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The sun., 1898-03-21
.DE[ANARE'S UNION LEAGUE
Proposition Made For Il Great
Organization in This State.
PATRIOTISM BEFORE POLITICS
That Will l,e Its Motto and the Or.
gamizatiOm Will he Called Union
Republican Club For ltcpubli.
la,,s Of Delaware.

SPECIAL to THE Sun.
DOVER, Del, March .O.-A proposition
has been submitted by which Delaware
may have Il Union I1ague-a club hold.
ing patriotism before politics.
Several letters have been received here
by friends Of Mr.. J. Edward Addicks in
which Mr. Addicks outlines the prOpo.
Sition for the organization OF the club.
The organization is to be known as the
Union Republican Club, and all respec-
table Republicans, who voted for Nc
kinley and Hobart at the late election,
will be eligible for membership.
New York has its Union League;
Philadelphia has its Union League, and
in the purpose OF the organization "f the
lnion Republican Club is /" give to
Delaware a Union League.
In every particular this new "rganiza'
ton is to be similar to the Union League
in Philadelphia.
The Union League is Republican
organization, but its prime object is that
OF aiding the United States Fedora
Government both in times of peace and
! III war.
In other words the League exists I'M
/ der this motto: "Patriutism before POl.
ties
/ During the Civil War the tnioI
League organized one OF the finest com
panlcs Of soldiers that participated II
that awful strife.
The Union League contributes to TIN
support OF the government.
The membership roll is one long list
distinguished American citizens. Sol
succeeds father and grandfather, and th
permanent, stable and patriotic featnr
of the organization is most striking.
The idea of the Union Rcpublica
Club, as expressed in the conmunlca
tions sent ont by Mr.. Addicks, is TO e
feet Just such Il permanent nlganlzatlo loi
\ handsome club house will be bnI
in Wilmington.
The rni"n Republican Club is not
be Il politicians club, where the t ugh
man in politics may hang up nor til
ward politician concoct his little schemes
The members; are to be rrswctaD
Republicans and the club State organ
zation for the purpose Of aiding the Gn'
ernm"nt ni the State. aS the MO
League assist the Federal Government
The lninn League materially aids I'll
National Republican party, and that
Pennsylvania in their campaigns al
fights. .,
The Union Republican will do ii
same for thcliepublican party in theSla
ui Delaware.
The respectable members OF the !;
publican PARTY here think well "l ii
proposition made in Nl Addirk> c"'
nlinlcatiDnS
delaware will have Il Union League.
SHILLING.
The sun., 1898-03-21

Pastor Rev. :. Guy is trying I" raise
Sl(, for the purpose Of purchasing tile
deed Of the St. Johns 4. NJ. F.. Mission,
at Eleventh and Dupont streets.
4 team belonging to l;c"rgc {. White.
man ran away ON Saturday evening, ana
a hind axle was broken.
Mrs. George ". Joseph has been visit =
iny friends ut IHwcs.
Miss Louise 4. DUPONT Is cnl'hite Tor
Santa Cruz. California, I" witt Tor II irw
weeks.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Robinson, #
c,rlton, Md.. are the guest of tilcliCS
IN this clty.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morris are
visiting Mr.. Norris parents. OF trcilt"n,
Md.
lob II. Jackson has gone for an rx'
,rnSivr "Trip t" Europe.
The Pos, Irntcn season will he Opened
on Easter Monday night, April u, by, Il
sub,cription dance t" br given IN the
New Century Club.
Rlouses are not 50 full as they were
IN thc front. while the Lack has but
few gathers. =.
Rev, ". \. Yates, Of Philadelphia
,dIr.ssrd the Y. NJ {. \. yesterday
afternoon.
The Nonw~il Laundry has received
IN. ni the latest collar and cuff ironing
! Wr and Mrs. Huxley Harvey are th'
. .,. ri friends in Philadelphia.
The sun., 1898-03-21
ME- A SPANISH fling
CaStilian Emblem Suffers l.
Serious Insult in This l'ity.
OFFENDER WAS A BIG RAT
The Flag Was in II Market Str ct
Window and the Rodent Was
Hungry Petlest rialss
Watch the Ceremony.

