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CABBAGE WoRMs.-Mr. ). Y. Whitted
tells US he tried last summer, with good
effect, 9 mixture of three parts of un-
slacked lime aud one part fire salt, dust.
ed on cabbage plants when the dew was
on In the morning. The worms were
completely conquered. Last year was a
remarkably fruitful year for worms, and
cabbage plants looked as if they were
riddled with buck-stot. The above
remedy is cheap and simple, and ought
TO have trial BY every gardener.-Hiils.
L0rO Recorder.
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Effects entirely dispropcTtional to
cause are. frequently induced by the
simplest circumstances. a little pimple,l
iId:S:'siTe CT she beginning Of deterio-
FatiGr, Of the blood. Will, by neglect of
preventive means, develop into the loath-l
some Ulcer and sap health, or probably
destroy life. DIR. Bulls Blood Mixture
prevents ouch catastrophes. E
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-07-18

New York city has club named
the "Fnll bearded Company" consisting
of forty members with boards raRging i1
length, from two feet te four feet six
inches.
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II Is the only medicine I would rive
to my Baby, mntheT Ssid, speaking Of Or.
Bnll's BABY Syrup. At al drug sCtea
Is cent?. ~ 81 = = 3 ?
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no -M.A u 3: Q: .AIIIEEolTNYI..- az

pLEASANTLY aud FIST, agents should
A adde's FIELEy, HARVEY u CO., At
iatltal GO. itfne ely
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
The MurtRtisy Report from the
south,
Heavy Fir.,n East ~. Lout..

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 27th.-Twelve
buildings were destroyed by IRE at
East st. Louis last night; also
large lot of lumber, one locomotive
and several freight cars. The loss
is estimated at $l50,00O
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
Watches and Jewelry.

Having purchased the stock aud aEr
lures OF the we'll known jewelry seogo ~
Mr.. T. w. Stackpole, adding thoroeo = I
large and entirely new assoKtQQn1 o{
goods, we sre arc prepared to show ~
citizens OF Los Angeles and vtol1t(y 0u4
OF the finest and best selected gtooE1 ~
be found in the State, which Will - 1ofG
at the lowest living rates. *. u 9
We shall constantly be in receipt Of uI(
the latest novelties In watches, ohoiu1-
jeweiry. etc., to which the atten tioo ~.
tho public ID especially Invited. .z I
In spectacles we have = larGo up& w.
ried assortment, aud are the exqlo4l41
agents in Southern California - ~ c41s
eurated Laxeruu 4 Morris perfncto1
tacles. which We claim an the unGet
the world. s. t,'I = ~ 4 ]. e =
ploy, having exclusive cuotHuI U -
work department. and, ~ herQ1o.
peciRl Intention will be Riveu -
pairing OF nne Watches aqd toV()1 X
We shall be happy % ~ 1lk ~ ~
friends and The puzzle r l4r.4 q = S (
iyotf oxulrinG ~
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28

ground for agricultural purposes
and developing the miner
al resources of the country.
Each corps Is to be furnished by
the Government with seeds, stock,
farming implements and tools.
Volunteers are to receive the same
pay as regular soldiers, and every
person SO enlisting shall, upon hon.
orable discharge, be entitled to q
patent for one hundred and sixty
acres of land, as now provided for
by the Homestead Act, or to one
lot within the city limits as he
may elect, every alternate lot to be
reserved to the United States.
An International Niagara park
sugg ested.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 27.-Lord
Dufferin, in a speech before the
Society of Artists, said his sugges.
tion to the Governor of New York,
that an international Park be
formed around Niagara Falls, re.
ceived the hearty acceptance of
that gentleman, who encouraged
the hope that, should fitting op.
portunity present itself, he and his
Government might be induced, if
not to take the initiatory step n
the matter, at all events to CO.
operate heartily with Canada in
carrying out the plan.
london New..
LONDON, Sept. 27.-It is reported
that an order has been issued for
the dispatch of ten thousand water
proof sheets, and five thousand
blankets TO the Indian army. Field
stores are also preparing for i'm me-
diate issue.
The strike against reduction of
wages in the colored cotton facto.
ries at Radcliff, Pilkington and
Answorth has ended in a compro-
mise.
The Times says that the German
Government sold $500, 600 in silver
here yesterday at 5lS pence. Pres.
ent quotations are more nearly rep.
resented by 51s pence per ounce.
DIR. August Heinrich Peter.
man. the well known German
geographer, who yesterday suffered
a stroke of ap0plexy, ia dead.
Prussia intends to issue a loan to
cover the deficit in her budget.
A Vienna dispatch says that the
approach of bad weather, which
has appeared in various quarters,
and the fact that organized bodies
of insurgents are retiring towards
Novi Bazaar, cause the Austrians
grave apprehension. Many of the
insurgents now in the Novi Bazaar
district served in the Ottoman
army and are known to have form.
liable artillery. The question
arises whether it will be safe to
Withdraw any considerable number
af troops from the province as long
as Novi Bazaar 10 occupied by all
imposing hostile force. On the
other hand bad weather has over
taken the army of occupation ere
the work of pacification can be con.
sidered as commenced. The
insurrection has been subju-
gated, but very difficult por-
tion of Austria's task remains
to be accomplished. Material OBJ
stacles in the way of provisioning
a large army during the winters
preclude the possibility of main
tanning more than q limited num-
ber of men in the sphere OF occu-
patton, while in the opinion of
competent authorities it will re.
guire a strong force to bar the pas.
sage from Novi Bazaar, where the
insurgents are waiting for winter
campaign.
E1shusiRsticaily Received.
BERLIN, September 27.-The
Emperor and Empress were en-
Enthusiastically received at Cologne
on the occasion of the unwilling of
a memorial statue of Frederick
Wilhelm the III.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
Morning kilograms.
Passengers Coming.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 27.-The
following are the passengers by the
steamer Senator, which sailed to-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
B'nai Berth.

