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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

Aug ]. BogcI. the leading drug.
Eigt Of Shreveport, La. says: "Dr.
Kings New Discovery Ia the only thing
seller / have" j. +. Campbell. mcr-
chant OF Stafford. ArIz,. writes: DIR.
Kings New Discovery ~ all that It Ia
claimed for Il; It never fails, and Is n
sure cure for consumption. coughs and
colds. / cAEn5t Fay enough for It's mer-
It's" DR.. Kings New Discovery for con-
sumption, coughs ard colds Is not an cx-
pertinent. II has been tried for quar-
ter OF century, and to-day stands at the
head. II never dlsappolnts. Logan
Drug Co,
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Special Dispatch to tho lntelllgoncer
ELKINs. W. Va, May 25.-RIlcy
Garfield. aQcd seventeen years. who was
bound over to court several days ago
In the sum OF i've hundred dollars.
charged with forging check In favor
OF ". l.. Ncstor on the Ellins National
bank. has disappeared and his where
nbouts Is unknown. His father signed
the bond and has instituted a search for
the boy,
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BOSTON. Mass. May 25.-Albert NJ.
King, the Boylston National bank mes
senger. who disappeared last Wednes-
day, with $4,000 OF the banks money,
and who was arrested at Pennington
Maine. last Saturday, was arraiGned In
the municipal court here to-day on thG
charge nf cmbeZZlement. He pleaded
mot guilty" and was held in $500 for
the grand jury Ball was furnished by
his father.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26
10 THE LADIES WHO ARE BUYING
FURNISHING GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN,

We respectfully calf your attention 60
our Gents Furnishing Department,
which II complete Ia every detail,
Tie ElghmIN white shirt sole Agents..
The hest AitlNg SHIRT InRilr at $500 ami
up, other white shirts nj soc Hnd Up.
ColorSd shlrtH complete llnct, HiIss AZ
large a. 20 neck and 90 body, at zoe
AMI mp.
Underwear a. large a. 80, at bOo aud up,
Half Hose, noted for their durability,
flnsnsSb and fast CulOrH, At ~, - aMd soc.
NcckWsRr, Collars AMI Cnifs, ALWAYS the
latest. G.. a. SS - Sons,
Fashionable Tallnrs aud Fine Furmah-
SrS, Nos. 1871 and 1893 Market street.
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Special Dispatch to the lntelliEencer.
wAsHINGToN,Nlay 25.-PensIon GER
tlheatcs have been issued as follows;
West VirginIs-or!ginaI-colvin Wood
ford, Glenwood. Mason county.
Increase-A. 5. Gwin, Confidence. Putt
nam county; S. ]. Newton. Triplett,
Roane county.
Re-lssue--Juhn Harshbarger, Milton,
Cabell county: minors Of Abraham, VIII
son. Spencer. ROane county.
Belmont county. Ohio. Increase-Al-
Ian Floyd, BarncSville. Original widows
Sarah X Owlngs, Martins Ferry, and
Sarah J. Creighton. Pitcher.
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WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator
Cannon. OF Utah. to-day introduced an
amendment to the tariff bill providing
for an export bounty on wheat, corn,
-four. tobacco and other farm products,
"by way OF an equalization to agrlcul-
turists OF the benefits Of this 1.-THE tarih)
act"
This act Is tho result Of n conference
Of silver Republicans. POpullsts and
some Democrats. which may be said to
represent the sentiment OF the element
which puts silver above all other legis.
lation.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

The Philharmonic Quartets twentieth
concert took place last evening az the A.
o. U. w, Temple, and proved to be the
most enjoyable az any yet given. The
lovers OF chamber music who attend
these concerts were enthusiastic in their
regard for Professor Schociey and his
associates. VINO are striving TO enlarge
knowledge and appreciation Of the best
works written In a field 10 which they
devote their interpretativc powers.
EQUAL praise must be given each member
for during the rendition OF last nights
Characteristic programme. each instru-
ment showed rs good management The
numbers programmed were delightful
Schubert. an Interesting Mozart, n Bee
thovcn (opUs IS. No. 81 the playing OF tho
third movement "Andante CRntablle con
Varlazlone." OF which was exquisite. a
Msndelssohn trio for piano, violin and
cello was masterful In writing and inter
probation. 4 number not from the old
masters. but interesting because played
from manuscript, was a charming little
bit. written for the Philharmonic Quar-
tet by Miss Flora Pollock, OF this city.
II was played with careful and unerrinG
tastc ard reflected credit on Musical
Wheeling and Us allied interests
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LONDON. May ga special dis
patch from Cape Town says the natives
Of Portuguese, East Africa, are defeat
ing the Portuguese troops in various di-
rections and that the governor OF Della
goa has urgently requested the govern
ment at Lisbon to send him reinforce
mcnts
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRusrEE's SALE.

