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| will cffer for the next few days my en-.
tire stock Of Pianos and Organs, at reduced
prices for cash or on monthly payments.
Call, examine and get prices.
G24.f w. c, .JocEtyN
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For Sale Farm

A good farm in the timber, eighty acres
under cultivation; blue grass pasture; farm
contains 1872 acres in Bond county, Ills,
~ miles from railroad station.
Il. A. BURNETT.
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Farm hands; wages $500 per month
Apply to HI. Deal & Son, Charleston,
Mo. ,r
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c.. r. STUART.

Notices Ia tnis column, eight cents per line for
hrst and I'VE cents per line each subsequent inser
lion. For one week, 80 cents per line For one
month, 90 cents per line
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For Rent or Sale,

One of the most desirable residences at
Villa Ridge. Apply to or address Mrs. K.
r. Workman, Villa Ridge, ILL.,. also piano
for sale. elm
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A corporal out at Fort Russell,
Stiffened his Reck in a tussle,
He almost died, then
St. Jacobs tried, when
The pain had 10 get up aud hussle. "
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The Daily Bulletin.
GENERAL LOCAL ITEMS.

Notices In those coumns, ten cents per line,
each insertion and whether marked or not, il calcu
lated to toward any mans business interest are
always paid for.
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A VERY MIXED PLACE.

Never were elements more mixed than in
this very mixed place A reverend sitting
complacently beside sport; travelling
ulster walking into tea before brocade
wrought with flowers foot long aud
showing all colors. SO come along, you
whose outfit consists of an ulster and
black silk. Come along and provided you
do not stay too long you may be credited
with lots of pretty things in your trunk
which you are taking on somewhere else.
Que is reminded when in apoetical mood
of the lines,
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"some In rags, some In bags,
Some In velvet gowns.


Looking at people is our great occupation,
for this is, as you know, a great collection
of hotels, and I have heard it debated
whether the hotels make Saratoga or Sara
toga makes the hotels Certain it is that
the certainty of good accommodation has
more to do with bringing crowds than the
waters. Good tea and coffee, New York
beefsteak, the lightest and most wholesome
bread, cake and biscuit ever tasted, made
they say from Horsford's baking powder,
aud other things in keeping. SO being
we'll fed, everybody is in a good humor and
looks around to see what everybody else 10
doing and wearing.
JERSEYS.
The fact that jerseys on jerseys are here
leads me to write discourse upon them.
Since revelation lies before you, my
CONTINUED ON THIRD PAGE.
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Absolutely Pure Ice!
No Dirt!
Nor SnOw!!!

We guarantee full weights at all
times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC
Casualties.

New York, 8.-Dr. Simeon Kenny
Furney. aged 80, surgeon on the stesm-
ship Monarch, formerly surgeon to the
Khedive, vas drowned.
Falmouth, Ky, S.-This morning q
special passenger train on the Kentucky
Central was ditcbed, the engine near
Butterfly running into a landslide.
Slightly injured, engineer Milford;
killed, fireman Wright.
Chicago, 8.-Trf61tne'S special from
Oskaleosa, Ia: Mrs. Nancy Brady, just
returned from California, was sufocAsed
In he. reom ct hotel by gas escaping
from the burner she had turned of, but
as the tap had no catch turned it partly
on again. She was quite dead when dis
covered.
OwiagsviIle. Ky. s. The little stream
Of Prickly Ash rose rapidly yesterday
Martin Msnin, toll gate keeper, attempted
to cross it with three children on a log
crossing and the water swept them of
and drowned all four. The bodies were
not recovered.
Murphysboro, His 9-The Logan
House, the oldest hotel in the city. owned
by Mrs. Rogers, sister to General Logan,
burned last night, Mrs. Rogers and two
girls narrowly escaping with their lives.
z. W. SWope, traveller for q ST. Louis
house. and who is a Chicago man, was
burned to death.
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Miscellaneous.

Chicago, S.-Jacob Schaefer, in pub
lished card, denies, SO far as he is con-
cerned or knows, there was anything
crooked in the closing game OF the late
billiard tournament between himself and
Maurice ViRnEux.
Philadelphia, 8.-The trustees of Park
Avenue MstbodiEt Episcopal Church
have seeded because the bishop assigned
q certain minister to the church and
organized another church. One trustee
bought the mortgage on the church
building.
Warrington. 9.-Istue Of standard sill
yer dollars from the minister the week
ending April 9TH, $l63, 499: for the CORES
pondinE period last year, $l52 600.
Folger was at the treasury department
to-day for the first time for about two
months.
Ottawa, 9.-Government rejected the
latest proposition made with reference 10
the admission of American whiskies
The secretary Of the American distilIers'
association left the city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10
Sherman's Tour.

