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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25

pallbearer at Gen. McClernand's 8 funeral
Saturday and was on the street view
ing the illuminations at a late hour
last night, apparently well. He was
about IS.
John McCauley Palmer was born at
Eagle Creek, Ky. Sept. 13, 1917.
When Il years of age his parents
removed to Illinois. settling at Car
IinviiIe. At the age of % young
Palmer was admitted to the bar and
at once interested himself in politics.
Began His Public Career
He served his state in the upper
house of the legislature from 1852 to
1885. and in 1856. when:the rePr. bill
can party was proposed, he was
among the first to lend his energies to
its organization.
In 1861 he was a delegate to the
peace convention that was called to
try to avert the war and at the out
break of hostilities he was commi -
stoned colonel of the 14th Illinois VOL
unteers. He rose rapidly and was
made major general in 1862. serving
with distinction in the western cam
paigns till the end of the war.
Since the war be has been governor
of Illinois from 1869 to 1873 and
United States senator from 1891 to
1897.
Ran for President.
He became a democrat in 1870, and
was elected to the senate in 1885 in
the famous "101" campaign. In 1888
he was the democratic nominee for
governor against Joe Fifer and four
yesrs ago be was the candidate of the
GOLD de uocrats for the presidency
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25
VICTORY FOR UNION MINERS.
Non-Union Men Organized After Standing
Out n Long Time.


Grinnell, Ia, Sept. 25.-What prom
ises 70 be one of the bitterest strikes
in the history of Iowa coal mines has
just been averted by a sweeping vic
tory for the miners union at Mucha-
KNOCK. Muchakinock had. long been
the only non-union camp in the Iowa
district. and had several times success
fully resisted attempts to force it into
the union. The wages paid there have
been higher than in most union camps
and the conditions have been so salts
factory that the men have been content
TO remain outside the fold.
The union demanded of Superintend
ent Buxton that the colored miners be
compelled to join the union. It was
thought that this would he bitterly re-
sisted, and preparations We're made 70
close all the Iowa mines, but the com
pany was unwilling to get into q con-
fiict with the miners ut this time. and
TO avoid long strike and possible
bloOdsned the unions demand was
cOmUlipi with
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25
SITUATION At sHENANDoAH.
Ranks of the Strikers Augmented in Spite
of the Protection Offered Workers.

Ranks of the Strikers Augmented in Spite
of the Protection Offered Workers.
Shenandoah, Pa, Sept. 25.-The
ranks of the striking miners were con-
siderably augmented yesterday in this
region. and although the employees Of
the various colleries We're promised
ample protection. but few of them
showed u disposition to resume work
In fact at only one colliery in the I'M
mediate vicinity of this town did sufii-
cient men report to permit operations.
This was Cambridge colliery, owned
by James McGinnis & Co, which gives
employment TO 140 men.
All the Philadelphia and Reading
ceiferies about Shenandoah, the col
lieries in the EllangoWan and Gilberton
and St Nicholas districts, the William
Penn and all the mines at Mahanoy
City and al the Packer cullicrieS Op-
Grated by the Lehigh Valley Coal com
temptS at violence ut any time during
thu day. Several miners We're inter
cepted by strikers on their way to the
Cambridge colliery, but they suffered
40 injury. Last night at closing time
Il crowd of strikers assembled in the
vicinity of the same nine. but We're
dispersed by the provost guard.
In anticipation of trouble the troops
were on the move early in the morn
ing. RattalOns were sent in various
directions to move over the roads lead
ing To the collieries III the ncighbOr-
hood of Shenandoah and other bat
taliOns were sent by train ~ McAdoO.
Audenreid and Mahanoy City. All re
turned to Shenandoah last night and
reported that no disturbances had of-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25

and the superintendent says tie order
will not be revoked under any circum-
stances
Six other companies have issued .
similar order AL signed an agreement
with tee Independence company TO en-
force it The order provides that all
wOrlimen must change their clothes,
both in going on and off shift. and pass
naked before watchmen from one
dressing ibOm to another. The super
intendent OF Stratton'S Independence
alleges that the company has lost So
900 TO $4,000 per month through the
REGULATIONS of wOrkmen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25
Prohlbition swing Round the Circle.