nv virtue Of a decd OF trust made y NJ NJ;
s. BCTisford and Miriam BC IsI,,oh Tia.
wife and Nancy j. Haier anu i- ~" dated
Tor. her husband, to me as trustee, 80 4!
Aprii iss5 and rSSST d,S y roa 59s OF 6ss
countv. West Virginia, IN D,reu o. he
Book No, g. pGgG 2lS: R%Srl,si sS,t al a, b:
north front door OF the court "'"''
said county on ga.
SATURDAY. tho 9Th DAY OF JUNE i.,, ~.
commeneing at 10 o'clock a. m; tn .,x Sub sub
ing described property, that v ~ ~ hundred
diSisIon Two OF lot numbered one " ons in
md forty-four. and lot numbcteSJ, Wheel.
Rucnn Vista addition TO ne IN. IN, " as made
In said W. s. Berisiord ana
IGai fool, No. !. page Is ,.,., ard as
TERIS or SAl.E.-one-thiirrul, 10 ~ nay
much moro as the purchaser ele ,,Si, nee III
In cnsh on the day OF sale, inc, an and Two
i,yo equal instalimcnts al 9 CIV Nm Inc day
Years, notes bearing interest LrS o,l u nay.
~ aaic to be given for t !h,ee,sN VTi,rustee.
". IT, HAIIER, AuetLoneeT. -4 ny -
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DECORATION DAY.

Saturday kppsNrs 10 Have the cHli-Ths
Hanks will CIosr Then.
As Decoration day falls on Sunday
this year. there is some uncertainty as
to when the holiday will be observed in
wheeling. 1t is probable the local OBJ
servance will take place on Saturday,
as the banks have announced that they
win close their doors on that day. II
would be proper and timely for Mayor
Butts to issue proclamation hXinS
either Saturday or Monday for the OBJ
serynnCc in this city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

BLOOMSBURY. Pa, May 25.-The
dynamite conspiracy trial involving
Lloyd S. wintersteen, a prominent bus
mess man and lawyer OF this county.
and Clifton Enorr. began in the county
court here to-day. Case No. ], charg-
ing Wlntersteen with intent to commit
murder by exploding dynamite bomb
was the first one called for trial. Knorr
pleaded guilty" and Wlntersteen
pleaded mot guilty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

COLUMBIA. s. c., May Ex-Governor
Ellerbee to-day stated that tomorrow he
would Issue commission 20 Congress-
man John L. McLaurin as United States
senator from South Carolina, 20 succeed
the late Senator Earle until the assem-
bling OF the legislature In January next
Mr.. McLaurin is now the representa-
tive OF the Sixth congressional district,
this being his second term.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

Bates lodge received many natterinE
comments from the visitors, Among
those from distance were; District
Deputy Grand Master james Luke ~
l.. McGraw, William Hooper, New Cum
berland; II. II. FoElc, Bridgeport H. r.
y, AcI.sln, Elm Grove. and 7. II. Ham'
muud. BurgettstOwn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

NOT only acute lung troubles. which
may prove fatal In few days, but Old
chronic coughs aud throat troubles
may receive Immediate relief aud be
permanently cured by one Minnie
Cough Cure. Charles II. Goethe. corner
Market and Twelfth streets. Bowie &
Co., Bridgeport; Peabody S Son, BEN
wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

Special Dispatch to .ho lntclllgcncer.
CHARLESTON. May ga charter
was Issued to-day to The MIL Creek Lit.
erary and Social club Mt Cooperg, in Mer.
Ger county Authorized capital 10000
subscribed and paid in |2j. lncorpora'
tors II. Ayler, Joseph Hicks, Il. w. Hun
II. d. Buford and ]. T.. Gunner,
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WASHINGTON. May 25.-The senate
to-day confirmed the following nominal
tons;
Brigadler General John II. Brooks 10 be
major general: Joseph II. Gaines, Of
wcJt Virginia, to be United States attor-
ney. district OF West Virginia; a. n.
Keller. postmaster at Bennett, Pa,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

