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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-01-09
1863 IN PERSHING
LIST OF DEAD
More Than Half the Total
of Days Army Casual
ties
SO KILLED IN ACTION
Thirty Die Of Wounds, 80 Of
Disease, 10 Of Accidents,
90 Missing
SO KILLED IN ACTION

Washington. Jan. s.-More than one
half of the army casualties reported to-
day by General Pershing, 33S in all, are
IN Shs death list, which numbers 16s.
OF these SO are recorded as killed in
action, 80 died Of wounds. 80 of dis
ease and 10 of accident and other causes.
The missing number 90 and the wounded
12e.
Summarized. the casualties to date
are.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
DELAY DUE TO CHARGES
COMPLAINTS From France Halt De.
mobilization of Artillery Unit,
War Department States.

Delay in the rehabilitation at Camp
Eustis, Va, of some units of the 64th
Coast Artillery Regiment, recently re-
turned from France, has been due, it
was learned today at the War Depart
ment, to investigation of complaints
made by the owners of buildings in
which these companies were quartered
while in France.
Following the departure of the regi-
ment for the United States it was re-
ported that serious cases of malicious
mischief had been discovered at these
quarters and also that valuable oil
paintings were missing. Gen. PERISH
ing asked that the companies involved
be held in service until an investiga-
ton could be made.
Subsequently the rehabilitation of
the entire regiment was ordered, but
it is understood that responsible Off
GERS are to be held in the service until
the entire matter is cleared up.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST CO..
Washington. d. c.,
March Is, 1919.


American Security and Trust Company:
Notice is hereby given. pursuant to law and
TO the bylaws Of the American Security and
Trust Company. that a special meeting Of the
stockholders of the company will be held at the
ONCE Of the company, at the corner Of 18th
street and Pennsylvania avenue. city of Wash
ihston. District Of Columbia. on the 14th day
.: April 1919. at II O'Clock noon. The object
- business of said special meeting 10 to sub
nit to the stockholders Of the company for
their sanction and approval q proposal to in
cfease the capital stock Of the company for
the purposes for which the company was incor
porated from three million dollars ia. 600 0O0)
TO three million four hundred thousand dollars
'S. S.40o.0O0), said increase to consist of four
each; and. further. to submit to the stock
holders for their approval and ratification
agreement. dated the 18th day Of March, 1919.
executed BY the officers Of the company. pur
board Of directors. but subject to the ap-
proval Of the stockholders, covering the dis
position Of such increase in the capital stock.
which Agreement may be seen at the ofhce Of
the company: and further to consider and
ADOPT such other and further resolutions
nay be desirable expedient in effecting
the objects and purposes Of said agreement:
and further to consider a proposal to increase
twenty-five to thirty, and II such increase IL
authorized. to elect such directors.
The transfer books Of the company will be
closed on the 22nd day Of March. 1919. at noon
and viii be reopened on the 18th day Of April,
1913.
Charles J. Bell. Albert NJ. Read
DaEiel Fraser. Chas. A. Spalding,
Clarence y. Norment, Eugene Z. Allies,
James n Green, William W. Everett,
Gilbert 81. Grosvenor, Clarence r. Wilson,
W q. Cofby. John r. wilkins.
Corcofan TEOm, George W. Brown
Nyron ". Parker. VIM. J. Flather. jr.,
II. 8. Reeside, WIN. NJ. Coates.
Dffectors OF the American Security and Trust
Evening star., 1919-03-24
Just Folks
By EDGAR A. GUEST
THE OUT-OF-DOORS MAN.

