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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-06-14
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No man engaged in business in this
country makes more fairant generous Of
fcrs to those unacquaintcd With MN tnan
docs Daniel F. Beatty, Esq. Of Waning
ton, N j., and certainly no man kee, %
them better. Every instrument he sells
piano or organ. is fully warranted fer SIX
years, and. while he sells for cash, and
thus gives the advantage of the lowest
prices, yet no stranger is asked to advance
. dollar on. Of his own control, until he
has seen and tested the instrument. See
his advertisement in this paper, and if you
intend buying an instrument, write 10 him
and examine his method Of doing busin-
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How 1t is Dons-

The first beet in life with tire Amcri-
can people Is 10 "gct rich;" the second,
how 10 regain good be-sssh- The Arst can
be obtained BY energy, honesty snd saw
ing; The second, good health by using
GREExs AUGUsT Flower. Should you
be despondeni sufferer from any Of the
effects OF Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, In
digestion, &c, such rs Sick Headache,
Palpitation of the Heart, Sour Stomach,
Habitual CostiveDcss, Dizziness Of the
Head, Nervous Prostitution, Low Spirits,
&C., you need not ss,fscy another day Two
doses Of AUGUST FLOWER will relieve yOu
al once. Sample Bottles 10 cents. Regu-
Ia, s.ze IS cents. Positively sold BY all
'first-. lass Druggists in the U. s. Go to
your Dl nggist. J. N. Springer, Of Toledo,
or II. Sole. nan, lama City, and get bot
tie.
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"a, - sanssflsss 5sys NhIeh spa.s ,tins dofh
:, ~ III
aow - sgssads hsr srssa robe Der ihs forssl
40 sssse. airy sonssten from Joy - doth bis
1ae< 10 enkhsns Of music, % chaxminely siagi
e natsls issks lovely ana gives Nc 1slirht,
go ~ sun IN IL glory dispels he aark niiAt
Ana castls nd HORSES md lsmbiins ne seen.
s. ~ slcrt o'er ~ laadseaps and pass . d
green.
1hsa ~ prairie % itch, ne lin and he p,.lu.
~ ~ oeysssd with herbags ana tender yosns.
srein, s y. ~ 81, n %
Ara 49, ev.rhsAd ssad down tA.ir -. sAow.
y - dsspr The s..sn md brighter i. as~.
Next comstA H. Summer Win Bcorchinr. hot san.
I'm wc ssvk the cool shade ne our labof 4 done
= tciling and sweating To ripe, golden grain
eashersd fsom the hillside and valley ana plain.
When fruits ars ripssing sna Summer L ola.
lnsn comes chilly Autumn tlnged eli Oyer win
s ana = che adsAnces with cold, icy breath.
Sas te:owsov et iii natsrs mantle Of death.
kessn;s beautiss have faded. departed from sieht.
And he ripe helds Of corn are the farmers delight
Ne moves with quick step. With hear. cheerful
and gay.
A. be gathers his corn and then slows it away.
The Gene now is changed, for cold winter has
come.
Bat =. makes ali the s-estsr he joys Of the
home;
From toll ON his land now the farmer can rest.
And tho loved ones indoors with his presence be
blest.
Then bleak winds assail Us. with rudcuess they
blow,
And the clouds white and neecy sift down tn.
pure snow,
Arraying all nature In garments a. bright
AZ the robes Of the angels made up Of pure white.
And then the sweet lassrs, 50 loving. 70 fair,
With their laugh ringing loud in the cold winter
cir.
BY those whom they low. I'm the merry light Sleigh
Spend the coolest Of weather with more gles than
Nay.
But cold, icy Winter sosn passes Ms by,
And sweet sonesters MARBLE meath . calm azuis
sky,
Full Of life, Joy and love each animate thing.