Washington, 9.-Genersl Sherman,
when in June he starts On his last tour IS
commander OF the army, will not take
ladies with him as he has almost invsria-
bly, done hitherto, for the proposed trip
will De altogether too rough a one for
ladies. Sometimes the party will travel
on horses, sometimes on mules, and
sometimes in rough load wagons. Chief
Justice Waite, Justice Gray and General
Tidball and Colonel Bacon of the geuer-
ais staff, will be Of the party. They will
90 first to Detroit, and thence through
the Northern portions Of ell the terriJor-
les, including the outposts in Alaska
Returning they will visi. California and
Yellowstone Pork. They will not start
until after Sherman has attended the
graduating exercises at West Point.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10
Land Frauds.

st Louis, "a dispatch from
Wichita, Kans's, says the recent sp-
pointment Of government special agent
to investigate fraudulent land entries in
Kansas and the west, produces a good
deal OF unessiness among pre-empto in
that section Of the stale, There are
many fraudulent entries in Kirgman,
Summit, Harper and Barbour Counties,
and cattle men have acquired large
tracts of land for herdiDg purposes which
probably will not bear close scrutiny.
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Obituary..

New York, S.-Dr. Alfred h. Par
fridge, tWeniy-seven years a rector of
Christie Church, Brooklyn, died from pneu-
menia.
Chiesgo, "a private telegram al.
uounces the death of Judge Charles B.
Lawrence, at Decatur, Ala, this morn
ing. He was for nine years mem Der
OF the Illinois supreme bench. aud the
latter portion of the term, chief justice
He retired in 1873.
Ann Arbor, 9-Rev. B. F. Cocker,
author of numerous works on moral
science, Ann Arbor university, died last
evening from nervous prostration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10
ruTT'S HAIR dye,

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to a GLOSSY
BLACK by single application ofthis DYE. Tim
parts natural color, acts Instantaneously. Sold
by Druggists or sent Dy express on receipt of 81.
OFFICE, IS MURRAY ST, NEW YORK.
T DR.. TUFTS n4ECAL Of Valuable Information and y
AUseful ReseIDts viii bu mailed FREE en- application
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British Bits.

London, Sit is probable that two
judges will accompany Lord Chief JUS
tice. Coleridge on the latter's forthcoming
visit to America.
At banquet Of corporation civil en-
gineeTs at Kensihgton, United States
Minister Lowell replied to the toast ''our
visitors" In the course OF his remarks
he said: The more important function
Of diplomacy is to maintain good humcr,
good viii and understanding between
nations
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NIorse's Hall.

New York, 8.--Tha new French re-
form church Of Rev. P. a. Sequin, form
erly Catholic priest, was insugurAted In
Morse's Passion Hall, e-day. The new
church proposes to organize q school,
library aad theatre Of placement for the
benefit of the French colony. This was
the purpose to which the profits from the
presentation eff the "Psssion Play" re-
Gently prohibited we're to have been de-
voted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10

DIR. BENsoN's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills contain no opium, quinine,
or other harmful drug, and are
highly recommended for headache.
neuralgia and nervousness. SOC, at
druggists. =
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10

ts.vn-, y as~rai Bank H,oa1
- IN, Az.lt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver
2mpjaint, you i>>Se a printed
on every bottle &c ShiloL's
\-,tslizer. II never fail TO cure
Old by 2. G. NJ |. Drug Store. us
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Business Failures.

Denver. "a. K. 6 E. B. Yount,
bankers, Fort Collins. and the -four mill
at Boulder, have assigned, Long sntici-
pated.
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CORR bet ION
NEW YORK. Feb. Is, 1888.
Dear Sir:

In regard to the report that is
being circulated by a music firm in
your city that we do pot make as
good a Piano now we did before
the fire, we beg to say that they
have not seen any of our Pianos that
we have made since our recent fire,
and know nothing about them.
Their Infamous statement is
PURE FABRICATION Of their
own for sinister motives. They
have always spoken in the very
highest terms of our Instruments
when they were our agents, which
| believe many of the teachers and
others in your city can verify. 1t
would be the height of insanity in
US to anger or weaken, IN THE
LEAST POSSIBLE DEGREE,
the high standard of excellence
that OuI Pianos have attained in
this and IN other countries, and
that has taken us so many years of
steady and perseYering application
to establish. The fact is that we
have added a number of Important
Improvements in our Pianos that
were contemplated before the de-
struction of our factory, and our
Instruments are now UNSURPASSED
by those of any other maker. Ref
erence to our new catalogue will
show the latest Improvements and
alterations. Your remark that the
advance of prices would no doubt be
found in the additional value Of the
Pianos now being made, IS strictly
correct, and the exact truth Of
which yo, will fully appreciate
when you receive the lot oIderd and
now under way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-04-10
Suicide.