Huron. :. D., Sept. p. - Leaving
Sioux Fails 5. D.. forty minutes late
the special containing the Prohibition
national candidates reached HertfOrd
Mt D. III. yesterday. \ half hour stop
was made and John G.. WOolley and
Volney u. Gushing addressed crowd
of 800 people. An hours stop was
made ct Lake Preston. the evening
rally being held at Brookings, which
was reached at o O'clock, the special
leaving AT II o'clock for WatertOwn.
Tho candidates spoke here in the after
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25
Storm Disaster at Nome

Seattle, Sept. 25.-The steamer
Roanoke brings news of disastrous
storm at Nome, which ragged with un-
usual violence for two days, to the
evening of Sept. IS. A number Of
barges and lighters were driven
ashore and totally wrecked The loss
of life is believed to be small. Fully
500 people are homeless. while the
loss of property and supplies is over
half a million.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25

Des Moines, Ia. Sept. 2J.-Charles
Grimmit. who was shot at SaylorVille
Saturday night by George Reeves.
died mt Mercy hospital in this city yes
tcrday. Grimmit was intoxicated >Ind
was running around with Il ~. 10
shoot his boarding house keeper when
he met Reeves.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25
firrmen 10 Meet at Chattemoosa.

Des MOineS. Ia, Sept 25.-At the
session yesterday of the brotherhood
of Locomotive Fircmen Chattanooga,
Tenn, was selected as the place for the
holding of the next meeting, which
takes place in 1902.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25
. MINERS RESENT AN ORDER

RcauirinE Thorn to strip ia Prevent Al
Iesed steaIIrcs of Valuable ore
Victor. Colo. Sept 2''-As reSul.
of an obroz-Sous order. designed oy the
management 10 stop the alleged inert
of valuable ore. Stratton's lndepenu-
ence gold mine has CNoSe1l down INC
Mirrors announce thar tSrSy will not 90
back while the order remal.tS u force,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25
smallpox Nearly stamped out.

Eau Claire. Wis. Sept. 2J.-Thc ey-
ecutive officer of the state board of
health who writes u letter on the FAN
Creek matter says that the epidemic of
supposed smallpox is nearly stamped
our. hut unless the local authorities at
Fail Creek organize effectively the
state board will Send some enc from
NIiIy1uEpp IN take charge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25

st Johns. Nd, Sept. 25.-More than
fifty French vessels from -. Pierre are
still missing. Many doubtless are dis
abied nut it is almOst-rcftaiu tlIIt 9th
ors have fOuudered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25
Kaiser Decorat-s an American.

Berlin. Sept. 2J.-EmperOr William
has conferred on George q. Ward. of
New York. vice president Of the Com
mercial Gable company. the order of
the CrnNn OF the Secomd Glass.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25

London. Sept. 2J.-As Il elimination
Of rhc ascendancy of American jockeys
it is announced Yesterday that the
Prince Of Wales has engaged Tod
Sloan NJ large retainer for 1901.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25
Hnn. zoo Itnrr.I..nunnr

PittsbUTg, Sept. 25.-The South Penn
OIL company has made n tremendous
strike in a new oil well in Lewis conn
". ". Va The wen is flowing at the
rate OF :C0 barrels an hour, or 1850
barrels day. q
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25

Madison. Wis. Sept. 25.-The state
printing commissioners let the annual
contract for the paper for the state
printing to the Gilbert Paper company.
of Nennah which bid S14 600.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25
Illinois Soldier and Statesman
Passes Away at Spring
field.
HEART FAILURE THE CAUSE.
About as Usual Last Night
and Was Recently Nc
Clernand's Pallbearer.
A REMARKABLE CAREER

Springfield. ILL.,. Sept. 25.-Ex-
United States Senator John NJ. Palmer
died at his residence in this city this
morning. Heart failure caused his
death. Gen. Palmer was an honorary
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-09-25

Subscribe for THE AsaUs-
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
Loss Greater Than Any Brit.
ish Force Has Suffered
Since 1911.