There's something to this life. I say,
when all the skies are blue,
And trees are turning green once
more, and all the grass is new.
There's more than gold and more
than fame to gather through the
years;
It's good to be on hand to greet the
robin that appears:
It's good to feel the earth grow warm
beneath the kindly sun.
To wander out of doors once more
and know wanderers fun.
When nature wakes her children gay,
and dresses them anew
In all their frocks and calico in
every style and hue,
And turns them loose, it seems to
me they miss lot who hold
That life is just a round of strife for
earthly fame and gold;
For flowers and birds and shady
woods and every breeze that
blows
Hold just as sweet entertainments as
the ones that wealth bestows.
He has not spent his life in vain who
loves the patch of blue
Above his head when days are fair,
and walks the meadows through.
And he who whistles to his dog and
tramps with him the fields
Has found a source of happiness that
money seldom yields.
And who shall say he is not rich,
though little gold he spends,
Who has the trees for comrades true
and singing birds for friends?
There's something to this life, I say,
far more than wealth or fame:
There is a splendid happiness which
every man may claim.
And when the green is on the trees
and all the brooks are clear,
There comes a balm for every ache,
a smile for every tear.
For he who steals the hours from
toll to claim the joys of spring
Thanks God that he has lived once
more to hear the robins sing.
Copyright. 1919 by Edgar A. Guest)
Evening star., 1919-03-24
HONEYMOON OF COUPLE
INTERRUPTED BY POLICE

A trip to Baltimore in an automo-
bile, two marriage ceremonies and a
brief period in a police station all
went to make up the exciting elope-
ment of Josephine Caparrotta, four
teen, and Michael Spinelli, twenty
seven, Italians of this city.
The honeymoon of the elopers,
which was interrupted by the BaIti-
more police Saturday, was resumed
today, following q second marriage
ceremony in the presence of the girls
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dominick Capar-
rotta. in Catholic church in the
Maryland city last night.
According to Mrs. Caparrotta
Spinelli had only been a visitor at
her home about a month. The mother
says Spinelli asked Mr.. Caparrotta
for the hand of Josephine. but the
father told him the girl was too
young to marry.
The girl went to school. as usual
Thursday morning, the mother said.
but did not return that evening. The
next her parents heard she had been
married by d Protestant clergyman
in Baltimore.
The Caparrotta home is at 533 5th
street northeast
Evening star., 1919-03-24
SAYS SOLDIERS SHOULD
PRESENT OWN CLAIMS
War Department Asserts Pay Ac-
counts Are Delayed by Employ
ment of Attorneys.

Adjustment of soldiers claims for
pay is delayed by the employment of
attorneys or agents, according to a
War Department bulletin.
The claim of the soldier is all that
is required" said the statement, "and
such claims should be submitted di
rectly by the discharged officer or
soldier to the War Department di-
rector of finance. who will give them
as prompt and careful consideration
as possible. Any fee paid by the
soldier to an attorney or claim agent
is needless expense"
Evening star., 1919-03-24
0'LEARY JURORS DISAGREE.
Discharged by Court in Trial of
Espionage Case at New York.

NEW YORK, March 24-After de-
liberating fifty-four hours and fail
ing to reach a verdict. the jury which
heard the case of jeremiah A.
OLeary. charged with violation of
the espionage law, was discharged by
Federal Judge. Rand at 5:55 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
OF the eight counts in the indict-
ment, three had been eliminated by
the court. The jury reported that 1t
had acquitted O'Leary. former edi-
tor of the anti-British magazine Bull
of four of the remaining counts. but
Evening star., 1919-03-24

had been unable to agree on the last.
Adolph Stern. business manager of
the magazine and the third code
fendant, was acquitted on all counts.
The count on which the jurors dis
agreed was an overt act alleged to
have been committed in the October,
1917. issue of the magazine. AL
though the jurymen refused to DIS
cuss their vote on the seventh count,
it was reported about the courtroom
that the vote had been seven to five
in favor of acquittal on this count
also.
Evening star., 1919-03-24

ficer. and all claim for insurance,
unpaid family allowance and COM
pensation for death or disability. un-
der the war risk insurance act. should
be made direct to the war risk in
surance. Treasury Department. and
not to the War Department. 1t was
reiterated that it also was unneces-
sary to employ attorneys or other
claim agents in order to have these
claims adjusted.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
MR.. PEEK PREDICTS
LOWER FOOD PRICES
Only a Free Market, Impos-
sibIe Now, Could Bring
$3.50 Wheat.

