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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-09

whence cor No 2sur No. $3.50 A, Denver lode,
also ne corSan Francisco lode (unsurveyed)
both claimed by Joseph r. peLamar, bears
800 49, W, 1894 # distant. A fir tree It diam
bears n 70 2S' 1896 # and fir tree ms diam,
tears 22o Az e, 1905 It; both trees blazed and
marked 3
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-09

S0S a.
Thence S 4lo 49, e, var lSo ST. e, on line be
tween sur No. 1858 and this claim, 1900 feet, to
cor No. 3, Identical with corresponding cor of
location, also cor No, sur No. sos A pine
post It long, ms square, set fl in ground,
with mound of stones, marked
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-09

S5NA.

No markable object available for witness.
Thence 4lo AS w, var lSo 49 e, 1900 feet TO
cor No. /, the place of beginning of survey of
exterior boundary Cash lode.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-09
$50 b..

Thence 100 so W, var 1872 49, e, 4 1eet, right
bank of Jordan creek; 46 feet, road TO Della
mar: $50 feet, TO witness cor No. 4 previously
Christian VAIL millste, Joseph r., DeLamar,
claiman 4155 feet TO cor No. l, the place of
beginning survey of millsite exterior bound
ary,
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-09

Beginning at cor of millsite as cor No. ]
fir post ms square, s It long It in tn,
ground with mound of stones around same
marked l
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-09

923 A,
No markable object available for witness.
Thence 16o 80 W l332ft; wagonroad bears
W and e. 1900 It, to cor No. !. the place of
beginning survey OF exterior boundary of
Crown Prince and Bismark Consolidated.
Lode
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-09
CASH MILLSITE.

Total area of Cash lode Is 500 acres.
No conflicts.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1892-04-09
AREA.
Containing an area of 1907 acres.
LOCATION.


This claim is located on unsurveyed land
in s raw, Boise meridian.
Magnetic variation 1872 49'-lSo ST. {, contain
The location of this mine is recorded in
the Recorders office of Owyhee county, Id
aho, in book No. of mining claims, and the
location OF this millsite in book No. of
millsite, of said owyhee county Idaho's rec
ords.
The adjoining claimants are. sur No. 547,
Wilson lode. on the north; sur No. S5S, Phebe
Grace lode, on the east; sur No.Sj6 A, Denver
lode and San Francisco lode (unsurveyed) on
the south, and Zulu lode (unsurveyed) on the
west.
The adjoining No fllsite claims are sur No.
S57 b, suspended, London milsite, and sur
No $40 B, Christian Wahl millsite, on the
east; sur No. 652. Wilson millsiie, on the
south; sur No. G43 b, Chicago millslte, on the
west.
any portion of said Cash mine, nillsite, or
surface ground are required to file their
adverse claims with the Register of The Uni
ted States Land Office at Boise City, in the
county of Ada, State of Idaho, during the six
w days per cd of publication hereof, or they
will be barred by virtue of the provisions of
CHAs. S. KINGSLEY,
Register.
United States Land Office
BOISE CITY. IDAHO, Jan. 20, 1892
II is hereby ordered, that the foregoing
Notice of Application for Patent be pub
lished for the period OF sixty days, den con-
seeutive weeks, in The Dt lamar NUGGET,
weekly newspaper published at DeLamar,
In Owyhee County, state o. Idaho, thtat
being the nearest newspaper TO said mine.
CHAs. S. KINGSLEY.
First pub Feb 2O-last pub Apr. % 1892
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28
THE KELLEY CTRE.
Written for the HERALD.

