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" coals M mam ‘ than!

an.
fellow-workmenandpoasantsaf

to Ibo-one! to lead to the farmers.
bonaoae filat would have meant aerl-I
on! competition with the IiIA'beIri! .t
final 50 they am We. ,

After the war loan was floated aI
banking syndicate was formed to bul- . Russia and othe
die the farm loan bonds. But the pub I tries.
lie was “fed up on bonds," and they:
went begging. When the board did

gin to get the system partly goinc,

‘ many loans had to be held up unex-

”tide-10:39 a. in; 11:01 p. n. .
m m 5:36; at; 5:31 pectedly because the farmers applying
- for them could not prove a clear ti-I

I Member of the Associated Press tle to their property. We have
.. J. -‘.,..i_.- ,

The Associated hens in t.\'.lll.iV(LV been local squabbles. too. and all sortsI

of hindrances. i

. untitled to the 'tlb‘r for publication of
The main trouble, however, is finan-I

V .li news dispatches credited to it or
loinl. ii the board can only get rind-.3

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not otherwise in this paper and also
the local newa published herein. ‘

this
many and Austria." But we acid
peasants oiI
tie-hub ”‘in are sun with;

log enough to kill their brethern in‘ ’
r neighboring coun-

What's a Wheatiesa day. a meatless
day. a tireless day, when a liner goes
down and Americans drown by scores

SAYS M’ADOOI

 

Front. Line Trenches

 

Row Home lattes: Hold the

hut. oarls that written by the set-
i” a . ' ‘ '
Icloaoly written pages are blurred
.with tears. and taken up with her own
sormw in having her soldier so far
from home. and her plea ior him to
comeback at once. since everything
)3 going mung without him. One
of the Young Men's Christian Associa-
tlon secretaries in France tells of :

 

This story is a plea to the folks
back home to write to their bob
. dicrs wherever they must hr- and
t to keep on writing.

Without. the mail
the Canadian troops could never
have endured the iiorrur oi the
triexrlbie winter of 19144.3. when

i‘ rom home

though outnumbered and outarn-ed
they held at bay on their sector
the liaiinar‘s trained troops and
helped save World Delliocracv.
From practically every man in
close touch with the troops comes
the appeal to do everything pos-
sible to get the folk-t back home
‘to'wrlte. 'f‘lltiy urx'.‘ that the
. 'home folk be asked to write now
and keep on ‘erliltu. that they

back from leave with cveiy appear-

"You see." the young soldier told
the Young Men's Christian Associa
tion man. “i got a letter from my
mother, and she was so worried nbrui
my going wrong over here, and so
sure that i had inherited alcoholic
tendencies from my father. that i got

Moral Conditions Are Good.

Moral conditions in the army are a
great deal better than is commonly re-
ported. Captain Parson said. No
mother. he thought. needed to worry
more about her soldierson on this
score than she would if he were any-
where else. The army is as safe a
place for a boy as can be found. But

promising young chap who came V

anco oi having been drinking hcav‘.ly. . I

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olai despatches herein are

Moss
Mall! Branch Office—1388.
W's Residence—2183.

11-13-12.

INDUSTRIAL MUTINIES

I-plen in France.

dealers. and are reconcilinz

"Milan of Labor says:

L or the gunner in the trenches."

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crests are fully protected.
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9' system from suspension.

- t few federal
ch.

All rights of republication of apo- , .
3‘50 re‘l it can lend them according 1° “‘9 in roads will move them promptly to sea-

ltent oi the farm loan ate.
_.__7
this year, particularly,
{need all the capital they can get,
iraisc war food. it‘s probable that con .last "I“ days was far greater than .
gross will vote the desired relief.

at: Editor’s Residence—14924.
MOI! lanager's Residence—

.II Our ships are literally "a bridge to (
i-thing.” They are. the. vital line of to limits 9"“
«immunication by which supplies-i" :xtltocrat‘l' in
ch our army in France, and bygluarmlcss."
'llich that army is reinforced, Any-.3331:
I‘ 9 who lug-flops with our shllr:
building program is an enemy blowing
the bridge. Every shipyard s
a bombardment of that bridge and to establish

deadly blow dealt at our figlltlnz'fht“
:iul world order." 5

' It is unthinkable that they should
follow any other course. As the (2190- vcrted

' .. ntlve council of the American Fedora-Imndcm
. 1cal cmcienct’.

