the the German agents idly disposed of considered that the German industries have forfeited all rights any protection against seizure and disposal by the government the money derived from them being used to carry the war.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
LIBERTY LOAN REPORTS FROM
 COAST CITIES

SEATTLE, Oct. 18.-Van Smith of San Francisco sent the following re. port of the bank totals of the San Francisco district. the report covering the period up to the evening of the seventeenth:
 "The total amount banked in the district is two hundred and seventy. four million. two hundred and thirty nine thousand and four hundred dol lars. The number of subscribers now total one million, two hundred and twenty-eight thousand, five hundred and eighty-five.
 "The city of San Diego claims to have exceeded its quota but the banked totals do not yet show it.
 San Francisco has, according to the official figures, banked sixty eight million, two hundred and nine ty-five thousand. and nine hundred Northern California. outside of San Francisco, has subscribed eighty eight per cent of it's quota. Utah has nosed Idaho out of second place in the district standing LENOIR."
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
ARMY VESSEL CRIPPLED BUT
 BEATS DIVER

ATLANTIC PORT. Oct. 1S.-A homeward bound army transport Sat. urday had very severe fight with a big German diver. The diver was sighted ahead and to one side. The big transport immediately turned around and made big circle in an attempt to avoid the conflict The diver could not keep up with the transport for long but managed to keep within range for two hours. The wireless was shot away and the superstructure riddled. Eight men were wounded and two of them fatal ly.
 The transport was formerly the German liner Koln and was taken over in the Boston harbor and re- named Amphion. The fight took place at about eight hundred miles off the east coat. It is believed that the diver escaped, although it is known that it was hit several times by the gunners of the transport.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
CAMP LEWIS IS
 QUARANTINED

CAMP LEWIS, Oct. 18.-The can tonment has been placed under very strict quarantine which will go into effect tomorrow. Few, if any. cases of the Spanish influenza are existing in the camp and it is be- cause of this that the quarantine is being carried out. Officials are very desirous of keeping the disease out of the camp.
 At the present there are many cases which appear to be Spanish in- fluenza in the nearby towns and the soldiers have been barred from go- ing to the places for many days. Visitors will not be allowed to the camp after tomorrow.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21

be Mrs. Thomas H. Long, who has been appointed by the Alaska Com. mlttee.
 During her term of office Mrs. Tackstrom has done excellent work for the fund. Her organization was one of the best in the interior and through the methods employed many dollars were turned into the fund for the orphans. Her successor is a woman of energy and no doubt will also fill the office with credit to the Ruby district.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
MRS. I. H. LONG
 IS APPOINTED

A change has been made in the staff of representatives for the Fatherless Children of France in the outlying districts. Under date of September 20th, Mrs. o. B. Tack strom. who was the Ruby representa- tive for the fund, sent in her resig. nation owing to the fact that she was going Outside to place her chil. dren in school. Succeeding Mrs. Tackstrom to the onice at Ruby will
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
HOUSE PASSES
 BIG ARMY BILL

WASHINGTON, Oct 18-The house today unanimously passed the six billion dollar military deficiency bill. The bill has already been sent to the senate where favorable action is expected without any delay. The President is reported as being in favor of the bill as it stands so that there is no good reason why the bill should not be through before the end of another week.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
ALASKA TO GET
 BACK HER ALL AFTER THE WAR

SEATTLE, Oct. 18.-The Post In telligencer of Seattle in an Alaska Day editorial says that Alaska is distressed but not discouraged. There is a strong and we'll backed belief that after the war Alaska will get back her all and more.
 Alaska has a destiny that even the change of world affairs cannot halt even though they may retard it, be well rewarded
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
GERMAN REPLY IS EXPECTED TOMORROW; GREAT CONFERENCE
 HAS BEEN HELD BY LEADERS

