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KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Aprn 10 HOGS
Receipts ~ OOO, lOc 10 Zoo lower. bulk
heavy il12bUi1tO. llght
I i1aOul7Bh, plEH " 500 1850 CATTLE
Receipts $4,000 steady, prime sd steers
tib OOU dressed beef pthora tia.1bU
1850 southern steers ipoOgiiOO, cows
" OO1 il 90. calves N66GilOO sUEEP'
Receipts 1000. strong, lambs $40 600
9Otb, ysnrlings ilGOgui1b0. wethsrs
ilb roo 1870. ownH iliO0u 10 90. stocksrs
~ 50ulbbO
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. April rs Spot cotton In
inir demand, prices weak UOod mid.
dllng 2Ssgd; mlddllng %. .S6di low mid.
ding 22ld. good ordinary 2lstd, ordl (,
nary 2l13d. Bales 5000. including T. 800
American, Receipts i0, 900, Including
3 200 American. Futures closed enHy.
New contracts April l61d. May 2S.ssd
June 25i1d; July a2p2d. August ~. 7gd
Old contracts, fixed prices. April 22.2id.
April May 22lSd; May-June 22.05d. June
July 2i9id.
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~ HuUy Gordon. Secretary.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO, April 10 IlO1H Receipts
l1ioi lght liT3bulI3b, mixed iiti0G
N NJ, heavy ti7bOul1i0. rough ti6.abb
10 10, pigs 90 900 100. CATTLE he.
celpta 70 900. weak native steers 80 900
10 lOi slOCkeTs and foodnra it70di2
COWS and heliers i1qbu ll 90, calves 90 90
y 1900, hlIEEr Receipts ~ 900. sheep
$4,000 1885. lambs tid bd1l70O,
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Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH.

TOWT WORTH, Tsxas, Aprll 10
CATTLE ltrcolplS $500. strongi besves
ib0uuilio llOdA Rsosipin $500
maiket steady 10 Zoe down, heavy tl1 10
Viihn hilEEr Receipts 1000, IN.
changed lambs 80 00Gi600.
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CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. Aprll l5--Butter flrmj
creamery 3i6il 'hc. Eggs higher: re-
celots 25,O77 cuses: fIrsts S2h aSghc;
ordinary frsts 1lhm32hc; at mark,
cases Included 2id32Hc Potatoes
steady; receints GO cars Wisconsin,
Michigan and Minnesota; bulk 81 00d
lt5. do sacks 81 1917 90
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BAN ON EATING HENS
IS OFF ON FRIDAY

The state food administration has an
nounced that the restriction prohibiting
licensed dealers from turning in live
or freshly killed hens will end At mid
night Friday.
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LEGALS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will sn received by tho
Oklahoma state board Of agriculture, on
or before 10 o'clock ~ m. May 2, 1917,
In the office OF the board Capitol build.
ing, oklahoma City, for the material and
labor required In tho science hall and the
Rrmory gymnasium building 10 be erect
ed on tho campus OF Oklahoma Agrlcul.
turRl and Mechanical college. saltwater,
Okla, In accordance with the drawings
and specifications prepared by r. w. Red
llCh, architect, department OF nrChltec-
ture, Oklahoma A, and NJ. college. still-
water, Okla.
Copies Of the plans, specifications and
proposal blanks may be obtained from the
architect upon payment Of Il deposit Of
Fifteen dollars Nlb) for the general con
tract and Five dollars N5) for the plumb
ing and heating contract
The bidding will be grouped In sections,
as follows
Group No 1-General contract for the
science hall and armory. gymnasium build
ing
Group No 2-PlumbIns and heating
contract for the science hall and the mr.
mory- gymnasium building
The general contract will include the
following trades: Excavation, masonry
carpentry steel and iron work sheet
metal, etc, and electrical work
Proposals must be accompanied by n
ttfllItU Cnech IN lnf sum OF . percent
" bid, made payable TO the state board
~ agriculture, and must be enclosed IN
sealed envelopes endorsed Proposals for
the Science Hall and the Armory- Gymna-
slum Building and dlrectea to The
Oklahoma State Board Of Agriculture"
The right In rtNerved TO reject any Or
all bids II II Is deemed to the interest
OF the board TO do so
by direction OF the state board Of ngri-
culture,
Dated April 1. 1918
f. NJ. GAULT,
President State Board Of Agriculture.
Moved by Mr. Roach seconded by Mr
Whitehurst, that the notice TO contractors
be adopted as read. Roll called, motion
carried unanimously
OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF AGRl-
TURE
BY p. NJ GAULT, President
N il LTNGENFELTER. Secretary
NOTICE by PUBLICATION
To All Whom II May Concern.
Notice II hereby given that there will
be q special meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Great Southwestern Petroleum
Company at the office OF said company
Gl0-l1 on Exchange Bldg oklahoma
city, Okla, on the 22nd day Of April
1918, at the hour Of o'clock p m, OF
said day, the purpose Of said meeting
being to elect additional directors and TO
transact such other business as may
GREAT SOI'rIwEsTERN ~ETRO-
LEt'N COMPANY
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CATTLE TRADING
OPENS WITH RUSH
Steady Prices Rule in Both
Cattle and Hog Markets,
MONDAY hIcIlPTa