The organ recital OF Professor Hart
man. on Thursday evening, At the First
Christian church. Is delightfully."- antici.
pated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

IT should be made matter Of public
knowledge that Dcwltrs Witch Hazel
Snlyo viii speedily cure piles Of the
longest standing. II IN the household Ia
vorlte for burns, scnld9, cuts, bruises
Goethe, corner Market hnd Twelfth
streets. Bowie & Co., bridgeport; Pea
body G. Son. Bcnwood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

A full rehearsal OF the Oratorlo Society
with the Opera House orchestra, will
take place In Odd Fellows hall Tonight
As this IS the last before the splpists
reach hero, a full ATTENDANCE Is desITcd.
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Special Dispatch to the lnteilIgencer.
WASHINGTON. May 25.-west Vlr-
gInia postmasters have been named as
follows J. II. Bailey Swampion. Up
shur county: Alexander Buck, Hur Call
houn county; Thomas II. Core, Schultz,
Peasants county.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

THE Wheeling Oratorio Society. I'M
der the leadership Of Paris II. Myers,
win sing McndelsEohn's St Paul Mt
Wheeling Park, May q, DO not fail TO
hear them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

HALLS Hair Remover contains the
natural food and color matter for the
hair. and medicinal herbs for the scalp.
curing Erayness, badness, dandrul and
arnln NOreH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

THE Wheeling public will be interest
cd to hear Mrs, Martha. +. Whitaker
sing at the Casino. Friday night. In
company with the eminent artists en-
kRRed for the production Of 81. Paul
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26
PASSENGER MEN
From Pittsburgh Visit Wheeling
and are Entertained by
WHEELING PASSENGER AGENTS.

Arp 20 the Park In the Afternoon was
aPIsa.lnE Fsaturs-'Ths Park II'vsla'
uon 20 ,hs Smoky city Msn-ThS Wat
toss were Given = Dlnnsr at the wlnd-
scr on Thslr return to Town, and Ian
Delighted with Their treatment
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator
Pcttigrew to-day gave notice Of an
amendment to the torifI bill providing
for the nbroEutlon Of the Hawaiian rec
Iproclty treaty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-26
BATES LODGE ELECTS

Omesrs for Ihs YsaranI Enjoys a spread.
Sir. Sehosn Presented with n Fine MaS-
tsr's JsWrI.
Bates Lodge No. 50. A. F. & A. NJ, last
night held its annual election Of ON
GERS at the Masonic temple, with
large attendance OF the craft
About eighty members of the
lodge were present. besides 4
large number OF visiting MasonS OF
local and out-Of-town lodges. The cleo
tion OF officers resulted as follows:
Worshlpful mastcr-R b. Battelle,
Senior warden-ll. NJ. Baird.
Junior warden-H. b. Baguley.
Treasurcr-John *. List.
Secretary-J. y. Waltz.
Senior deRcOn-w. u. Irvine.
Junior deacon-J. 3. Wills.
Stewards-Frank B. RIieves, W. p,
Burke.
All of the officers and the majority Of
the members were In full dress. a
pleasing feature OF the meeting was the
presentation 10 Brother Edward G.
Schoen Of past masters Jewel by Col
Onel Robert White. on behalf OF the
members OF Bates lodge
The recipient was taken wholly by
surprise and thanked the lodge. in
brief and appropriate remarks.
II was after midnight when the meet
ing adjourned to sample the feast OF
good things spread in the dining hall.
ZlegenEelder had prepared feast fit for
the gods. The table decorations con-
sisted OF roses The menu OF the ham
Quet was rs follows:
"A good digestion 10 you all
And once more / shower
Welcome on you: Welcome all
Bread and Butter.
Eat me-
Roast Lamb. Cold Tongue. Cold Ham.
u hold an old accustomed feast"
Mint Sauce. Pickles. Mustard.
olives. Radlshes.
'"To those who know thee not.
No words can paint.
And those who know thee,
Know all words arc faint"
Punch.
mo stupid laws our fcasts control.
But each guest drains or leaves tho bowl,
Precisely as he fells inclined"
VOLTS Celebrated Water Crackers.
Illrch's New York Cream Cheese.
whats in n name? That which we
Can a rose. by any other name
Would smell as sweet"
Fruit.
'Hs feeds on fruit which, of their own
The EIiSiiaE grounds and laden trees nt-
leo Cream.
There's nothing like IT,"
Cakes
Sweets to the sweet"
Coffee.
Water with berries in IT,"
Cigars.
"Let MS smoke In this world.
And not In tho next"
Aud Lang syna
This subject for heroic song pleased mo"
Good Night
"Tbo lights aro out and gone AFRO all the
That thrcnEing came with mcrrlmont and
jest"
The banquet concluded very enjoy
able gathering Of the fraternity, and
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There Will be rehearsal Of the
wonian's Musical Club this afternoon at
2:3O sharp. in the A. o. U. w. Temple.
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NILES Pain Fills. "GHS cant ia a a. dos 4 -
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TO LEI.

