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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
MAN WHO DIDN'T
KNOW HE WAS DEAD

John Smith this name wasn't quite
so ordinary as that applied for loan
on a house he had owned for over
thirty years. When the time for clos
ing the title came. MIR. Smith went
down to the title company and found
that his title had not been approved
as yet. He was told TO see the reader.
The reader, you know, is the man who
goes over the examiners work, and
tells the examiner how much better
he, the reader. used to make up alb
stracts.
Smith saw the reader, and asked him
why the title wasn't ready. Are you
the John Smith who applied for this
loan and who got title in 1885 p asked
the reader. Yes" said Smith. We'll.
said the reader. "our abstract shows
that you died year ago, and your
eldest son has brought suit against his
four brothers to partition this proper
ty Look, here's the lis pendens.
Smith went up into the air right
away He said he had never been mar
ried, never had any children, never
even died. He was especially stubborn
on this last point, and wouldn't even
read the abstract of his own will,
which the reader tried to show him.
Withal he seemed so honest about it
that the reader, while protesting that
he couldn't take Smiths statement as
against the decree of the Surrogate's
Court, consented to Smiths producing
friends of his to confirm his statement
that he hadn't died.
1t turned out ultimately that Smith
was telling the truth. He hadn't died.
The heirs of another man of the same
or similar name or names didn't know
what property their John Smith had
left, and so they had started a suit to
partition everything that stood in the
name of John Smith not realizing that
there might be more than one man of
that name.
HARRY PERCY DAVID.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
NO STEPS TAKEN HERE
FOR WOMEN ALIENS

No steps have yet been taken by
u. S. Marshal Stockham, whose juris-
diction includes Anne Arundel Coun-
ty, where his deputy is Mr.. A. j.
Stinchcomb, looking to the registra-
ton here of woman enemy aliens.
Marshal Stockham has not yet re-
ceived instructions from Washington
TO register women aliens, as has been
ordered 10y the government authorities.
Neither has the Marshal been advis-
ed of the manner in which the regis
tration will be made.
President Wilson issued procla-
nation ordering the registration of
every German and Austrian woman
over IA years old who are in this coun-
try at this time or who may come into
the United States during the war. The
registration of the women probably
will be done along the same lines as
those which characterized the regis
tration of the men by the police sew
eral months ago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
PROPERTY TRANSFERS
ARE RECORDED TO-DAY

The following transfers of property
were recorded at the Office of the
Clerk of the Circuit Court today:
Charles E. Sanders, to Charles W.
Stevens and others, 429 acres in the
Third district Consideration, So, etc.
Arthur L. Evans, to John t. Evans,
a track of land in the First district
Consideration. IS. ETC.
James Blockston and others, to Err
nest B. Miller, 2 lots near Hawkins
Point in the Fifth district. Consider
alton SIS, etc.
John X. Sague, to George J. Wess-
ner, Jr., lots at Outing Park, 1.-TWO
deeds)- Consideration $40, etc.
The Curtis Bay Realty Co., to Mar
garet Roland, two lots at Roland Ter
race. Consideration So, etc
John William Thompson and wife
to Horton S. Smith. lot near Jones
Station. Consideration S., etc.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
CASES HEARD IN
CIRCUIT COURT.
Suit Of Elias Weldon Against
Former Sheriff Sullivan
Passed For The Time.

Trial of several civil cases occupied
the time of the Circuit Court this
morning. The first case on the call
was that of Elias Weldon against
John r. Sullivan, sheriff, and William
ID. X. Lee, deputy sheriff, which was
passed tmporarily pending the pres
ence in Annapolis of Judge William
H. Forsythe. This was a case in
which Judge Moss was disqualified
Weldon brought action against
Messrs. Sullivan and Lee to recover a
quantity of whiskey and other liquor
confiscated during a raid on his
saloon in the dry section of the Third
District.
The case of William Jarwosky
against Henry Haas for personal in
juries in an automobile accident was
tried before jury which brought in
a verdict in favor of the plaintiff and
assessed damages at $4,000.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
Mr.. MUDD'S PARROTS
NOT WELL TRAINED,