Lower food prices in the relatively
near future were predicted by Chair
man George n. Peek of the industrial
board of the Department of Commerce
today.
Mr.. Peek said this view is support
ed by men directing the affairs of the
National Food Administration. a mis-
understanding regarding what Chair
man Hoover said in reference to pos
sible $3.50 wheat, Mr.. Peek said. had
caused many to believe that food
prices would soar to great heights.
ut is clear" commented Mr.. Peek.
that, as Mr.. Hoover said, theer can
be no free market at present This. in
the first place, is because of the un-
settled conditions in business, es-
pecially in finance"
Mr.. Hoover's Statement Qualified.
Mr.. Peek declared that Mr.. Hoover's
statement in reference to $3.50 wheat
was qualified by the explanation that
it may go to that price if there is
free market and uncontrolled prices.
Commenting further on the subject, Mr..
Peek said:
The phrasing of the grain appro-
priation bill clearly indicated that
billion dollar appropriation was made
by Congress not cnly to make good
the guarantee of 1926 "A bushel to the
farmers but to enable the govern
ment to sell wheat at the guaranteed
price, or at such other prices and on
such terms and conditions as may be
necessary to carry out the purposes
of the act.
Wheat is basis commodity. What
is reasonable must be determined by
conditions In July the new wheat
rop, estimated at more than a billion
and a quarter bushels, will begin to
come on the market"
WHO will administer the food bu-
reau when Mr.. Hoover retireS?" Mr..
Peek was asked.
1T will be under the direction of the
President then. just as it is under his
direction now," was the reply.
Evening star., 1919-03-24

The mummy of an Egyptian prin-
cess, which had been intombed for
1000 years before the Christian era.
was recently found incased in a
laced article very similar to the pair
of corsets worn by the woman of
tOday
Evening star., 1919-03-24
Where Claims for Bonus Should Go

Claims of the $50 additional bonus
authorized in the war revenue act.
the department said. should be sent
to the zone finance officer in this city,
and the application should be accom-
panied by a certified copy of the dis
charge certificate to be made by the
nearest recruiting officer. a statement
of all military service since the dec
laration of war against Germany
and the address to which the check
should be sent.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
Reed Men to See New York Parade.

A detachment OF about thirty of
the wounded soldiers under treat
ment at the Walter Reed Army Cen
eral Hospital. members of the 27th
National Guard Division. made up of
New York men. will be guests of the
Red Cross on Il trip to New York
city to witness the big military
parade to be held there tomorrow
The boys Will leave some time today
in special car. Their comfort.
pleasure and subsistence will be
looked after by Lieut.. J. f. Murphy
of the Red Cross organization.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
PALMISTRY.

MADAM ZELLA. SCIENTIFIC EGYPTIAN
palmist and clairvoyant. tells you what you
| are best adapted for and what to do to better
your present condition.; tells past, present and
future Price 81 622 9Th st. NV. 25s
Evening star., 1919-03-24

INTELLIGENT SAVING LOOKS TO FUTURE
wise spending and is. therefore. postponed en-
3oyment The Home Building Association helps
Jou to save intelligently and pays Jqe. Accounts
opened at 1907 Pennsylvania syenue NV. r.
p. ClauEhton. Pres. VIM. T. Gziliher and J.
Paul Smith. Vice Pres. J. n. woodward 723
Evening star., 1919-03-24

4 shoal of .herrings is often five
or six miles IN length and two or
three in breadth.
Evening star., 1919-03-24
SCIENTIFIC AsTRoLoGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALLEN. DIRECTOR,
Astrological Research Society. private read
ings BY appointment only. 81; typewrtttes
forecasts, by mail. s. up. Expert vocational
adviser. lis s.w. Phone FrankliP 6S22
Evening star., 1919-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENT.

After an illness Of more than seven weeks I
nm now back at my desk ready for business
We can sell or rent any property you may
have. We make prompt returns. We meet you
- the level and part with you on the square
LUTHER L. DERRICK,
With N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC.
121 18th It nv
Evening star., 1919-03-24
MADAM EDWARDS

Genuine Egyptian scientific palmist. reads your
entire life-past, present and future satis-
faction guaranteed; readings, 81. 613 9TH
n W. ~
Evening star., 1919-03-24

REIMONT---
Scientific palmist and clairvoyant. can be con-
suited on all affairs of life. Readings. 81. 1915
New York ave. NV. between 18th and 18th
ST Hours. 10 am. to 3 p.m. 2Ss
Evening star., 1919-03-24
SPIRITUALISTS.