And he has no less responsibllit
3shlp yard strike is as reprehensible
"as a mutiny in the army or navy.
o ovll ever became serious enough
1it would have to be treated as a mut-
‘( But we cannot imagine Ameri-
n workmen forcing such an issue.

ntrlotlsm and self-interest alike the new
mpel them to tackle down to their the
this and play a manly-.wself-respcctingIll-av
‘part in the great enterprise. TheI
abort-sighted selfishness some of them
I ve exhibited, if practiced by our
-indus_try labor unions generally.
ould not only. lose the war and “human. drew a delightful picture of

W‘— man ill-mocracy,"
‘in New York. assured the people.

lermnny that the latter "hope in vain

 

trike themselves r-f ti

1

The discontented shipbuilders are}
v‘coming, rather late, to recognize this'ifvll 0‘ 1“
:jmportani truth. Called severely to’land- The chi
{ask for their obstruction of our iln-E in! “'39 “W19
ttonru ship-building plan. they have Gen- Fram 5‘
been ordered back to work by theirIt
ugem.‘ War hero.
jellies to letting government represen-
Iiatives adjudicate their labor quar-

’ “The worker that fastens the rivets lconquest.
in building a ship is performing just as.
necessary a service to our republic as it should have
the sailor who takes the ship across

it rinn statccr

l destro union-
everywhere—it won d y ,Russla. Germany. he insisted, was sing.
I
They will forfelt nothing by loyal
ply-operation with their country's lead- .
h tever.
and will gain much. If they only fear W a
l , . v-' .
heir 1):: - uni?ig:?g.y 2h; go d said. "to the permanent basis oi the
meat w see a lelrrg s an
I German DOW-”V which “9 1° the time roads. For the week ended February.

. Alto LUCK FOR FARM LOANS

The Federal Farm Loan Board has
forced to ask congress for an
. .pl'iaticn of szoopoonoo to save

And

by hangs a tale of misfortunes
enterprises could
* i Good old honest. modest. nonmedd-
n” Farm'Loan Board 1‘" “mm" ling Prussia! W30. indeed. but a ma-'
“Mn 1‘ med 0‘“ m'el'Illcious enmy could imagine her later-
. last spring t0 5“ ”19 “9‘” 3"“’Iforing in Russia'l internal affairs, “.Wll‘d‘ Chambers. “5,-
into operation and provide "W grabbing any of Russia's territory or
to of the nation with funds, onli/rylnatolmpose her will on n", of the
terms. to finance and mm“ races lnhabitinrthe old Russian inn-'m
”mm" Fm" “‘m "-9" ".me‘ All aortas! optimise in Run-
l waldo!” in setting- th sla'horoafi'cr. as in “I. ”“I

in} mom-row are?“

:cans known as the

sert their right as free men and ri

tlcrlunny~thc
' . . - - icons knew a
6"“ "1““) 11"“ Amcl [coipt of the letter, issued this state»;