CATTLE- Trading In the local cattle
division today opened with rush, All
h'lnblo cattle " tho $50 head run Eolng
carp ~ ntilYo uud Hiaady prices ht the
close NJ last week nut few loads of
slsefH were available, tho best HOlnH Ht
VI 30. those consisting 0f medium 10 fnlf
shnrlfeds. butcher cattle. an usual, made
Wy The bulk " the packer buy, odd LOT .
oi heavy COWS bringing 90 10 1850 and
hellstH W. 10 tli Gamers and cIttefs
sold ltH ~ w. nnd bulls up 10 ~ so The
aiockrr and feeder market clossd active
aud STEADY
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Produce Provisions
KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY, April 10 BUTTER:
Creamery 39ilc, hrsts 39hc seconds
Bic, packing 30c EGGS Firsts 32c.
POULTRY RDostcrH 20c brolefs 2sc
POTATOES Firm. fl.l5Gl5O
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Dandy Little Home

Just west OF Classcn, on Thlrty-frst
street five rooms, modern, servants =
house and garage II sold by Tuesday
night R,555 after that the price Is s., 800
Call Maple S72
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HO0S-Htcady prices quickly moved
the light hog supply coming todny DUAL.
ny " tho run WIS fair average ssl.
though choice hcavleH were not 10 la
running 1880 10 tl1SO The storker
market WIS Hteady
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS. April rs. 80 PoULTRYi
Springs a0hc turkeys 50nc: ducks sohc,
geese 26c. BUTTER! Creamery t2Mo.
ECIUH. 9tr
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For Sale. 1118 West 18th

Eight rooms and sleeping porch. ga
rnge; one-half block Belle Isle car. one
half block good school Terms II desired.
Phone owner. Maple 76j.
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ct. LOUIS.

TT. LOUIS, April ib--CORNi Lower;
No. J ti6bc No. q white tlspki.9O. OATS;
Higher; No. thdssci No, white 70
Uspho
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. April ib.-coRNi No. .
yellow nominal OATS standard sot o
glyc. RYE. No, iiso. BARLEYi
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REAL ESTATE WANIEp

WILL nuY or q room modern bunn
low Northwest small payment down
balance like rent owner only No Dt
Ohlaf oman.
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KANSAS CRY.