The selling and renting OF seats IN the
Synagogue will take place on SUNDAY,
September 22d, from 10 A. M. till IL M: and
from 2 till p. NJ, at the basement OF tht
synagogue. All Information regarding
pews and seats can thereafter be obtained
from the Secretary. -
Office with Manning & McMenomy,
Plum bers, No. SO Central Block. Snitns
street. slet oco
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
j. Bechtinger, NJ. d.,

(OF VIENNA,)
PHYSICIAN TO THE ITALIAN IN
dependent and French NJ. B. Socfe-
ties, Oculist of the French Hospital In
San Francisco. All chronic obstinate
cases and operations on the eyes attend
ed to,
OFFICE - No, 704 Sacramento street,
corner of Kearny. Residence-SE.c cor.
ner Mason and Pacific streets, san Fran
cisco. oc3ly
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
FIRST ANNUAL EXHIBITION

% sq%'
ss :
R1 s @ % @ % ] @ s
Nss "
@
l. NJ DEBARTH SHORB
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
YE.!ERINAR,i SURGEON.

@ Fl EpMONDS notifies the owners of
hnrRes lad other stock that he has
opene an OH ,e at the PONY STABLES,
40. Is Main street. VIII treat the dis
ease .iuwn AZ bloody murrain In cattle,
and guarantee cure. Jy2-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28


WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-A new
association is forming here, known
as the enlisted Labor Associa-
ton" 1t is proposed to urge upon
Congress the passage of law by
which one hundred thousand
volunteers may be enlisted
for five years for military and ag-
ricultural purposes on reservations
of the Government. Twelve
skilled mechanics or arti-
sans are to be in each company,
and one regiment of each
corps is to be engineers exclusively.
AS soon as 10000 men shall DO en-
listed they shall be sent to Ieser-
walton, and, upon their arrival,
shall lay out q city aud begin the
erection of suitable quarters for
permanent settlement, preparing
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
DR.. Joseph kurtz

Has removed his Office TO No. 50 MAIN
STREET, over Dotter & Bradiey's Furni-
ture store.
Office Hours-From 10 TO IL, TO and
to 0. observation-disclosures Vista street.
myltf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28


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ISL
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
Montana Meat Market.

TRGLINaER Il PRANK, ~
II Tho best and tenderest Meats NV
In the market. None butth
Prlmeot Beef and Mutton
ever 70 be found. Note the address--Mou-
tanA Meat Market, Main Street, near
First. Lnn Angeles
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
rassengrrs doing Noush.

MOJAvE, Sept. 27.-Mrs V Ponet,
s Nordlinger, T G Bray, s P Hall.
J N Glass and wife, Mrs G A Nc
Kay, j w Shanklin, l. GundeI,
Mrs Mahlstedt and child, r Old
man, Il Livingston, P Davis, B J
Cuddy, G Whiporwill, Bob Bene.
fiel, G e Coon and wife, II Brown,
A w Heal, L Dunlap, Miss Katie
Herbert.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Kirkpatrick.

t,ce and Kes idence-No Is l5FRANK LIN
STREET. fe2o-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
OLDEST AUCTION HOUSE
AND
Largest Stock Of Auction 6opde
IN THE CITY.
FL. r. BROWN,

Auction and Commission Merch ant,
Two doors east of old stand. ON Court St..
South of Court House.
nTRegular Sales on Saturdays, hon =
A. N. till r. n. Special salea zno6o -
any time or place. Cash paid for al
kinds of goods. .
Reference, by permission: r. +. HYDE
sl2tf H. Il. BROWN, Auctiono9r.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-09-28
]. HANNON, NJ. D.,

COUNTY PHYSICIA N.
,,rUMS Q & IL, f.ANFRANCO BLOCK. !.
il Residence Downey Avenue, East
ins Angeles, near the end of street rail'
Uiiice hours from 10 to II A. M; from ! to
,p.M, ap2O.tf
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Preston County Transrors.

