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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-15
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Take Cleveland's Celery Compound Tea.
25e. If it fails to cure your money will be
refunded by
Brewer & Co. So Front st. George N,
Fairbanks, 2S4 Main St; Burlington Phar-
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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-15

their desire to be compialsant, have
signed two petitions
Court Officer Abijah Brown las been
suffering for some days with a severe
cold. He expects to resume his duties
in the district court in a few days.
Samuel Hurwitz, who came here from
Fitchburg, pleaded guilty to the charge
of being an itinerant vender He was
fined $40 and costs, after pleading gull
~. HurWitz has been selling iewelry
at auction in a store IN Brimhall block,
Church street, His stock wasn't very
large, and he didn't Rave any fixtures
for his store to speak of.
The Daughters If Pocohontas will
hold poverty ball in Red Mems Hall,
Friday evening.
Miss Minnie Grealis has concluded
her services as bookkeeper for John P.
Dorney.
Mrs James Hartigan and Miss
Bridget Cummings Of Worcester are
the guests of Mrs. James Finerty of
Water street.
Mrs c. A. Brooks of Montreal has
been visiting Mrs. D. p. Tyler of this
place. Mrs. Brooks formerly lived
here She will visit her daughters in
Boston before returning to her home.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-15
Equity Co-Operatiye Bank.

Stated meeting, Thursday, 18th inst,
7 pm, at the office of the Bank, Walker
Building, $50, 1000 expected to loan.
CHAS. l.. GATES, Pres.
T. J. HASTINGS, Sec.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-15

their desire to be compialsant, have
signed two petitions,
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-15

If it isn't one thing about the post
office contest, it's another. Now the
story is that on the petitions of the
several candidates for the postoftice the
names of the citizens are iii not few
cases duplicated. Some citizens, in
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-15

Fifty Dollars in GOld--A contest of skill You
may get it, Read next Fridays Spy for full
particulars.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-15

Cathartic or purgative pills do more
harm than good Carter's Little Liver
Pills do only good, but a large amount of
hat. Only one pill dose
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
RECRUITING REGULARS.
Lieutenant Dashlell and Examining rhys'''a"
Kept Busy.
woulp.sE SOLDIERS POURING IN FAST


Tho war spirit appears to be on Wv
,,orsose in Salt Lake. Men are ~
anxious to go to the front tha' NV
now as willingly accept enlistrhen. ~
the regular service as with the VIM"
toers-that is. many do. Until ie"
d,vs ago great preference was
,.a,,, fnr volunteer enlistment pu'
whom candidates for soldiers honor pre-
scented themselves only to ma inc pu'-
ia filed, they went away ana pesnh ~
think The more war news that came
and the more they thought, the more
ar,,,v convinced they became that II
they couldn't go with the volunteer.
4he v would go with the regulars An"
60 they have been enlisting from Jay
10 day. This morning there "us :"
rush nj the office of Lieutenant Dashle'i
If men who have concluded to don the
uniform of Uncle Sam. a telephone
message to the News" brought 'he
information that they were keeping the
exam lining doctor busy, and that 'h'
physical fate of from fifteen TO twe"'s
had been passed upon before IL u'hi
The rush for enlistment in the reg
Mar ranks is accounted for partly OF
the ground that n good many men arr
NJ the opinion that there will be htti'
or no opportunity for them with Wv
volunteers, believing that should the VI
fers of the National Guard companies
and organized civic societies be occept
ed, they would be excluded.
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ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.
-Four Hard Cases Charged with Entering Sic
gels Clothing Store.
They Were Caught at Sandy ny ehe Wy
Marshal Now In the County
Jail.