Losdoo. Feb I 4 Q. m.-Tbe
supplsueoiai lists Of casualties GIL two
columns 10 ooopsriel type 10 the morn.
log papers. mskiog l 800 reported
thus lar 10 Gen Builsr'- operations
north Of the Tugols The Daily
Chronicle estimates that the total
exceeds 1000
The 40 per cent loss az Spioo kop ia
greater than soy British force. ever
sud,red. excep, possibly q, Albuers. I.
Spain, 10 1871
The sdmiraIi,y has warned eli halt
pay naval ofi,ers to bold themselves 10
readiness for service Tb,s, With tho
fact that able sosmso. DOT Thoroughly
experienced. have been withdra ~o from
the ohsoosi squadron. is taken to ,ndi
cate the early mobiI,sstioo of the
reserve Aset. especially "A" division
Al . meeting Of the army aod navy
uso bers OF The house Of commons yes.
to-day . resolution expressing absolute
ses0dssss 10 whatever ibs govern msot
skssSbs ssssssssy sonusedsd ooly TOO
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

Columbia. Jan When the
house met this morning the senate
reported that it had killed Mr. Hy
drick's insurance bill and also the
bill relative to township boards Of
assessors
At the instance Of DR. Wyche a
number of claims on which favorable
reports were made were taken up
and passed without the formality of
printing and going on the calendar
Reports that we're unfavorable or
divided went over on the calendar.
The house took up it's third read
ing bills. There bad to be yea and
nay vote on the joint resolution to
provide for the constitutional amend.
ment relative to bonding certain
cities and towns On the yea and
nay vote SO members voted for the
finsl passage of the resolution, and
Messrs Gamble and Rsgsdale voted
sgainst the resolution Eighty three
votes were necessary for the passage
OF the resolution, 90 with the 96 votes
the resolution goes to the senate for
agreement
There was lrief discussion on
Mr. Robinson's little bill to recognize
teachers certificates in the various
counties. 1t finally went through, 90
did all the bills down for the third
reading
Mr. Prince Of Anderson called I'D
bis prohibition bill
Mr. MagiIl wanted to recommit the
bill for definite report This was
voted down
Mr. DeBrubl moved to indefinitely
postpone the bill and said there was
no use to discuss the matter as it had
been thoroughly discussed last year
A yea and nay vote was called for
by Mr. Williams. which resulted :
Yeas ~. nays rs
The bill was ordered to it's third
reading. without any amendment,
and gives oil towns local boards of
assessors
Mr. Fairey of Orangeburg again
brought up his bill relative to the
burning OF dead swine He argued
that the bill was of much Importance
tie read from the national bureau in
support of his bill The only way to
prevent the spread of the dieeases of
hogs is to burn or destroy the hogs
The house refused to kill the bill
by an overwhelming vote The bill
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
D0UTHIT RESIGNS.
Having Been Vindicated by
the Senate He Does Not
Want the Place Longer.

