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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-03
In Their New aoorhs,

- = sAS11 WV S0VVA4Os
b.. Boulton 4 Bro, Bakers and
Confecioners, have removed to thsiI
handsome and commodious new
rooms, on Main street, same site :.
their old saleroom, and aro opening
out very 6ne stock ofoonfsotionary
goods, foreign and homemade. Their
facilities for supplying homo trade
with broad, crackers, bonbons, sweet
meats, etc., and the wholesale trade
with everything in their line, are IN
surpassed in the State. Send in your
orders. sept 15-d&wtf.
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For Sale.

will sell, cheap, a house contain
ing IL rooms, which brings in good
rental. J. N. HxDRIcK.
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PoRK PAckrx0.-M. Heinrich ESQ.,,
has commenced cutting pork to-day,
and will continue through the season,
paying the highest market prices for
good, fat hogs, at his store on Main
Street,
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CRIr1cAL.--J oseph Coday, we learn,
is in very critical condition, his life
passing away a. his hearts blood
oozes out the ugly lwound through
the arteries. His physioians perform
ed the operation Of tying the carotid
artery, (thc ono which supplies blood
to the head, but It broke loose yes
terday, and it seems now to be only
) question Of time how long he can
live. Rumors conflict in regard to
the ARRAY which will undoubtedly
end his life. We have heretofore
said that reports had il that Fleming
struck him with a shoe hammer, but
we hear another report that says he
fell on crimping machine, which
caused the wound.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-03

A .EAFEGUARp.--One or two doses
Of DR.. Henry's Root and Plant Pills,
If taken in time, will often. prevent q
serious attack Of sickness.
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PRIVATE MATTERS

CLARK, F. D.. NJ. D., the regular old es-
fnenr Monroe) conndentially consulted. Fe-
male Pills. sure in oil cases, sl.00 per box
French Safes. &l.00 each, or for $500: Send
work on Seif Abuse. Address letters, Dr. +.
DECLARE, III south Clark st., Chicago.
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VAST QUANTITIES OF Ivory DE.
sTRoYED.-Thousands Of tooth that
might last . lifotimo, arc lost every
year, simply because the parties con,
corned either forget or do not ap,
probate the fact that Sozodont, duly
applied. renders the dental substance
proof against decay.
Accidents will occur even in the
best regulated families, and 'Spald-
ing's Glue" should be kept handy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1870-11-03
Dissolution.

ESTABLISHED .......... ............. 1850
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REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE
u Parasofs, Kid Gloves. Corsets, Ladies'
Underclothing, Jewelry, Vases, Glassware,
Books, and the largest variety Of staple Fancy
Goods in the West, at New York Psices. Is
Lake street, Chicago.
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$4,000 BOYS AND GIRLS

WANTED, one or more in every city.
village and neighborhooa in the United
States, to work al leisure hours for good
pay in cash. Pleasant permanent. honor
able eiuployments Wriiest once to JOHN
b. ALEsN 4 Co., Chicago, Ills. Please
mention where you see this.
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MACHINERY DEPOT

- oGERs 4 BIGELow, Il2 Monroe street.
III Chicago, Portable Engines, Lathes,
Planning and general Machinery at reduced
prices. Send for cuts Of Machines.
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IA zqlauf, and ! In District Court OF Wap-
~ !. 1 zsGiIIen s,'o SS1nf 4oY In

Henry ]. zulauf, clio county, Iowa. 8
wa. KILLER. January Tam. isat.
TO A. MILLER: You arc hereby notified
clerk OF the District Court Of Wapello countv.
lowa, the petition Of John zAnlauf and Hen.
" =. zAnlAa1 elaA.alng . yoa The san oi
certain promissory note, given by you to
them for four hundred dollets, dated August,
10Th, 16ge, and prAying for the foreclosure of Q
Following deseTiSsd ~ sstats. io.WlG Lot ia
Five ISL 81 ZaulAurs sub division OF O0t-lot
No. Ten p0l In the city 81 OttumwA. Wspello
theret 70 and dcletad d OF bo1oeo n600o 81 tbs ID
day Of the January Term, A. D., lnl, Of said
January, a. d, ISL. dsssass III; III S taken
against you and Judgment and decree entered
against you a. per prayer q Petition.
49, A. II. HAMILTON,
80 ATTY for p1Alntt6.
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HOURS or LEISURE,