When the Spanish Government makes
a final demand upon the American Gov
ernnent for pparalion for all the insults
to I he Spanish flag that have been PER
petrated in this country in the past few
years, it will probably ask for the pun,
ishnent Of II big lat now living in t'.I>
city. The insult to the Spanish emblcr'
pripetralcd by this particular rat wa,
lar more grave and serious tial'
any other iudi.nity the Castlllan III
blem has yet suffered in the United
States. This particular rat did not burn
il Spanish Hay: it did not trail Il Spsnl>it
flag in the dust; it did not spit upon Il
Spanish flag: it did not tread upon u
Spanish flag. No; it did worse. 1t ate
II Spanish flag.
The pal tic,lar rat Is one OF 4 few tl.M
ever and anon pukcd their noses ab'dit
the bulk window of Il store not tar from
Fifth and Market streets.
The time the glarlng insult to I"
Spanish flag was committed by this p.
tlrular rat was last night. The hour WAS
nine.
Several pedestrians happened to 81
tl. ra, in the window and then morhld
curiosity prompted them to watcn -
antics. They watched it for five MIA.
utes as il ronlprd about the articles III
| the window. among which was tiny
! spanish clnblenl. uninrltd. The tiag lay
on the tl,ur of lic window.
/ Alter rnn,pin, To- it, hearts cont nj
the rat stopped /" take II look at ''''
window.
just why i, kn,Irl. none Of IT,"
pedestrians who watched II were ab!e
! to tell. iluWcv,r, after looking Tor II
second. and >nitllny u bit, ii procc'"
to ,lrrnur the Splnl-h flag.
Il tool, it five minutes to eat it. i''''
i, ran. The staff "i the flag is now III
the window. The ia, did not ca''' /"
eat the staff.
; Those VINO saw the rat eat the H.
are Inclined It" the belief that tn" -
deliberately planned the eating OF '1''
flag. and l",krd nul to see il ANYONE "...
near to- stop him.
The sun., 1898-03-21
while the Roll Holds Ont.

"Bll' pier>on. II noted mlNnI"gi-l "i
this city, >I1"k the dust Of Wilmington
from his shoes at an early hour Sunday
m,rnjnp and started for Wa>hing'"i'.
"Bilr' has friends all over he city ANA
is we'll liked, bu, they all feel agrlr>rd
,hm II, did NOT tell Them ul his intended
viSi, to the Capital rs many OF ''''"
have friends VIII" are rnpl"ytd ~ u"
different departmental ON e. OF ''%
government. When "l'i'I lctt ht"F
not know how Sm,n h" would bc ia =,
lint il the ,oll holds out and things are
slow in Washington he may bta -
accustomed place uy tonight. Ii Is
problenptirai question, but when W"
aforesaid roll ntIl> int" in"l,'r"i.
ucse,,ptudc lr will com" back T." las ""'
lla,,,ts.
The sun., 1898-03-21
ASPHYX|ATED IN his HOME
Grorpryman John 4. Light Upset
a GAS Stove and Died.
FWlND LYING IN BATHROOM
Relieved to Have Fallen In IL Fit ami
Disconnected the Tube From the
S,uyc..I.iir Was Extinct When
lie Was Discovered.
FWl'ND LYING IN BATHROOM

John 4. Light, grocer, at thu. southeast
rornrr Of Eleventh and Poplar streets,
This city. was asphyxialed by gas at his
home between and 2.3O u clock ytstri'
day afternoon. 49,,
between the hours given, Light, as is
hic usual custom, entered the bath room
for the purpose Of taking a bath.
While in here hl> wife and children
think he became III, ic!' against he ga>
STOKE. knocked il over, aEl detached he
rubber cock from he stove.
In hi, helpless condition they believe
he was Unable to call Tor assistance or
make any attempt to save hl- i t., ana
tina, the yu~ fumes soon resulted IN rem
drring him unconscious and ultimately
in death.
Lights prolonged stay Ia the bath'""m
WA, no., noticed untI an hour after he
had entered the place and then 1t was
that "A son Of Light ON investigating
stumbled over his fathers dead form.
DR. Dwns. Of Ninth and Poplar
streets, was called in hu, he stated that
lic h;,d been extinct for some Time.
nuputv Coroner Chandler was notified
and will investigate the case to-day.
The s,lppnsitlon in the neighborh""l'
At Ilc time Light dca,l, became Known,
vo. tina, i, was Il case OF suicide. some
m.rsnn- thinking that he had become
melancholy over selling his St"" on
Friday last.
This theory. however, is positively
denied by the members OF the family
and l,rv assert that Light was in tht
M.sl of Lu,nur when he entered the lntl
Th, deceased was 45 years OF age ano
is survived by wife and three children
The sun., 1898-03-21
ONE CENT

