Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 77, Hammond, Lake County, 10 September 1918 — Page 3
Tuesday, September 10. 101 S
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Letters from Soldiers
Written to the, Home Folks From This Side and the Other Side of the. Water.
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From George Race.
To Mrs. Anna Knee. 14 0 1 ' I i at on street. Haamimi, from her s-n. I'rna;. I Kitcp. Co. 65th Knci?!-.rs. H. K. o. A. r. O. No. ?5. A. K. 1' . via New York. Bor.ieauv. Frame. Auj I", 131 -. Mrs. Anna Race. 143 Clinton St. Dearest Mo; t: Fear mother it has btr'n cu:t. s .rvatime now since I have written y.-u so I will proceed to pet busy ami wine ;.-ui b few lines. Things are about the rani as ever with m'. or.ly ;v sr.i; more monot . a-..-.; every 'lay. I surely w ish ttu-- "i'f sk ' war i-ouM b terminal-d in s-mo v. av nd th:it I cmiM n-t out of this beaut , ru 1 tr.it) r!ac ani back t . a resuiar i our.; ry. I .mn-M much expect to so.- yotj until but then we can't teli. Anyway we can just hope. I "a stara! it as
Ions as the best of them, bur beiwe.-n you and no this war business is no fun. i Wraten p, M rs. 7. -a
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I s;..i ! .1 f. : . :, Mr. . t i Ford- ;:ux Sjis.i.iy .)i.-m I th.-ir,.;; wis V-'"-n "'IPa.-ia'. 1: wa su't !;;:.. b,.' y e.-rb-imly . as hU .i ;!",, XV. y. to..--la . I v.y.: hue ;o r!.K,. nr.. y ai a ,i :i an i p. ; u;; a: msr nic-l . A rit- in.. !;. n a a .--.n .mi 1 v, .; In o 1 ; t w r : . you otter.. V, ah I.-,-.- ; ail. Y-eir s n. ' :".'i;, ; i:.
link ;hit I go; more pretty soon. So ih.' boy :s t'?t tinic air. my good, eh. Tfaoh h;t- t J rrsja at the Flag when he nets i'i ea.'-.iii a-.!'! ta j u.-h nnone in the '. '.'. U ho ii a '-n't. Ur;;. I irai.-t olase. Ii! be careful, a. ;-, but It' my time rona s I won't be . . t i. !. With love to Ha frrn your brother. nr.vs. v. i-,k U' .i:. la tt. ry C, 17;;i i'a-1.1 Artiihuy, Fratu-e.
i-rcm Floyd Monnett. .aa. -a ia i in F :vin c, A..I-. i.'IS.
i'. Hal M . . : IE ! vut.(i...- lint .'u hiil b-tun to think! ' I' .' ..t:r iaj:'. s. n l-.l.i ju-'t aii- ul; : :.;-: :'.o;',. t;.n hts home uti'l ti;t-r-.a" I'aa;; ;nai lai-1 uriie.l .rf to be' ;
nil.'- .in aa. -;.. 1 ul scam: , lia.'i ou Ji.-F J rt Ail!, in :. - of the f.Jrt ..hat I have s' (in- w i-i- ten am a l tu-r i that is. not! ' ra;ai.'-l (ai fie sir.ee having the o'her : s..! I I eie!ua b'.niae am. but ( yu kn nv -jl 1 : ! . a ;. s furaivh a f. . hte e'-use..r a!i!a. i ! r ta . . i r fail tiiin h 'f my time h-is i ! !. !i . tii-a-.l threuli my ilutaas :a H.-t- j j ti; fa';;. :iM 1 t,:ive tt ive'e.i ((illte rv- i j
aa.l j. .-t ear. is. just ha i to; : i! a !.. it.r . i "-.-'.'.! i-.ity pr:- !