The A, T. II. Coachmens Association, will dance
In Appolo Hal on Friday night.
Ihe urst annual coterie o the X. r. T., was enjoy.
cd last eNealng In Masonic Temple. Nilinmsburyh,
Company ", Ninth Regiment, National Guard,
week. -
Company A, Finy,nfh Regiment, National Guard,
had tnor nrsI annual bal IN Tcutonla Assembly Rooms
The annual reception OF the Thirty-seventh Rcgi.
mept takes place might In their aruiory, Broadway
and Tlirtyhith street.
The Old 81; AIMS ora,orio Society OF ofBrooklyn
Washington streets, this evening.
The commencement exercises Of the Eclectic
Medical COLLEGE OF New York takes place IN Pllmplon
Hall tomorrow evening,
At the fair Of Company II, First Infantry, in their
SsSSJl:DSg aES REt4A q fRr rSS vi qHi''a''a to A
Tho great main between New York and New Jer-
seYB,"s. event on Monday afternoon next on Union
NM M l, ''ch Is for $1,000 nfleen battles in the
main.
The ~ Of Company D, Eighth Regiment, National
Quar- Ly ir Han tomorrow evening, il to be en-.
iot ''' Du'"''u0 ''"'' " wv
ocation's fourth annual bail
IN Il .ur evening was attenHed by Ch lef
ana ana .r. '"O'''"' ''''ni'' ''''H''n
pcs @ sSs ehal.a sTs % ~ hs oase q
Chapei 'I e Points.
At tn, lu.st % dessrs. Dexter A. HAWKINS, q.
hhSIRsS ha' o9a,sh , &C. rspsst h discourse on th
In The Brot iwli TSbs,us,io tsTt sunday evening.
The Arion w7'qlsrr the great event OF the
season. takes p'ae IN ~ sidsmy of Music this even.
int Th: bs ~ H SsP ~ Va "a Overture By The sr,pd
xntehesss. .seesds 81. pqdigg. 81 veish ti9s IL:
mssSasrAdsrs a.Ads f'SheAvos ~A3 wee V ApI hsArn,
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J0IIINGS ABOUr TOWN.

Over six thousand emisrants have suived here
since January |.
John Gebhardt died suddenly yesterday at 65i
Wett Fotty'hnh street.
The slip Peruvian lay at Quarantine thirty days
and her quarantinns cost her owners $4,000.
Nicholas G. Robinson died suddenly at l4t Perry
street last evening. Supposed to have taken poison
Al the Tammanv tonight the famous champions
Of the world, JOAN g. HeenNn and James Mace.-Idp.
II Ia announced around the City Hall that Coroner
foIico. 'N'' ~ WV ''"'' VI ''''' ''D''H-0H' 0'
The Hudson River Unitarian Conference were IN
session yesterday ~ the Church OF the Messlah Park
Avenue.
Tic Bank Clerks Mutual Benefit Association
have Just received an addition Of 5000 70 their peTma
nent mnd.
The attention OF the Erie Railway occrs Is called
TO the nthy condition OF the approaches 70 Payona
Ferry on botn sides Of the river
The School Trustees Of the Seventh Ward have
petitioned the Board OF Education TO Introduce the
lrsh language In the public schools.
The New York Association OF the Alumni and ex.
students OF Dickinson College have their nrst annual
feuni6n and dser at the ASoT House, the 2th Inst
at6 O'Clock.
Mr.. William Leask will deliver the opening ad.
dress the twenty third anniversary OF the First
~ MarneIs sunday school IN the Oliver street temple
this evening.
The Board OF Death, possibly intending to make a
from the Superintendent Yesterday, ordering the docu
ment over to private meeting Of the Board
The concert saloon gang OF the Bowsry "put up
JOB" 70 "eresk policeman james 3. Dyer OF Edridee
Com a:ions1s hsaaa Sspt f ys:',,ssY The rSss
sOSS BIN asS: q III; Sfs%s ses e.
<: s rSs9s cSunssisnsri DID SO| SCOUT 10 Scsr On
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NOVEL LITERARY sWISDLE.