Deed made Ort. . 1873. by R"ubap
Norris 10 ,hn NJ Crane for MrIis in
terest in acres of .c,l lad n King
wood district; a6mitt d l4tn.
Dc d mace April 70, 1873. by W "
Doavers and wife u J w AMI a vi cs
for D,avers' interest in Pratt estate in
Lyon district: admitted An.
Deed made March !. 1870 10y Thomas
4. HeDb g. Joshua VI Grimes for ,nc~
t.ird Of lot No 8, in the town Of RowIes
Is lrg; admitted 18Th.
Dee mnde March 20. 1877. by MeCrum
a ilt to y T. Latham 'or LIT No - and
par Of Lot No bin tHe town Of AuGora;
admi ted 10Th.
Deed ~ de June 81, 1873. by William
'halE'nt {, Marry a. cross ap Tor Lot
No 50 ~ tho town of Portland; admitted
~.
y ed mad Oct !. 1873, 10y james &
Moore {. Al"rz, Moore fr u acres in
Portland dI,trici; al lifted H.
j "a no. July 9, 1878, 10y John q
Brain {" u y err Tor acres ia Lyon dis
trir ;aliuittcd ".
Deei ms pc -. 1873, by J VI Ia
Rlus 60 g MrGrew Tor unknown quail
ity %. l,ud m Portland district; limits
ted Us.
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Married.

The Pittsburgh Ledi-T of the 9th snvs
~ wed ling occurred 1t the Brinewoll
House. on The Cpunell-ville rn1d, tho oh
no me 81 he Gufievs. Yesterday afternoon
which i'm poiut of elcg nce nutdone any
sim lar affair uf TIA" KIN which has "a
ken place in this lpca'iy for some time.
THE htppv pair wer" strangers here,
but they had uiet at the Bruewcll HOu Sc
pn one of thCir summer trips, and came
back from their distant points of the
com pass tn unite their fortunes on this
earth. The parties were Nr. Kenneth VI
Gonsols. Of Petersburg. Michigan, and
Miss Annie Il. Hard ny. dau n ter of Sa
rah and the late Nolan II. Harding, OF
BIucetnn. w. W.. The marriage cpre-
mony was performed 10y Rev. DR.. Nc
Mullen, of Mt. Pleasant assisted by Rev
q. II. Reynolds, oi this city. The EpisN
eopal service of marriage was th3 coro-
Inony performed"
Married Otober 23I, 1878 at he
resldrnce Of Thomac Wotson. L o..
10 V IT,, District, M II ,oner G Pos.
ten to Mss CHARITY L Wuson.
No cake.
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fne GeOlsits1- ., Nsu j. r :
nrv, ~Su n- se.p chad tie euuu,,,
y, q osou & T-,mts', st,ry lot lev
dos only
Toe Q re- ClA Com psnv are uoN
reo~'v."H u o. Tor i,u,uog dp,n .
-ns't - tie iunu T., the purpcs,
mn on IRON ore. preparatory o.
rrscnnc " iGroacv At hl- place.
Pot J. h Tell Ntous. been con.
hlei TO bis toom t.r week le =, W
q &C.,. boo roHut.
The Rev. ST eucer X TX will speat
'uttut. Ye1 - III. I.aCp, tu tu-
pIessU O. OF ever, boi,. Tic.
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A Plan TO Mako Wages a First
Lien for Work Done.
P~EsrnN co, ~. VA.
D..t.l.Dr Il IA l>-S