Written for the HERALD.
The power of a real working sentiment
over the vocal utteranccs of men or even
theories OF legislation is being iorciblv
illustrated in Montpelier as we'll as else
where. While men talk the work is 20
ing ON and the evil that ii attacks has
found its match at last For wears, and
unnumbcred years, the evil has held its
ground, and stealthily undermined So
cicty, always working by insidiouS ma
nGuvres and taking prisoners those best
equipped for society, and producing in
them dlmcntia which totally units
them for any service tor themselves or
society, but which, strange as it may
seem, inspires them with a zeal in the in
terestS OF their captors and which induces
their friends with a fury hat amounts to
madness And what is most strange of
all their contests are always accompan-
led by the most effective tactics even in
the midst of dementia.
But now, these influences SO dcstruct-
i've to society, have met more than an
Appomatox or n Waterloo.
When physical forces surrender, the vic
tory OF the conqueror is great When
legal theories and sentiments yield the
victory is greater; but when human ma
ture-the will Of man, his mind, his feel
ings, his sentiments, his wilul instincts
surrender, the victory is the greatest of
all the victories in the known mental or
physical world.
Men always knew and in their hearts
always acknowledged the practical folly
OF spending untold wealth i'll cultivating
mental strength and soundncss, and then
Squandering more in it's destruction but
when strong men fec from their accus-
toned and daily walks and run shreking
into an asylum to find an antidote for
that which they have openly detied and
never ostensibly denounced, then the
world is more than convinced. 1t is
startled. 1t sees a reality. Theories of
legislation. means Of persuasion, mental
inducements, all vanish before a fact
Many things were thought about the
pest'lence that was both contagious and
epidemic, but now something is done
Whatever they may say or think now
with reference to Others, strong men who
intensely appreciate the peril of their
lives are crying Save me Kelley, or
perish!" And SO society has won its
greatest victory, but it is not victory
for every theory that has been playing
Intellectually about the evil but it is a
victory for science of mind over mat
ter, of man over himself 1t is the dawn
OF peace to wild delrious souls. 1t is the
key note to the song that all humanity
is singing. d.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
Special correspondence of the HERALD.

Special correspondence of the HERALD.
The legislature is gone, and nothing OF
general interest is going on here. The
previous adjournment was all right for
the process of organizing the House and
Senate would go on as fast without scs-
sions as with; but when both houses got
fairly to work, the committees organized
and hearings began, sudden Columbus
craze seized everybody, and right in the
middle Of the week when more could
be done in day than at any other time
until like conditions were restored-the
machinery stopped, committees were in
stantly dissolved, and parties waiting
for hearings at great expense were left
either to gaze into vacant rooms or to
followthe retiring crowds to their homes
and then to repeat the same thing if the
Legislature should be seized with sudden
reverence for some other object. If Col
nmbus participates in the cares and con.
Germs OF the living he will kcenly feel that
his memory would have been more highly
honored by services in looking after the
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

A tariff for revenue only" would cut
down the wages of every American work
ingman. If the Democracy wins next
month, it will carry the Senate, as well
as the House and the Presidency. The
horns and boots will go with the hide.
There will be no Republican majority in
the Senate to checl, free trade leg Station.
Are the wagc-workcrs of America ready
to reduce their own votes;
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28
SAVINGS BANK.

The ISLAND PaSn NATIONAL F,NE has
urcucd a savings tiuui. Department 900 go,
purpose Of receiving thu saviu.. and .l.,uGlu
lutiuuS uf al rifS~ts ui tl,pa'it.r~.
deposits ,.ii o.. rrce..,l 'u tu, Toll 50 iuE
terms.
The sma'lse. sum nIt un .ut.-.-t -Iil.. e
ONE Uni 1.A.t 1ui ~ 'r.f. l8sl...l r..tEI u. Cd
aslIaT sr.l# Hr..#. lUffrs~r
deposits fI..f lt ..IrrUe tHr FIRST suur LtHs u
. the muI. th .ssI' a.ru.N .utrrr-t H.w tuJ ls-'
day ui the -..art-. Hrfa.rt. 1u.t.r after t.t
fourth MI ..saa iHfu~a~t .sHui i-r ts-t ..ls "a
. the tulluNslL uat nth.
SO interest a.ll Dee rri1 nn ou' sum with
drawn. for IN. time elapsed ~iucr the last iu'
/ tCrcst period
Interest Nill be paid - th- rate of pei
cent. pr :,uuum. ITruLl- May 1t aud
NpkctnA,r 1t af each gear.
Nutiur %: ! % days must De given 10 tile Bank
of the withdrawal eff $500 or more.
Interest uut called tor viii t, CIs lifted To- the
depoSit1r. thus cpmp"unding twic" = Nrn'
without troubIe OF care GA tn part OF the d,
pu~itur
This bank has boxes IN it, fire proof ,Hu't'
for storage of valuable papers. etc. torrent I'
reasonable rates.
4. &. ROBINSON. President.
\. X. pARLIN" Cashier
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

The United States Supreme court has
rendered decision unfolding the coust;.
tut.onality of the new Michigan election
law, known as the Miner law, which pro
vides tor the election of Presidential clcc
tors by Congressonaldistrjct The view
taken by the court is that the legislature
of a state may decide whether Prcsidcn
tial electors are to be chosen ON general
ticket, or by districts. OF course tn,
court passed only on the constitution
ality OF the law, not on its fairness.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28
FOR SALE.