Representative Sydney f. Mudd's
parrots. which had been trained TO
greet calling constituents with what
job do you want?' have been exiled.
says a news dispatch from Washing
ton today. The two birds got Mr..
AIudd in trouble. Besides learning the
greeting for the job-seeking callers,
the parrots also picked up the knack
of GUESSING" Where they got this
habit is a mystery to Mr.. Mudd, but
nevertheless they learned to 'cuss as
keen as a razor" The other day a
white-haired woman, who is one of
Mr. Mudd's most beloved constitu-
euts, came into his Office and she was
hailed with most unseemly talk. The
woman was shocked. and Mr.. Mudd
decreed that the birds must go
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
Colored Pastors Assigned.

The one hundred and first annual
session. of the Baltimore African
Methodist Conference came to close
at Allen Church, Baltimore, with the
announcement of the appointments for
the ensuing year last night. The next
session will be held in Bethel Church,
Cumberland. Md.
The Rev. ]. A. Briscoe. pastor of
Mount Moriah A. NJ. E. Church this
city. is returned to this church. The
Rev. Briscoe has done excellent work
having cleared the church during his
pastorate of a lrage debt His return
is received with universal satisfac
ton
The Rev. T. d. Banks is the pastor
of Camp Parole Church.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
Tonight's Pure Food Supper.

A pure food supper will be given
tonight by the ladies of the Red Cross
in the lower rooms of the church on
State Circle.
Supper will be served exactly at six
o'clock, and again at seven o'clock.
Besides supper there will be sale of
all kinds of canned goods, homemade,
consisting of fruits and vegetables,
put up by women in the city and
county There will also be sale of
delicious home made cakes of all
kinds. Generous patronage is asked.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Private Winfield Russell, of the
115th Infantry, Camp Mcclellan, An
niston, Ala, who has been home on a
furlough, visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Russell, of Murray Hill,
has returned to his cantonment.
Mr. Lawrence Jones, of Indian
Head, spent the weekend with his
family on Conduit st.
Mr. c. Nelson Dugan, of the firm of
Pierre Dugan and Nephew, Baltimore,
has joined his family here at the old
colonial Ridout House.
Miss Ellen Dixon, of st. Mary s
county. who has been spending fort
night with her cousin, Mrs. Clarence
L. Clemson. left for her home yester-
day
Mr. and Mrs Isaac Machin and four
children, of Baltimore, spent the week
end with Mr.. Machins' sisters, Mrs.
Berth Glow and Mrs. Harry S. Ken
ellington, at their home, 345 West st
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
Capital Always Brings Results.

A few days ago the Capital asked,
through request of the District Visit
ing Nurse, for underwear, pajamas,
bedside slippers "a rubber ring and
other things, for a sick man who had
been sent from the County Home to
SabillasvilIe, Nd
The gifts have been received and
sent to the man for whom they were
desired. The last of the gifts, the
rubber ring was received at the Capt.
tai Office the last of the week and
was presented by Mrs. Wolfangle, of
Green street, together with other
NEEDED garments. The patient is
grateful for the gifts
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
Takes Up Residence Here.

Mrs. o. T. Howard and family have
taken up their residence in this city
at No. 80 Maryland Ave. in the old
Marchand House, corner of Prince
George street.
The house during the session of the
legislature has ben known as the
Harry House. the headquarters of
Mayor Harry Preston, of Baltimore,
and the politicians of that city who
were here in the interest of Annexa-
ton.
Mrs Howard who now resides there
is well known here. Her husband,
who was a member of the Annapolitan
Club, died suddenly in New York
some months ago.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
Get Your Dog License.

The dog census taken by the city
police, shows there are between four
and five hundred dogs in this city.
on May first the law requires every
dog to be licensed. The fee for Ii
cense for a male dog is $3.50, for a
female. $3.50. Unless dogs are licensed
the first of May they will be taken by
the dog catcher and carried to the dog
pound. To date not dog has been
licensed for the coming year
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
MAN ABOUT TOWN;
WHAT HE HEARS.