Trials OF q Nassau street Bibiiopoic-
Private Library ssid by HI. Partner while
he wns abse.i II Esropr-sharp Practice
Amsns Beskssticrs.
Two years ago Mr.. George p. Philes, the
able book stores In Nassau street. Among his col.
lection we're uniaue tones every lsubject and In
every l~ngusce Scholar, antiquarians. and hlsto-
rians examined his shelves almost daily to gather
gems for their libraries or materials for thought
His business was consequently very lucrative, and
IL excited the cupld,ty OF Q Spectator named Ha-
bsrshaw, . son OF the venerable foreman Of the
United states Grand jury, who sent him numerous
letters asking Mr. Philes TO sccept him ss his partner
The Blbhopole consented, and the new drm vas
known as Philes 4 Co, the company being Mr. Ha
bershaw.
A .hort time afterwmd Mr. Philes proceeded to
EuroTe In search OF rare and costly volumes and nc
made q number OF shipments OF the works he pur-
chased TO his partner. When be returned 10 this
and he subsequently discovered that his partner lad
abandoned, without his know Sedge or consent, the
cares Of bookselng, and had procured a situation
as clerk IN varnish factory In Pine street. Further
i'quirics ehcied the faet that Habershaw had sold
tie ysluable works sent over by Philes to . book
seller In Fulton street and TO yeserabe member Of
the trade in Nassau street near Fulton, who pur-
But this was not all. Mr.. Pliss had q privnte
library in OF the rooms Of the New York Cnlyer.
sity, and although II not included In the stock
OF tie nm, his partner disposed OF and poeketed
the proceeds. When asked to wlssm he sold this
hbrury he answered that his grandmother had pur.
chased IT.
Mr.. Phles .ued bis late partner a,r IN. pr,ee O,
and the case was tried yesterday. sfsre Judge Mo
nell In IN. Superior Court Annr haarsls .pIAsr
t1 5i2 aud costs which will swell the whole sum to
be paid BY HsbershAw to tl.S00.
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PERsONLL INTELLIGEYcE.

John King, Jr,, has been elected President Of the
Marietta anG Cincinnati Railroad.
VIM. 7. McClintock has been elected President Of
the Cincinnati ana Baltimore ltailroad.
Gov. Geary presided In the Grand Council Of the
Union League OF America In Washington yesterday,
Dr. Cutler declines the ProIcssorshp OF Music
rendered aim by the PreslGent and Faculty OF Racine
College.
1t Is reported that Major Thomas Morton, e,c Of
the largest and m, 81 prominent Wall street operators
intends soon to retire from business.
Gen. David Atwood, editor OF the Madison Stats
Journal has been elected Congress from the Second
Wisconsin District 10 MI the place OF the Hon. +. u
Hopkins deceased.
Mr.. Burt, tho English Solicitor employed BY the
Protective COMMITTEE OF the English Erie bondhodcrs
arrived yesterday, He l. said 20 be amply kupp lied
with the suews OF war, and will cooperate with the
Ramsey Eaton party IN the war against Fisk aud
Gould
Messrs J. r. and Thos. o'Donohue, politicians
were accomraned down the hay Yesterday by a boat
load OF friends, including shel ~ O'ircn justices Led
with and Fox, Supervisor Roche. and others They
sailed for the Emerald Islc.
Mr. Joseph Strauss, the versatile Interpreter at
the Police Central Oflcc, Is 10 be made Sergeant IN
place & SerRt Edgar Davis transferred to the abomi.
na BILE House Of Detention, the putTckccn dungeon INTO
when they ding poor witnesses who Lave 10 nnuc
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POISONING 4 WIDOW.
A Hudson tity Drug store In Charge ef n
Novsce-scIling ediciaes In Vic alton Of