V loved but

many struck dow
:hnvc thl
y, Y Lusitania.
a vast chorus us the

, \v

ed into over bloddier crimes. But it is
fl relief to hear it a

the home-town across the seas sec-ills
a long way from the shellmoarrerl
field in France, and thorn is little to
remind a man of the homesttaisdaldu
'and home-traditions in the strange
new life within range of the bursting
writn letters to till-ir nil-n at the shells. "9 needs letters trout M5 faul-
front-rand then tum-o- li-ttrls. it's 21yl-andoniiinnl"allum‘uméfirggefiz
AIIIIMII'I'I “am". "11°" and” to Ringgit?- lilnt lmtd ttu- front llne ”I? mom? of me “my what it should
two a controversy wit the food ad-- ' , be, Captain Pearson believes that lot- .
ministrationl. oflcials of the railnwt".oT::..!flb‘¥.: 3L”;::i’r‘lollhl;)tuul’r: bf]? W” from home play a ‘3'!" W1 9’
directorate today did not conceal "u. “m (‘snadtnn m ' '- '"f 0 ' than any other thin:-
their belief that Mr. Hoover's stair: " ' K" “’ ”m“ “" "'tfen don't talk much about home-
. ter war was declared and thc iirst ' ‘ ’
ment on not borne out by facts to m, “Wm mm “mm... , slrknens. and perhail! women don't!
shown in their reports. Members of Later he w" Wounded win-n, s 'LHKHI' umlcrnland just how lonesome life 2‘!
IMr. licAdoo’s staif‘assumed the atti- struck H". Young Mm.“ (.h l a nfli’ior them over there," he said. "l'vw
tudc that Mr. Hoover had dealt in socilltion head n'lrtarn 'MHJI‘I ' seen big. mush “Oldie”. ”W “10'“
generalities. not auppnrted by figures Poperinghe ofq which i W" K rIn hardened ones in camp, tum all wovl'
or other evidencesh‘owlngsucha pessi-uahr” m, h“ a,“ 1': d'fii: 2 man when it came to cuddlintt 803m;
mistic outlook on future food condi- mu a}, 0"” u... :01, HQ," :hwf.-l~‘rencli youngster who happened to be.
“0m" ‘ inuniber come back again ll» linsabo‘" the 9““‘9' ""“e Mb" that l0"""l

“-riling to Mr. iloover, Mr. .‘lchdoo been th‘l' ”w m , _ _ ed like one oi their one. at home. org”
. p and tonic balk . .
that they imagined looked like one. A Most Elaborate R
. ange of

do not wait for an tensor-r. but
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‘ Silliultancotlsly the railroad admin-

”“r farmers istrution gaVe out figures showing
to that the movement of grain to prim.
ary markets in the West within the

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A TRUE GERMAN VOICE
An organization of Germannmeri-
“Friends of Ger-
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e before their military
rendered

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defltroved or
A resolution

J.Sllflllli9:l for the Allied governmental . .
You must therefore know the location ihcydatazid "a" the edgeIof ‘\0 Man “‘
‘of the food supplies which you from £31" vv th ‘ e "hen“ bursting “"0““
ili'imflli': :bfigtrvrtcd‘avt‘l‘llzgdvgl‘led2?!1‘:-l F" "'° "9"“ 0'9”." P"""‘""' “‘ ‘orAtl‘lmwczq-glrgnt to
such supplies shipped. . - Ia. commissioned officer of the Calla-fThI usable in that must of them”
if you will notify me from time to,dinnIArmy, .h“ supervlaed ""- Young-“0:!” like to go over to Fiance. or in'. I
- . 'tlmc'of the location of tin- WIIcmc:Mens Cllmtlan Association worki to ivo person-ll service to‘
‘ taken t0 dif‘mb‘m cow'supplion and the w" m; ,along the .‘entire Canadian front in "W "'9’ K ‘ be;
. . . . ports tn the France He w“ wounded twic d the solders. But the real why '0 .
at rcsolutlon in the “Ml" United States to which you wish ”finalised" and ha now bro ‘3‘" of aid is to do ordinary. unspectacular.‘
cct— have such supplies transported i will y the Canadialn ' y genre" 03:: things over here. to send their men offl
cheerfully and to write the kind of.

of address 0‘ me n1 guarante th t t '
‘ . s 9 P necessary ransor 2|" ’ .. . .
by Franz 51891- 5°"? ”I. lion, subject alone Ito interruptions1:22:38“ homo 0' conditions m“ letters that keep them oi good cour-'
. . . SERG. PIMLO’I'!‘

worker snapsiiota of his girl backt.
home. or a picture of his mother. or:

ifim‘f‘lliou are as i understand it thorium!“ ”0'31 from experienci- and of me” own n,” "I? unusual mm"
“ ' r the German people in alt-i - . ' :from observation he knows what hi [5'- . ,-
\\e u so , esole purchaser in this country of ”with“ pull heart into ”0mm; whmmlio doosnt come and show the, ‘ .
Young Men's Chi-.stinn Association] spring Cl“ Dr E |