The Man About Town hears great
deal in days walk and conversation.
The other day he was walking on
Main street when in front of Jewell's
Pride Store" he heard one colored
"gemmen" exclaim to another: Hello
there. you John Henry Johnsing;
why yer not workin' terday?"
Huh" said the man accosted, Eyer
sees its jest this away, makes so
much money these days of high pay
in that Ise jest got to take day off
every week to spend some of it."
The Man About Town heard little
tot of two and a-half years after gaz-
ing up to the sky ask his Daddy this :
Say, Daddy, look the moons broken,
will bod fix that moon ?" The little
fellow could not understand what the
piece cut out of the moon" meant.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
Preached Two Good Sermons.

The Rev Barnett B. James. of the
editorial staff of the Baltimore
American, preached two good sermons
yesterday morning and evening at the
Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. James is an earnest and
forceful preacher, and held the close
attention of large congregations at
both services He is a graduate of
Western Maryland College Theologi-
cal Seminary.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
No Tryout Tonight.

There will be no tryout at st. Johns
College tonight for the intercollegiate
oratorical contest TO be held on Fri
day night at Washington College,
Chestertown. On account of the target
practice last week at Saunders Range,
the contestants have narrowed down
to two, Cadets Mencken and Sewers.
The faculty will make the decision
without a public tryout, and the one
chosen will represent st. Johns.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
Governor-Declines To Act.

Governor Harrington this morning
declined TO interfere in the case of
George A Weaver, who, at the Octo-
Der term of the Anne Arundel Circuit
Court, was found guilty of bootlegging
and fined heavily in two cases.
Weaver had appealed to the Governor
for pardon and remission of the fine,
but after having investigated his case
the State Board of Parole declined to
recommend favorable action
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1918-04-22
FAIR PRICE LIST
OF KINDS OF FOOD.
Latest Bulletin Issued April 20
By E. G .Baetjer. Food
ADMINISTRATIVE


The following Fair Price List" for
food of various kinds was issued Sat
urday. April 90, by the Maryland
Food Administrator, z. G. Baetjer:
Sugar, Best, fine granulated S12
Flour, * Dbl sacks, spring,
winter, or blended patent 153-1.5S
Winter straights 1-52-1.53
If sold by the pound SAT-
Cornmeal, Id.
Rye -four. Id. 71z-S
Barley -four, Id. TVS
Rice, broken. Id. ssh
Medium to fancy head, Ib. 10-1115
Rolled Oats, loose, Id.
In packages, best standard
brands, ID. 1912
Beans, pea or navy, hand
picked, Id. IL
Lima beans. Id. IL
Sardines, Oil and mustard,
keyless quarters, can rs
Oil and mustard. keys and
cartons, can 8
Salmon, Chum, can is
Pink. can 1920
Fancy red. can 1928
-Crisco, per lib. 1892
Baked Beans, seven-ounce
cans, No. l 9
Seventeen to 20-ounce cans 17-IS
Corn, Fancy shoepeg corn,
can 2O-22
Shoepeg. standard, can Is
Crushed, Maine style, can 1918
Tomatoes, No. l 10
No. 2 1915
No. 3 1920
Canned Milk, Unsweetened.
eyaporated. can (smalD
Unsweetened. evaporated,
can Qarge) 121a-1S1a
Sweetened, condensed, best
brands, can 1920
Corn Syrup, Blended corn
syrup. in cans 11s Id.
size 14-15
Blended corn syrup, in
cans, 21a lb. size 20
Potatoes, per pound 2
Cheese, Whole milk, per lib. 30-32
Butter, Fine, fresh, creamery
per lib. $3.50
Process, ID. 1914
Oleomargarine, best grade,
not c0lored, Id. 1874
Eggs, Strictly fresh, per doZ. Al
Beef, Rib roast, lib. 1882
Chuck roast, Id. $3.50
Sirloin steaks, lib. 36-39
Round steaks, lib. $3.50
Pork, roasts, Id. 1888
Pork chops, lb 37-40
Fresh shoulder Id. $3.50
Fresh ham, Id. 34-35
Smoked ham, lb. 1886
Bacon, rib. unsliced, Id. 1885
Boneless bacon, unsliced 40-41
Sliced, rib bacon, lib. Sc
Sliced, homeless bacon, Id. 43-45
Lard, best kettle rendered 80
Lard, compound Id. 27
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
Get itprfte tefntife Mnoer.
Gn Spsgefugl iortnGer / en- tpif