the Queen Regent Of spain has repeatedly
and strongly appealed to Emperor
Francis Joseph Of Austria to exert hi4
influence with the nonarch> Of Europe.
particularly Emperor William to secure
their efforts to restore alnicablr relations
between he United States and Spain.
The Queen laid speciaI stress On the
necessity "i maintaining the peace nf
Europe and securing All entente "f thu
European monarchs against republican.
aggressive America and on the affinity
of her dynasty with the IIapsburgs.
1t is understood Emperor Francis
Joseph, while replying to the Queen
cautiously and conservatively, ha>
actully written to Emperor william,
endeavorng to elicit reply pledging
the latter to tender his good services in
trying to maintain peace.
The sun., 1898-03-21

Clark kcnnrv simply made him sign
this bond--tllc bond that will prove I"
be Clark death warrant. The conncr-
ton between the Bank, H"gS-, Clark.
Kennrv and this Bond is clean cut and
clear. The Books of the Bank, Mes-IS.
Clark. B'ggs and kcnncy are all within
easy call.
The eminent John +. Salisbury can
also recite bond story for he edlticatlon
Of the court. Mr.. krnnry was on the
scene when Mr.. Salisbury placed
his ,rnl,mn>hip upon the business end
Of the document. Mr.. salisbury Is
available. tie las not made good his
81, 900 as promised, however, and that
might make difference.
There are other bonds and the makers
thereof have all met Mr.. kenney. Each
and every one oi these bonds WAS gwen
to secure debts created by the borrowing
anu lending Of money stolen from the
First National Bank and MIR. kenncy
knew ii. The question now pending IL
whether or not kenny's funny story viii
90 with the court and jury. 1t wont.
Nobody believes for Il moment that these
cases will be tried next month. One OF
the men now under arrest explains that
time is needed 10 work up a jury.
The proposition is to tic up the first
case by 4 disagreement and then allow
the OF hers to go by default. All this is
very pretty but the approval OF judge
bradford il essential to its cOnsumlii.
ton and there is no possibility OF hls
agreeing to the prostitution Of h''
court.
That those interested have met Will
| some success seems to bc proved by the
fact that one OF the attorneys has on
cred to bet 500 that his client will net
br convicted. This too. in face OF tfIt
fact, that this very client has lec"r'l"
his debt.
Mr.. Krnncy is entitled t"a chance
to prove his Innocence. 1t should IN
accorded him.
The sun., 1898-03-21
GRACE CHURCH CROWDED.
Hi,hnp Newman Greeted ~ II" I'M
,ru,,. Audience in CraC" Ch"r'h
-, Yesterday Mornings Service.

Ir,,rr NJ. f. church was filled to the
1,,r. Yesterday morning. with loyal
Iipthmli>t- anxious I" listen I" 'h' a"-
dcs. Of Bishop John 7. Newman. ,,
The Bishop took for h': text ''e
man who rulrth his own spirit Is gfeater
th,u Inc who takr,'a city, and III thc
,.u,,s,. of his remarks gave Wautiini
n.,,utinu Of the grande n OF tle city "t
n.hvlnu when It was il the height "I IT'S
rlnry lie did this for the purpose "i
i,upi,ssing upon his hearers Inc lac' tl'a,
nm excess Of grandeur induces pr''r an"
ruplcssnrss and these bcg"t other ''ap1s
which degrade the human family. -,
During his address he m'nt''''e', .''' M
weak p,,ints in II number 1T rulers q, an,
r,pn, and modern times. VIII" were '''.'' ,'.
by nature for governing Il ha'''''' W.,
,'ln rn,ll not control their own PASSIONS
~ ,,, inn. under certain conditions anu
wIn ALTHOUGH, aware Of their OWE "''f
MOSS in this regard. were unable I" gov
rrn themselves. ,,,,,;r,
Tr,nnntion. lr claimed wa. blessing
Il, ,,ukiud as ii was only through
,,',,,,,.t;nm :" hat one could learn I" GOV
ANN himself when ,lS-alcd by the N'cH-
.;tnirs incident to life in the present as',
and tina, he VIII" came ont v'c'" ""'S .,n' IT,, a
rnntlirt with himself was grr;',cr ','",'
Caesar, Antony, Alrxandrt the WV '"", ,,,,' w.
many others OF the historic n'!"E w." w.,
won g,ru, victories over nations ,'' ,n."'. "''
.hn could no, win II victory over '''''''
selves.
Walter IT, Bennett, the popular n''s'
,,,',;", M" II 81 Johns Church, sang yes
, ,"',,av morning, "rhy viii be Done ,
r " .Birnie 4 Sons furnished .,, T. ~ = or. ~
wide"rr's ID =" IS yacht, Josephine wit" ''"'
Yards Of awnings.
The sun., 1898-03-21
The Shutl Season Is On.