State Liquor Commissioner j B
Doutbis has resigned bis position, the
resignation to take effect immediately.
His election was on6rmed only q few
days ago by the senate by a vote of 19
to 10. and it seems that be was waitiu 2
for this viudicatioo ouly His letter of
resignation is a. follows:
10 the Honorable State Board Of
Control:
hereby tender my resignation OF
Office OF State commissioner. and ask
that i, be accepted al your next meet
ing. | beg to say that my resignation
would have been handed you as sooo as
was vipdicated by your board but for
the request Of some of your members
that continue until your meeting in
January. At tha, time | rouc'antly
consented to continue until your Fcbru
ary meeting, but my private affairs
demanded my attention and now ask
that you accept my resignation
Since my vindication by the senate |
cannot consent to serve you logger, as
you know | have only fought for per-
sonal vindicntion, and my resi- ignation
has been at your command ever since
m7 viudicstion by you
Aud since my confirmation by the
senate now consider it complete. and
insist on retiring. would have made
this iDsistance sooner but for the fact
that owing to the uncertainty as to toe
action Of the general assembly you
could not sooner supply my place With
q competent man.
j. b DouTHIr.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
The General Assembly.

Columbia. Jan 81 90 Tuesday the
house adopted M Patton's resolution
looking to g. constitutions amepd pdmeu,
by which bonded cities could under
take CITY water works, by q vote Of
104 to 10. exempting certsio cities
Mr. Bacot secured the passage Of the
bill repeal,og the amendment to the
primary Law. BY which 10 Charleston it
was required that voters 10 the primary
should have registration certificates, ,
which prerequisite is not required else.
who're 10 the State 10 State and county
primaries.
The resolution allowing . suit to be
brou eht against the State by the Caro-
lios National Bank for the recovery of
the value Of two notes. endorsed bv
Col Neal, as superintendent, " az adopt
ed after considerable discussion.
SENATE
The Appelt local option bill wss
killed in the Senate today by a vote
of 25 to IL
Another bill of Importance was
discussed and also rejected. 1t refer.
red to the manner of assessing
property for taxation
The night session opened with the
further consideration of the Grsydon
dispenssry bill The MayfeId sub
stitute was taken up, the pending
motion being an amendment to it
by Senator Henderson providing for
the appointment of the board of
directors by the Governor.
Senator Archer offered 40 amend.
ment that the Senate elect one mem
Der of the board of directors, who
shall be chairman. and the House to
elect two, all Of whom must
be men of good moral char
acter They shall serve for two
years and shall receive the
per diem and mileage of members of
the Legislature, to be paid out of dis
pensary funds, and they shall meet
and take their oath ten dsys after the
approval Of the Act He said that
by having separate elections he
thought there would not be so much
chance of political influence being
brought to bear. The election of q
chairman by the Senate would Ger
tsiniy obviate the usual political
equabble for that position His plan
would create a friendly rivalry be.
tween the two houses to secure the
best business men
The yeas and nays being demand.
ed the amendment was adopted by
25 to ii
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

The tw1 third annual meeting
OF the South Carolina Young Mems
Christian association will convene at
Greenwood on Feb s. 8. 10 and IL.
All Christian men Of the State are
Invited IN towns where there are
no associations. young men, By
bringing letters from their pastors,
will receive the same courtesies us.
ually extended to delegates.
The levees on both sides Of the
Mississippi are of sufficient exten; that
It they were built 10 a single straight
line they would be about 1900 miles
long. or long enough to stretch the
greater part of the distance between
New Orlesns and New York.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

London. Feb 2, 4 80 m.-Mr
Wyndham's remarkable declaration 10
the house Of CON mons today tba, Great
Britain will have 10 Q fortnight a total
o' 2l3 600 ucors 10 South Afri,a, With
54l guns. 10 received with wouderment.
AN are now there. except about 49,.
600. that src sdoat Beyond comuari-
400, this is the largest force Great
Britain has ever put into the field. A.
the eod OF the GRIN can w., she had
scrspsd together $4,000 men. Wei
IinR'oo q, Waterloo bad 25. 900.
Roughly speaking. only 80. 900 10 60
sre 81 the froot. Ten thousand Others
have been los, aud 10, 900 are shut 10
o. Lsdysuith.
Essludios shsss, there are 10000
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
BELIEVE BRITISH ARE WHIP.
PED.