New, all modren houses on the
south side of Fourteenth and JACOB
streets, eight rooms, bath. laundry
with furnace, electric light 00'n
gases. Tho plumbing and general
finish will be tho best. Possession
on or about July /, 1881.
@ROLF & ZENE'*
50 Fourteenth Street.
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Ground INU loot N0unTC on IWEHEy'
seventh street. with buildings thereon.
No. .2UT ChRpline street. 100.
FiVe-roomed house southeast corner o.
Elizabeth and Twelfth street. ''.'nl.
Real estate OF every description.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate AEen, Collector. Notary Pub,
lie and Pension Attorney, No. 81! Ma!a
street. iuyS
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STUDENTS CONFERENCE.
Work of the intercollegiate Depart
ment OF the \. VI. {. A. Explained.

NORTHFIELD, Mass, July 1.-The usual
programme at the students conference was
varied to-day. The Bible classes met at s
o'clock and the morning conference for
Christian workers was omitted. The pur-
pose of this was TO give up the audito-
rum meetings to the explauation of the
work Of the intercollegiate department of
the Y. NJ. c. A. Mr.. Mott, secretary of the
intercollegiate department presided at the
meeting this morning in place of Mr..
Moody, and in his opening address said
tnat the teacher of Martin Luther took off
ms nat IN the presence of his students,
because they were the future burgOmasters,
magistrates and professors. Bismarck says
that he considered students to be the most
influential class of his country las 60 the
universities so goes the nation. These
universities are the strategic point in the
or the work in this direction has been
wonderful. Less than twenty years ago
there were less than thirty college Chris
tan Associations, now there are $50. Now
there are thirty-ive college association
buildings and thirty more are carrying on
a canvass. We now have 100 men attend
ing the summer schools.
Z. {. Micnene spoke on behalf of the col
lege work in the West, where he said,
there is a college population of forty thou
the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew, also delv-
cred an address.
This afternoon the foreigners drove over
grounds. They met on Temptation hill,
where will be built new chapel, the money
for which was given to Mr.. Moody last
winter. There a short meeting was held
and John r. Mott addressed the delegates
on the'"World's Student Federation"
This evening, at the Round Top meeting.
the delegates representing the British Do
minion spoke Mr. McGreggor. represent
ing the Students Christian Union of South
Africa, spoke first. saying that his country
was passing through a critical time. They
are making history very fast. Hundreds
are going to the gold fields where congre-
gate the lowest people of all nations. 1t is
high time that men were sent from the
student centers to stem the tide of wicked
ness. Mr.. Hure, representing the Austral-
ian Students Union. told the story of the
work in his country Mr. Wright, the dele
gate from the British College Christian
Union, was the last speaker
At the o'clock platform meeting Rev. G.
|: Schofield, of Mortified, spoke on the
Holy Spirit He closed his sermon with an
earnest appeal to his hearers to be willing
to receive the Spirit in full.
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GUARDING TWO NEGROES.
Four Companies OF Kentucky Militia,
About 500 Men, Under Arms.

LOUISVILLE, July Flour companies of
the Kentucky state guard, comprising
about five hundred men, are now under
and active duty protecting two
negroes from anticipated mob violence
Green Dining, charged with murder at
Franklin, Simpson county, and Tol Stone
charged with attempted assault at Glas-
gow Stone was taken from the Bowling
Green Jail this morning and was accom-
panied by 120 soldiers to the scene of his
crime-GlaSgoW. He is charged with at
tempting to assault Miss Jones, teacher
in Liberty College, several months ago and
was taken to Bowling Green for safe keep
ing. He fears that he will be lynched, not
Withstanding the soldiers. Dining, at
Franklin, is being guarded night and day
by nearly 300 soldiers to prevent the farm
ers of Logan and Simpson counties from
lynching him for killing Jodie Conn, who
was one OF crowd of raiders who attacked
the negro in his home one night for the
purpose of frightening him from the cOun-
ty. There is considerable excitement at
Glasgow, where the Stone negro will be put
on trial tomorrow.
Toll Stone, the negro who assaulted Miss
Moore a teacher, here May 81, was to-day
convicted and given seven years in the
penitentiary. the limit of the law. He will
be tried for arson tomorrow in attempting
to set the schoolhOuse on fire, the penalty
made for him In the courtroom to-day, but
soldiers, of which two companies are here
pressed the lynchers back. A scheme
formed to diSarm the soldiers in the yard
failed. There are threats of reinfOrcements
from the country and an attempt at lynch
armed troops will likely prevent an effort
to carry it into execution"
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HAWAII MUST BEWARE.
Japanese Paper Says the Saucy Re-
nuhIic Mny BE Chnstised.