Few Shal have been caught III the
Delaware vet, but the fish huckster> all
vrll. "rrcsh Delaware Shau.' Instead "I
eng l,>h shad, they are shipped u,
from Virginia and Norn Carolina, ana
kept in cracked ice for several days II
the merchants don't dispose of Them
TLcv are selling now from twenty t"
forty cents apiece. Ii this weather keeps
I'M delaware sllad will be in market IN
week or So.
The sun., 1898-03-21
.nu,issjOn Merchants StanIps.

The Commission Merchants League,
wh cl, organized some weeks ago, has
lind s,au,s made which they put on alt
hills The words are "all bills must be
mid Monday,' which is printed in
large red letters, and is very catchy I"
rvrrvbody who sees them.
The sun., 1898-03-21
Special SERVICES at EpWOIi II.

Special services we're held last nigh a,
Epworth NJ. +. Church, in which We're
several prominent people Of other
churches took part in the services. The
services began AT - and at ! O'Clock
the church was crowded, many people
turning away before the service began.
The sun., 1898-03-21
Addressed WOrkmIrn.

A large delegation Of Wilmington
Lodge, So. !, OF this city, and Vulcan
Lodge. 80. -, OF Marshallt"n, \. q. L..
w., attended the First Presbyterian
Church in Newark, Delaware, yesterday
morning. Dr. Nelson II. Miller d'I'v-
cred Il very eloquent sermon, taxing ms
text from the 3th chapter, Stl' verse; "l
the iirs, Epsth Of Paul.
The sun., 1898-03-21
4 ISrNs.c.,i'hatS,

Two prominent Democratic politicians
are requested to call at one Of the prin.
ripal hotels OF this city and secure Il
brace Of high silk hats which they pur-
chased for Il 'sporting' expedition some
time ago. "Old Judge is tired looking
at the tiles and may soon throw them in
the street.
The sun., 1898-03-21
I.etln,On Slightly Improved.

William Rc'lmon, the llnemai, who
was injured by falling from IL pole on
saturday evening, and removed t."
the Delaware Hospital, is slightly i'm
proved.
The sun., 1898-03-21

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bolton, who
were recently married in Chester, will
reside in this city.
The sun., 1898-03-21
Ol'EEN REGENT APPEALS
To k('ROPE FOR HELP.
Asks Aid In Trouble With United
states and Gets Promise OF
Ncut ralily.

BERLIN. March 60 In spite OF denia's,
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c1nr H4DE KzEnss a.