Berlin, Jss 30 AGO ,rdioe to
private rspor's received hsrs the Csps
Ds,sh ere s'ill joioios the Bosr forces
The Gssoss press express .bs belief
shss 0ssss Bsisiso hss sbou, reaches 4
sas cod OF her oili,sry resources and
voeld do cell TO setoosledss defeat
ssd TO sceeluds pssse.
The Ksos Z,i,aoe. which attributes
Der rsssssss largely TO the absence OF
sospslsosy military service. says:
"Asooe the mos, Interesting rssel,s
sf sbs South African oaupsieo 10 the
oeeh deoied truth that the worth Of
nations 70 weighed 10 ware balspos, sod
Soelsod 10 already 10 the midss Of
catastrophe ="
The Dsa'sohe Tsess z ituug says i.
10 evident shs, not ooly Geo Warren,
bot Geo Bsller's ~hols force has bo.n
defeated on The Tussls This il calls
''shs besioiog Of the end"
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

There will be a total eclipse Of the
suo May 28th, 1900. According to
Prot B'gelow the path of the shadow
will begin at sunrise over the Pacific
ocean just west of Mexico. extend
thence northeast over the Southern
States from New Orleans to Norfolk
crossing the middle portions of the
North Atlantic ocean TO Portugal aud
terminating near the northern end of
the Read Sea at sunset.
A foe new oi,y hall is the latest
gift of Charles Broadway Rouse, the
blind millionaire OF New York, to bis
native town. Winchester. Va. Ii will
be one of the handsomest structures of
its kl"d 10 tho State 1t will cost
about $50, 900, Of which Mr. Rouse
gave $50 600
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
THE WAR In AFRICA.
Further Security Needed for
Costs Of British ISles.

Losdon Jan. 81, 4 Q. m.-It il
Dow known that the cabinet devoted
uoce sf its disoossious on Saturday
20 tbe nobilisatioo Of the feet.
uaeil further security 90 The homo
soase,hss beeo obssiued by naval pre-.
paeatioos.. che Eight division shsll
cot bs cent IN South Africa.
The mobilization Of reserve war.
chips, u s0oh . course shall be deter.
Diaed upon. would be- of the utmost
ioporss0ce There 10 nothing in the
iotslligeuce possessed By the public
70 csuse the cabinet prolonged die.
ouesio~ Of this matter and the infer.
eoct thss the fses may be mobil.
issd - general warning to other
eouutsies TO keep their hands of the
Traosvssl question. or the ministry
usy hsve definite knowledge that the
ssusrsl powers purpose TO tske some
advantages elsewhere willie Euglaud
- buey in South Africa
Oos thing 10 certain. Teu thou.
essd men. oil ready to 60 to South
Alfios. are detained for reasons Of
Which the public hss no knowledge
There 10 sslx Of ~ militia bastsl.
lone being embodied These sre all
Of the milisis not previously warned
a sharp lookout 10 being kept on 70,
sstssFs Tor the various South African
Ssgimsnss.
The Dolly Chronicle ssys:
Three suspicious characters were
rejected By headquarters in one regi.
usnt Monday Too were unmistsk.
soly Of Boer origin The third,
whose knglish wss faulty. had been
0ssmsn officer >,
The indications are that the relief
Of Lsdysmith hes been abandoned
fos the present end thu, Q concentra
tion vt the British Tor On invasion of
the Free State 10 in progress In
addition 10 Gen Kelly KenDy's move.
aeut, Gen. Brabsot. chief of the
Csos Coiouisls. hes arrived ct Strerks.
tsoom
The natives report that three Boer
guns hsve been removed from Spy.
fensein 20 Kimberley The Boera are
apparently making Q special effort to
reduce the plsce quickly The Kim
eerley garrison wss cafe last Sunday
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07

The Atlantic Ooas. Lumber Compan y
has purchased ihe Gcorge,own aud
Western Railroad from Georgetown to
Lance, aud have also purchased two
steamers to ply between Georgetown
aud New York.
A msn at Bridgeport. Conn. looking
at the crowd at the station platform to
meet MIR Bryan. said "A man who
can get them out like this in January is
dangerous proposition TO fool With 10
Novem ber."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
THE MAFEKING REPORT.