public May BE ChuSf1seO,
VANCOUVER, B. c.. July 1.-The steam
ship Empress of China has arrived from
the Orient. Among the passengers is
Judge Mowatt, of Shanghai, who presided
at the trial of Mrs. Carew, and who is now
en- route to England on a holiday trip.
The Empress brings the following adj
vices: The Jill remarks in reference to the
difficulty with Hawaii that the govern
ment at Honolulu is somewhat saucy and
not the least intimidated by the presence
of the war ship Naniwai in their waters.
They believe that Japan will not dare
adopt so extreme a measure as to go to
war with so small a country, being
ashamed to do 1t is this that causes
Hawaii to show such a bold front. 1t is a
pity that this should be so, for If Hawaii
goes too far, we shall certainly be COM
PEELED TO chastise her.
japanese laborers who were refused ad-
mittance into Hawaii and who were to be
sent to Brazil have declined TO go there.
over twenty arrests have just been made
in Seoul, Corea, in consequence Of the dis
coVery of an alleged plot to asSassinate sew
eral prominent persons. japanese papers
alleged that the Russian party was at the
bottom Of the plot, and that they are now
taking advantage of its discovery t9 in
duce the King to return to the Russian le-
Professor Tanakadate, who occupies the
chair of physics and seismology in the inn
perial Japanese university, is said to have
invented an earthquake alarm, which will
be exhibited at the Paris exposition in 1900
The Japanese government has imposed
new taxes on land and leaf tobacco in order
to meet the increasing demand on the treas
ury since the war
Fresh efforts are being made to have the
m1rderers of the Queen of Corea punished
A petition has been presented TO the King
to that effect.
The West river was opened to foreign
trade June without any friction with the
Chinese
The rebellion on the Philippine islands is
not yet over. A few days ago an attack
was made by the rebels upon the house of
the colonial secretary of the Philippine
islands. which is situated in the center of
the town of Manila. Fortunately for him
he was absent at a dinner party, other
wise he would have been killed. His serv-
ants were locked up by the rebel visitors
and the house carefully searched. No dam
age was done and none of the property was
stolen.
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Pope had communicated hiE, he wrote;
Il spare the Pope no longer. Hc is raw
ing mailman and must be locked up
some letters Of his bother. Prince Jerome,
are interesting When Jerome out
witted by the Austrian general. Genmayer.
he still boosted of his strategic plans in an
inflated order of the day. This caused Ma
polcon to write as follows: Il have seen
your order of to-day, which makes you the
laughing stock of Austria Germany and
France. Haven't you friend about 10 tell
you plain truth2 You, a King and a broth
CT OF the Emperor These are ridiculous
titles. In time of war you must be a sob
der and nothing but a soldier. You must
have no minister, no diplomatic corps. no
state You must camp with the vanguard.
be day and night on horseback, and march
Ia the van TO pick UP news or remain in
ones harem. You make a war like satrap
petty autocrat) Is ii from me, good God,
that you learned THAR From ] who with
an army Of 100000 men. keep az the head
of my skirmishers2 The people. are pro-
voied with you. Kienmayer, with l2,0e
men, has glghed at you and your ridiculous
pretensions, and has slipped away from you
Of pretensiOns, some little mind and few
good qualities but these are marred by
your extreme presumption. You have no
knowledge of the fitness of things. Leave
of being ridiculous send your diplomatic
corps back to Cassella, have no baggage,
and wage war like a young solder wishing
TO earn glory and reputation. Try TO serve
the rank you have reached and the esteem
of France and Europe, who are watching
you and. by Cod do right and speak in
seeInly manner II you can