CORN Weak; No . mixed tl,sg0Ls5j
No z white iL1bp No. . yellow ti,0
ui.Gs, OATS. Unchanged; No. . whits
.sS' .ssS' S0, SSlrip Z mixed aaS Nc ~ Bye ,.sS
agb
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A Sure Investment

A Sure Investment
have 80 acres In the proven oil fields
Of Kansas.
The quarter Joining on the south has
paid 40 percent dividends on 500, 900 the
past twelve months.
! will sell n hall interest and drlll test
well and guarantee a producer. The pur-
chaser to deposit the mohey In bank and
I'm case NJ a dry hole the purchaser draws
his money back without one dollar OF
cost
Price Sl2 900
This offer cannot last long n win pay
YOU to investigate at once
A. +. HARNESS,
kngkade Hotel
FOR SALF-pair lots. s-lO biock IN.
Schilllngs addition, 500 csh. c. H.
Harris. 2l4 E. Ave. n
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COTTON TUMBLES
ON SELLING WAVE
Market TObogganS $5 a Bale
in Few Minutes,
nav ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, April ib.--Coiton
closed steady at q decline Of lii TO iDa
ftplufa
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Stock Statesmen

We are offerig ground-floor opportu-
nifty to a few live-wlre statesmen who can
prudce. The compay owns 200 acres Of
rich mineral lad(in fee. no royalty OF
pay, one mill built, another to build
soon; percent quarterly dividend guar
anteed July l. Stock selling at par The
Ruby Jack Zinc Mining Company, Phone
Walnut 4l9, bll-l2 on Exchange Bldg
formerly Campbell Bldg
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BIG ZINC STRIKE IN ARKANSAS
Miami field duplicated: deep drilling
winner. typical sheet ground. same as
found In oklahoma, Kansas. Missouri has
been demonstrated; drill men from
Picher. Okla. pronounce ground excel
lent. I own i20-acre lease in this field
on which pay ore has been found ready
for immediate production: wish TO as
soclate with me In this enterprise men
Of sterling quality and ability, who would
be interested In the immediate organiza-
tlon Of a company to equip and place
this property on paying basis; 10000
would be necessary; will bear the closest
scrutiny; bank reference; full details fur
nished upon request: experienced Joplin
miner interested. Box 3l3. Rolf, okla,
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RARnAINS
Rainbow Lead and Zinc

A 1000 block OF this most desirable
stock at the low price OF $40 per share
Bob Phrman, SIS American National
Bank Bldg Walnut 5s25.
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President State Board Of Agriculture.
Moved by Mr. Roach, seconded by Mr
Whitehurst, that the notice TO contractors
be adopted as read Roll called motion
carried unanimously
OKLAHOMA STATE BOARD OF AGRl-
TtfRE
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK


i.huNABouT WILSON, 90 acres. a..
kW.Nt and Nw.kW NE OF sec II. tWp
Ekw.sE e. u n I rs E o0Gn' H. Eow,,,
county Biz Knlsr, 20 Aores'
Ihobsn hcLsmors, s.NE.NE and
sos,,y mS,sE-NE oi sec ~. II N. ~ H., Rogers
,,t-Wstson ketchum, 90 acres. NV Y q,
NrN and VIZ Of Aw Of NEA, sec ., twp
70 ~ range H. Washington county, II
miles from Nowats
b-woli Petit, 90 acrss. sE Of NV Y
ana NMf Of swk sec. Is. twp. rs n.
ange 10 y, Nowala county. . miles No
s-Jsnnls Nussn,. ~ acres 81 Of ~ Y
sec ~, twp ~ n range rs ~, Washing.
loh county, miles Ramona. LhbAtt A
Co Fort Worth, TsSss
FOR SALE
100 shares American Industrial oil. T6c
snare 20 shares FEDERAL Lead and Zinc
100 share; 100 shares Miami Milling and
Development Co, 500 share. 100 shares
nIi,soSis'ed Ii,. S6, Pharmacists, purchase price
boOi WIN sell for t7b 00t 6 shares Kan.
Ieio OIL and Gas 80 90 per share n
", care oklhhoman.
ron HALE-rwo ?66.shars certificates
American Industrial at Soc per share
w. u Houcher Snyder. Okla.
on. WELL MATERIAL FOR SALE
Following high-clhss materials second.
hhhd, but Al condition.
qns complete heavy drilling RIG.
syg0 feet i-inch, i2h pound
1000 feet t-inch. l2h pound
1900 feet G.inch. 10 pound Reading drln
slVO feet 6'lnch, 1916 pound Heading
easing
ons Soo-bar cypr.s. tank
CITY
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.PRUNlAh FRANCHISE
HAS SIX VOTING CLASSES