And the pure air Is sweet with the rich bloom Of
Spring.
Toledo, June 4th., 1877. is.
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Eauners ~ 40 ;;...,..
poor standipr 80. :. sss.. ~. ~ q
isfecaive 80 ~ M .ss:s.,, oa.neF'
caused mary q tlc., 3. III 81 aaEe
whcs< crop 100 vs,S ~ 3,
4 little 81 IL NJ -. - ~ ~ sess
Nobody deeires naI,., ,s.., s & y. = "a
The war befweer Il. -, g ~ ~. .e
and ia h.lfcivil;.ea R.s.,.- 5. \. an!k
to Is : eood zinc g, 81. 81 49,. 3 g can z.
continue lonr .non.,, - : = : =
There haa 49, .,,cs h,.a -. ".
that ! person -. .i,,o.. .a,'. 49, q ~
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stop Is III ru,.v.v ~ - -
last week blev IN tn.v ...,,.- ~ :. "'1ss a
when there -. I nnsr ~, -. !. . 49,
damage. 4 man nsr,ea H..hsss 49, 49,
large dance.hall tnrr.d ..rs,.,.s. - ~. -. !.
most.n ana torn ton,.c.s 80 - 80 ~.
granary Va turned roura g i. Y y. I
ton: Ia nuts *. a.,n.~. s. ernc 8 ~ .
was other miscl,ief aors' d, - 'aess
unroofinr carn IN. ....- .''s vsy q
ana scar.,. a, -'ns IOWA Trees.
sssc. -. ~ 1s- Yam g.
ov..s h- 80 -, w ~ Asns Touring mill.
II ~. I. 80 9 .'s.n.' W.s oessroyed
-. - - nc - s 800 nss ySsls ag0 q .
s,,.s..s .ssr s.'- " = : eoou lnl'i' y -
49, = q s.s WIZ =, q ince Notary.
,owora. r.h,,s, AIN 1912 $500 subscribed
mi lot
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TOLEDO. IOWA.
shertns Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
In by virtue of general execution, di-
rected to me from the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court, of Tama County, iowa, on ajudg-
ment obtained in said Court on the 9th
day of December, 1877, in favor Of G. W..
WOrmley, Administrator of the Estate OF
s. G. Breese. deceased, as Plaintiff, and
against Anthony Jarkowsky, as Defend
ant, for the sum of Three Hundred, Sixty
Five and Sixty-Seven Hundrcdths Dollars
and cost taxed at -and accruing
costs. have levied upon the following real
property, taken as the property OF said
defendant, to satisfy said execution, to-
wit
Commencing $50 feet South Of the land
Of the Chicago & North Western Rail
Road Company on the East line of Secr
ton No. Eighteen, (16,l in Township
Eighty-Two ca, North OF Range Thirteen
as, West Of the 5th p. NJ. Thence South
i5O feet, thence West = rods, thence North
$50 feet, thence East s rods to the place
of beginning. ss
And / will offer the same for sale 10 the
highest bidder. for cash ID hand, on the
28rd Day Of june, a. D. 1877
in front Of the Court House, in Toledo,
Tama County, Iowa, at the hour Of ~
O'Clock, q. M. of said day, when due at
tendance will be given by the undersign-
ed.
Dated May gath, 1877.
r. E. AUSTIN, {
Sheriff OF Tama County. :
G.. r. STRUBLE, M
Attorney for Plaintiff e166. :
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,,,,. 8. ,,-..l,h 9 I. 49,, IL, $3.50
nore,, sha time and oncortu,,,v .oeFsr.d
= . once make 1 nrovi.;or witch would
.h;eld -. Vie and oh;ldrer .fr.,r w.rs
ana cans. tb.m ~ uor. avs, .ef., -
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- - !, ar-,rc -. Net ye.l
aho,. 10. 80 ~. f,;.rd and fo,har
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During the review of the Sunday School
lesson recently the question was as
ked, "What became of Elijah?" and the
entire congregation were electrified by q
small shrill voice that piped OUT with ex-
IRENE JUNCTION, He went to heaven like a
house a-fre, you bet. All bets were de-
clared off, and the congregation sung q
hymn. -Blrlington Uawkeys.
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Township sunday school Convention.