AMSTERDAM, Oct 18.-Reports from authentic that the German reply to President Wilson's last message will be Saturday. So far very little authentic information has from Germany concerning the of the reply that the Germans make and it
 believed that the Germans uncertain of the pressure that the allied forces capable of exertng and just how urgent is for them carry the peace program which has been started.
 BIG CONFERENCE IN BERLIN.
 BASEL, Oct. 1S-The government conferences were held in Berlin all day yesterday Following the general ference the ministry held few hours session with the military chiefs Matters of great importance being discussed and, although is impossible to determine the nature, it known that they planning the last American Peace demonstrations strong and may have important bearing the German note which is coming.
 NEW STATE OF AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.
 BERNIE, Oct. 18-President Wilson's reply to the Ger has created of affairs in Germany In the diplomatic discussions relative to peace is understood that the Presidents note is open objection The dsap roval of the German leaders being plainly shown by their attitude
 General Won Hndenburg is present in Berlin and it
 believed that his presence foreshadows the drafting of the German reply to the Presidents last message.
 The Berlin newspapers state that they believe that the Presidents note trap and of the prominent papers has called it an evasive
 PEACE DEMONSTRATION IN GERMANY
 PARIS Oct 18-The Matin, leading paper, states that peace demonstrations continuing in Germany and the soldiers taking leading part Many of the soldiers lIOuSH streets pacist songs to the great disgust of the German leaders Hootng crowds broke up pan-German meeting at the Won Hndenburg statue and later the crowd attempted to burn the statue and the police had their hands than full to keep the crowd from carrying out their intention TUMUI,T IN HUNGARIAN DIET BASEL, Oct. 18.-Tumut prevailed in the meeting of 1.-the Hungarian diet which be held yesterday The meeting opened with the that Austria be- ing organized into federal states independent basis Strong demands made for peace. Count Karoy the president of the Hungarian independent party demanded that peace negotiations be started The former Hungarian premier Tka said that Karoy agent of the entente
 The meeting continuous uproar and was soon adjourned with nothing definite having been accomplished During the meeting the deputies called each other traitors liars and slaves It the stormiest meeting that has been held during the period of the and an indication of the state of the country.
 AUSTRIA IS FEDERALIZING.
 VIENNA, Oc 18.-The Austrian emperor has proclaim ed that steps for the reorganization of Austria are under way The is claimed to be on federazed tbasis.
 Trieste to be treated separately in conformity with the wishes of the population The plan does include union of the Austrian share of Poland with the of the Polish states and therefore be considered being in formity with the plans of the allied nations
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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21
INFLUENZA IN
 SOUTH AMERICA

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 1S.-Two hundred thousand cases of influenza are reported existing in this section of Argentine. The disease is not of the Spanish variety and no deaths have been reported. The form which prevails is very contagious and of ficials fear that it may grow into d more violent type.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1918-10-21

J. F. McCann is numbered among the city's guests.
 P. Godfrey, the launch operator, came to town last evening.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
Colorado.
Gn baarS Ssosfamp.

Gn baarS Ssbsfamp. COLORADO
bleo "tsr" ST. ~ Seat til Sirsboa.
og ifelge WebbelelIer fra 0enper
leo Den "paaoe" Siosaloer Ser en-
beilt fpaIfulo Sso. Siblig Wanoaa
Wforge11 itob Ser lange Ipffer al
Solf ~1toenfor @pens Grpreisfonto.
rer for at faa Jig ltbleperet Sc ssor-
ienoinger al paaoe Garer, iom /
ellepte Cine bar b~eitilte, og ser for.
tGles, at De Her Ioner, Ser tiblia paa
Sormiooagen baube ItiGet iig / &pf.
fen, life naaeoe ben til &~ontorets
2rge fer ST. 6 ON Iitenen. SEM.
ten Eolltibetiette bapbe i'm fterite
Msie meo at o~pretbolbe en- SIaas
Srben / sem lange &pffe, ser bar
fire Wano / 9reooe. Sumoreoer
bapoe paa Slaget 12 ON Natten fife
naaet ben til Slleen, inoenfor bpilfe
beres iaa bprt erbperpebe Toripnina
for De tsrre Gage bar lagret, men
fom MI life flinbe ubleperes. Geo
Iibnat blep aontoret li,ffet, og be
beostrette 9t9,to maatte eoa bicn1
uoen no9cn @ebcrfpegelle efter ole
De nbltsaeoe StrabnoIer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
Ten milbeitc Nppcmber