g ijiiiimin; jjJJjiiiiLLi i ij t t i m 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 m n i n 1 1 1 n i i t i liiiiiimiiiiiin mu nminj nmiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiminiiiiii urn mm iinininMiiiMiiiiiiiiminnn'iiiiimKiMnMinMimiiiiM ij
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From V. George. !; "t. !7. i A. 'it . l'rat
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i'-.I-ts. ia' was .juit.' r- . n aiai iiii- ZJ. soj.!: is! iea ;..! ill the H"!!!" art of writ- ,
tr. '-. 5 01. ! in '. nst.ie.1 io n', alat Irti tiily wrote ; ! oahin.'.er. 4 la ' "la . Hb.eu lar.e-t' tltl.s of which hu-l to he I !
I'm not uron th firlns ur.a but some- ' v'is! S-.-.t. sir.times I wish th'it .1 were, T think tf . I-rr u-.f-r nt !
they would let us all i.' a ill' anil fljtht : V.-ur "h i.na h-'t.-r :irr. w. eouM en.1 this th;-it in :irp-Pi'x ', Fri-i-iv. I ! '. . : s : order, but I'nrle Sam as no mil ta.;ser it. It V aara; ... eoubt ho kn-ws wh'it he -s .Io'.iik. lhit ' for : t.- ! . b. , t i frr all that I w.aihl like to v.-. t a f. -.v i r.uu .!..)!. t.. .!.--. ! sai; German scalps t- brine home wi'h -u . hnr la: t.t a Ir.-a !.-. but h. I'm Retting ta love h- tu-.r.- o ry , .n the Kn,., , .i-v ; day (r.it. Whenever pnjar.e sa-.s ' ; r- ! v is .jii.ptrate.i l' hi; r man to me for the r--s; of lr.y it v. ::1 v isti'l p.""aa. : mean ficht. that's all. ;t'is in th,- saia.- l .-le M Writ b.ow are you stataVr.u tb.e lot i ai.i 1 was lucky aa.l ,,t weather? It certainly is hot late at. . 1 ! 'ima m i a -, , w.-il re; - .. prescit. The nights are nt. o r.n.l .-.v-l. ! b.-tttlo as -ii; .f -h-- tj but the flays rite lttrt .J.-Rrees in 'he .1 v s;,.a w n 1
' ! ..-a...t. 1. la ! ! ari-.v.-.l ' .m ta! ay; rrv an..
:r ou', s j i jum .l. strojf i u. The i.ti..'-r was last after if was part. ally! " writ an. so 1 are Mrtrtita; a third, hi.p'ni; S,
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teai n-'W a ' u. 1 i ' a r li'.l 'II f y.itj f -!ks .N.aoha s t s.iv, I am r...v en.i. ; n s wea". l.ai . aa-i iea e i nj -v. ;1 ,a ! all times, the best
p. I his : a: 'o j. i a ui . . r nab- . ! my wa n i h.u-'l :,i 1 ' :'ul trip.. 5ty siarit e.-uM no. he h, t t
;e tea'. I ! :.!; r a 1. auufti! ec.itury, one w h a-ii j ZZ b.e was in , : ; j r.-ttr. r . h.-.n .ens a. s.aia. r. vp.-cts. j S . ' .'. K ' :' f-"' ta.aa. , : l-''..sia'ia''l. The l.u;.!- . a in, v,t a .-nil.' is b'-a a i i r .i 1 ; n.l i he va-il vo k-'l j a (!,,:.. aa I'a his. t'-'iiiiiv- in s. vara! colors of f.ei-l .' ';r.i v, if ;.; is ;i i ;. s.p i" ia.be.l. The worm, n i
Fr," I ice ate t" he Ibanlaal far that.
i e. rtaiuiv ?i re- a ua:tr.nt lot m
lan.i. t'.iwev.T, i ivt as wtll 'le-i
shaile and there Is no sha.i.-. T f i ; i n ." tie e's, from liatr.m aal was wianiolike a craeke.1 nppb just a!' out r -n!y to ; ej on that Ft .-r T wa-s ibaia to i rack open. 1 1boa:ht 1 hri.-.v wh a t John . n the S-t.la b. !' a,-. I:-. w , h J...