Azzssarssars. Apzlf 1e.-(Ccrres-
rcz3snce g re Associated PresS.l-
A szx-ezRSS voting franchise ts pro-
rezs3 FeE Germany n the rev Prus-
sz&z Eranchfsa Bin As ansnde3 b.
to TZE&sE PARTY
E4aaEr voter e u hare cue vote.
ana any voEaw Ray have additional
Votes uaSsr nve special Qualifications,
mEa. c2-hfna3 with the number &C
e1z&Ewn- p-cpaEky. 6ncowR. establish
80 PCSEEtCz - an employer and edG-
cEE1c1-
UrzsE khs nrsE Qualification. every
vEter VITO - ever 50 years old and
ha5 had nsE less than three legitimate
Children. sets enc additional vote.
ne SscC13 Qualification gives an ad~
G1stcz0E vute 70 every eleckor who
Pays property tax. Thirdlr, an addi-
EfeEaI vcsa - Efven TO every voter
whose income tax exceeds the ave-
r1Ea EmonnE Ct income tax paid by
tEa RESIDENTS IN the sane parish. Or
VITO. &fkeFn2ttweay. has an income eU-
cs&11ng $3.50 q year. Fuurehlys an
a55iEloaaI vcte Eoez 70 al employers
C labor and all independent farmers
O. peasant farmers. Finally. an G6dt-
ttcHaI vote u gwen 60 al electors who
have reached ona C the upper classes
C = secondary RchooL
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DIFFICULT FOR SPIES TO
ENTER AMERICAN RANKS
TBy Associated l-rsxs.l

With the American Array u
France. April 1s.-Spies Who may en-
deavor 70 set into the ranks Of the
American expedirionary forces are
likely 70 ind such a mAaeuTeT sI-
tremely diftcult ana dangerous -
complete are arrangements . pre-
vent such things happening o.
course Ii ia not advisable 70 disclose
Just what the arrangements are nut
every rusa tried by enemy aEenEs
DARING this war in various armies
aAd some that have not been tried
have been provided fer
1t came to light recently that or
ders had been issued in certain quar-
tiers to the general effect that ON
GERS receiving drafts into combat d.
visions from replacement divisions
were TO make sure thai each menu
Der Of the draft actually was TIE man
he was supposed 70 be and that no
other man was Included On tho group.
Just what caused this order is not
disclosed. but IL contains an infer
ence that Is obvious
The order issued Just a few days
before one Of our telephone wires had
been found tapped in = trench. the
tap wire running out across No
Mans Land. There Vas Eoma talk
az that time among the men In the
line Of hunting for q spys but there
has been no further development II
is not impossible, however. that q
German patrol taking advantage %
the opportune moment hooked thetr
tap wire On the line IN our trench and
then retired quickly.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-20
MOTHERS, Do THIS
When the Children Cough,
Rub Musterole on Threats
and Chests