Denver, 9.-Mrs. Thomas Hamilton,
crRzsd by misfortune, suicided this morn
ing, by jumping into q we'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09

LOCAL BREYITIES

\ dog. supposed to be mad. WAS killed
this morning by Officer Smith on north Lee
street.
The repairs TO he tn. Ztta have almos,
been completed nj Messrs. Asncw 4 Go. :
shipyard, and the tug c. ". Pride is now
also undergoing repairs there.
The steamer City Of Alexandria left this
city for the lower Potomac landings this
morning, carrying one of the largest treights
that ever left here for that section.
y large new t,ig boat was launched Mt
Wilmington, Del. OH Wednesday. and will
be employed i'll towing on the Potomac as
soon as completed. which will he about the
first Of April
y chicken fight which VAS in progress
near -Four Mile run Yesterday evening was
broken up by some coloret men Of the neigh
borhood WHO raided the scene after four
mains had been fought.
The proprietress of the house on north
Lee street from which the Washington girl
was taken, us mentioned in yesterdays Ga
ZETrE, says she did not cntice the latter
from her home, but. on the contrary, she
came here to avoid man with whom she
had been intimate. but who of late had NAL
treated her. The woman also objects to
having the adjective notorious" applied to
her.
Mr.. o. +. Basget, will have some line
beet, mutton and veal for sale at his stand
In the market tomorrow, which will doubt
less he enjoyed by those who have abstained
from eating meat during the FIRST week Of
Lent.
Mr.. }. i. Stone always manages to get
some or the best oysters that come to this
market and always has a supply on hand Mt
his stand, on the wharf
Slr NJ }. Waterman received from the
mint to Gay 500 in the new five cent pieces
which he gives in change to his customers.
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What Cen. Fits-Hugh Lee Said.

The armory cf the Thirteenth Regiment
Brooklyn, \. y, was crowded with visitors
Wednesday evening TO witness the review
and dress parade of the regiment by Gen.
fll@-hngh Lee of Virginia, accompanied by
several of his stat. The uniforms of the
Virginia officers were gray. Gen. Lee wore
a generals chapcau and the yellow sash of
his rank. The yellow gauntlets worn by
him had been worn by his uncle, Gen Rob
ert 4. Lee, on many occasions, among others
at AppolnattoX. The name Robert E.
Lee" had been written on the inside cuffs
by the General himself, and after his death
were sent to Gen. Fitz-Hugh Ice. AS the
regiment passed in review the band PLAYED
Garry Me Back to Old Eirginia's Shore"
AMI when Cen. Lee uncovered to the flag
the applause was dcatcning. Then follow
ed dress parade, after which Gen Lee
made Il brief address. He alluded TO hay.
lug met them at Yorktown not when Cen
cral Washington was there. but at tho cen.
tennlal of that occasion, when the dust was
thicker there than anywhere else, and he
for one, WAS perfectly willing to surrender
TO any one. Gen fee said he was glad to
meet the regiment again II was an era
OF good feeling and one that he hoped
wonld be pcrpetnated He was ut West
Point when The war broke out, but he had
been educated in n different faith, and when
Virginia demanded his poor sword and ser.
vice he threw his lot in with his State.
When tho sun went down behind the hills
ut APpomaltox he recognized the fact that
The war was over and realized the fact that
he was II citizen OF the United States and
equally interested in its glory and past his
tory. Virginia vies with New York in her
devotion now, and all efforts are blended to
preserve and enhance the glory and welfare
of this great country Gen. Lee was fire.
quently interrupted during his speech By
applause. and at its close the applause was
prolonged. Three cheers were given for
Gen. Fitz- Hugh Lee. and the regiment was
then dismissed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-09
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE

Ono Of The most cligibly loratc,l and desirable
kESll)ENtES in the city of Alexandria is offered
for sale
The dwelling contains twelve fine rooms with
bath ROOM. kitchen, wash house, &c., and the
grounds arc spacious. handsomely laid oil and
have on them fine grape arhor. and various kinds
of bearing fruit trees.
FIVE most desirable BUILDING LOTS, front.
ing % feet on Prince street will he sold separate
~ or rs whole Oh advantageous terms
For further information. terms Sc, &C.. apply
To either DR.. NJ. VI. LEWIS, nr EDGAR snow.
Den. Executors of the estate OF the late j. H.
Brent. Octl9-tf
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SP b CT AL SALE