hot weather was. hat I neve r ex peri- ! in t!a S'a-. - !,, f.-.re b.n-a. T . x pec, far . line 1 ;a..l re,. a i. ,,s it is in Km;- j encecl any t.l! I .a'trl-' to Fraiaaa but at,!.; s.-l. la-rna- las , . .. o . r. I was'iani, I a. a; . 'ave, aa.l I., sals -:) ,. u - j that I V.elieve it is h-'ttcr far too -.1- ; t a 1 :k n o to s,,na -a tt-. t . s : a bla . .an - 1 ; isa- of ty,-. taaa eaur.'aa." se.-a to !iae! d'.ers tiian the .-'hl. i-anip ''.i'ii' r S.. . pony atal th,-' ;.l :!'. .bha a , a,.- , v a la . i v. :h . nt.rejv .lip.aei.t lie;.-. j S much "Siekne-ss then. !'"'" tirs; t,, -.,ver top." J'e '; 1 u- b 1st,!!!!.! thai I am p'U'tei'tel in i I low is Bu.bly an i wiai- ilo. s he ib will h" rbh- -- v. a; . who- .- ; jo i w !: re T aa lei-.-l t.ow . so Fill f very day? TIow i Vet n r.n.l why . .1:.! ; ;h,. ,. ,;, ri..,ir?. 1 ean'r -n , tak. r. a ntap-- r a n.l you can locate ! .'.oesn't he write to nv? Ma.ybe he is in .rap. a. although I woibi like to. I s.e 'ta. j.lar.- on a la-: Ia'ri"h map. I am iit p the army by now. .' wiirn I wai hax- ... hta aiauiori'ho vi'iae of 'I !:. "'. pr-Tun 1 "t!..iv. S Fast Pun la y I w er. . ; o M a ss TT : sh, ) i n ; bit n. tt of I ' a '. , a o.ac. : s ; v. , :, o;. . are. . ' a saia '. I Fan.!, t Oirertly a st of on of the l.trcest .an. I ol Jest cathedral-' ; ;me. I can a"i a j a ; ' s .. j .t,,. ;f j ; Taur.s on the i 'her taver. I sappe-e ;,ai j
in Frnnce. r:t s' rv.e.-s were bar. .-i n-i ...... t- una' a. -s. I kh-v.' tie. ra.ar.b. i kmav . vi. t;y v. :' I tn s'op;r.ir i,..,v. s jch sine in sr. Wish you cm i1 ha c been I "f tl e hospital ::r. 1 -i so. ai ss I foal ou t j eh 7 I . ! . ! to f a i t 'or my 1 u. a r b ,n
at 'ais place r.:;,. ,o; f o i ii " s 'ait 1 ! a v.- p.. 'i us et I. nrn. .1. A File I t'aak of it. mother, you must kknou- h.av I crave the a'ast bit of news fta a. !.!-:' row. ftiei l miuh io i;p. the n. a r j i ;i ;;: in or '-is; .nally an'! . n 1 tie m to tl e address, 1 ie you. 7 o litem
there. Am certainly t--oir.fr to w Vo n- : v. !. it is 1 c it; -a' ' a f iss ever I possibly cn. ; V.-u folks- i'oi,'t , , . ,; , p r nl,, Kstel'.e says that I ne -er i!-ev,t;an ,a nv- ' 1 - ;a inirt. That .ts;r I spok. a !.. thtnsr about the priris over hor W.-l!. v. .as a lit; ',.. is 1 ;;rn on my :aa a. It fl! I can say is that there are sure seme ' or I y lasted a .auple '.f aa v s aa-i ;ha beauties, but as K. I'er.'on 'add Lillian. ; was a'l. T'.ai" is .:a aa- . b- r.-'l.ai-Vncle ?a;n is very strict about his s.ii-jit; siane .Jay 1 tv. at no- ai.I : ome rlters over here nnd while i; is no; p.-si- , ipniar.? ai d I have two jaa.d r. 'is ais