No telling how soon the symptoms
may develop into Group, or worse. And
then's when you're glad You have q
lar Of MuSterole at hand % give
prompt sure relief. 10 does not blister.
As first aid and q certain remedy,
MusterOle Is excellent. Thousands of
mothers knCW 1t. You should keep
Jar in the house, ready for instant use.
IL Is the remedy for adults. too. Re
tieveS sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitiss
Group stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia
headache, congestion, pleurisy, rheu.
matisn, lumbago. pains and aches Of
back or joints, sprains. sore muscles
chilblains, frosted feet and colds Of the
chest (it often prevents pneumonia).
soc and 60c jars; hospital size $50.
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traetaa cor 1000 RoIia-Rovee motors
in EnEsanG may be questioned. NLy
lnE9wwsaklcn - that the RQlls-Enyce
plant thara has a capacity Of only
about HEtv ef these motors a week.
and they accomplish this omty through
American plants furnishing them with
many eE the finished parts.
Mary oE ths leading production au-
thoElEiea &C the nation are In accord
In pointing CO the vital error largely
responsible for the failure to meet "a
anv reasonahle degree the saRguine
predictions mada when our aviation
program was announced One 0f
thaua thus explains the problem.
1t Is ere thing Go perfect the de-
sizn oE a machine. It Is entirely a
different task 20 build that machine
in quantity and DO this with speed
ard economy. To Perfect the design
requires the peculiar genius OF the
engineer or thu inventor to build
this machine in quantity requires the
radically different genius Of the pro-
dUettcn expert. have never known
these twO traits 70 be combined in
enc man. Henry Ford IL not a great
engineer or inventor. but he Is one
OF the worlds greatest mAnufactur-
ers. The American aviation program
sasAe A@1AA AA1tAAGeA WIKI NA&AaAGE QG~
eausa we made the mistake OF com
IfttinE co engineers and designing
experts the task Of attempting to put
into metal their possibly excellent
mental creations. Had this task been
assigned 70 a single engineer with a
single and simple design in his mind.
his chance Of success IN the field OF
mechanical production would have
been 50 slight that only a human
prodigy could have attained it. With
q beard OF engineers IN charge Of
production success vas an absolute
imposslhdtty, IL we propose to pro-
duce aviation motors we must assign
shs task 70 a nan skilled IN mechani-
caI production and let him select his
aids. IL he requires them There is
10 other way.
The truth o. this has been demon
strated 50 absolutely in the past year
hat its lesson can no longer be ig-
1ored- EnEtneeFs and experts were
assigned TO the divided command OF
! production task which they had to
earn as they went along.
The criticism made was that the
American aviation program was not
planned and conducted
10 accord with the exiKencies OF mod
IN warfare. and that. therefore. too
much was expected OF the Liberty
motor even had il lived up TO most OF
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Tae 4Easr1aaz RaE creSz ra-z -
Szagsv al ssssa w1-sS rg--s. - 49,
Ss et1e-S We've AZeznSzz rEssesa-s
are ss31 VIA - EsEG1akhea f1s&
rNzcNaE
In Eee e-szazzy crz-sz - aszaE-z e.
Era2la - zecsssETg Ee~ "a kzreaw AZ
ssEUs 60 - EsvaSez rsE2rzE-E - AZ
EaRsa q Amman E~asc~s-S u q Ger
zzaE1 camp eeSs-N SE-SEsE Feez r1r-
ce1S- Tea 1NEs e. EEeER wNaAs szzESR
he4oga ia prisoners cEE4z kawa Eka
AslE1E - tie FaEE2zS A. t. ea-n
ES TGcAel AooszG1-E g ADVISES -
es2ve1 ~ cAk1s fra EsEne- Sergeant
5a2yearSna aH1 EerEe-nl Tp<cz