muroen pco Statsuniperiitetet /
@rano SORTS opIpier, at Nouember
Waanco bette 9lar bar Ben %oar1neltc
/ sc iioite - Nar. @iennem'nits-
Temperament bar 81 8raoer MOB
1913 forrlge Nor.
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Benninaton, ser pes Tiitriftsretten
@iSmarcf ianotcS ifploig / Wanoorut
/ ierite 8rao, bleo osint til lem Mars
Straiarbcioe. 0eunineton aifprebe
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ton ON Nitenen ocn 6te Sunni orGbte
Mrs. 6. g. Terra$ oeriteos.
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fluen5aen bar roiet polOlonlt | for
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oalen, o. / Sobn gopers 6amilie.
boenoe rrr Glgin. er Ter Born ialbnC
Tom Ore Tor Spaomnmen. Ere al
Wernene bsoe paa ell os ianlme Ta9.
oe andre ire / 9ebet al fire Gage.
Saoeren par i~remoeles / ell friti't
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gil nSrpobe nnpttiae Smnoc. ]
Nortb SafotaS 9anobrussbeilfole
peo Sarge cr ipcrfiat en- geoGgel'c
for at ubrpbbe aac Sunbe, Der life
aicr Nptte FOR iig. Iutoriteter ped
Sfolcn bar reguet no, at Oct. fclter
pmfrins $34 pr. Iar at isoe eli
Suno. 90 naar oenne life or I'll ncaer
Nptte er oct aliiaa b~ortfaiteoe Yenee,
en- belt onoeu % p0rre Sioc al go
gen er Oct. Of omitreiienoe Sniioe CT
Den pGicrtlieite Aarias til, at Der
Hortb Gafoia oripes iaa lioen SCARE
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20

langt unber bpao Der ~iorbruaes a
oenne Gore.
Glaim beiiribcr @ulact. Garior
bleo peo iioitc Salg faaret iom Rets.
i9oe for Grant Gounip, men @or.
gere / Glgin bar III iagct Sfriot til
peo Hetten at beitrioc bette @alo.
anfsrenoe mango f%orific1iee Slags
observation-disclosures iom @runo Tor
at Valget or ugDloigt. Ser paaitaaes
'aoleoeS, at mango, Der loa ipge / lit
Siem, iioen pibere afgap fin Stemnle
Der, at Der tilooes minbreaoriee Ser,
Toner at femme ianit at Scr bctaItes
Tor at transporter 89l9ere til
Talglteoet. 5 Sictb paaitoacS Der at
p1re orgipet % toilet flere Siemmc-
Icoler enc Der bar Hapne paa 9iIten,
og at cnbog Eerioner, ser / lprgcrc
Sio bapoe liggct / 8ranen, bar op-
fsrte iom aftipc &Glgere. SiSie og
mango ANDRE bsiit graberenoe @e.
lfploninger ifol MI iioIufte$ oeo Het
terne.
@~eiarbeiSe / Wort6 Safota. Ser
r%apportcres ira Stotens 9anoepeis-
oepartemei1t / @ismarcf, ot ser er
rillotert eller nnoer Irbeioe iult 161
Wtll Sanoepeie, bportil err poet Gegic-
~riltgsblorag, % at bisie 46t Dill me
Sanoepeie pil reprGientere ct ltolp9
al $699,095.06 &c. 9(rbeioet inobefatter
32 forificllige @eiitrGfninger o. ONT.
latter Gountperne Gois, Softer, @il-
llnmS, Nicblano, Sroiu, Coon,
Stlltsmor, @rano SORTS, Yierce,
Gapalier, Barnes, Starf, Sargent,
8riggs, Sa Woitre, @aro, @eltion,
&aniom, Steele og Gipioe. Gen
lGnglte enfelte @%eiitrGfnillg err Iiot
ODER 81 Wtil / Sargent Goiintp, lie.
oenoe / Noro og @eit ira Sorntar1,
bpilfet InlGg bill foite $54,3S4. OS.
Oct melte al De me slnl9g err finn
Soropeie, men 8rils bill mtpenoes
paa Ell 10 WilS StrGfnina / Softer
Goumtp, ligelebes paa Den iaafolote
Slacf Grail giennem gbbie Goultp,
pna Ell %ei lebenoei sitlig og peitlia
Hetning ira &aIlep Gitp obcr Ell 81
al gobc % Wil, liant paa en-
felte TeiItr9fnineer / @rano SORTS,
Waro % Ga Woure Gountper. Gno-
nioerc er Ser foretaget Spnloalinacr
FOR 252 0til me @eie / Settinger,
Sorts, @ottineaii, McSntoib,
Sogan, 8rant, Barnes,
&enoiQe, @oloen Saaep
% Wercer Gountper, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l(olGg al $396,045.35, brinaenoe
Sotoliummen for uofort clcr plan.
la9t Teiarbeioe op til aoifiQia ooer
Ell Miuion GiallorS. 0ette er berea-
net for ire Iar, % set uogier lallat
mere emo n~ogeniinoe fpr atpenot /
ri t~illparenoe Heriobe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
@isconTm.