tively asnmst his rulinc to have anytbinc 1 for patai; a .-.upie. ..f s-alj s and I s,;.. j kui : trip before i'.aio, yvi know, at all to do with them we must be vet-..- Jam ..ira: to . ; term. I It is .p.ate amusing to me to no'e ;ie careful which ones we are sren w.'h. If there is n:i,v:!,ing pa" in ;';- pa p. r u t a si in 11. o fasha ns. la n f-'oa s-'S, cIn th latfp cities like this tiaarty .f the j there Jit h -me aboa- him. b- o:r,- ait i tea's, cicans. e; ;u i t n i t.t . etc., between feilo'.vs hive s'eady t:r!s. that is. ffl-jsay that la. er.'. .1 aa-1 v. .a: drar:.d tb.es.- f i-aan r e.ir.iries and th" b'ni'e.l lows who are locate-i cb.sp by .ar. 1 ivli"s j I owe s.. n;ary leers and hav.n'' at-.a. s. M ev ery f.-ir.ale in I'raraa cluties allow them sufficient t :ri for J very :au 'ii pap. r s - I v. ,; wibe apt : 1 i w a t - bbok, f.. r that country is demon-
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i . The Branch House Man
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This is one of the Swift & Company Branch House Men. They are all pretty much alike in the way they feel toward their work and that is what this ad is about. They know that most people couldn't get such good meat promptly and in good condition if it weren't for the branch houses of which they are in charge. They know that the branch house is one of the most important links in the chain of preparing and distributing meat for a nation. They know that Swift & Company must have its branch houses run at the highest notch of usefulness; that even a Swift & Company branch house won't run itself, and that it is up to the branch house msn tc run it properly. Any branch hcuss man who doesn't see his work in this light is transferred to corrvi o.'.ier place with Swift Sc Company to which he is tetter adapted. They are picked men, these branch house men. Every time you sit down to a steak or chop, cr cut cf roast, you can give a grateful thought to the whclo crew of them. And remember, in a general way, that everything that makes life smoother and more convenient for you is the result of the thoughtfulness and effort of a let cf people cf whom you have never heard. Swift 8z Company, IX 8. A,
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!AUFAAWN & WOLF - Hakhond. liiD.
Spec a V alues in Fall Apparel
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Distinctive ISleiv Fall Suits A number of smart models are on display nov an advance showing offered that you may actually see the new fashions in suits for Fall. You'll see the new slender silhouette featuring semi-fitted lines, the new three-quarter length roats with long rather tight sleeves, .the new fur trimmings, the new suede finished and other fabrics such as oxford cloth, mixtures, broadcloth and poplin and the uqv shades of brown, .gray, taupe, along with blues and black.
--a verv smart sun s shown m
poplin, trimmed in suutach braid.
a special group of Fall Suits is .--liowu at 7". The st vies are
Another model at this price and most charming--the material
of the same material lias a large will immediately appeal to you -
collar of black seal. Both are verv stvlish. Priced o 7
at
39
theyre all woo), hues: quality
Women's and ej o O r
misses sizes.
A Number of Other Beautiful Suits are Shown at from $26.75 to $53.75.