Four hard cases In the persons OF
Harry Casey. William O'Brien. Thomas
Ryan and Frank Miller were consigned
to the county Jail this afternoon
charged with burglarizlng Siegel Bros
clothing house in this city on TUESDAY
night last.
The men were arrested at Sandy by
the city marshal there and were held
for the arrival of the Salt Lake OIL
GERS. who went down this morning took
Them In charge and conveyed them to
The county jail, Sheriff Lewis and De-
tcctive Sheets making the trip.
Some time Tuesday night or carry
wednesday moriilng. thieves gainsu az
entrance to the Siegel Clothing MOUSE
by means Of back window, ana sLol'
| there from Il number of srit5 OF clothes
| leaving their old buds in exchange
| The case was promptly reported &c
| the officers and a search at once lhsti
| tuted, the surrounding towns III al
| affections being also informed
| II was thought that the n1e,
| yould be wearing the stoiei
| goods. and this proved the case u
| when arrested, each had a new sun on
while they were also In possessloh "
three pairs of pants. rnackihtosn, ~ an
a large bundle of handkerchiefs. Ihe
VIII be alraigned before Justice I'm
mony perhaps tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26

Charles f. Pearson has been appoint
ed by Judge Hiles guardian aa ilte.i
OF Clarence A. Hoagland' nnipoi W
represent and act for him In IN, cssv
of John r. Hitler VS. Adella NJ Hoas'
land ct al. 80
The case of the Utah 1ithographins
company against the Saltuir Beacn
company was stricken from the calen-
dnr by Judge Hiles today ana trans
ferred to Judge Cherry's court.
Judgment by stipulation for SIX cents
and costs for the plaintiff was rem
dorad by Judge Cherry today In the
case of Amelia Jones ct al VS. Wliliain
Anderson ct al.
An order was made by Judge Cherry
| today In the case of Mary NJ. A. o,,Se
| ct nj vs Charles II. Lashhrook, us
missing the cause on motion OF plan-
| tiff. A..
Judge Norrell today overrule1 the
demurrer to the complaint in the case
| of the State against Charles H ROCK
charged with fornication. The de
| PENDANT then entered plea OF 10y
guilty, AMI tis case WAS set Tor triul
Monday, June 18th.
Charles Il. McGurrin is suing Lewis
p Kelsey ct al to recover N,ooo on
promissory note secured hv mnrtshsc
also for sale of the premises
By consent the case of lnnion PnuI
sen & Co. VS. II. d. Folsom, was con
tinued until the next setting oil jury
cases.
william Gillespie and l.. G. Iehr.'
were examined and accepted as peu
Jurors in Judge Cherry's court touey
The Jury in the case OF C. a. HooVe
against Ira r. Steed, after being on
the whole of this morning. came mt
court at noon today with verdict 1"
the plaintiff in the sum OF s-l1IS,
y Charles Baer VS. the National Ban
I of the Republic; plaintiff given uni
v July list to plead
4 nj. nlaintiff given until July list to serV
and file motion for new trial
= VIM. NJ. Mansfield brought a Tor,
g closure suit against Mary Emma !
Il Plumsley ct al today on a promissoi
d note for $500
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26

Boise Statesman: Gov. steunenbers
has named the 30 delegates he was au-
tborlzed to appoint to attend the In
ternatlonal Mining Congress to be held
in Salt Lake City, July 9Th, 7th ana
sth. The delegates are ,.hn,,
II. c. Moore, PocateHo; Asnpy
Turner. Idaho city George a. S,r VI
llams, HALEY; Aaron r. f !i,,r
Grangevile; James Hutchinson, silver
l.. r.. Waiter Pearl; II. II. Britt, Sill
yer; w. II. Watt; HALEY; p. NJ ~ Br tn q
Johnesse, Dixie: Royal "A Pierce, Chal-
lis; George F. Moore. WALLACE; samue
Davis, idaho City; James II. Hawley
Boise. Theo +. Van Wagene, Placer,
Vile; Martin H. Jacobs. Boise; a; }
Macnab, Salmon; J. l.. Weaver. Bolse e
Fred Irwin, Silver;. Thomas Brennan
HALEY; II. X. Thurber, Haley Lyttle
ton Price, Haley; John Lamb De
Lamar; j. p Wallace. Salmon Ezr'
Raird. Lewiston; Charles Mullen, Hors
shoe Bend; w. a. Coughanour
| Payette.
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lehi Locals.
lLehi Banner, May 24.l