Mr autocrats in order

we have ever shown. A wide choice of care! -
.lected styles. charming new patterns andcxfllhsirsgfe
:IIoIlIoringere s. As usual our prices use Mes than class

it dcmocratic (lcrmlnv.
help In “mime,

test nnm'antee of a just and peace-

 

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h- lth recruiting mission is due to

gel. the German revolu- from blizzards and floods. I‘ 80 Captain Waraon a big mfldbqo "W“ EA ‘
I , ' ~ , . .' ' V I ' "in
binary patriot. amt American tlvll -'lzizz..totze:::mrt.hacoumry'. ,:msn with as untroubled a smile as if; a“ Ready to do Men's Work. ' SP K 0N WAR AT "‘7. g; bf"! {30 8"me wound“
. .. country l“ 'ho had none h d of \v m.“- 1 “There is very little that women .' rspodng bemoan shell that he
. r car a or ar. can do for our soldier fl over there.."I PALACE AND REGENT is incapacitated for further active
______ service. How Sergeant Ptlnlott is still

saying that so far as transportation is! . . ,
. . 1 ti voice of the mic concerned there is no danger oi suif- bat mu] hthc remembering ”9" film.
Tim" "W” '9 rrlng from a serious iood shortage-5‘ man ave w e" I“? come "Ck
kindly. hum“P in the eastern part of the country." from ‘5' h“ ,a good d 'l ‘0 any Of
The food administration. upon re. womans plain duty in war time.

. Write to Him and Do It Often.
ore German ideals were per- ment: "Write to them!" be “I'll“. "if
.. . tvon have a relatiw dr friend at the

e .b an. brutal While Mr. Hoover is out of town - .. ‘ . ,
““1 ”Kiev” d y food administration officials consideln'mn' “1m "3‘9”"! and 60-." '"mn'
Prussian system 0! mechanl- Mr. McAdoo's statement very roassur- 1?" 5"”:ng wrung? dont count,
.. rd-in. incelt lnlt O‘cu ,, n so rs—noonocan
"‘09 hatred and '01 g R d ca es that further say how much they matter. Why do

Captain Pearson declared. “What the
American women ought to be doing
now. in my opinion. is to be getting
ready to do man's work. in case the
'war lasts a long time. in France you
will are thcmbtlalcd with almost ev«
ery task that men formerly did. hitch-
ed to the blow in the holds; driving
the motor cars in the cities. doing al-
f ill b i l i d t \t liliOSi everything you cIlItn mention.
on s w (.- urn a to o vnstern ier-, , , . ibrnve. devoted women w 0 are every . ing able to resent such a “or I II
, , ‘minnla and that the‘ shortage ”amt";u “mm" m.“ the Young MM”twhit as good soldiers as their men “lithe Regent ”theatre tomcrrglv’: aftcer
long to hear that voice. ”logo “rpm...“ (mum‘s ‘0 Easternc rlattan Association spends titans-imp front: in Canada and in l’dnglamltm,on and at thr- Pam“ theatre my
. territory now will bc w. m a. A! Manda of dollars every month for paper . . . III "I". "I, few‘
dad when a". o r m t l k" it 't h b it is almost tin sum . .morrow night,
soun railway directorate are evidently Mimi“: 3min isnI IlIso inIuc IlgI-fiuwhweImm left at home. and the women Sergeant J. B. Pimlott, of
n Belgium. It should to the situation, theywill no doubtigm lOOknofillofor 1:; c 3:2er! in :IIgilmust do the work. ICheshlre reslment, British army, has penal wen" to deface or obliterate
dared when she sunk the take all necessary. stem," 501 w W w t thos i it rib. "when it comes to sending homo-but recently come to this country aslgovernment war mums“;
m d to. A railroad administration statement. ar. 9 all e e are w boxes to ”w sow"... meme”, vro-Ia member of the British rectum“; a" the sovemulent is Wamnted, an
it should have 3W8“? M sure” that they Bt‘f‘lflw miSsion. H0 m“ spent. many months' we believe it is, in expending public
perfidy of Prus-

wlthout referring to Mr. Hoover's ton 3° that the mothers ”d u") 3"" men should

declaration that the domestic and Al- u" had the wives ”"1 “'9 "9w gills that are needed and that won't.“ the firing line in name and buimoneyfor deel'lisins. it seems to
n as "gear“; m the ius.’ the appeal says, "that step.
a W

ital'ilm plunS'

fighting for England by bringing the
message of her steadfast purpose and
indomitable comm to the many
British subjects on this side of the
water. can best be appreciated by
hearing his vivid story.