"S ShIl our annual stock tn@
! 5Otn>ln
do at l.rducei
lot Esrclun fomlo
15r
do
Sic
TSraurc llrnmS to6
Sci aoa t.,
'!"Ha
ski TSS
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DWELLlNG HOUSE FOR SALE.

fllE TliREESfnEI BRICK DWELLING on
The northeast corner Of Prince and Patrick streets
most conveniently arranged. with bath room
large Kitchen, wash house, s,ahr. Sc, &c. For
,urtner information. terms. &c. apply to Dr. NJ
NJ. LEWIS or EDGAR SNOWDEN, cxccn;ors OF
the estate Oi the late John H. Brent. octu3,f
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AlTCHESON 4 BRO.
Planning Mill and Box Factory

IL AND G3 5. UNION STREET.
Manufacturers Of Doors. Blinds Sasllcs. Window
and Door Frames, White Pine and Poplar Mould.
'nss, Hand Rails. Bausters, Newell Posts. Brack
cts, Porch Columns. pews and Church Work.
Whcelwright and Coachmal.ors material, etc., .t,.,
Soda Water and Ginger Ale Boxes. Egg Boxes.
Patentces aud sole manufacturers ri
AlTCllESoN'S PATENT BEER BON * CRATE
Having added every year new and improved ma
rhnery To our works, facilities for the pro-
ductlon cl goods arc second 10 none Our con.
slant aim is not only To maintain the hi.h stand.
ard o! excellence, which has heretofore character.
l2e'i our work. but To list every effort available to
improve, both in style and finish that il may con.
tiuuc I" sustain good reputation with our trade
and the consumer.
our facilities for .iling orders promptly are un-
surpassed being located in cosr proximity to the
shipping and convenient In all the Railroad depots
in the city. Estimates aud information furnished
promptly by return mail. jan:,O
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g-.y'D"N'T FAIL TO READ THIS !--Havn.
purchased the entire stock of the late firm of S.
Waterman " Son from the assignee NJ great
sacrifice Tor cash, We beg to call the attention of
the citizens of Alexandria and vicinity To the f:lrt
that III order Ia reduce the same before going into
extensive preparations in rctttng and remodel
ing the establishment. we will sell for 30 DAYS
from this day the entire stock of Ready Made
Clothing Gents Furnishing Goods Piece Goods
trunks, Na'isea. &c. ut prices that will astoush
all who ever purchased Clothing before and
winch Will be Very much below former prices
This is Il positive clearing out sale, aud will be
strictly carried out. The Merchant Tailoring
business will be carried on on a much larger and
better regulated scale. Having retained the same
cutter and aIlors WI invite all to give us trial
We mean business and ask your kind patronage
Polite attention. No trouble to show goods
w. NORDLING Err & co,
Successor 10 Simon Waterman s. Son,
lr'' Sarcpta Hall Building
Mr.. Edward Edmunson Manchester Va
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TTRUsTEEs SALE OF valuable LAND

T:RC5TEES SALE OF VALUABLE LAND
L By virtue OF I deed Of trust executed to me
as trustee by John G. Horuer and wife, bearing
date on the 29th day Of April. in the year 1851
and Q! record in liher No 81, folio GOA Of the
Clerk Office of Prince William county, Va will
otler for sale, at public auction on MONDAY, the
oth day OF March, 1883, Chat being court day. in
the town Of Brentsvlllc, Prince William county
Va. in front of the Court House all of that VAL
UAELE TRACT OF LAND lying in Prince
William county, and adjoining the lands of Hugh
uammill and others, and containing 2,20 acres, >
roofs and u poles, being the same landupon which
John q. Homer and wife at present reside
Terms of sale Cash sufficient tn pay costs ot
trust and the sum oil fifteen hundred and sixty
dollars, with interest thereon from the 18th dar
OF December, 1880, ana if there b. any residue,
the terms as to such residue will be made known
on the day Of sale WILLIAM METZGER,
feb1 dts rrustaa
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II CY{O.N SHES.
.-....s.--a. -.
~ Green & Wise. 9uct;nnesrs