[Lehi Banner, May PAL
Some of our farmers began cutting
lucern last week.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss u. A. Schofeld and VIM. Austin.
The reception will be held at the Union
hotel on Wednesday night.
Jos. II. Kirkham and Charles Crabb
left last evening for La Grande where
they will work on the new sugar fac
tory. They expect to be gone about
three months.
A primary will be held here on June
;th In nominate delegates to county
convention which will nominate a
county superintendent of schools. The
primary Is also 80 nominate school
trustee to succeed Mr.. Gaddie.
Some 25 or 80 men and two teams did
| good work in the cemetery on Saturday.
| Under the direction OF MayorW ms tnsy
| cleared off all the brush and made the
| place look respectable once more. The
| recent rains have given the grass n
| good start and waving bunch grass
| now covers the most of the sacred
| ground.
The work on the new ditch Is pro
crossing satisfactorily. \ good stream
of water has been secured without tap
ping Simmons pond. As II goes througl
Tie lower ground east and south o
town 1t acts as drain and thus gath
ers a good stream OF water. This seep
age water is running the land In thes
parts of town and by taking 1t off int
, the field where it will be of some bene
lit a two-fold good will be accom-
pllshed.
Miss lone Thurman and Mr.. Sydne
: C,llchrIst were married at the bride
home on Thursday. by Justice Gilchris
The relatives attended the supper an
: reception at the house. In the evenin
> a ball vas Givn in the opera hous
4 and was attended by many relativt
and friends Of the young couple. IN
: Young couple are highly respected an
y we ioin withJa host of others IN wish
. ing them success in life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
TrLEGRkPHIc BReWTIes.


The Fourth Illinois infantry started
from Springfield for Tampa. Fla, to-
day.
The Eleventh Illinois regiment Of IN
fantry has been ordered to Camp AL
ger. Va.
The United States cruiser Lancaster
from Boston to Key West. stopped at
Charleston, S. c.. today for coal.
The Democratic state convention met
at Raleigh. N. c., today. The attend
ance was large and representative.
The Populists have offered PROPOSE
ton looking to fusion.
Eighty-fve members of the Charles
ton s. C., naval reserve left here to-
dey for New York. They have been
ordered there to man the Celtic King
with naval reserves from New York
To-day the United Presbyterian gem
cral assembly at Winona Lake, Ind,
laid aside the McCiffert case, in order
to celebrate the 250th anniversary OF the
! adoDtion Of the Westminster confession
of faith and catechism.
GOV. Bradley OF Kentucky has an
nOunced that unless otherwise In
structed by ii. President the second OF
Kentucky's two regiments on the sec
| ond call will consist of cofored troops
Al
| Congressman Colson, eleventh Ken
lucky district, as the colonel to rais'
one Of the two regiments.
The Berkslde Life Insurance com
pany has asked the superior court a
Chicago to enjoin Henry Schwartz AM
Henry wegenhenkel from realizing o.
ten thousand dollar policy on the III
Of Charles Sheldon, who died a mont
ago of consumption. The compan
charges conspiracy between Schwart
and Wegenhenkel and the deceased.
The United Presbyterian general as
} sambly at Omaha got down to bus
ness this morning, the 250th annivei
sary of the adoption of the Westmir
ster Standards. Moderator Hanna pr,
sided. The election of the new modert
tor came on. DIR, Il. G. Ferguson, pres
dent OF Westminster College at Ne
: wilmington, Pa. being chosen by L
out of 2l1 votes cast.
About 100 OF the younger members
the Zion Association of Chicago, wi
nave formed a military organlzati'
known as the Guards OF Zion" ha
d decided TO join in a body the Illine
volunteer regiment under Col. z. N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26