Gn Sppeeiugl fortnaer / en- tpii
9lpis:
Sodg bar ieg lammen mel min
Some beiegt ben itore lloitiaing al
Sltrrogatitoife for Ssi, &poer oip.
N9iten alt er al Eapir. Seq fit Il
iorifieuise Sloas Terftei meo Stafi
al Tapir. 2ige peo Snogamgen Itob
Ell @oriisrr, Ell Suriit, flrot / pono.
tGt Stof. San itoo nmoer en- tpi
0uid), Ser iflloe foreitiGe &een, oa
ale bans &lGoer bar al Yopir.
Eua en- Sofa iab Ell Serre, Jon
peiebe fine 100 ag. Soiaens blom.
Itreoc SrGf bar al 8apir, men no.
bolot oct pploige Srpf lloen of repr,e.
Meget in~teresiont bar en- Ienon.
ltration al, bporlebes Stammen al
ct Sllrutrp libt efter libt uopiflebe
Jig til ct teilignenoe Tapiritof. Get
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berifenbe Topirnpb, bar ct elegant
@altoilette meo laa fort Sfisrt %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
SD0 Cafcta.
@upniocfrt birmiuot NJ 1tne;r

@ooniocfct bjemiuet af ltpeir. Gn
u'poponlig beftig &egnitorm raIeoe
ttolig 6reoog giten / @~oouiocfet og
iogoe ilere &onningsbuie ! Muiner.
Sfolgc De ipariomme llnoerretninger
bar BOG ingen N}cnneifelio gaaet tobt
Stornlcn fom ira Spopeit pg gift til
ip~neIaoenoe / finn Ell imal Stride
qiennem Npcll, men Subet pco eoe-
ldgoe gien0omme iogoea at ppre
nte9et tort.
3iSen %p bcluiS ncobrrnot. 1Sro
Siollr Sails meloe5 Sen 17oe, at 80
@pglliltger Den Dag bar brenot / Sen
lille Np Sutton. @lanot oe neo-
brPnote S~pgninger er Gitp Sau, Ell
Sirfc % TO ltorrc @lltiffer, % Sabct
unilogeS til $250,000. Ser roieoc
Ell megct bcitig &inb, og ioa onltre1t
belle @pcn pil0e ppre n%cobrGnot, ON
life %ranOmonolfaber ira onlliggcloC
Sper bar fontnc tilbjGlp.
Mn%befaler "~hucoclps" Snni. Sci
ct Wtooe al De f~orifieaige GoluntpcrS
Observation-Disclosures og &. e. Ser.
ring, Staten5 Observation-Disclosures
iamt Z. i. GltaeL Der. &oopers per.
ionliac NeprNieltallt, aibolot / Iber.
been forrige llge, peotogeS enitemm-il
ell Nelollltipn huorpeo StatenS Se.
folfning annlo0e3 ON belt at ophert
ltleo @rl;g al Npeoemel eller andre
Troolftcr al Suede inotil lite Sllli
Neloliltionen peotoges efter at Wtr
Cullen hapoe iorflaret ben fritiif(
S~itilation, hpori Sailoet iii befinoel
Jig. @peoe par netop MI Ell pigtiaer(
&riaaiornooenbeo cno Immltnitiol
ng Soloater, crtlpreoe ban, % mango
Golultpcr % Stnter hapoc ~ropiororct
iorplIgtet Jig til at cphere nleb BRIT
gen al ale SIaes &ucbeproouftcr
inotil bette Mars Npling begpnote a
fonlnlc pua Q}orfeoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
Mputam0.
Tclpnnino al $4,000 ub(ppes