American EElsc1e-Ss lave k&s2 Ea1a-
gated eaSsnszzns C to n-szEezer
been Assigned - tAs@ n wAhcA 70
KEEP TIE sAs EGTcsas taat lave hssz
ltalfznH Liz Service
Gansn soldiers are writing - der
families ard EFseE4E exrrexS1EE EhsEr
delEAt With kha articles uzs2at .
soldiers distributed - GAEz ~ HAe
American BED C~ozS II to Case Gel
Scl6ase~ Ese2Eae~sa Escre1EfcE keZSeS1
which ths BED Cross - hs1rtng e e.
tahztSA AlozE EAa Italian froEL a.
cordiHE - 3 tR2sET@a rseetve1 frcE2
Ire Bed GwcES coIEztss2eH a. RcEs-
typical C SucA letters - that r.
ce5vea ~ TIRE head waiter Ct sa~oa C
tha leading hotels e Rene Araaa his
son. WHO Is q ueEpcF@A n An tEeAa-
Try regiment Bt Eke frczE- TIE letter
Is written On Ire teGeeEAH11 GtSEFE1It-
81 ~ Ire American Rad crcSs~ which
uarzaes at TIE ted C khe r2ges - Et1l~
tnE. these wersSs 70 KAn fsRlsRn
Soldier from TIE American Red GFcS2
a. q EC1zen CO ErcshNrAncS.@
& Dearest Father e wrc<ss Yea
Wil he aS3c2iKhea 60 receive . hatEsr
from me On American paper III - = Z
gin froEn cur American eroEAsrE-
He describes II 6etnn TIE rarEaEe he 4
received. containing q SEa1l Ha1TTc-s 4
comb. thread needles ETC. ana Vas 4
esnecanE1y PLEASED with the soAn Re \
found n the r1chAEes with TIE Amer i
lean EaE stamped On every 1rteles 4
ana TIE message Accompanying them 1
which he characterized AS truly i
TIE shirt Of friendship fer Aaeri-
ans shown BY the Italian soldiers
md the italian people u sTeTywhsEH
evident
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ma-a gaAn xknu1 sslEes. zzaae nsrs-
kuEeAsez w&N& w9&ra &c SacEN. IL
aaa E.asalas ana 1AaH as e
shRrs-s,
TIE hnxvtN1 Suvvav sEEWars sEp-
rz1NE Lees hozEaaa1S wa An eEssss
waalEhSnp EnnTa ENMH MhbHHE NEzs
ne Baa reass EEHNEaS n NzHesee
60 Nrs1 1cs - ErEncE ANrs. aka1 IS
haEs 70 - wSAa eaw w-HunGea mEse
when aEapoEEih2 - set 1AEn EEt e
TIE trenches we've hey nay hzEs se
rEEuaan several MegzTS W1thEsE1 EsRazgEs
attention TIE hzrs Ucwm1n NUeN
ard such mF9acans IS SCISSORS. eanE4zaE
torch. candles. matches zuzec1 NV
der. feeding sunens. ~I1cEzEE@ r1ak~
BrS and GsreE2y hs-noasEznzc EzEEeS- One
has Is GfstTakCtea ~ every EWEzsz.
tsuuzazl Esr c#su-Ns
TIE uonHh8y rs-azz a1ss Saws n
rev hospital for AzrHsacEE any zns
navy oglcers- epsnea ~ xNs re- CE.ss
On The ErEnch cuES1- ana MUoz1Er
hospital Win so seass egs2ez so~
enlisted men.
The burpau e farms l. nv spazs-
Ing ten farms wary1aE Hruza ssrHe -
q hundred Neres IN szEe. Eusl a.
these have been ssa3as and ~ the
latter parA q Nav, hcNrEenaE wzas5ga
these farms attach, WI ha Es1zrc
vegetables from then
TIE Red CruSs nsw NHz seventeen
movie machines "a operation 1s NEEE
hospitals. viii an average ngsEn8N1ca
Tor each performances - 500 EEz
Feaa fer HrisensTs.
Cantured American soldiers EzrsT-
hUE N German wTzNCG EEZnZ va
md American Red Crosz e1erESnev
food parcels awaiting GhEz e A.
ranEemenQE niEHady In cTsEafEna are
fully carried cut. Ar ire pEsNoz cREn
at TucheL. IN west Prussia s. Eaz1HS
northwest q the Austrian hozzsr,
permission has heeE obtained 70 xzaTe
emergency supplies and SO taa-pounz
food parcels have been SHIPPED EANre
from tire Red Cross headquarters Fa-
relief q prisoners al EerUa SWzEEer-
land. for Distribution - newly arrived
prisoners. There are ahout 5 Amer
leans In the Tuchel camp AT rgsseu1-
Il - hoped that arrangements cza
Be made in the near future. WHEREBY
all or nearly al q Ehs German prasoa
camps win be stocked with similar
emergency supplies. n anticipation
of the wants q those who are wnf1r~
tunate enough - fail into Ire hBnES
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