A Hudson tify Drug store In Charge eF IA
Novbce-sciling Medicines In Vic alton of
s--~----->s-~. 49, s.-----~.. s..-e.s-
DIR. iiornbower. Of Hudson City, was called
yesterday morning to attend the widow Mary Mold.
OF Tonneiie avenue. The womah's son said that lis
mother was in settled sleep, under powder wIiih
she had bought at Charles Dryon's drug store on the
previous night. when the physician arrived he
found the womsn unconscious, aud all the symp.
toms OF poisoning were apparent One OF the re.
naming poNde $ wns found to contain four grains
OF opium and about two Of sugar. At 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning Mrs. Mohl died
Young Mohl positively asserts that he received the
potions from the druggist himself Another witness
says that the druggist was absent at a ball IN New
York, and had left an inexperienced man in his
place TO dispense medicines
The Sun reporter last evening cnllei az the drug
store and was told by Dryon that there was mo
opium In the package sold, aud that the medicine
was Dover's pow ders; that the powders were given
by Dryons clerk, and that he had lcit the city but
had been scLt for. Dryon then sud that he knew
what all the stir was for that he was Dutchman
and that therefore they intended TO prosecute him
The reporter asked him whether he knew that the
law forbade the sale OF medicine without q physi.
eion's prescription The druggist here closed the
Interview with several unimportant expressions re.
atins to Coroner's inquests and his tights in the
Courts.
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Importapt Mo,em.o, for Cub,

A stirring meeting of the Cuban League was
held at Delmonicos last evening. when large num-
Der Of prominent citizens enrolled their names as
members. circular, signed by the Committee on
Correspondence appointed at the last meeting, was
sent to the leading men throughout tho Union, urg.
Ing immediate action, by public meetings and other
wise, to public sentiment In aid OF the strug
Cling Cubans. Tue League has prepared the follow.
ing pithy and pointed petitions. copie OF which have
been sent In all directions for signatures:
TO hs Senate aud House Of Represeniaares 6 Congress
dSSsMbed.
We he undersigned, believing petition - be IN
accordance with the general desire OF American Cti.
zens do respectfully pray that your honorable body
will recognize the bcligcrent RIG of the Cubanr who
are now struggling for their freedom.
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weediuG Out the sIussard..

The College Of the City Of New York is in com.
motion. The faculty has uttered q ukase thu, IN
future no slugsards shall be tolerated among lts
students. The resolution Of that august body Or
dams that "h, at the approaching examination. any
student be rated deficient in more than two studies
he shall be dropped from the rolls Of the Collegs
and be permitted TO withdraw with q certificate or
progress" Under this rule cIghty-six students
were found deficient at the recent examination and
we're summarily counted out, President Webb ad-
dressing note TO the parents OF each stating shs
branches In which the pupil was deficient =
follows:
CoLLxos OF rnr CITY OF NEW York.l
Feb. - $50. \
SIR Your son deficient In Chere branehes were
mentioncd) ] regret to inform you that he must ~
Withdrawn. l AM your obedient servant.
ALEXANDER 9. WEBB, President.
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Augustus Name, cook for the St Nicholas Uote
was committed by Justice Coz for carrying concealed
weapons.
George W. Howard, one OF Rcddy's gang was
committed yesterday at the TOmbs for robbinc Henry
kearns, OF % 0reenwl lch street, OF Si
Martin X. Cook, Of the Arm OF q. A. Fellows &
Co., has been arTes cd charge OF cons piracy with
subordinate revenue officer, TO delraud the United
States.
The testimony received by Coroner Keenan, yes.
erday In the case OF Andrew HYland who run yer
BY car of the Forty and Grand street ferry
line, was conflicting.
Joseph Coon, who with his sister kopt millinery
Al St Fourth avenue was committed by Fire Marshal
Bracket Yesterday to answer the charge setting nTo
to his pace to yet the Insurance,
Thomas Dennis's establishment at 81 New Bowery
and Delser Fsherf at lO3 Bayard street. seized
yesterday by Collector Bailey BlyardS establishment
was sczol by the same Collector IN lsG.
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STORM IN NEW JERSEY.
Defiance Of Camden and Amboy-A leuI,.
iator Actually Working for the People
ISOLATION of the Newark Coancii Dead.
iock-The Police Bill Pass,d.