,a,ions and n request to hold the ior'
for ! am coming
Stul later on--Grave fear If Gnu
,ained that the commodore WIZ ~
hottied up by the bloats' anu
hard work will be eNpei ie''os'
drawing the oorks. ,,,a
clark ston, August the onetn n Az Sol
bos heen received from 10 pohcs "
,,artment. confirming the report OF NV
deconitntion of nine Salt Lake pul!c,
non Nothing has been heard iltots
~ ole Pherson, though IL Is tent
allv believed he Is still p atiiot'S
Democrat and true TO the p,ihciIp,iv,e
OF municipal by-gones' anu ''op""''
can dry goods and notions
pu,ie,in Number 'steen-A special TO
,bc Garden CITY Gardner, says '"ns
the conglomerated aggregaIo"
newspaper correspondents nav ,,,
AMI Of ammunition and lead penciis'
In old Madrid-A bill has Just passed
| down the street providing lor ie
| Juotton In the hired girls salary'
/, toleldoscopIc from pixies Peak
saws the Dutch are actually In posses
| sion Of Holland.
port wine-A nothing special to inc
| t,.,,,,ors Ward Blade says that great
excitement prevails there Inc p .,Ipo,
lace are up in legs shouting hey
West. for the Key Wes'e ,,n ro,c,iies,
port wine FOR the whiners' Moro
castle for the dago's and Johannes
burg work for Johanna's children
s,ecial TO the wearing Of tins
creen" saws the Miokeys are oppose
to the lion and the eagle crouch'h'
down together.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
Short Road to Long Valley.

The ofty. saws the Boise States
boise; Theo +. Van Wagenen, Placer
man. His business here is partially
ton OF new road that viii shorten
the distance from the valley to Boise
eight miles. The present road runs
through Round Valley, CROSSING me
river. The settlers on the west siue
tnns have to cross the river twice
The proposed new road will come
down the west side of the river and
connect with the present road at the
bridge over Tripod creek. The settlers
in the valley have subscribed $500 ioi
the work. Mr.. Kimbali was yesterday
engaged in circulating supscrlptioll
met with gratifying results.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
You can buy from your grocer


Brown. Fitzrnaurlce, Pack hooer'a'
Randolph and Paul. s,,.o,,,,
Relief No. 8 is made up of Sergeant
Thomas Hilton. Desk Sergeant hlV-
ingston. and officers Hemple, Hilton
Eddington, seigfus, Boman cannon
Williams. Thorn and Driver Arm
strong. ,.,,,
The new men are Emery, raipot'
o,d a p pratt on the morning shift,
Rarlow and Paul on the afternoon
shift, and Eddington, Boman Cannon,
Williams and Thorn on the night OF
graveyard" shift. OF these men, sever
have had considerable experience as OF +,
ficers, and are therefore well quaiiheo
for their new positions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
SUIT FOR WAGES.
Trial of the Case of Mary T.. Osborn
against Mrs. II. Hamilton.

Judge Cherry and jury have. been
enrnged today taking testimony in the
case of Mary Il. Osborn against
FNdelia b Hamilton. o,.o
Plaintiff sues to recover sil's,oV az
legged to he due upon certain ihueptc-
edness from defendant to plaintih;;
Plaintiff alleges that she was engaged
as domestic servant and nurse TO the
late John i. Hamilton, who died IN
June. 1892, from 1889 to 1892, but never
received any pay for her services. IL ID
further alleged that an agreement was
entered into between the plaintiff ana
defendant by which the former was to
forbear the collection OF the amount
sued for until Mrs. Hamilton sh3ulu
return to Salt Lake. Mrs. Hamilton
the complaint alleges, went away ana
was gone altogether for two ana mar
years. .,,,,.o, ~ ,
the plaintiff was paid in full Tor an hef
services at the time she LETT that hef
suit is barred by the statute OF llmlta,
| tons and that II the plaintiff rendered
| services to John +. Hamilton. during ms
! lifetime. the claim should be mad'
| against the State and not against INT
| defendant. .o
Attorneys II. C. Edwards and DAME
Harrington appeared for plaintiff am
Powers, Straup and Lippman ior IN
| defendant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
A Biz Sale Looked for.