pl VIRTUE. of Il deed Of trust executed ON III,
~ Stti day o! December, 1850, and of record in
ihcr No. )" page 2GT oi the land records OF Alex.
ai.dii! city, the undersigned is trustee thcrci,,
named nnl ut The request of the beneficiary in
sa'u "ssn, VIII expose To sale at public auction
on SATURDAY. the oath day of February.
!o7" 1t Il IN. in front of the Market HOUSE.
door, on Enyal street, the following property, tn
vat: \ LOT Or GROUND WITH THE BUILD.
lSHe thereon, situated IN city Of Alexandria,
at the sou,heas! corucr of King and Washiupton
streets, fronting eighteen feet OH King street and
running back the SAME width rs on King street.
ninety feet on Washington street.
Terms Gf sale Cash
lhe property Is subject tuan annual rent charge
in fee Of SG6 &c.. per annnm from November / i
1872. CHARLES T.. STUART
Trustee
An arrangement can he made with the creditor
oy winch portion OF tbs debt may be retained
upon the premises upon reasonable terms.
Irb1 IN
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VIRGINIA M1NEEAl>.-Thr Washington


some Years ago The Virginia Midland Rail
way Company lifted up al exposition o
inc metals. ores and minerals on the line o
'hai r"tu' Whl"h has constantly been IN
ciea>h2; ana which ui iatr has been II
charge o! councilman NJ; Mclean. one o
NC n''St energetic anu capable railroad
, me III nus section OF the country. Mr
VIZ ,-c'ih n,s carried inns exposition 10 HeN
. ca lie attention OF capitalists. The CON
slant gathering OF specimens has awakened
Ire attention OF the residents Of the section
! of the conntly through which the road pas.
( scS. ana men generally are now more fully
/ prepAFtu 10 point ont InteilIgently the min
rrai resources OF their neighborhood than
~ former years. Local mining companies
OF small capital have been formed, and
thefc arc promises OF a new outlook III this
in" Within very short time.
,r,,. u.,,,,.I----------
+, " ~. i'H AND STERN H. Ii.
80 w, WIN tile recent actl"A OF the
"''h''ro M Sir'tl', .0nf, III ordering re-
'"'' " '''', T. ~: ~, 'he AleNhuurll
,., 'l'''''''eht vi lhe washington Hf'U' says
Only $4,000 and it is said that they will be
II" losers, for, besides holding the road for q
year. ml.ch Of The old iron rails that were
piled M al stations have been sold and tho
, rrNc'rslc OF The road has more han paid It's
RAINING expenses. The very moment the
Washington and Western company cease to
/. own 'hr road il ceases also to be u corporate
Body ior ii exists only under Il provision Of
Tie state !aw, which Iuakes any purchasers
oi railroad franchise body polite under
such name a. the purchasers may salact."
----S7ss-- -------
ik"rusED FAIR OF THE 4. l.. 1.-The
Light Infantry met last night at the Office
ur Captain Mushbach and aCtcr tr.nsoc,;no
rountine business annointe1 q comm;ttaa 70
arrange for holding a fair for the I,nnnfit of
the company immediately after Lent THO
committee appointed was n Iaron ono and
expect soon to have mccting to devisa
ways and mean; and secure the c0. oDeraticn
of tie ladies of Alexandria 10 make the fair
4 success The W,shinn,on I;,rLt Irt,,t ',.'
National Rifles, and I-nion yriaron Tnra,,
will attend in a body on certain ninh,s rnt
designated. The nrorea5s will ba devoted
10 tie uur,basn a., n.odnd .n,;,,,,,r,. Gu
VIZ ,'4' i''''' ,-z.-
iEo.o,rpr1,NGEo as EArrpo,nD r,or,
lfthclill which I;;a hrcn ,rann rad h, ,ha ~.
trict OF roIumbi, commissioners raIai;..a
the ch,uoc of railroad dnnoto hnnomns
rhc roI,;Inor,. ana pn,n,.n>, ,il''' -
.aS,,,ir,,l -, -, , ,., ".P"' WI "e
n,i.h ~ =, NV '' ~ ',' ,'t''' IL d Stree,
~, '''''; ', ~ '' 'N'''''''' from 'ne mail
.;,t 'ir i,'en'nr tIatS on SiNih
., n'n,,. an ~, i'""! ~, '''s, oe required
u,o," ,,,,. 49,, ''n. i structures rom
enter sun against the United States for the
Nal''r "t Their present extensive main build
iAG
p.,,., p,r,,,, - ,..,,,
,,.l n. "a I .rh l'Ael n'Sht WAS :!eaI
n''' a'""ii ncr. were Nv" prisoners and
'", ~: I,,,i a. ''ie 3'a'io' mouse.
I r,;, 1917 ~ "li,tr' NSnlih'
49," ne't'a' 'n.,tse'' WIN aiSoraef!t
,,,.,, -, 'in,' 800 '.n" III "e'a'''' OF
n 'I'I - aumt I" iiti. 'or ." aaHS.
- ,.N NV H''cSteu'S "iiIcers sherwood