Will be held in the Methodist Church.
i'm Montour, Iowa, Saturday evening. June
23rd, 1877, closing June Gath.
SATURDAY EVENING.
SOO.-Anthem by the Choir-Bible and
Song Scrvice-Led by s. W. Maltbie.
S:l5.-opening Addrcss-By E. w. Allen,
Of Marshalltown.
SONG.
Announcements.
SUNDAY MORNING.
9:S0.-Opening Services Conducted by
Rev. C. C. Adams.
SONG.
10:00.-Annual Election Of Officers.
10, 80.-Rcport Of Township Secretary.
1910 Three Minute Reports from Super
intcndents.
100 Discussion Methods Of Teach
iDg'-by the following teachers:
Greenwood Newil. Geo. Blake, j.
Paxon, H. Shelly, s. w. Maltbie, I.
C. Willard, ]. w. Beale, Mrs. Downs,
Mrs. Malibie.
SONG.
Has. -Announc:m ents.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
2O0.-Song and Bible Conduct
ed BY Dr. Chas. Reiterman, Of lie
Grand
2l5.-Address-By Al. T. Whitney. OF
siarshalltown.
SONG
2;5O.-Social Relations Of Teacher and
Scholar-Led by Rev. s. N. Howard.
Followed by Five Minute Speeches.
SONG.
8.30.-How to enlist and retain pupils in
the Sunday Scheduled BY Rev. g.
G Adams. Followed by Five Minute
Speeches.
4:1j.-.Adjourn.
SUNDAY EVENING.
SNO.--Riblc and cong Service-Conducted
by NJ. T. Whitney.
Sis -Address-By Prof. J. @. Evans OF
lie Grand.
8: 45.-Closing Exercises
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We offer for sale ouE
ENTIRE PRO PERTY,in
the MAIN BUSINESS
PART OF TOLEDO,
now paying an annual
cash rent Of $50 DOL
Z AIRS, and we are doing
business In the best
room, worth at least
so , more annually. We
will sell tho property at
suoh figures as will Sc
cure the purchaser q
large percentage on the
investment. For par
tlculare address: Box
- or cell on
fR1Ck d kUEN.
Toledo, Iowa.
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45.-Closing Exercises

MARRIED. AT the residence NJ the
brides parents, four miles east Of T;ma
City, on Saturday evening June 2nd. 1877
by Rev. NJ. r.. Drury, Mr.. GEonGE KEN
xERof Belle Plainc, and Miss ANNA W..
IIERxAN, of Tama County Iowa.
A number of friends and relatives were
present to witness this marriage, which
took place abont o'clock P. NJ. Then
followed the usual "wish you much hap
pinesss by those present. After which a
good supper was enjoyed by sall. May
success and happiness attend this newly
married couple in oil their efforts in
lifo -. 49,. 80 - - ne Nv
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The Buckeye Table Rake as combin-
ed mach inc has two Cutter Bars one for
moving and one for rcaping. Two now
ing sickles and one grain sickle. The
Buckeye took four grand prizes at the
centennial and was awarded the grand
gold medal at the Great Field trial held
under the auspices of the Indiana State
Board Of Agriculture on the Indiana
Agricultural Farm near Lafayette Ind.
in June 1876. The Buckeye is sold on
long time and is fully warranted.
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The Annual meeting Of the Farmers
Mutual Aid Insuran Co. If Tama Ceun
" YES held at the Court House on Mon
day Of last week. The old officers were
all reelected. The next Annual Meeting
will be held in Traer next June.
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The Presbyterian church will give the
first Ice Cream Festival OF the season, at
springer's Hall on Friday evening Of this
week. All are invited to come and bring
their friends with them.
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CAMERY & SON

Are sole agents for the Champion
Reaper and Mower. The best machine
in the world. $1,000 sold in 1876. Took
first prize at the Centennial oyer about 40
other machines.
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COMMUNICATION.
EDITOR CHRONICLE
Dear Sir.