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independent writing. At 1862 Parkwood place
NV. short time. Message on all matters by
appointment. Terms. S- Col. 2270. 26s
Evening star., 1919-03-24
CONFIDENCE NEVER ABUSED.
JOS. A. HIGH,
PLUMBER.

WE SPECIALIZE IN REMODELING WORK
for business men. Our results are based on
.'Skillful Work in Quick Time" Ask for q
Evening star., 1919-03-24

NOTWITHSTANDING SEVERAL OF MY AS
sistants have accepted positions in the inter
nal revenue bureau I still have thoroughly COM
petent men to prepare income tax returns for
corporations. partnerships and belated indi-
viduals. LORENZO G. WAKEFIELD. 26s
Evening star., 1919-03-24

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted for by any one other than
myself. HENRY c. SCHULTElS, 113o New
Hampshire ave. NV.
THE AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
Company has declared its usual quarterly dlSl-
dend of per cent on its capital stock, pay
able April TO- 1919. to the stockholders OF rec
ord at the close Of business on March =. iSis'
and the transfer books of the company Will be
closed for this and other purposes from the
close Of business on the 22nd day OF March:
1919. up to and including the 18th day OF
April 1919 CHARLES j. BELL, President;
JAMES +. HOOD, Secretary
Evening star., 1919-03-24

CLAFLIN OPTICAL CO.. 9O7 F ST.
Avoid Itinerant EYE specialists"
Evening star., 1919-03-24
Accounts for Arrears of PAY.

Claims for arrears of pay due of
ficers and enlisted men at the time
of their death in the service should
be addressed to the zone finance Of
Evening star., 1919-03-24

MRS. K. lUSBY,
Scientific Palmistry Impressional L.if. Read
inss. Fee, 81 and 81. Positively ladies only.
open until $3.50. Closed Sundays. l0ls uh
Evening star., 1919-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

900 WILL. BE PAID IN CASH FOR INFOR-
nation available for investigation purposes
showing concerted effort to discredit Warfelds
Income Ink Bureau. LORENZO g. WAR
EIEID
Evening star., 1919-03-24

HAVE YOUR
Tiling Repaired by competent mechanics;
estimates furnished.
EDWIN E. ELLETT Pho rhSne e,S y; = 1926 =.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07

% ANDRE @pgnineer, og oct bar ben
lnoo 30 falt o%niattc Wiato ser. Ser
or la9t Sibeipor for 800 @ogile, %
ben Der anlngte clettriife @lcuator til
at foripne &ofomotiuer nleo al,I
li9es at bore ben itsrite og melt mo
oerne peltenfor Chicago. Sibitc aar
bleo | Sblen opisrt "a me MeiiOen
Ger % flere me OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ger, meoclls Der nGite CONNER pen
ties at blipe bpgget 10 eler Here al
DC ferltnGpntc, ianttioig ion andre
'tsrre 6oretagenoer ~iorbereoeS.
"lnnot DC ltprre @pgqeioretagenoer
incomes Sotcl, Conn SAL og %pg.
ming ior fonioliOcret Sfolc, ligeiom
oct og'oa bar pUrct paotolc, at 9pen
lfol onlrggc cget cleftriif 9p$anITg
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
MorO Hafnta.

aolSt |eir. Gn aulocbeIgc icieoc
Wanoa9 oper belle Staten, og 6em
peraturcn .ianf / SeuilS Safe til 30
Sraoer uiloer Zero. Snefaloet bar
ira Ell CONNIE pg opopcr.
Sopeofontor flutes til Sarge. SO.
peofontoret ior GoniumerS' llnitcO
stores 90, Der iortercr uiloer Nas
tionol Nonpartiian league, or flpttct
ira ct, SAUL til Sarge. Wtco nupn.
re Sanoelsorganiiotions &opcofontor
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aasierer, Ian1t s.. u. Yabooct, Be
ltprer.
SDppeoe no ajennem &inomet. -
Sarnes q. Sainaro, Ell 52.naria Son.
ocIsreiienoe, err aieaoet pco 9poen i
Sarge otter at bare boppet no aien-
mem ct &ifou / WoorbeooS &oIpital
o9 fnGffet &pgrooen. Der. Tainaro,
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oelsrei'cnoe % bar aobt fieltot oper
belle N%orOpelten, bar blepet neobrilot
peo 9ferpeiitet % Sueranitrengelie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07