&acinc bDloer TDrbr0sluuen. SID.
Ite Spnoag afbolotes / &acine ct
Wasiemeoe, %bporunoer peotoges He.
iolutioner inItruerellbe 2egislaturs
nleolemmer fra Hacine Gountp ON
at itette % femme for &atificering
al set rationale Establishments.
nlent.
1tnioeriitetsprGiiSc DGlges. Gcnlt
6. 81. 9irge err BEN 17oe bs. oalgt
til TreIioellt for Statens unluerii.
tet efter CHARLES 81. Snn SiIe, ion
osoe ben 1909 Nop. 0ean @irge
ifuI life piae tiene iom Tr9Iioent I
mere eno TO gar, bn ban oa / Ell III.
ser al 20 Sfar agter at tr9ffe Jig til
bage. Sam bar pirfet iom S9rer
pes llniperiitetet iioen 1875.
@au Siies eiterlabte Surmte.
Sfelec Seitamente i~nolcpcret til
Sfifteretten / Wabiion belober
Charles San SIZES eitcrlaOte Sor.
mle Tia til $4,000, bporaf fun
$4,000 / @rnnoeienOomme. Wfeo
llnotogelie al Inaa Segater Tor en-
@rooer % TO Seitre gaar Den belle
Tornluc til @nfe % 9atter. San
SHES Observation-Disclosures IfiGn.
fes llniperiitetets Hegenter til grug
/ set geoIosiife Gepartemert.
Gil Ifaffe Siifen 2nFt, De 6cr.
eneoe Staters 9nreali for Siiferi
bar beorbret, at Ser pna StrPfnin-
oen melem minneapolis og Su-
bllqite ifal bi1gges &ul paa Wislis-
iippiilooens IS, bpor Silfen fan
trnfes at omfomnle al Wangel paa
Suit. Sette er iIpr SilfGloet bpor
Ser er itiueitaaenoe opbt Sano t
Wipre pg Sioegrene al Slooen, bpor
man fer bar Iagt Werfe til, of Tan-
pet ON 9aaren forpeites al 900 6iif.
2ilithuQer ifal MT boloes aabre /
2pbet al &interen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
&ongresmanS Suhripu ti(baoe

Sra Rep Dorf meIotes Den 17be os.,
at G~ongresmano Gopal 6. Sofnion
az South Safota, Der iom Wtenia
boerbeoc Jig / Den annerifanife Mrme
iloen at iraiige fig fit SGoe / &on-
gresien, Den Gag anfom iii Seem gorf
meo Sransportoamperen "Wtoui"".
Otter ct Gurius / Camp Weuoe bleb
Songresmanb Sobnion iioite @aar
ilol9pirt til Gremierlsitnont / 33Ote
Snfonteri og bar meo bette Regiment
%iofjGmpct flere Slag oper / Sranfrig.
Gongreamanoen taltc nleget roietoe
ON DC amerifanife Soloater, men
rcgteoe at berere fine perionliee Or
faringer oerober.
Sfole miitcr IA IGmb i 9riaen.
vi De il1ge Wpnb, Der fra Citizens
Sanobrugsifole / 9roofings ilutteoe
lig til 2onoets Scr % 2laaoe, bar
II ofret lit Sip. Irel 8erglino al
Sroofings, &ple SIoan al Mleran-
oria, Sbeooore Steenslanb al 9eres.
for, @rling Quit al @eulab, @po.,
og &obert aiaep al Slenoreau bar
ale laoet lit 2ip / Sranfrige; SEQ
GbriItman al Irmour paa aries-
ifibet "Gilbuale"; Clarence airfebp
al Naples, Otto 90. Iolte al Butler
og Tobert Sti,le al @ebiter, ale i
Sratfrige; elmo Spatpn al Gbeiter,
peo Den mcrifnnife 8renie; 2eonarb
Sem al @roofings, Carl @errp al
Gclmont iamt Soiepb %. Glorioge
og Serter 9ailep,, begge asiiiterenoc
2prere, ale | 2eire berober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20
SDO 0afota.
Gr osb / ycrns. Sil Stl