'John Kelly
Shoes
As u.'ial this stors is in ;h- :er-:ranl with ovrius- :'.'.; sigh's i-1 f- aa.vear ari-.ivu ar.d sip. r:c r creations ft i a renowned facory. Wr.ni.ever is de-
si r-'-'i vvir.'f'r Is rll stylish iiayt'b" fc-..nrl her k in the greatest . arir ty f f ;.l'a?lng sty!s. Brown 1 xi-J, irray kid, hljirk kid, ttan r.ussia. pat.-ni coit j $9.00 to $l!2.50
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Our Showing of Pretty New Autumn Millinery
Hi Consists of Shapes to Become All Faces 'U'ontFn and m'sses of all tast'i will find It a very easy matter ICi to locate, nntonjr these rplendid nw asaortfnentf , numberi of styles to please their individual whim and fancies. Charming j efTects are shown in pnrgre:te and sstii, stitched and plain r: veiveti; niar.y live --e new pleated overbrims of taffeta. These come in the new fall colors and ais priced at 1 $6.50. 8.50 and $10.00 ; New Velvet Shapes New Fall Tarns
A spl- r. l.d as a r t m .ai t of newfall shapes. -.f o'.a'k velvet. h'Ufll clown efeets w;;h n.e1 am r. n i narrow- brims,
crushed taps, splen-loi
values, a;
'..$3
1 u se are ua;;e fasa.onaa.e f-a;- early fall wear. They ai-; made of black velvet, taps"! "rimmed. We've marked them
for V'e i:i. sday tily. at
$2.50
Children s School Shoes Gun .Metal "al f School Shoes, rx 1 C sizes Si j to 11. at JLimLzf Misses' and Children's 2."0 r (inn Metal Calf Shoes. mZ70 Tots' tan and black kid Button ShoeS izes ." to 8, at JL .J(J Bovs' I'. S. Arniv Shoes, sizes cy m f ltoi?,at 5.oU Bovs' Ileavv ( Ydf School Slioes, -f rr sizo p to i:P L., at . zf Boy Proof Bhicher Lace Calf rj A El Shoes. '1 to .". air J
The Shrewd Shopper Will Select Her Winter Coat Early This Season
As prices c.:s bound to,pdv?nco later in the season. Then, too, there's a scarcity of materials and sh may not be able to get the coat to her liking later on. Our Showing :ar V:: ..; developed 'f veio '.:'. i .a. :a. sill: pp'sh i-ther p'.ls fabrics trini'.rjfi in fur. vV , ; : i y ? ' advise you to select your fall coat r.o-v t y ir not In a position to pay Fa full, sr'.c.t Fa in.'.-vm '. to your liking, make a deposit an-.i a rfiuill i,c.'-
inent from time to tima you".: have it ;a.d the time you are ready far it.
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Rich Silk Plush and Klon;eal ''o:t;s trimmed in beaver an; ' o . ; .
Priced for Wednesdav A
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.75
-lush
at .7p5.Tr) and.
Handsome full length Sil
Coats, lined with Salt's satiu. Ex
cellent values,
to . . .
An unusually fine lot of Wool Velonr, Cheviot and Kersey Coats are speeiallv priced for this ct OQ sale at pZJ'
values, $2S-173C.75
1! Women's Modish Fall Dresses
A showing brimful of interest sparkling, pretty garments that show very decisively the leading style features. lM'autiful wool jerseys, serges, taffetas, satins ami !'-eorg( tte combinations: panel effects, pleats, drapes, gathers and sashes are shown in depghtfui variety. Fringes, beads, emhroidery, braid and buttons are the most favored trimmings. New blue leads in colors with tan. grays, taupes, Copenhagen blues and b!a-k close v following.
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Hiii.i i 1 Serge Frocks with pleated ovcrskirts;
-asM (m s
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;atin trimmed. r r
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nd
A large variety of pretty models m:th
and satin arc shown at svJ.V'MJ c -f p-r f
's in iiew ii!; c.