house and lot in the cntcrpriyiug and
thriving town 81 Norton. The huusC is pruC.
tiCally new. having been built less than two
wears, contains 70, ms and an ell The
house Is built III - substantial manner sulru.
asa cellar ana furnace. size OF lot - $50
icct Al.p three -ipurthS rt an acre of land
Just the thing ;or building lots, situated lust
across the boundary Inc, IN St lhopc. =. ..
iWWcdlatcly opposite tho LnEh>h Church. |
also otiSf Tor sale heavy and . light wagons.
For terms aud other particulars apply t.. or
address JOHN CONWAY. NoEf.x \ T
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

STATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT OF ESSEN. $
The Probate Court for the district Of Essc,
10 az persons interested in the Estate a.
Alh'rt W Hudson, late of East Haven in sal,
diNtI1't, deceased, Greeting:
bN the authputr OF The State of Vermont
YOU are hereby notified to appear before IN,
~" if1patc I"urt az the Probate On,,c IN
Island Pond i'll said District ON thr ,Gtb l,u
OF NoNcmher, y. u. 1902, to show cause. if nny
you may have. why the account Of Wi,lui,
NJ SamWpn, Administrator OF the estate OF
N!'u NcSca>cn should not he allow cd And
aiSo, why the residue of SAID r>tat, shnuld -, 4
ne distributed to the parties entitled thereto
lhtcd at Island Pond. IN SAID District ms
10Th day of Octph,r. y. n. 1897
:. STORRS It'pGr
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

Grover Cleveland did courteous and
gentlemanly act i'll declining to attend
the Worlds Fair dedcatory ceremonies
because President Harrison was unable
TO be there also, the latter not being will
ing to leave the side OF his dying wife.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

Powdcrly never put SO much solid truth
into SO few words as when he declared
that the Democratic party is the
party OF the poor man, and If he con
tnues to vote that ticket he will never be
anything else than a poor man.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28
OUR CANDIDATES.

Will some free trader please explain
why the hard times lrophcscd by the
Democrats two years ago, as a result ot
the passage of the new tariff law, have
not matcTialized,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

From AN occasional correspondent
! To the Editor Ofthc Herald.
The legislative COMMITTEE. visited ia,
80
i'H''''' ~ nun at i'"'''''"'" ''c -tS'
INST ior the purpose oi investigating ana
cnquiriug into its management. it's
mrtbod nj Treatment aud ,.,r, ,r tb,. -.
ticnts. During the wear 1S5 patients
were ,rrrovrd ia W,trrhrry ,ybicb has
III a.. p..,.,.
'''' '"''' 49,
w,
-, '''''s''>' W ~, . ,'N' '"''' ''' INK
,'n.' ',',' ''0' ''''> ''' ~ '''''' '''' -
,,ara,. Observation-Disclosures. go.
In ASYLUM Iune 80 lso2 3ls
Admitted during the two years is5
. i'S'n"FH[' ''N" E"'"E 10 Waterbury, W.
I.,,nra,.,I -
Not improved 1876
Died -
h'"p''
a,,, 49,. 49,, ,,,,.., ,
Number of town patients whose board
is paid by the state 1912
'>"''o'' %, .'""S'n' p"u'ntN Wh"'cP"'ra
Numbrr Of convict nn,,cr,s .,yhos. nn,r,
is paid bv the State Il
Number OF criminal patients committed
ny inc courts whose board IS paddy
i"'"' "tN
,,..., .t...;',. ,'''' ''.'e'''> "a.
female, : discharged G cIopcd /.
The female. arc j., ,l,,. e,s, ,,.;,,, r.,.l,
ward ;s sunnI;cd with d,r;,, h',u h,t
ronn etc and t,. ,,t;o.,,, ..l,...;
fed orcord;n,, f., ,bc;. ,,,,.,,+.l o,,.,,I;,;.,.,
Th,r, me-, ,,,, ,,,1 .,,.,.;.,,.... .l.....
assistants ~ ,,cb ,,.,,d :, i,,l. an....
and care for ,h, ,,t; j., ,l,,.;,. -....,,...
i've wards The mo, ,r. :, ,,,, ,,..,.
wine, and h,rc tL, s,,,,.. ,.,,,,,.,,.,;,.... 49,.
thr women. aud - ol,,i ,,..,..,.. ..,......
tbir,, &c VERY. ,I..,,, .,,,d ,;,1. i
rs we c,r,d .., .,,.r,.,,:,,. :. ,..,,
that rouId Il. tnr III, c,,,,,.,-. - a., =,
mate, Thr,. b,,,. ,h,...1 ,,,l l,,...,.,
tbr yy;r,rr ,,,,,h. .otn.,.,;.,..,,. ..1
uivc, for ,hc h,,.f, a,,ha,a.;,.,,. ~,
kitchen is N the h,,rr,rn, :, ,.,,,.
about c,ey,,. ,,,.,,cl. ,,.h.., .......,.,.1
den,,tmcrt ,,,. ,b,,n,,,,, 1,... -, ,,,..,,,
the n,stry and .,.r,'t>;,o ,a. ~, ~,
hest and canal ~ Ers, ,I,.. ,,.,,.,:.'.
bnrs.s ". aI.a ,;.;,a, .t'.... ''''' ''''''
irouir.r room, otto por. =, ~, .,. :.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