s~wrR- froops ArE1E1 IN Rez1z34v1z&a-
San1EaR1 Rreca.E2a1s-
HaxzrzzCnz Pa Arg 0-n = sxDeeesd
tat She Eeopzd DzTSsSoa Ct tAa Sec1od Army
CoTusvl BE under ezzEzs Il Czzp Meas BE-
fo~ r. ed az he uon4h- There Is FseztT Il
r.e- a CAMP ssde. and II VIII Be ecave1isat
ss socu IS the sSsse1 a FzHGag i eozEaetsd
AsarH main rAs 1hE0GEA IL camp fru2 t~o
large tanks eaeh EItA eaEoeiEg a S6o0 gal
Hcrx aaH fsoz tbs main tzzeEal Distributing
u5res are beaE lzsa 70 tn reEzze1tL EnsA Al
diTiEsoa headquarters the ge1eEzl heaEn Ghs
ezzpfs reported % bs Eood
Ger. G-zhan l. hooking carefully ae.E tAs
k,u-s ua6er ain To-Day he tss2sd IN ogdAr
reruirzzz Al soldiers HGhing In Shs nEsr 70
re-az close % Shore 1ndl Ezss are ECoF1oe1
a.a \ swimming master e1gzga1 EnA he
bos4z Ia eozEAzies are EA-eAAd q tAs
rv.r twieaweek fogahz1k Aad Al are ~
CURED 70 take = DIP Camp MeA&s = relAEk-
ae1J essan- . - - 80
c. DsyFE euzzanEe< q tks Seco11 DgE.s-
scS Il Thor01EhtAre Gag. Va has reeefEed .
- - Troots TSaeT Risc01Da1d H WLlaseA
sOrEzrd ne regiEe1ts zs 49, -
Sz-eSAS ~ - S-sSehnsnfs alreadJ e Gang
No. The dErzs5ol WIN have no UC1n+ ~
ti5RE a2gE - e9@ .sSFf1 a d. eaup EAs1A
kzEs beea s1ppSysRE mix % ueersE-
nents = e ahssse9 % = oal EsSe
/ fso1 Aa1 the EaGz szzn&A1 2Sl1L1
feEx repcrTs the water II Gimp Aea0e tc-cA1
10 - orERaSA1iY pare
e-rra1 a IL Ffrs4 DeIzzazS Ee4 Who were II
49, - A HiEA-SzEreo % Saturday 91EhG cN@e
i ~ - eoIaieET ezszEe1 in the 8Gh1 were o411
sd M three o. f0ur being ~ =.
EzxoaeTs 81 tie guard zsa o1e N AAFZng n
80 @vesfsg t. Rfrsa za8- NiEd haEaAaOsa
| a Third N1sR11i arrived n camp eGo91-
I aFASer rrzinloA1 uG Southern CocPs cane A&
6Ioh5r5s hrGHse a EenEgyaEA1tA1s WI -
80 10 PeErEFfxzn5a sol abO1f
To-aaE an array sSore WA8 n
arrfuSFra - "a rhe Soldiers II thu kG ca,
TSss1Tv hlatznx. EAEaaAx drills were or1ere<
TC-fIV bT srVeEz1 n4 tie regzDe11A ooz'
4~-Ta-@ GNn- GrzkaM = GzzEE8s1 EOE TIA
e es1 okaaEa Al - lad Beedsdf- TIE eo-Sl
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Sona Il caVs- L<aEhss Nea VIII Nos SGnEs
far SazftaGs TO-Day
Some a the 1e@he-sof 1hs Third oozSaEy
IL the United SSz-sz Totun+seE SSE1ai Oo-Fs
Who are ROW sazsooed II 1he Dean street
arE0rF IN B-ook3Fl- hASEnG arrived t-n@ New
Vort NsEs O. SuAasT. are noe 6esiro1s of Eoang
70 Santiago Th=T say that theE EaJ q SS1D
azu1ah l. not EAcenE. - many q dzl cz7
make more fhza Ihzs q week W5eo CzEG
Furaevlek Il LesEh- who - in cccnEzA1d Cd
esorrrany. heAra q TIE 6-ssatzz41c3u2 h said
% IAa ESn-
-DzrInx nv ahssree number Of UeE hzTe
n15e arEdSeztacn Eor discharge / lave bse0
rAkhnE careful fnsQuirT ali DcrDtag. q Al
rrzdy 70 see the nrn Who vazt % bA Us
charged"
TTenry-caA Me1 szeEEsS1 TO khe Ac1t and
were Ezrrhed - tAa CzFEzEnS rocl e7bsN-
anezffy Cat LesgA said th1z n Wo131 St1rf
wTrh AfFy-aT -rn foy Santiago to-day co GA9
SeEurzncA He also sa15 thai 4 zaF q Ihe E@l
desired fhAzr Ai4chzrEe oec11se 1heT Ns-e Sex
or krcA1se gheT we're afraid al the eAZzfs n
Gaia he wqaN g&S1sy give the2 ~ oEzGE1a-
nf-T a leaving the service He sad Re Knew
that shsre werH cRsE = few EA2 wH9 ES=1 1cS
50 with hE1- and Hhz1 Tia T0aeAe Ia 4z49
oEeE Q E1EZn5e1S1k41tHE
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BasssrAss sEazt ssz d. zsEth-sAD Aazsss
eaA Mzlss far ss-S1es n clAA-
fanRA ia Ank- 0-EamsA - q E17tAET
ssatsoa Is now . ding a tAs nsA G- tAe h8
batteries a ar11ery departed today IA cav
airy Al wsa4 AuaS several days ara and to
IA raEizeuE q saEazEzy sAlsd G< Santiago a.
saturday nlEhG Ihe artillery thai &n today
eozprsssd Basts1 q The Sssez1h kaEtAAGH
vita $50 zsa. for NeE York: BatssEJ de-
sssuad EsEiAaaG with Ia zeA hx SeSLna-
do1. Ouza. I'D Battery Z q ths SaOc2d Eaga-
Esu1 VA E21E= s0z RoreE1cz1A-A Nh Ony
a tsw SstaehEaeass q rhs Ho9SErA1 ssa S4gzA
CoErs are ZOE EN- here, a1d thsyu 2 sOOa -
g1aA
~ haHoua dssAchEezt q he EEE1l oorps
intended 70 Sad u IL hzEs slEELh A3ooa to
~ .na pkoaoEraph TAmpa Bay and IN ySeaA-
~ for Us .Uss a IL VA DrBaEfEeEI oT
IL Eey Ne1 ye4yB 4sEer ac2rs - 9J&
uu4 = Tzeaua aAko2Eb t6s R211 &1AE4eA ara
- aNoEEef % bELzG ~ e11 E4z1e SAs
SIS fru42 tkA1 port h A1soo1s exxISs9 -
daF VIA = EeE EEEz1 4lEe nle@10
Eoa-Enzses sALh A0s EGZaat kJ o.
4 - a55o kousss aaa zzL4bSs4GiEg e
II G09FglReCt are y lAe hAEG ~ -
RkegakeFe LII Ge2lASs eoES9EoSeOD1bA
1AEE uay vi - senf DER IL 49,
maaSgs 2kEaE1Del1 =
2pgtsas a~ he Army no2 ENI 110A 70
CHA . Ruzes Eten
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OFF 10 THEIR NEW CAMP.
rR0w caTcKaMhrGA