1NDKPeNpENCE. p HsrnN Co, W. VA.
O,'tOler Is h, l~1S.
Eli or Intel igeucer.
have just commenced movcmcn'
here. in which hupe to enlist Your ail
aud ia en- all other xo1i and ird trnu,
neu I'm ihiS State. I have prepared
petition 20 thu Legislttur', ic'itius,
that, ''uhdcr hc present laws ot tm
State. itlS dihc.ut and oncu i,up >,ihle
tor a laprius IA % lo collect l.-w,y :
by process % law, PWi,ulry pct.ts
where large numbers %, lSh'uu, W.l
ar employed. ami thc employer meet,
with rev r~es amt iIt,s.
Nuur v,ttna err 30 therefore .r,y ,ba:
thc u;clf> ot thhSt who mN,. 0t.g it
u,Huth i, .,ny oa,uibsS tnr 1t uty r,'th
Do romv nh rel. Mt thit such a Law
h, paSNc a. will uliy pra.rc. then =
Evervi.o SLAMS "a ou sight Inth :
com ~ there are thNus l. ot q. .itr-
Iur tn lhbnriny mrn which they viii
mover let .trom detect ~; the law, Wages
should To- 4 frS' ben upon the property
upol which the woyN il done. Ait
NOW s.nd~. the po"r mn htVing NO
IN ans, comes il Lest in the list "f cred>
it,r~. Tiosa VITO have M ,uov T. spend
get the tir,t chance. \ simple and eneC
tive law, giving the p'nr nan lchtncc
To- : ave his wages NV p'pmpt action, at
little est. i l'mudoi b. III law, e.
rig AMI Justice.
AK YOU To aid In briny'u tho sub
jec, bcf, ire tte pcnplc.nnl IL give our la
Il cuce IN hv rot tn working,neu of
tn, state. We have htl many hrg"
Promise cforC elections. le; rs trv To-
s,oir we c.. ,,al,ze % nothing t,uv bic
frNu them
f.yin u.ihor menus IA D. i.dlcnCo
ms- .,a ..lv nrlr tho sub. go uron
a. ul %. n'-e who lnvo both.
I,>uelv ..c.s. ought 10 noe u",h~
iUg m'te {. ,nls. o.. svmpn,nY otall
good nci. 4. tISSur.
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II you sec an 4 after your name on you r
paper this week. IL means that your sub,
eruption for Shis paper l. due, AMI that
We would like you TO pay It at once,
Now don't get angry with us until we ex
plain. We are young. and have our own
way to- make in this world. and we. las is
usual with newspaper mem are not over
burdened with cash, an EVERYBODY
~nows it takes cash To run a new paper,
and that is just the reason we ask you Co
pLy il az once
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Rev. q. g. Sch'fTer AVID John L. Case
have ruN ishei - prospectus for tho Vest
I'b"i"'a uethof'S. n be published at
Huntington. r @ advent Of newsp 1per
published l." tho interest Of the Methodist
Eriscop'l Church supplies want a nj
h,s been lnHg felt by that society. and we
nr"dic' for IL success. The gentlemen
who undertake II have the opacity and
skin 70 bring IL ont In first-rate style, and
'ts m 'nhgcmont hv them IL AN assurance
~ Il, patrons that IL will be worthy OF
their patronage. We shall he glad To OK .
tend friendly greetings 10 the rev plpcr.
amt Hqtyn 4dUeitiser.
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A Cor1nnr'S 'uv down south rem
dcred This verdict I'VE. 10 undersigned
b ing crrouor's iur, tn lit ON dc body
oh lie nigger Sambo, now dead az .ond
before ~, hNh hceu sittir' on lc said
uiggoI af"rcsail !. did. on de ut'lt oh de
furiee 9TH ob \"vemb her, come ~ lor' hv
hllin' from q" bridge ober Ne I,hhcr,
where we finl he WIS subSclue, y.
Drown nni nftcrw ,rd~ washed ON d.
rihh"r side, whar we SIP ,se he was frozc
To- den. "
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~ VI. con..renee Netes.