Il
iock-The Police Bill Pass'd.
Yesterday afternoon the Independent Railroad
bill came up In the Assembly. The lobby was soon
crowded. The Committee reported the bill with
Recommendation that 1t do not pass" Mr.. Barton,
1t Trenton, Delivered a spirited speech in favor OF
the new line and against the renewed attempt on the
part Of Camden and Amboy to monopolize what they
had affected 10 surrender He said that lie had been
warned thathe would lose his head II he dared aid
railroad enterprise in opposition to Camden and
AmbOy, but that be served the people and while
representing them would DO the slave Of no Railroad
Company. The vote resulted In the adoption OF
the report Of the Committee by two majority
Though this vote threw out the bill yet the result
regarded as highly favorable to the Independent
Railroad, as the Committee had reported uneXpect-
edly when many friends OF the new road were ab-
sent A motion to reconsider is TO be male, and in
all probability carried, and the report OF tho Com.
mittes ovcrrul,d. Then tue bill viii be regularly
before the House.
Mr.. Dorrance, who attends TO the interests Of the
joint Companies lacks the exp ricuce and ability OF
Gen. Cook, and is unpopular, a. H. wns he who abol.
ished the oyster supIer stu1lrg aul suzZiing busl
ness. Dclos l.. Culver q young uin q some ability,
~ at the bead ut tne lndepcndeLt Iialroad enter.
rrs and is hcttcr calculated successfully to guide
lie stun which New Jersey legislators are made Of
Last evening Gen. stockton, Stevens, and others
were present, telegram having buried johnny
Stevens from Newark, where he vas attending tue
wedding OF Judge Brldley's daughter. Camden ari
Amboy Is thoroughly alarmed, and a. the members
OF the Legislature smell blood, there Is prospect
OF lively times.
The briggs Drainage bill came up In the Senate to-
day. The senate yesterday afternoon killed the
Savings Bank bill Of Newark.
In the Senate the Newark Police bill passed, all
the Democrats, excepting stopper OF Passaic county
voting for It. Senators Little and BrinkerhUr said
that the Democratic rirty had been driven to the
wall and must turn UPON toe oppressors Tne FIJI
tecnth Amendment, i carried out as proposed,
would send United States soldiers TO guard and
control tie polls, and commissioners appointed at
Washington would direct the mode Of election. The
police OF Newark was notoriously partisan and had
been made a political machine at the elections In
that city. The Republican senators delivered
speeches against commissions taking from the peo.
pie the municipal governments OF their respective
towns, and vanly endcavorCd TO kill the bin. But
the ndt had gone forth and In obedience to the
Democratic State Ceu tral Committee, the bill WAS
passed, and Barney Ford, tho notorious King OF the
Newark Lobby, telegraphed the fact to Newark, and
Capt. Kully telcgraphed back, "God bless the
Scnate-lct's all take q big drink"
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SPARKS FROM the TELE0R4r