T-ulnh Ws- Tork - g. ~ Lsrf-Eana To-
n~rr-apeen1nstsa - - a. Neanl1E ~
a. l~--a nraar-Sns Ngen - uNe EEh1h
Ns- Tsrk Ars NS- - ~ @sA HAS,
c-wkrrsrooes. Tp--- AuE 91+Thsrs E1s
u--h neru,attua today ~ 20 ne neaning a
the order ~rarartinx tn rez0ral cfsh troopa
frcm Czrap Tho-a& II 81 Esnera2sy heasEved
hsrs thas ths psaa e. % SCATTER te-roraraI ths
eummandk andt that n0E a then VIII b head
Eze.ef fur the pressuL B Seouod AehreskA
reossved orders ho-dET 70 q 90 OnRbA The
TYr-s Nr~-p-d WI he or6srea 10 sr-SnGHeA
No to-zorruw or nsrt Oar. andtha Hrz Ks
essfrrf 3 saa4ed Scr VeksburE- Mss h averT
fEu EnyR Tha TEelth Seu Hork Efl 81 o.
forLeKingtoa to-norrCv.
Ths removal a. trocFs beEzn n earnest tbs
Eomi1x ~ ms oTcsosk- Ehen = train bearing
Gen. NeKee and M RaG and d5vissoa head-
uuarfez and eQufvnenas lei TIE Sozthern STA
tSoa a C~ha1fznooga tOr KpoxvillR- arriving
tksraa4 4oeSoeA- Tha ThirSy-Gr4 Atchig1n
wns IT, arE4 r1gfzent 70 break camp Gen
Roc. ecznanaiaE TIE Ffrst BriEa1e Seacud
D4vssioa. First Cora oraered this reEi1entt0
narehtoLEzHewhere the nen bcarded the cars
Ihs first seezsoa ezuLinE this TeEHnens leSt
ChH11anooEA a. ahoGt 2 ole9ock 1hRs ZICn1nE
aad al GS99 TIE hE7 Of tire ThtrtE .ArS1 NtehsgAa
SSese Foora No soccer had TIE T~htfE-ersa
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