StiphuthN W pOfoOO uuipuSS. ~ll
er mi ialt uolopet Ell @elsnning al
$4,000 Tor Taagribelie al sc Terio-
ner, Der for nogen Sib iiben iatte
Slo poa Seiitolcbpgningen / Seipis-
topn. G~olntrfommisiiouen bar M
lig isiet $4,000 til Den far uoIopeoc
Sln.
Sfuabranbc nobrmot. Cen 16be
IS. inolpb Der Ill Misioiila ltnoerrct'
ming ON, at Sfoabranbe q ubbrnbi
paa life minbrc enc fer iorifielieG
Steoer paa Statens 9ano | 6lotbear
Gountp. Get bar / Snnegnen al Gcbr
2afe. huor CONNER or busget, al
Sloen bar n6brllot.
Nnt 2anS aabncs. Smfrine &C
iorifieaise Stpffcr 9ano, ialt 4,755
Mcres. beliggenbe inben ben tioliscrc
Slatbcao Standardization, ifal
aabneS Tor "entrp" mellem lite %
15oe Suni. @eifripelier % &ilfaar
fan erboloes sienneln De 6preneoe
StaterS Sanofoutorer | Wisipiila %
4aliipell.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
@amSaa aipes' W}unbfnrp al I'm.

&amoaI sibes '0lnnbfnrp al On
p%ernpren. 8uperner 2pnn s. Sra
3ier bar Den 17oe 81. uoiteot Ell Or
flrring. boorpeo 81. 2. Ganbaa for
bpocs at holoe polittfc 1aIer / Rortb
Iafota. &anoaa, ser er Srsaniia-
tor for Ronpartiian 2easue, blep
npli9 peo &etten / &eo @ing, Winn.,
'utloen lfploig / pisie iaopale gtrin'
ger, og @loernsr 6ra5ier erflprer,
at ban life bill bape Statens gooe
Ntopn og Smbpmme lat / noeet toil-
iortt Sps peo at tiQooe boerfen ham
eller ANDRE iaopale Solf at pirfe |
Nortb Sofota. Ser er ogiaa Spsrgs.
naal ON, bporpiot ogiaa SEQ SORT
life bill titles / fannie alasie al 0it.
bernerel.
Stolernc er Iunnlc. 6. 81. gb.
iporoS, Statens Seiifolcinipeftsr, bar
| i'm oarlige &apport iii Gonferenceu
az Seilfolebeitprere giort opmerfiom
poo, of Gnifet ON at ophppe Spif
iom Sag / Sfolerne iaaoan / Ilmin-
oellgbeo bar efterfonmet. Wtr. 60
lparos lrpllte. at ser bar goo 8runo
Tor at Ipiier / fremmcoe Sprog peb-
blcp eller enoog opnrultrebes I'll at
uofomnle, oa Der her / 2anoet bar
moiige Glore Solf. ser life fiunoe
lGic Gngelif, men 6ette, mente ban,
par lllgen @runo for, at Der giennem
Sfolerne 'tnlbe lGggeS an paa al
ne0ligeboloe iaaoannc SSorbolbe ireni
qiennem Sioerne. Wfr. GNparbs
taltc enobibere liot ont Spariombeo
% crflGrcoe, at Gcpnrtementet /
Wa'bington peorprcuoc Sfolcr bapoe
nnnlooet ON slfifoiiclie al ole lune.
oigc llogifter peo Niilutningsfelterne.
San anbefoleoe, at &unoingen tagcs
meo til Sfolen, og at Der tillnoes
Glepcrne at itriffe DC Stunoer al
Sfoletloer, Der life bar optaget nleo
Stlloier.
Winut.8mt i tiff Tamgcmifab.
Mrs. Sc. NJ. Marietb al Wtinot, Mo.
Der I'll Sector 6. Nolman, forleoen
melot lom iapnet peb Teitfrontcn /
Tranfrig, bar forleoen mootagct
@rep ira ban, bpori ban mclber, at
3plten bar filebet ham, og of ban MI
berlnoer Jig / en- tpit 6angeleir. San
bar blepcn iaaret I boire 9lrin, bill.
tet bar Nariag til, al ban blep taqer
tllfonge, men Irnlen pil blipe bra
iglen ON en- Ear Tiger, t~iIfoicr ban,
% ban beoer Wooeren life mere no.
gen 9engItelle for BAN. San bar
blepcl bel %bebanblct, fortpller ban.
Sans Ioresie bar 8cfnngene1loQer,
Woprelltb, Splflnlo. Wtrs. Marictb
bar cnopioere mootagct 9rep ira so
pc0foarteret for oct &eoe &ors /
Scbpei5, iorlifrcnoc ON, at
nlllllgt bill blibe giort for benbes
Spn, @n fuloitGnbig Glpolling bar
oIlcrcoc ienot banl, % besllben piloe
Der TO @ange ON llgen ienbcs ham
eli 10 Eltnos Haffc Wfao iamt Sobaf.
bar Mellig i &ompani u,
iioltleoen Sftober o~ireiite ira
til Camp Greene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21