26. 75
School Supplies
Clever new w 1 dersey Dre--(
gr;;v and navv. Fxcelh-ut val
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the chiirrea n-' 1 to be-In them w.'h th-'ir studies. i':r p-,. j are ;i,e 1 wa -; in ! i aria', ci h On- F . ' :- rnp-s:- si".- '-" ----- '' ' t; --i Naa- !!'.- is. -.. -i ivli.'e -nd bl'ie. in a ink mu.-r. tV-N. -ok F--, d f 'r rj laic c '."C 'W i DC 2C Lai- rs-- ' :-ir.ch f M-' M.kada. Tlsall. I'-M.'n vubrs. bia- c'a-'s an F-n.-'is- .W.tn P'-od .-".a- botli s b tire 0 -';"r-1':'-';-' 4c " . .'; ;."V;r;;;; P.ss-Of a tec, ir T.c q lt ad.. ..II cl -ii 'a K.n-i .-p. - ;a J ' , "''"' -'"'-' ''-'- F-ac'l i . i a la. xJ V- TrO-- , v ; - - ei s size? ra'f - a-.' a w ft i.i a! '"' : ;: ; C , 7., - . e i ... ...' ! :" :' 4 .- 1 OC :. :- -C
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!fee',t,o, ai know, t'ltai . tla rs of la i "l" sl-iln.'n-i y which ijs . neroasiv o''- '..',..- , .,! .k,,, ., . .... u , ...o. . ..',:- f, ... .I t'.e --v.. 1o 1 ' . , ! 1 -, M.IillC as
From It. B. Norrip.
ci.l'ae, for th. y bra leu .a'l.-d u :!! w.-ll as FtaMsh. ..u to do mu. h of tl,- w.-ik tb.at was la ' e- ' "1 "aid ( s"' now. and what
tofote ta rforna d be t ,e. men. Ami t h ! r.a.a rdb of t!i
popula ce is .aa. I'lk t .,i a
corcfii.ai. uu! -! addre -s, d as the Frar.lisii I mu- to t.
-r.- all ;. d on-.
Not a s . ot h. r. Tba . t be i ry
is o't i eii t ra ir-.t -.hat's p.-
i bum ..; of Fill )!.h,.:t
'...a. it. at.-! .-hi"lr. n. ?.... -v.-r. l.i Km.- i 7...;i.-rn ''r- all m sto" nen. pu'laa land. I ho Ana-a.an lb-. 'ii-s o r vv. la i . a 1 " s ' h. r. and Fa; li.un.ir ' dr. a ;a; i aia! oiir ta. Is :tie I r ! as aaab a J crd i--m F-liin '.- of ib.se da'.s
t h. ;r (u n. perba a i,.,.,
Noi a is.
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J I I inl'y c:(:.cli up- v i ' h my bartarkilaii; today, an! ha " !,- ffpln.-o! tip ! KiiK'i'h c.ir.ar. t te- yi'.h r . ice .-.,od ob I Aic-r. can ' bamps " An., r.ran e.r..-i jaf ;-ob ,n I h ' Anat-a:,n y. ;,p p ,,a j t ... and the la a-r -it- tMV. 'a. -a v.'h. -. I rmd ev ( ; w li. r. .1 on. buds an A men
I ca o V A! t ' . one a
some t, .. v. ir o
the time with iti'.aia.-ra!'.c Am. rii""i boa. lis and taa irarai:. s. Aa ; 'U va'l no-
'.'e, p,os;aiiro is a pop soidier in n e. .In t er, be c- re! u! w ha :'
Cut win n i!at .lay arrix.-s, I'll t. a. about as ipri, k!v as th- card w:M. o the mi.-aa . may 1"- of ii" -a'ue. I'll i.-s-' !'.". nab par i. nr. an-! vr-te s' a Mi'-r 1 I 'll b- ii. k th.-t' ii.-xl b -. a ;,; -,o;. v. -'a' iae l.i lie. 1. ii r i.i.-. rral I p-a- i-ry nmhi PT your w. lfare .and
' i a . i a. lira ;; !:...!-.. i th- . , t - .i - -. s a a . ,-, , left hut 12 pimr
, i hr.-.- piec s.