-
EDIToR CHRONICLE
Dear Sir.
The article in your paper Of two weeks
ago signed bismarck being combination
Of MISREPRESENTATION feel Il due TO tho
parties Interested 10 make the following
corrections. He srysspeaking Of the
But bingham Schot l--'sour new director
J. A. Lad,l, whispered 10 the scholars
that they wanted 10 DC little careful
how the knife was used around the house
but they got the start Of him and now
they have the house we'll ventilated with
twenty -one broken window lights. The
only semblanccof truth in the whole state.
ment is in regard to the whispering;
I did whisper in fhat very way, and even
louder still, that they must be careful
how they dcfaced or abused the school
house or any property belonging thereto.
The rest Of The statement is wholly and
totally untrue. There has not been single
light broken out of the windows, and
neither have they IL any way misused
anything pertaining to the school house.
make this statement Ia strict justice
TO both teacher and scholar, as the
naturas inference 10 the reader Of Bis
marck's letter would be. that not only nus
our teacher, Miss. Oliye NJ. Kcckley, been
remiss in her duty, but that the children
are decidedly bad; both Of which ! am
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The LATEST.
DALLAS. TEXAS. june 9Th. 1877

DALLAS, TEXAS, June 9th, 1877.
Adams d French Haroester Go.
The Edward and Marsh Harvesters,
beaten in field trial to-day. near Sherman,
Texas, by the Adams 3 French Harves-
ter. Poor old canyas backs.
Aus. II. PIETY,
Texas State Agt.
Call and leave your orders for an
Adams y French
G. W. SWEAT
Sole Agt. Toledo.
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One Of the neatcst establishments in
Tama County is the new store in the Bank
Block, kept by Messrs. Sine & Solomon.
They have good stock Of rady-madc
clothing and furnishing goods and sell
them at reasonable prices.
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A fine rife for sale or trade; enquire at
the CHRor1cLE Office. Price, $l2; will
fake half cash and half in wood.
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The Davis Sewing Machine. notwithstanding
the hard times, is still meeting with good sales.
We are not surprised at this. for It h csrttiply
one Of the best ifaot the best In the w.rld. J G..
G ne, still agent Tor the Davis in this vicinity
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Sheet music at Berger's.

All kind of pumps at g. W. Sweais
and Harvey knows how - put them in !.
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W. c. Walters has just received nnoth-
er fine lot Of newer pots. vases, hanging
baskets, &c.
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j. M. Camcry 4 Son. are sole agents for
the Weir, Deercs Advance, Furst 4 Brad
ley, Black Hawk, Defiance and Buckeye
Jr Cultivasoss, TALL new stock,) and will
be sold At bottom prices.
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VIII. Stiyers has followed the exam
pie set by Judge Struble, and put up a
lamp post on the corner near his resi-.
dence.
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Soda Water, Mineral Water, Belfast
Ginger Ale, Mead, Root Beer, and SO 4th.
AtG Nj Rerpcrs.
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The New Buckeye Mower is all Steel
and Iron, except the tongue. II is o front
cut, and is the neatest, Iightest and best
mower in the market and perfectly safe fo1
the driver. g. W. Sweat, Agt for Toledo,
and Tama City. Call and give your orders
for tl New Buckeye and you will be
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Oh. Goodrich took u short run up to
Hampton last week. returning with his
wife Saturday.
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Nov ready Tor sale. ! am prepared to
furnish brick in small or large contracts
at my kiln, one and half miles west OF
Toledo. Ialso will ship to any point on
the railroad in large contracts.
Toxrxs WvrN
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Rev. G. Rindell returned home from
Des Mones last week. He is recovering
from the effects of his recent accident as
rapidly as could be expected
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We received a pleasant call from Mr..
n. B. Hanna, Of Wyoming. the early part
Of the week.
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Tho Fire Company haye decided to have
drill and practice every Friday evening
until further notice.
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Blanchard Churns, the best in the mar
ket for sale BY q. ". Sweat.
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Messrs. G. R. Struble,J. ". Willett, and
W. n. Stivers have been attending Court
in Des Mcines, the past few days. "a.
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W. C. Walters willpay the highest mar
ket price in cas!. for Butter and Eggs.
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LIST OF LETTERa