Tomorrow morning the advance sale
for the two performances of Said Pasha
on Decoration Day will open at the
Theater, and heavy demand Is ex-
pected. Mr.. Spencer will come down
from Logan to play his old part and
the Others of the cost, including Miss
savage, Miss Fisher. Miss Dryer ana
Messrs Goddard, Pyper, Young. shear
man and Scheid, will appear as before
The fun chorus and Theater orchestra
will unite In a patriotic finale under
prof Weihp,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26

Bonnevile--any old time-A special
to the Ogden Police Gazette says that
Commodore Howard OF the Cambrlan
set sail from Port Black Rocco Choose
day bound for Santalumbago de Salt
air with sealed instructions to corral
Charlie Auers resort. The commodore
is alone and blameless. The under
taking is regarded by Bill Nixon and
one.
Later Charles Aunt has sur
dered and the commodore IL busy TAX
ing an inventory of the place ant
otherwise reconcile sing.
Schooner Jim has wired congratu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
SAFELY ARRIVED.
Party Of Utah People Reach Queenstown
Wednesday Evening.

A cablegram was received in this city
at $3.50 pm. wednesday, by VIM L.
Spence, from George Russ, announcing
the arrival at Queenstown, ireland,
Wednesday afternoon of the Red sta:
steamship Belgenland,w which sailed from
Philadelphia May II, With parry OF
Utah people on board The cablegram
announces that all Of the party were
we'll The journey to LIVERPOOL. Eng
land, will be accomplished this even
ing. Following is the personnel of the
Utah Party: Thomas Ash. Christian
stevenson. Hyrum d. Goodyear, orson
Spencer Squires, Salt Lake CITY geo
Russ. I.onsdale Allen, Coalville. Ed
| ward Thomas, Kamas; Joseph NJ. Mel
| son, Mantua: Louis o. Doris, f. j.
Hoist. Ephraim; Thomas +. Jensen
Elsinore; Jacob Olson, Vernal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26

washington. May 26.-The secretary
Of the navy has given the name
nrutus TO the steamer Peter Jobson.
recently purchased at SaE FrancIcco
for the purpose Of conveying the coal
ing the Monterey on her voyage to
Manila. The collier Rheta, recently
purchased for naval purposes, has
been renamed Casslus. The rames
of Caesar, Pompey, Hannibal. scipio
and other ancient heroes are already
Included in the list Of naval vessels.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
POLICE REORGANIZATION.
II is Now in Full Force and tffect-Personne
Of Rellefs.

The po,ice department reorganization
T.. ~ in full force and effect, all the
new men hut one having gone on yes
terdny. The exception is David 5.
Emery, who took his place as desk
snrgeat,t this morning, suppantins
Sllas Il. Smith. ,,-.
Relief No. is headed py Sersea i,'
u,,,hridre vi Desk Sergeant Emery,
nfiicers Dillon. Chase. Talbot, OF. Pratt.
sheets, Gillespie and Driver Marsena
The second relief Is composed Of Ser
reant Janney, Desk Sergeant ADAMS
and officers Miner, Parry Barrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
Charles HAMPSHIRE.

William r. Hampshire. broker, ST
Sepulchre Gate. Doncaster, Yorkshire
England, desires to learn tldings OF MS
brother. Charles Hampshire, who emf
grated to Utah in the early days ana
was some years ago residing In MI.
Pleasant, Sanpete county WIN not
some Of the latter's former neighhors
inform his brother Of his present where
abouts, or II he is still living.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
MORE CRIMINAL JURORS.
yen,re Issued Made Rcturnab'e Wrdnes-
day, June 3.