tes / beieite 8rao annosfrouprenoe,
o. man irpgter MI for, nt ban | Ell
flloitGlloig omtaaget 6oriatnitg er
rcilt iii fjerntliggenoe Steoer og
iioen life uGret iitano I'll at gietpin.
De Sufomnelien.
VcIfpt Snslene! ". $. Sper peo
Solitb Gafotas llniperiitet bar / ct
9irfulTre, nplis uogipet al Statsoe-
partementet ior 8eolo9i o. Iaturbi-
%ltorie, giort Dem Taaitanp. at Sta-
tens Sormcre liber ct aarligt 5ob al
meacm 8 % 10 WiQioner Collars
oco Snicfter Der tprer paa Worfens
@reoe, oa at oct or pautioe, at Der
togcs Sfriot til at beifpttc 6iiglene,
lom or Den natlrlige Wooupgt moo
oenne Ylagc. Wtr. Sper Tiger, at
ser oprinoelig bar ct Snes iorifiel.
Ii0c 9lrter al sSncppeiamilien % De
l~dafdlotc Tlouers, builfe S,lgle nT.
itcl uocl,lffcnoc crnGrcr iig pao SSn.
letter, nleocns oisie Iarnne Tilgle mi
nuitcn life er OF ie. Teres tioliserc
NilgeItcbcr er ~foritprreoc al EIogcrl
% oct grpaIenoe apn9 pna iamlne
Sio ionl De faa Giternelere tonfeleit
neoIfpoeS. Otter bpert iom bette er
gnaet Tor Jig er Here % ilerc me Sn.
letter optraaot, inotil South Safota
MI err ct ian0t EaraoiS for S1rieft-
iamlere. Wtr. Sper anbeioler, at
Sogtlopene itrellgt aicnncmiore$, at
Der / ale "graoeo" Sfoler lpres
South Gafotns Bern, bpor itor Ser
ol Suglelipct er for ale / Staten, %
at pore beiiGrebc &enner tiIices mpo
liot Mao unocr De beitigite %inter.
ltorme. No9le SeitrGbelier ca fist
Sillpn / oenne &etning bill ifafie
Stateu ell forpget Snotrgt al flere
Milioner Collars, tiger ban.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
1nola,,oet.
cSpma.