lNt MINISTERS. e.. 90 lvHs m ~ e
them sle 800 nver vl oo"pus Coolr,
co s, least Two or tui,o w,ok
,.rl.r the a,l
T. Conference ,n.I has uv. h-.I
'u,r,ei ny the clilt hauI oC },U'
turing th.~ y..r TIE t,6 .,uc
r'co ,re,, 600 ol, -u en-. "a rd
preachers Is can ,o o. 3rr l,l
T. is 90 b. bor- ,ltttn- COL, e.
rous IA sr vli Sc, Ioltu .
mo,e oHee'lrg array o.. figures.
Tue em uot o. misi.o,l, mon 3
appropriated e. ,o.s Cou,,,,ucv ty
the G neral Sorpt' last year ~
5000 rus Wa dlsn hu,vi 10 to,
-rv-tu drsuIr,- as 'o.iuNt; Mere ,u
town, $3.50. Wrerhui $37O; Q abs
burU. "a. b shannon, $500.
Ps,k.r.hnr ,324 Charleston.
5000 Gu>anlo,e. 1902 It - kelly
,I. om ,uul viii be further reduced
ia cpmlng year.
I've rrriomln nv OPINION among
the preachers ~ that the number .oi
d streets IN the Conference should he
reiuc-i from seven 60 FIVE. The
cur,lrg OF ,h's thought nto p ac-
CO ia only matter of time. The
rtasohs In euch - ster are sa,d to
he quite numerous and wciGhty.
Two valuab'r men would thus te
.av"d to the pastoral WORK; good
argument la 's-lf
President Thompson in his al.
dresss bet 'e The Coui-rpnce thu
mo'm",, on the P,es'd'rg Elder
tItrp, ld that during i,-t halt
r,LIuly Il American NJ ilodsm.
,no.l Of The Presiding f. Iers were
vonug men-thal the b shops o. on,
onuirh have Departed hOn THE
custom winch rev eel IA rLs days
Ut A-ruy. Tn" sp-akri a.ld hr
r'yorrI T. aclny young men OF tact
Aud "a cot IA ne eJe;4EIp.
I-,vlu1 ths stations aui ras.-r places
ior rGe older nemn.Is ul zee Confer
fI 70.
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STAIE NEWS
Prominent Incidents Occurring in
Other Counties.

Tie S -,h - B,,e 90, c,upr,
nas II o.a.,,w DEB % $50 l.r 90.
u,,sru } . M,ru,. one ol the der
etsdues VINO a.tr iu the mnri-,
d, CnustIan L. y o Ma in-nurt
Tpv N hodi.fs OF Inz Sal. We.
tnr We W. Confren um.,s o.
GUIDED 90 ~ totakelrs, much o.,
Gurett county " g. AZ lies " oI
he DIV ding rIdg- ol the Allegheny
mountains.
NJ George II M,GI. ftmerl,
-Iilor 81 tbe Wheeling ReuScr. hs.
neeu chosen TO temeyenr P,cohoutss
county 90 he L.Rs azure.
+ ery II ,lIsnd. o. Maroon cou,
y. itli tom hickory nut TREE aud
,nd broke one nTm aud dlslocstyd
both rists.
Ar-. Joseph Hi Of Bridgeport
Hurison county. died on " dres-
lay. Of l-sf week, from uj1uss ts-
eivrd from ~ attack made uron
uvr - iee weeks ago.
FN mont is 10 lave sro'ler mili.
tary Comp,nv.
A Young psct.b'e laig, a. Par
keisOu 4, s,t,m. ted sucid, F,idsy
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T~onSisln .tdre1 tSc7aSA'S-S er inch
for first insertion, ani iiity cents tor each
additional insertion.
Adverti-cm' ntS Of more than two
square. standing or - longer time than
one month subject tn spe"i"i r''C -ci. s--
ule which can lie seen by calling lt this
office.
TRANSIENT advertisements in 80 Toe
paid for when ordered.
LEGAL notices rs cents per line 'pl '.uv
insertions.
Personal communications VIII be in
serted for so cents per square.
TEN lines of this type one square.
Local notices Ten cents pcr line.
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Teachers, Instltnte.


.,.
-
~ '' '".'' '''' E." en- 'c" 'It
yuhpc w. iar. OF 'ne -rh Hp. p.-rc-t .
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Y. DlvisSo7, Esp. OF Ia Tor county,
passed. through .own this week with one
or the hist lunches or - 'tlc l. has Leen
our -n'o fortune 90 zee. They number
o loo hoad. oil two wear ~ H. utd aver
age !, oo4' pound. Mr.. D,vi son pur-
chised th"m row Col j." y Marshall,
~ Randoiph county harbour Jc0erSoa>
A.,
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A Wonderful Cave.

Few perso. arc aware OF the ract, that
we have ~ Garrett county one ofthe
most Sonde fol caves in the state. It's
opening is ou tLe nounta'n SHE near sang
Ram, and The cave be. been cxplDrei fer
mprrihan a qu rter Of mile under tie
lands E ~. Browning, Sr., and Hon.
-. g. Br wniul. The G tve abDunds in
boz mpnse cnumbors and labvru'hins
halls iJ I'D ~ Of which are found atufuc-
tVes and st1iagnit,s formed b. the per-
ie uu clippings Of water inpIegnated
with lime, c'perts. stltpetre and other
minerals The ceilings in NAne of the
rooms are very hign, and a few years ago
hall was held in ono OF them. II is a
siugu'ar rct, that his cave has mover
been visited md explored by peologists
and 10 the men. During the late WI
this cave WIS the iavOrite esort Of descr
rs aud drafted men II lies fourteen
miles north o. Oakland. Oakland Hcrtld
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