Judge Norrell issued venire for the
following named persons today 10
serve as petit Jurors in the criminal
branch of the Third district court ar
the next term, which begins Wednes-
day, June Sth; - .,,,o,.,
+. L. Hines, Morris Friedman alper'
Robert GIL. William Cooper. Alvin H.
Beesley, Josiah Savllle. George Rom
new Jr., william Il. Kinnersley, George
j. Taylor. Thomas b. Margetts, Robert
II. Hodge. James Il. Flashman. j. A
FrItsch, James r. CLASSIFY, Richard Nc
Intosh. Charles walters. w. w. PM
lips, j. Il. Langford, c. j. schmid.; >
W sears. Alfred II. Peabody, +. Tier
nan, Geo. u. Pyper, Harry 7, Duke
William ]. Cowley. Gideon A. GIBBS, |.
j. Brown, Edward Gabey, j. L. Sned
aker, David Duncombe, A. w. CAM
| and c. NJ. Butler
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
General Theology.

The closing session for the school
wear will be held at the Lntter-daS
Saints College. 1888 w. First North, to-
morrow at $3.50 pm. An interesting
program will be rendered. Including ad-
dresses by Prof. L. Il. Young, Apostle
4. o. woodruff and Prof d. M. Todd
guitar selection by Prof. C. D.
Schlettler and other musical exercises
The public is invited
WILLARD DONE, President.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26

Get your flowers and plants fresh
from the greenhouses, finest roses. car
nation sweet peas, simllaE, etc; every
kind of memorial designs made from
fresh cut Utah flowers and everlasting
flowers.
Fine rose, carnation. pansy and other
plants in full bloom for planting out
for Decoration Day.
Call and see our greenhouses; visit
ors alwn.s welcome. eve have nc
store on Main streeO
Phone 81.
HUDDART FLORAL CO.,
"a East Second South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26
GOV. STEPHENS MAKES A KICK.
Missouri's Executive Not Satisfied with tine
Treatment of Volunteers.

Jefferson City, Mo, May 26.-Gover-
nor Stephens today sent the following
telegram to Adjutant General Bell at
st. Louis:
'If reports are reliable. l am not sat
lsfled with the treatment oui Missouri
volunteers at Chickamaugua are re-
ceiving. Delegate reliable man In my
name to visit the camp and wire the
war department for an improvement
of the present conditions"
Governor stephens stated today that
Missouri would furnish one colored and
two white troops under the last call Tor
volunteers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-05-26

On the flap Of tent of a company
in one of the military camps near New
York is pinned II card on which is writ
ten:
To visitors:
Glad to see you always.
We are not afraid; not yet.
We know we are liable to be shot.
We don't know how we will feel untn
We get hit.
We might be sick If we stayed at
home.
We are not dying to get Into the nos
pital.
We may die after we get there.
Yes, If we have chance we will
Would we kill a spanlard? Ask
Dewey.
we don't know whether we shall be
glad when its all over. Most likely.
We are sorry we are going to leave
our wives and our children and our
sweetheart.
If you are our wives and sweethearts
please do not weep and make scene
in camp. We went through that al
the house, Besides, it unnerves the
boys In the other tent.
If you are our sweethearts you know
what to do, but be careful. The office
of the day may be n bachelor.
We were never in the other war. l
we had been we wouldn't be in this on
--on account OF our age and for SOM
other reasons
The tent leaks when there is rain
We have had some leaks.
Yes. 1t is cold in here when /
rains.
Are we warm enough at nights? Nc
as warm as We expect to be.
We are fond OF war pictures, Thos
that represent us as facing burstin
shells and walking over the mangled re
mains OF our comrades and dea
horses, and that have vultures in III
air are especially fascinating to youn
soldier In camp.
If you have tears to shed, pleas
notify the guard so that he may sho
you where the shed Is.
Always glad to see you.