Qanoiala p.o &alnnt. ct SO
Icres 9aroipffe, ier %tilherertoc Vic
Ieterion % beIiesenoe TO Whl Isn'
berfcr Wolmtt, ioIetes fornplia peo
Iuftion til 9reorene 8rote al gtor'
ne for $33S.75 pr. Icre. Samtloi9
CT en- anher S0.Mcres Sarlu, bella.
arroe en- NiI Spo for %ianrn,e gp,
icIat for 1915 pr. Icrc. ct treble
SuIo er Clarence Tobias' 5orm, be-
itaae11oe al 100 IcreS % bcliggenoe
Torbeit FOR WaInit, boilfcn Sdrm
fiebtes af Otto %. GEriitianIen Tor
$500 pr. Gcre.
Rrraaacnbe Sppc. Sra Siolr
Gitp meIoes ON ct uirooanltgt IN
peri, ibet en- ing apinoes Saar bIep
afifaorct % i%tioaIet / 2sbet al Nats
ten. NG1s Marie Sonion % War
gorrn1eI o9 ariot / CT 6orrctnlng
iom Stenpgroi. q iibite Scnooa
Ifter aaact ttIler9s mco tit lange
9aor opiat / Ell lang 6Iette, men
ga hun poognebc Manooq WorGcn
por Nrtten ifoarct al trt inotil so
oeoet ca foripunoet. Gn Spp bap-
Be / Nattens Sob pitt at ifaiie iig
Mbeana iii benoeS SPrelie og Der
Fiunoet Soariletien at pare Oct, 'ont
bapbe itsrit %Groi.
Stprc Ycngc / Fopeorn. Nonm
Roeber, Ell Sar1ncr nTr Soa @rope,
ficrte forIeoen 0og nlco fire Scite
ct 9rs 0ppcorn iiro til @pcn og MOB
too Iom Detailing Ell Yrpisnlnq pon
$467. 9G5iet peiebc ago Ylunb,
ga Priien Dor 10 Gents pr. Tunb.
Gountrupronom Senocrion meloer.
at ser iioitc glor / Sbn Gomntp 0pr.
fehes 1856 Icres Eopcorn meb ct
Observation-Disclosures al 1850 YlnO
pr. Icrc, eaer ct in1nlet llbbptte Tor
BET belle Gountn ar 6,7O7 Cons. I'll
Ell 8ierneninitSpris al 10 Gents pr.
Nltno bapbe oenne Nplinq nltion Ell
@9rbi al opcr $1,000, 100.
Glahton bnggcr nh Gro. GIapton
Goiittp bar netop opiort ell prGltil
Gcmel1tbro, foriunet meo elcftriif @c.
IpSniug, hoor 9tortb Soma Eifc mar
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mango Nnr pTret berpgtct Tor i'm
lille elcnbigc Srrbro 90 NJ ifnrp
Smorcinina / @eicn netop Tom ocn
Iteotc I'll 9roell, % life lon ioa Tint
fer or bT1,ot ser. North ,Sotua Tifc
fonmner peitcnfrn gienrcm Wfnion
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no % berira neooper iii Mtc0re9or.
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ferite Ntnbnagcrtio % blincr mooifc
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tomobiltlriiicr emo nolcr on0cn /
mango MileS SmfreoS. Glouton
Gountn ngtcr "innreit mlllia at 0rr,2-
lpaae' lin Gel al 0elme Nutomobil |
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Sprrnaitpffe FOR Ganbrgonina. s,

81. Sobnion, Der cr interesIeret / Salg
% Hpbning al 2anb / Den norolige
Gel al Staten, og Wtapor 3. u. @ar.
ter al Superior agter at beluenoe
Jig til &egierinaen % ailntpbe bernc
ON. at Sprnnqitoffe for Tponing al
2ono for StlIbber bliper ifafiet til
peie iaa biaigt ioh nliilig. Man
mener bette let fan laoe Jig giere M,
oa Der life Longer trGn9es iaa me.
get ammunition. Hegieringen bill
enopioere blioe i~pecielt anmooet ON
at foranitalte Trsper n1eo oct me
SprGngitof TN T, ionn man tror
bill bepirfe en- bcl Sntppltning /
Sanorporing, ga bette iun poloiom-
me Stof ogiao bar Den Toroel, at
oet fnn tilpirfcS nofiaa biaigt. sc.
gislaturen pil oglaa Blue anmobet
ON at Itottc Oennc Tlnn Tor 2anorpo-
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07

Eioncer opr haitis. Gbriitopber
>. Ggge, 60 Ior CANNED, er plilo-
ielig aigooet peb Spoen / lit 6arnr-
biem NOR Waoiion. San bnuoe boet
/ 2afe County iiben 1879.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-02-07
Qnthcroncrrcs ,N%uoIamlino.


n%ationolc Organization al 2lthcra.
ncre / &c Sorcne0e Stoter bor be
luttct at inoiomlc Ell bnap NPillon
Dollars for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
bloibt Intbcrifc W}ruiabeoer | sin
lnnb, @oIcn Trotfrige, @~olfonlto
tcrre % ANDRE a arigen bericoc
2nnbc / europa, o. for at orgdnl'crc
Bette Nrbcl0c / Soma or 700 al Sta
tens Iutberifc Brciter % ligcioa ma
ac 3rantGno inbfolot til Nieoer, Der
SorSood oennc ll9e oiboIbcS pno Ter
forificni9c Stcocr, ibet Statcn for
Bette Sn6ionIing$orbeibe or in0bclt
Il Iiaciua mango Giitrifter. Scncrc
bill Organization filobproeS / DC Tor
ificlige- Gountner inoen hocrt al
oiSic SiItrifter. Snoiomlingcn be
onnoer ocn 166c Scbriar % lortlUt
tcs Ill Sen 26oe. Soipos Wfinimms
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