Sa t ai da y nd pr- " : la-injr on ;.aard .lot.' liours. V.'e have b for t he i,., st t v. ,, w ,.
the b. J '. lb
! Mashed I
Well. I hue.
is s u re to ibid 1 not
me c sit rt a i ma.".-1 all i fiutt
n is-s;;. f or .a .-,
I
nt e at mr nl . Ii n't .forte; 1 'u Pi"
worry about m.u You - '..ov" i:-. am a-n a man now, and s romiti back !" "'v'- a. a...
r.ei s-oac ft p.- iay. bel'.-r aVda- ; a ppre- , ?'- 1 !
ra;.' a r a! t'aiai'v. in,; with : . in other ' I'"
- b -son-" i'avi d li..-n
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b.u.t ! I t th-! let V.V
LEMON JUiCE
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TAKES OFF TAN !
re are laaaa aa. - ; Pa n,.
15 ., In-, in ' rJt"'H iird ia.pe ;hry liiosh j. up v.lale
v. n.r la-Jpravt- ana in r i ... i v o-.i c;.- n-iit.-i i.is . - - se. and Fnet- ! -d rictly to our r ati ;ot ic riu'.y. and i hat's j I don't see why a-, vote siaaaid orrj
loci; hell . nboiit me. I am s
,Vi.ik- t-'iccichlr. lotion i ykhi io suiiburn.jd, tJiir-id i-r track'; J !
loads and loads
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i.,,,.. a i, ia, Mt.rtTiie si.H'P t in s a-IIii: t
for ou ust Hk - thai! .ant-ens ;.!' ! outa the is'M.-er." Will v.ri'..- -.u more pn.rn.i.-s
run hi conn. cti 'ii with a.", the Y's and j promptly la a'ca l't. r
we are f-hle to pan hi'se a r.e th: its w-i Wi'h w isli. They are eapalpp.d. or . K.'il . J k i ss s.
with everythine lliat is to lie found m at
canteen back in tla- slates, and !h'.s
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t 1 iia e sr . n sc v era 1
makes it o.iiite convene . .t for "wf" solfliers. The Kns'isli -.nd French also run a complete Y. M. A and cr nt. a i, serv ice, to aecominodaio .heir f.chiansr men. Y'ou have, r.o ilc.ibt. already i.aticeii that i am writiiiB this letter on some Crifish
a:. a;- mom. io ; .,,..,. .,.
tiid it.ni" I rlariol this btl':. I ba. 1. . , . .... ,
p'vtr !!ie T,,p mto Xo Man's LareJ t -, l . 'o.,!- . I'LM'I'Y. I'o do r.oii.. ....... ; P.. Ii s.;re do- -- make -I'.'.-a - .a ...
Iv a-idress will he: T'rivate i. F. : l' I son th. d to work in h b.-k a-.! w;ii. Moonrt. Meila-al Comi any N'.e T. .Inly , K t t."-i:h is no name. F.i.t that i- ... r yp Automat ie lb-pla-eiu, nt ITaft. A trai ipa n ; .-.nd 1 have (lore what I ha- aaera b, .ia.
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bo- !aa b.re.liM r nd un.,' .a.; c u;ti.., r v i i i supply ( 'r hrtr-l U Ilia- for a f. ,v tips pwa-a!y fraerant f '. . 1 k. a t a a : !
F.iiccs.
Thrift Stamp.
va-rt-d t-. a :t,..l am u-ov r -ok t r.'u. 1 l.-ab- each da; aaa s. ha- tr.ekias. to the Stubs. I was standiatr or iiyitm snt Vurn, viralb iin pn-l tan disappear to get ever som" wiie ei.' : n-' tii'ii' a f 1 la or . ,...-.r. so'; : .. 1 - b.r-t til- sUai wh' ii Heine rent up ; .-a;;r .shell. '.,; becoaoc-. Ve il It U l .riob-s. Adv.