It is one thing to view the war
from a distance of 3.000 miles. but
to obtain a true appreciation of this
world conflict one must bear first-
hand the experiences of a soldier who
has actually fought on the firing linc.
and who has lived the horrors 'of war‘
day. by day. The Connecticut'stnte
Council of Defense is fortunate in lie-I?

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PENALTY FOR "F‘ACING ADVER-
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NW YORK, Feb. 28.-Ast.
and woman'sorgatflaationa hero lob»
Ied today in an appeal to President
iWilson and Congress, urging enact-

We waited
up; meat of federal legislation making it n

lied food-situation can be solved ohly.hea"" “Ck home "my, “‘5'" ”3”“ g n on route. A lot of Junk merely participated in man ' of thc most im

by loading 8,000,000 bushels of grain.‘::e“:r: $133,123; "I“ sighting: clullers things up for 1h" Midiefliportant and decisivye action on lhl' 5’10“" ”0 taken ‘0 ”"3"! the fall
a do! for the next sixty days. we know how “lose “my" in’ me‘ mm. more. Buta letter is a gift that lSIEngllali front. culminating in the bis-:‘liilm'mn 0' the ndverfislns of the
plained that already 6.000.000 bushels? iliar hand-writing a"; going to help always timely and never in the way. .torlc advance of Vlmy Ridge. 1, is: advertising matter as displayed."

of grain are being loaded daily and Wm the battle ,, "War just shows how wonderfullmve” to say that Sergeant rim-f ._.__.___—
oven betterloadmg is in prospect. Un-l Americans “:1“ never ”I, the most women cnnbc. But sometimes “N‘YJION. has seen war from every fildt“ A bfizadi°r-genernl of the United
oillclally it was declared that practi- e ‘ . ' don’t understand how lonesome sol-.most. interesting and vivid malinrr'States Arm drawin lnl -
cally all the grain being offered by ‘fflhle part 6' the war. Captain dicrs get. and how far from (wow-land is especlguy fitted to toll in ;-,‘ , y, 33m mum “1
farmers and local elcvntOrs was being} onfitgnndgslatrfimh part Of the war think they feel over there on the bar. the ninny'traglc and humorous 92- an of 86,000, receivea several hun-
hauled by the railroads under general WM ”m m... winter of n 4,“, end 0, dcr of No Man's Land. They wait inf: experiences that befcli him during his 4"“ ““3” “1°" ‘1‘” ‘l ““331 °’
priority orders for foodstuffs, partlcu- ”1" the beginning of 13“.. he mm answers to their laifel‘H,I and dont "[0 in the trenches. from which “fiance and 32,000 more than a gener-
rlnrly for grain in the West. “Duh“ mm “m ‘wmm ‘0', the ‘vm' stop to figure Out that they are neflwhas just returned. lat and field marshal of the German

oltt :fbglggedthfi‘ tamer: mismllfiben the enemy marched against mi “cu“: "m of their war-time jobs. Sergeant lelott's assignment m ”"95"”.
H" I m n o " twith machine guns and all the modern Write to them.

"hot as inst as they should. Rallrond'
officials also called attention to the-instruments 0' “3”"9' and we m" ‘

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fact that potato growers last fall held!“0 3““9' no ammunition. nothing but THE WAR FINANCE

CORPOM

in the recent German-Russian peace
- . the 'Ger- ..
rest] itovsk much 0' "‘9” "0D for higher prlcesJ Sheer flirefith of will to no on. it was“
from home that held;

V0“ K“Maud that condition is artiv red on it really "‘9 ”“9"
p ' p R Ethe lines for us. We did it becauer

ble for the extraordinary offering at,
this time. of potatoes which the Ta“,Itlle home-folk expected us to do it,nnd‘ The bill recently introduced to Can-

arid and Prussian mil

t last—a voice that
like for the old Germany and
America, and points out to
Germans of the Fatherland the
to peace and reconciliation.