Gr opb / Scrns. Sil Stlrgis er
fommet l(noerretning ON, at Mrs.
Wfubge Srltmbila, Silitrit til Maior
Sritmbul, tibIigere itatioiteret peb
Sort Weaoe, er af9aaet Deo Ssben
/ Seras. Wtrs. Srlmbnli bar Cater
al Goiparo 6nlpin, en- at oe mel
iremrogenoe @orgcre | StwgiS,
SelearaHit nnbcr Mnflaae. Saln1er
q. Nlaien, Ser iom Selegrniiit bar
nniat peo Milwulfee- @nnens Citation
/ Snin @roofs % Marpin, er al
SberifI 6inlep bleoen bragt tilbage
ira Wooie Sam, Canada, for at titles
UNDER Nnflage Tor llnoerilpb al
Observation-Disclosures &aSie oeo nPpnte
Stationer. Oct er TO a ire Slar lioell
9loien bar alliot ser.
Stor GicnbumsbanSeI / Siunr
Sails. Gre humoreoe Ncrcs 2ono,
liggetoe lige ino til @citsrpnIen al
Slour Sails, % oe pGloige Sten-
bpgnin9er al set 9unlc Siollr Salts
Stocfparo % Tacfing 60, opiprt
for benimo0 80 Slnr iioen al 81. i.
Nettigrelu, er retop iolgt til s. z.
GcQman, ErPlioclt al geaman
GroOuce 60, ior en- Gum al $780,
900. Sonbclen betro9tes iom eft
ferite Sfriot til en- IN og betpo-
ningsfulo Sn0uItri for Siour Sails.
Scirsfcit paa ~Srnle.Helcrpatio-
men. Sra Ticrrc bcrettes, at Sil-
oianerne pon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ogIaa bar ieiret Antcrifas Seier
oper SpIflanb, men poa Ell Maaoe,
Der antpoer Ell mere enc almill0elig
ircmlfreoen Civilization. Snltrent
40 ~fuIobIoo$ Siourinoianere, bpor.
al be iIeIte bar Senner cner SlGgt.
hinge pes Sronten, iomleoes til Ell
Wiobag Dos Sper eagle Star, %
citer at DC hapoe npot Soroets 8lr.
ser iang sc Itaoenoc She Star
Spangleo Banner.
Mbcroccn taacr Maifen paa. st
mt % meget poloiomt Infalo al
Snilucnjuepioeniien bar braet @romn
Goiuntps 5oriparsfommislion og
Ibcroeeus Slmobebsppien I'll at il1o.
iere itrense OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, % /
Spen cr iaalcocs @rlgcn al Wtaifer
MI p%aabuot. Sirfer o. Theatre for
bliper aabne, men Der paabpocS pisie
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, iom itrengt opcr-
boloeS. 5 SpiiebeuGrtninger maa
oft SGftetsi operb9locS meo fo9enoc
8ano eiter at pGre bruat. Intallet
al Sniluen5atiliploer / 9ropn
Golmtp noenom glberoeen aniloacs
ben t6oe %. Ill 1000.
Wp Sport uptascs / 9eaS. Sibell
Snfluen5aen bar luffet ane Theatre
iamt lot ole andre in~oenoers 5sor.
lpltel'er % Sclltober paa oct iortc
SrGt, bar Seabs @efclfning pptaaet
Ell belt m Sport - iolialb err Sen
iplinter mn oeritebs -, nemlia fsoo.
ture cp / Iieloene. Ser err opoaaet
nlalge llpe Stler, og III ale Sioer,
naar Teiret tiaaoer oct. fan I9nb
% apinber ices at iorctase Ianaere
Sielotire, ioet De insrer @iitcifr9p.
pen 90 er borte ira ben iorpeiteoe
gpluit belle Saeen. Wanse bar paa
oenne Maabe beiGitet i'm SelbrcS
moo Inialb al Den ipanite Stpaae.
Dom, o. | %irfeligbeoen bar Gpioe.
mien brast mango til for ierite Sang
at ie, bpor patre Haturomsipelier
J eeune Sp bar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-12-20