| Ohio oa andre Stoter lignenoe Ior.
ien0inger al Tractors Tor at al
biGlpe Minnnelen poo MrbeioSiolf %
itinulere Sanobruget, og Ylonen bar
ioa lalgt pit iig megct beloig for
Sarmernc.
Gaina Ynnocpeicnc "tprlreaes".
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bar unoer lit iorrioe llge aiboIote
Weoc taget uof ct Sfriot iii at mo.
ifrprte Graiitcn meo Husoriffe, i0et
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iao crtIpreoeS "tsrlaate". Termeo
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set oprc iig III SonmnelGrte eQer e.,
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Observation-Disclosures at bringe oisie
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at oct nar lipafarligt at iGroe5 poo
oc Sanoepcie, Der ierte ira enfelte
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braatc mc0 iig tilbage Ell rigelig 6or.
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bar bolot fig Ncglerne belt eitcrrettc
liz. ShomnS Glnqgett pil bereiter
pprc ben eneite / blooming Erairic,
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6olfs Serit % Der iorub'igcS, at
bans Torrctnlna bllper onltreut iom
et SonofontorS peo Ncicrpatlons
dabningcr
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troeoc ierit, at oct bar paa @rlulo
al Nlocren, ban ~be9pnotc at DONNIE
poo Spnet", og forlfafieoe Jig bril-
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at ban isgtc De bcoite Optitere, 2p
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&utoc, ioet ban nlorig bnpoc taget
Den 6oriigtigbebsregel at BRUCE
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/ SamnncnlUtnlngelL oa WoafS
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8oaoire ioni bcficnot lioCr bc irpgtc-
liAitc longparigc &pnler. ytoof bar
nnpcnot 70 Ntctober. 6orit brltgte
han Den bnpoocrmiifc Nnol, bpornleo
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iproite0e9, nIcll icncre opionbt ban
% fonitrlereoc Ell Nioife, Ger iatte3
poa &l,nbell, buorpcO Tprct nlnnttc
inooanoe DC giitiqe G>niter % otter
logle foo Nanoebrag por erpeoeret
10 al Ner0cu. Get CT imber oiaie
lioite Gpcrotioner, at &nnoefonee.
rem bar inooonoet Sen giftige 8aS /
D0crit imaa Tortioncr, oog nof
til al ban III maaitc belt milter Sp-
net. 6orient bar han Iprt, at Der
o0ioo poa octtc Suroooe cr np0pen-
oigt al BRUCE @o2lnoifcr.
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Snaen Nficilinnsnntner

berefter til at meooeleS i Npiierne ON
DC '~tanoinopiife Sceanoampere. Hei-
ienoe Dor hereiter tilifripe be reipet-
tipe SampIfibsaeenturer meo @n.
mconing ON Splpsningcr aneaaenoe
Ifaangstioer. Senne me Sororo.
ming or PoabuSt al Negierinseu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-05-21
NQe Spor al &irteliD9c
uODripes fra SloOet.

% andre Slobiuaoomme. 90 Der er intel
{lllGloe, ION bet lite burtis r0tttr. S. 5. S.
oil srnnblg uol'iut oa uoerIps enbutr Sua.
eomslpirs, Der berier eIooet, % sipe oio mt
Yin % sraii. Get iGIssS al ale slpotbe.
ters, os ou burbs iau en- SLATE oe b,ounoe
bets Sua ioas. gip ~ iuIetGuoia @es
l%tripsI'e AZ BIZ S~il'Glee. 90 oa fan erboloe
tpnol9e sG9sraob irit peb al ~tili,rius Nltet.
cal Director. 80 Swiit Laboratory, atlanta,
geor9ia.