Educational bill yesterday
The billiard match between Rudophe and I 100
has been postponed until March ).
louisville viii celebrate the opening OF the "a
and the passage OF q train to-day
The President has signed the bill for tho relri q
the poor OF the District oil Columbia.
Ex-senator Crimes. now In Europe Is r,n.uF
!allins' and may survive to reach home.
The complement Of men for the navy-S5OO ..r.
INK been reached. enllstments have been stopped
Kcf who stabbed Lnney in Memphis on 3 I'D.
night escaped yesterday. LaneV viii probably
The taxpayers Of Bnghlmton voted bva lA,s
majority To erect free academy, a. q cost Of SIS
The Virginia Sena'" has resolved not to clce. o.
United States Senator Tor the term ending Marc isU
The Hon. Whiting GrswOli presided In la.
S"u''' ie4d.y temperance Convention In D0''on ye'-
The MARYLAND Legislature has voted TO extend In.
freedom Of the State House to the officers VI Moa-
The Kentucky Legislature has refused sn invita-
ton 70 aitend the opening to the public OF the suspeAr
Senator Sherman has given notice that A, soon n.
me Mls'sspp blll is disposed OF. he viii pres. ths
The body Of John Williams, a seaman. aged SIXTY.
employed as keeper Of vessel found IN the rive:
In Providence yesterday.
Counterfeit t9O notes on the National Bank os
Commerce OF New York have been received atthe Sub
Treasury In San Francisco.
Al the Charlestown NAVY Yarl on Tuesday, All
exception Of eight mon, were suspended
Orders have been received at the United States
c@nSOa ISr use IN So aavy "0u'ANa
Tie Committee on Federal Relations in the Ken
Seky LGrleiuas tsp1Tted sjIi9st & " reso.1llona FOG
men.
Andrew nair and Patrick GapPios convicted Of
State Prison
The trial Of teacher for erpell, beating boy In
one Of the public schools OF Princeton, III closed on
Tues ay 1he Jury were unable to agree, after being
locked up sixteen hours. ''''
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THE MARKET roR CADErsHIPs.
The Innoceuts Anxious to show Ciran
Observation-Disclosures, Of south Carolina,
Denies the Charges Against Him-Au
EHert to shin the r. spensibtiity over TO
the shoulders of Ciain, Agents.

Denies the Charges Against Him-An
Eaert to shin the RI spensibility over TO
the shoulders of Ciain, Agents.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The House Military
Committee to-day examined nine witnesses with re.
ference TO the sale OF cadetsh,ps but so far have
found no direct testimony duplicating any member
OF this Congress or past Congresses 10 making a
direct sale. 0ustavus Rsmack, Of Philadelphia, ad
mi,ted that he bought for ti,oOo, q nomination In
is69, for his son. or one wm. Fitzgerald, Of Phila
deiphia. who vas accordingly summoned TO tell
where or how he got the nomination.
b. +. wbitomore, OF South Carolina, who was i'm.
plcated by some hcarsay testimony, yesterday
called on the Committee and demanded that the
fathcr and the friends In his district OF the person
he nominated be called to show the utter fal-y Of
tho charge which he sa,s was started by personal
enemy.
White, an editor, and two others nom Meade.
vilie Penn, we're called, ot their own request to
tell what they know about Judge Pettis
selling nomination last winter. White
who had charged Il In his paper, knew
nothing. and tne others alleged that the father
the youhE man % .ggci1tsd ., had a.. paid tO's Of
10 pay for the nomination. II appears, however.
that one - these parties had tried to get his own
son appointed. snd feels sritved al not having sue
eeeded. Pettis has written to one Of the P,nnsyl.
vana delegates asking to be heard In reference to
the charge, which he says is ccnspiraey to njure
him by political enemies and that he never received
q dollar, aud can prove that the motey paid as not
paid to him, but was Iald for political party debts.
.,mn nS encnrs %sn , M
toners, get bids, end then find out at the War De
partmcnt VINO has places 10 OIL, nnd then. through
ueugh no proof Of money being paid direct to any
menb or ex members has yet been found.
Thcrs seem. g DC ysry W. r,ds &C. ssld cid opening 1p
witnesses' fees und mileage.