en6 II Al @ncua i,tac WtGllo / Sr
rcrts Npiationaticncitc oa Wtr. CSC
tcrS reQlcr Iom ioa. at oi2ic Wtpnf
life nil pGrc tilirc0s mcb DC oln1ill
bcIine @ciororinaami0lcr, uonr %
fommcr bicm ilicu. San aier 0cs.
nocn opmcrfiom poa. al SnfcI Gam
III bar Here miiuo Silitifibc, hporoi
mango fife Longer bill trGnqe3. o.
han tUnfcr lig, at en- bel Del al Dem
bill irlQcs. Get or mcoct i~onoinnliot
iiQcr ban. at Slppcrnc clcr iolfol0
cnbeI al Dem - nil fiebc ct al biaic
Silitifibc til lit cpct BRIG. Set pilbe
GA life bore ioa ~ueiient at bopc Can
%oin13pIa0@.
Gar meo Hniubops Siuiiiuncn. Or.
:. 4, Shofer al Wolcot or netop
fonlmcn tilbnAc ira Slngmnrfcu /
6ranfri9, hbor bon gioroc Sicncitc
/ 8nibom 0iuilioncns Spgcforp5, %
han ton iGrlig iortrllc ON oennc
0ipiilon9 Icltnqclic / Sloqct pco Yr
come. Ger bar prrct lfrcpct ioa
mcqct ON Slaget pco Gbatcau
Shlerrn oQ Rainbom @uttcruc9 itore
Sire lmocr 6cttc, men oct bar Iloet
at bctpoc moo bpao &c off iaicnncm
pco glrgonne, tiger Or. Sboicr. Nco
Chateau &bierrD off Epiterne9 Gin
lcr %iltuffcr cftcr 10 Simer9 Scamp.
buorelter Ameritnncrnc finn bop0c at
iorielge Den IIuatcn0c 6icn0c, me0cna
0ruu0en / Nrqonne blcu pun0en 500
ior Son m1ocr Ell ion ioriprocligt
&lorcgrL al oct ipntc5 belt unllli9t
Ter lepenOc &Gicncr at beitoo mloer
oct. Roinbolp Chiffon miiteoc Der
en- goo Sulpocl al line Wfpno /
Sabine % Suorcbe, % al 6en oprin
AliQc GiulIton cr MI fun 10 Vroccnt
/ Eicuciteu. Nj Den tnffe Sfog Nr.
qolmc cr M / &irfeIiNbCocn intct til
bngc 49, fun noQlc ienocriplittcoc
lrr'tommcr % cn6cl n%cbtrompct
&rotitog : bette &rot bar ser Ell
Mid9ic al tpifc WfnifmQconrcr
/ &irtiomhc0. at oct ipntc1 llaefrcm
lmullQt al rn00c Dem no. men 9(nc
firnpc0c liz rem Stnffc
Tor Stntfc, inotil GicuocnS trooper,
iom / octtc GiI'TIoc io0ioroc @lom
item AZ 0cn tuifG Yrmc, bar ue0ifl0tc
'ller 0rcunc pon 6hlQt. Or. Sbaicr
'urtpllcr, at ban mco - Otono bar
JaGct til Sen pocritc Iront lor at
Ct Stco, boor ocn icritc %rac
liplp tluoc noes. &c grop iiq ino
lag en- libcn 6orbciuing / Ecrrrnct
~ 'on0t itQ cnocl gnmIc Scruplaoer
ii Eng. Gn @rnnot trni fort otter
>ct tarucli1c Soipitol % iprcotc oct
or allc Ninbc, 0rpbtc Here Muno ga
aoreoc an6rc, men man off uiortr6
,ent lQicn tilucrf3 og fln0c fort citcr
,eapnoc al bcbanolc sc iooreoc Sol
latcr. San fom en- Nel9c al Qiitia
Soa, men mc0 @o2ntnifcr pau tort
Nrbci0ct. Tnu Ell cher an0en
bar Ser tiliItt fomnlet Ell
i0cn Hiit ! Or. Shafcr@ Mnltc, "a
1eoen9 han cnNong arbci0coe nle6 en-
iolot hon plItoielig beuioit
e& ON, Get Dor 6Cn 216c Sftober,
a famine Tod blcp Noinbom DiUi
ionen trlltfct no al aompeu. Or.
tiger, at QiinOeruc ira Oi9ic
l{nhhinlp9bnttcr, omQiunc al 0p0e
Her occn0c Soloater, loat tiliioc Tor
II i~orbiRooc2 al 0cmL ser bapOc
loQen lloliat Ill at lcpc, orbciocn0c
mber Ct BrcS, ser bruQtc bper Ncrue
il boieitc SpnnoilQ oQ lul0cr Ct
fean Al Sliqler ira Nio'tiuQcuprcr
huinen0c @ronatiplintrcr. nlc0cna
I lonot MrlpCoea @ul0er u0cluftcoe
nhper ol0en &no, - 0iaic Wirocr
I alt on0et END bcboQcliqe, iiQcr Or.
Shoier, men ban er boq qlno ior at
YET lorlm0tca ham at noe Ell Sfiprp.
pan ul!0c life Tor noQct / @eroen
'auc gipet IifoIo ocrpoo.