W
BENEVOLENT PRUSSIA

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her i . f their own class . I
finger the H tes o - Teutonic benevolence With regard t° roads are having some dimculty movv ”“1 8° in their letters. - .
l "You may say that this is all sentl- grass for the creation of the "War
Great Efforg by Ratlmada. ,‘lmi'nl- “'9“. this is 3 W3" 0‘ “P“li' Finance Corporation" with a capital .Av-vAvAYA ------ v -.A_-,Av--'-::_ ------------- ' -.w".'4' v M vvvvv - '_
As Vic the operator said when he saw the New York- Herald’s headline

stock of five hundred million dollars,
all of which is to be subscribed-by
'the United States. should be regarded,
says Secretary of the Treasury Mc-
Adoo. primarily as a measure to en- _
able the banks, both national and
State banks and trust companies. to

continue to furnish essential credits
for industries and enterprises nones- , prosper“,- is not 31",, denoted by an automobile.

sary 01‘ contributory ‘0 the prosecu- So merely denotes a second mortgage.

pence-loving. . Referringto the general iood m0v_.ment. it's sentiment ,lilat took us

whose desicns Russ-in need have no ing situation. the railroad administhovel‘ there to light. and it ls sentiment
ltion statement said: 'thiItIt is taking you Americans.

. "There hag now been about 4on Anyhow, soldiers are like that.

"i need only refer Mr. Trotzky." he works of moderately good weather, |l’vo known some «of them that havent

.during which time an extraordinary gotten,a "0“! from home in R“ "‘9

teffort has been put forth by the rail- time they have b9?“ gone. more ”'3"

three years now. it may have :08“

w s forced 16. 22.104.000 bushels of grain wet-chew“? their women were ”0 6”!

when the war With Russia a 'recelvod at Western primary markgand it maythnve been because their

letters. had gone astray. They were

.0“ the German people, consisted in 1eta. which era the largest receipts fort
a very different lot, as a rule. from the

non-aggressive nation, of
WSWYW— “Hulls Lying in Nahum—“Never knew aflnl- to do anything

else but lie. and then never to come right out and lie, either.”

We don't see why we should W015]? about the hot weather this commit

summer. Let's tell ghost stories and our blood will run cold.

—__~

Sometimes the air

 

" reservation of good and friendly one week in two years. an lncre so,
.the p “,1 64 per cent over the prevknls w k chaps Who got letters from home refl' “10.0! the W”. .
t rn neishbol's- i '
tions with our can 6 the aamo'nlavly, and they went into the “sill . ha ad (I. is
I “'3 governmen 3 m e 9“ Some women are naturally built for short skirts; others show their

1 ntinueEand 51 1-2 per cent ovc;
German "s licy will a way! co track last year.
’ ‘Wme friendliest relations "The average number of cars of_ Sometimes 8 boy who
‘° 3m“ 0" grain being loaded is 5.000 which “Ifrom home 10" l .0 5'93" 0" more
with newly organized Russia by “Old; approximately 3,000,000 bushels “Hydwould get his letters at last. a lot of
N i t “em"? in its internal ai- This has been done notwithstanding.‘ em in a bunch. You 0‘18“ to have
in: 3“ n 9 the weather condition are still ”tycoon his face when he saw his name
fairs." are in a In” part of the countryJDll the envelope. and knew that those
and n will cemfifly increase in "(plotters were for him. you ought to
portion as the weather moderates." than new how many rtlmeahe sot
This 9“ I! m and on “um those letters out and' ‘re-roal thl llri
gathered by t e frame division of the when hotllotlxhl no one Wu looking.
railroad administration. headed by Ed-lYOll wt to halt soul the vim wltl-
or trails M which he went into tho-ant battle.
' . Tell Him ”I. "M I
“I“ "kill '0' We; should the sorts that tile more We! of use
Wit It“. ”.1!” soldier at that m '0‘,“ M m” do .0 m

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