II, ne undcrsigned, having been appointcdby
~ non ifohatc Court tor the District 81
- w COMMISSIONERS to receive, examine
ana ADJUST All claims and demands of ali ncr.
SHnnS against the estate OF Martha NJ
L luck, iHtc OF brighton, in said District,
onset thereto, hereby give notice thot vc 81. ~
mctt TOR the purposes aforesaid. nt NE
stewart House, island Pond, Vt, on the iSt
, Jay o, November and 18th day 81 April next
ii"in cI0ok p, m, until l. O'Clock u. m
GaCh ct sud days and that six months from
Inc Inc +tn oaN OF October, y. u. 1892 is the time
limited ny said Court for said creditors tH
and allowance. ''''''"'""
h, r"tcI at Brighton, this Ith day of Octo-
CHARLES NJ DYER
PACE IPFORD ( COmmi ssiOnCrg
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that have bought
the Island Pond branch of the business of
Sleeper X Akhurst, aud have withdrawn
from the firm. All bills against said Island
POND branch will be paid by me, and all nc.
counts due the same should be paid to me.
{. w, SLEEPER, Lancaster, y. II.
Attest-SLEEPER x AKHURST.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

country he discovered than by making it
an excuse for the neglect OF public duties.
There seems to be a disposition To make
the ballot law more simple so rs To he
easily understood, but the main features
will probably remain as they are.
The Committee on Education Is hard
AT work, and il looks as though there
were men engaged on the school law that
would frame one that the supreme court
would not have to enact a substitute Tor
50 as to bridge over school matters until
another legislature should assemble.
1t is quiet now, but wait until the week
ly payment bill, the labor question, and
such kindred subjects come up. II
Montpelier, VT, Oct ~, 1892.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

u. $. SToRRs. Jrncr.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1892-10-28

ask Won ~ take advantage of q great
opportunity To get BARGAINS ~
HONEST GOODS from oar tut
and complete line at S"aSuu-
able attractions IA
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
Prof smiths Idea. of Inspiration

CiNCINNATL O., Dec. Is. the Sec
oud and third charges on which Prof.
Henry p Smith was found guilty yes
terday afternoon pertain to his views
on inspiration. The second charge
was that he taught contrary to the
fundamental doctrine OF the word OF
God aud OF the confession OF faith. that
the molly spirit did not control the con.
spired writers in their composition OF
the holy scriptures as to make their
utterances wholly ami absolutely truth
full, that is free from error when inter-
pre,ed in the natural ami intended
sense. The third charge accused him
of teaching an inspiration of the scrip.
lures IN sense different from that
taught by the scriptures themselves
and by the confession OF faith. in
view OF the close vote (second charge.
guilty Sc not guilty 20; charge three
guilty 80, not guilty 70. it Is sur
missed that the penalty OF excommuDi-
cation will not be recommended and
possibly not more than an admonition.
as the committee is made up 10 iu-
clude several supporters OF the ac-
cused.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
Asto Cleveland. Cabinet.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. w lille Pres
ident. elect Cleveland has not given
any definite Information as TO the per-
soneile OF mis- cabinet. he has indicated
10 those whose ADVICE he will ask
when considering the members OF his
Official household that he does not in
tend to appoint single secretary VINO
is not American born. Mr.. Cleveland
claims tina, he is led to this uetermin-
alton not BY any marrow spirit OF
Amerlcanism, out as the result OF "A
careful study OF the constitution. As
is well known the constitution OF the
United States prescribes that the pres
ident and vice president must be native
Americans. 1t says nothing OF the
qualifications OF the men VINO form the
presidents cabinet
1t therefore is quite possiole in view
OF the law enacted few years ago
naming the orderin which the variou:
secretaries can succeed 10 the presi
Gency, that one OF them who might b,
foreign born citizen could succeed &c
the presidential chair. In this even
the grave question would Immediately
arise as to the eligibility OF that sec
rotary. President Harrison was &
thoroughly imoued with tho American
spirit thrt ne chose native born citi
zens for his cabinet in every instanc,
even though the thought OF succession
may never have occurred 10 MIN.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
south Dakota Miners satisfied with
Present state Laws.