Remaining in uncalled for in the post-of-
fec, at Toledo, Iowa, May =, 1877.
=. 1. Barnhat, Edwin Mas,n,
Benz Benncr, W. "A. Mensce. 2.
Oscar Harris, Clara C. Smith,
Josephine Hartman.
E. L. DILLNAx, p. M.
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The exercises at the n. E. Church last
sunday passed off pleasantly to all con-
@ned. The Church was most beauti-
iully decorated. and much credit Is due
'ae committee who had the matter In
eaarge. Rev. H. Il. Green preached an
Interesting sermon in the morning on the
subject Of Sunday Schools, and IN the
evening . concsst was given, consisting
u sengs, short addresses, &c. &C.,
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DALLAS. TEXAS, May Ath, 1877.
AdGms d French Harpester Go.
A sure back-down by all Canvas Har-
vestcrs here to-day, on farm Of J. Edman-
son. The Adams & French the only har-
vester that went to the front and was sold
on the ground.
Aus. H. PETY,
Texas State Agent.
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BRIcKl RRIcKl

+ Cali and go catalogue Of music at Der
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Mr. 10. Bishop has commenced work
nm The new well on High Street.
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DALLAS, TEXAS, May 24th, 1877

THE DEATH BLOW TO CANVAS, BELTS
AND CHAINS 50 q
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The cheapest -four in this town can be
got Of E. Irish for $50 per sack. You get
full 100 lbs and sack worth 30 cents,
and I have -four for 81, 30 per sack. Come
and see for yourselves and will warrant
satisfaction as TO quantity and quality.
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E. L. DrLLNAN, r. 81

A stable-kecper who invariably cau-
ions bis patrons against driv wing fast, re-
psatsd the injunction toa gentlemen who
was hiring team Of him the other day,
audreceived the following response. Il
am going 70 funeral, and must keep
up with the procession II 1t kills the
norss." He was permitted to drive
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Dox'T FoHGEr lit Cainsry & Son are
sole agents for the Glidden Barbcd Fence
and the Kennedy Barb, the only licensed
Fence and Barb N the market. II you
use any ether you are Halsls TO prosceu
ton by the patenteeS
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HAMnoNp & BENKp1cT.

IIAMMONV q DENEDICFs
Tie reas. IN why be sehs so much che ap-
er is because he does his own work and
has the best and largest stock Of -four
in the market. - s
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BURGLARS CAUGHT !

See what LIE Grand says about n:
LIE GRAND, Iowa, June 4th, ~.
E. IRISH-Dear STR: Don't you think
you had better sell -four at the same price
as other parties in your town, If You don't
sell quite as much Hour! Yeu viii have
better margin and will make as much or
lore money.
Trulv s
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SEVEN ORDERS IN ONE DAY
Taken by Camsry 4 Son with the as
sistance Of the gentlemanly general
agent Mr.. Hastings. ON last Wednes-
day for Champion Reaper 4 Mower,
In Tama Co. Call and give your orders
soon. They are going on rapidly.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1877-02-01
Sitting Bulls Defeat.

Chicago. Jan. IS The following is All
extract of Colonel Miles Official report OF
the recent battle with Sitting Bulls band
"Sitting Bulls band was again defeated
at the head Of the Red River, Dec lNth,
bv three companies OF the Fifth Infantry,
under the command OF Lieutenant Frank
d. Baldwin The Indian trail was OBJ
scured by severe snow storm when
north of the Missouri, and as the reports
We're conflicting | divided my force, TAX
ing three companies through the Alissel-
shell and Dry Forks country, and sending
three down the north side OF the Missouri,
four companies being there on the Dry
Forks Sitting Bull had crossed near
Wolf Point, but on the approach OF Bald
wins forces retreated back again, al the
head of his camp of l22 lodges. lie was
driven south of the y Yellowstone, and his
camp captured, with many lodges stand
ing, together with GO horses, mules and
ponies, and everything pertaining to an
Indian village burned up. The Indians
escaped with very little besides what
they had on their backs. Lieutenant
Baldwin and officers and the troops with
him are entitled to great credit The
command has marched over 800 miles
making g miles in Is hours, and en-
dured the severity Of Il Montana winter
with great iortitude. Five prominent
chiefs Of the Sioux band We're killed by
their own enemies. the Crows, the scouts
at this point, on the 18th inst, while com
ing in bearing Il white flag, followed by
| some 20 or 30 others. The guilty Crows
escaped by flight The affair was most
unfortunate, as tleir coming would hav
secured the surrender of ut least 1000
| fighting men. The thermometer was 40
| below zero"