Lorenzo Marques, Feb l "A dis
patch from Gaberones. dated Jan %,
describing q reconnaissance of some
Of Col PIumer's forces around the
Boer lager southwark. seems to
dispose of the story that Mafeking
has been relieved On that date the
Rhodesians captured two Transvaal
dags and drove off the Boer outposts
before returning to Gaberones
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-07
SUMTER S. c.. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY1 1000

wss adopted calling for the immediate
formation Of . home defense force
Lord Salisbury bss called another
cabinet oouooil. which vili meet Friday
or Saturday to consider the situatiou.
Public spisits are at very low ebb.
Whso the nation bad almost resign
Cd itself to the fall Of Ladysmith there
comes from oil quarters today ~ iudi.
cation that Gen Boiler will make
soosbsr attempt to relieve The bssiesed
plses.
II the Daily Nails report Of Gen
Ballsr's stsss~sut that be hoped to DO
10 Lsdysmith within . week could be
implicitly relied on, news Of further
serious 6ehsiog would b. expected
shortly. Bot the papers are losth to
believe what the 81 james Gass.to
obafastsrisss o. 100 owsrvsutable boast.
ioe," II tros. Moreover. the var
of6os throws cold wstsr on the dispatch
this sfssaoooo BY issoiog . statement
that IL bss 20 news oou6rmatory Of
sueb move % Geo Bullsr's reported
speech indicates, Yet. todsy's dis.
pssehss from Lsdysmish aud Cape
Towo give . strong impression tha.
there 10 som ching moro than . rumor
10 ell these rsporss. So. while oil
dsdoise opinion must awsis further
oeWs. it does not seem at all unlikely
that apoiber desperate effort will be
made to suoeor 0eu White.
The possibility Of Gso Baller makiog
smother dash appears to depend greatly
on tbe exact position Of Gen Lyttle
too's brigade. Beyond the understand.
iog is is on the north side Of the
Vuesls river, everything 70 q matter Of
supoositioo II will easily be seen ths,
II Geo Lyssletoo still holds the drifts
oo the north eide Geo Butler retsiue
'hs opsoiogs sod might attempt another
advance By way Of Posgiesers or some
siehboriug drift. But the vsRueness
regarding the position Of Gen Lystletou
resolves oil THE into the pursss su-mise
From the other oolumSs there is not
much news Of soy kind. and It would
require somstbiog Of over Whelmiog
importance to desrses from The absorb
Jog interest 10 Lsdysmish's dilsaua.
However. there are Interesting, Gable
dispatches telling The ssofy'of Spiou
kop Winston Churchill Gays that
Capt Thorusyeroh. vho replaced tho
wounded Geo Woodgase. is the hi,ber
to unoswed ofioer who gave the order
to retire, and folly jus,i6ss him 10 90
doiog Churchill says the Boer losses
we're gres.sr than those Of ,be British
A disps.eb FROM The Associated Press
representative M Spssrmsn's farm.
dated Thursday. Jao 25. describing
the tight sod rstirsmeos from Spiou
kop, says: y
I'VE 6lod down ssdly bu, 10 perfect
order The Kioa's Royal Rifles colo.
nel vas struck down as The moment q
hel'ograph message ordering the retire.
ment vas handed bin The enemy is
holding tSsotsgivioe services tooisht.
''Ths surgeons. who ssoeoded the
hill. we're allowed to remove our
wounded. The scene at the top was
fssrfel end terrible witness Of the
des'ructiveosss Of the artillery. All
day our ssre,obsr bearers we're busy
carrying dowo ueo "