DEADwoop S, d.. Dec. l7.-Dele-
number OF 300 representing every min
ing camD ami district in the Black
Hills, assembled at the city hail at 10
O'Clock a. m. in response to Gail for
mining congress. The purpose OF
the congress. as EXPRESSED in the call,
was to discuss the merits OF certain
amendments proposed 10 the mining
laws of the state.
After thoroughly debating the sub
ject, the delegates believing the new
bill might be in the interest only OF
CORPORATIONS ana rich individuals ami
being satisfied with the present CODE,
by a rising vote adopted the following
Be it resolved by the miners OF the
various mining districts OF the Black
Hills assembled at Deadwood 5. d..
this ! 9th day OF December. 1892. that
whereas the mining laws, as they now
exist having been passed upon oy the
court and fully adjudicateG ana such
decisions having also been endorsed
aud adopted by the United States iand
office department. therefore Re it
Resolved. That we as miners, are
opposed to any change in the laws as
they now exist and it is our unanimous
expression that our representatives in
the next legislature semoled DO mo-
make any change in the local or state
laws affecting the mining laws as they
now exist.
Among the notables present wa
Prof. Jenny. whose report made at thu
instance OF the government in 1919
first established the existence OF goit
in the Black Hills, then part OF tn
Sioux reservation. and led to its open
ing to settlement in 1877.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30

The idea is popular that whenever
sickness scizes an agei person there is
greater danger than when the same
malady attacks person of middle
life. A surgical operation of the
major character performed upon one
who has reached the allotted three
score and ten disappoints no~one If it
proves fatal 1t is not long since Sir
George Humphrey of Cambridge in.
vestigated this subject and found as a
result that the recuperative powers OF
those long past middle life were very
great. lie was surprised at the many
striking instances of the rapid healing
OF ulcers wounds aud fractures in the
aged. There is much in this to en-
courage the aged who are sick or who
have postponed necessary surgical
treatment for no other reason thar
because of their burden of years Al
aged tree will generally thrive under
careful pruning.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. 1.-The
FIRST 30, 900 of the Worlds fair souve-
mir half dollars have been shipped to
Chicago today by express in care OF
the United States subtreasurer. Tney
occupy five kegs and include ali OF the
first 80. 900 mintej, except No. |, for
which the Exposition company is to
get $40. 600. and three others, num-
bered 400 1892, 1892. These, on ac-
count OF their extra value, estimated
10 aggregate $50, 600, have been care
fully put in separate packages and
packed in a separate keg by them
selves.
INV YORK, Dec. 6.-Tne treasury
train which left Philadelphia this
morning having on board the first
90. 900 OF the new Columbian souvenir
MALI dollars shipped from the United
States mint arrived at the Pennsyiva-
MIA depot at noon in Jersey City.
Colonel Elliott +. Shepard received
10, 900 OF the coins and the remainder
were turned over to the United States
Express company to be sent 10 the
subireasury at Chicago.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-12-30
disorder on the Mexican Border.


WAsIuNGroN. Dec. 17.-General
Schofeld received dispatches this
moruing confirming the reports oil law
lessness prevailing along the Texas
border in the vicinity OF San lsnacio'
Mex. One OF the reports received py
MIN said That party OF bandits from
Texas crossed the line to san Ignaclo
on Inc 10Th inst, set tire To the par
racks and burned the captain, an en-
sign ami four Mexican soldiers. Gen.
eral Scnolield said that United States
troops are Fastening 10 tho scene anG
will take Whatever action Is louhu
necessary. Orders will pc issued from
Washington. as the officer in charge
has already general instructions COW
eriue such affairs as these.
Although II very slight Improvement
in General l,osecrans' condition TINS
afternoon is noticeable, IL Is shld tnat
he is not convalescing very rapidly
inc disagreeaoie weather OF the past
few days causing quite setback
The detail OF Captain ii. ID. Borup.
ordnance department. to uuty at the
Worlds Column Dian exposition In cou-
nection with the exhibit OF the army
ordnance department. Is regarded ny
army officers in Washington as VIM
dication OF his conduct while military
attache to the United States legation
at Paris. Captain BoruD was recalled
from duty at the instance OF the french
government ON account OF the alleged
safe OF plans of the French seacosl
Notifications to officers OF the German
and Italian armies.