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EsHowE TO BE BEsIEGED.
Beers Will Probably Attempt to For
tffy the Insult HflIa.

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Pietermaritzburg
correspondent OF the Daily Mail. telegraph
Ing yesterday, says: "A dispatch from
Eshowe asserts that a large commando OF
Beers is encamped near Ngutu, with
eighty wagons and nine guns. 1t is rumored
that this force intends to besiege E.showe,
the intention probably being to fortify the
Insult hills in order to prevent the British
traversing Zululand 10 relieve Ladysmith" {"
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Split I'm Cullom's Town.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,. Feb. 12-The con-
vention OF the Republicans OF Sangamon
county this afternoon resulted in a split
the Cullom delegates leaving the conven-
tion hall in a body before the temporary
organization had been announced and ad-
journing TO the Opera House. The result is
that two delegations will apply for admis-
sion in the State and congressional conven-
tions and there Will be two Republican
legislative tickets in the field. one repre-
senting the Cullom and another the Tan
ner faction.
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that owing to the nature Of the ground
that this was imparcticable. 1t was also
exposed to the fire of heavy guns in posi-
tions from which our artillery was domi-
mated. 1t is essential to troops advancing
on Ladysmith by Harding or Mongers drift
to hold yaalkrantz securely, and, accord
ingly. we are not pressing the advance by
those roads, as 1 find we cannot make it
secure
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BULLER EXPLAINS.
Tells Why He Did Not Advance by
Way OF yaallrautx.

LONDON. Feb. h-The War Once has
received the following dispatch from Field
Marshal Lord Roberts, dated from the
Nodder river. Feb. IL:
'T have received a telegram from Bull
Ter as follows, dated Feb. 9: TT was nec-
sssary. after seizing vaalkrantz. to
intrench II as the pivot OF further opera
tions- But found after trying two days.
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CHICAGO. Feb. T. - Ex-Congressman
George E. Adams was tonight named en-
Enthusiastically as the candidate Of the Mar
quette Club for Vice President OF the
United States on the Republican ticket.
When Mr.. Mckinley was congressman
and a guest of the club he was proposed
for President at one OF the annual ban
quets.
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MORE MURDERS IN ARIZONA
MexIcanS XIII and Rob Anton Olsen and John
Stewart,
Also Rob W. II. Rice, Charles ErIe4-
son and James Allen Rancher's
wife Drives Them on

Phoenix. Arlz.. June 9.--The sherlffs
posses In pursuit OF the four Mexlcans
who killed Anton Olsen and John Stew
art androbbed their store at New River
station are reported to be close upon
the fugitves.
The same Mexicans recently robbed
w. II. Rice in Yavapai county Of
quantity Of gold dust At Globe they
held up a gambling resort, securing
considerable coin. A few days ago
they robbed two prospectors James
Allen and Charles Erickson. near Jer-
ONE, Of $500 and two horses, and stole
four horses last week from cattlemen
south OF Prescott. They were last seen
crossing the Arizona canal just north
OF Phoenix. Two stopped az a ranch
near there and changed horses. holding
on the owner at the reyolyer's point. At
the Thoroldsen ranch, three miles fur
Their on, the other two tried the same
trick. Thoroldsen was away from
home, but his wife drove the raiders
away firing FIVE shots. killing one OF
the horses and wounding one Of the
party
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PRIMARY PROGRAM,
Exercises of the Special Conference to
be Held Next Week.

The program OF the special conference
Of the Primary associations Of the Salt
Lake stake. which Is to be held be.
ginning on Wednesday Of next week. IL
as follows:
10 a. m. In the Tabernacle, Child
ren's meeting
Singing, In Our Lovely Deseret"..
&c ."' '.,, ,... THE Children
Prayer. Master David Cummings
Singing Little Children Love the
SAVIOR o. o.. 90. Of. The Children
selection. .... Primary Drum CORPS
Address Of Welcome. Charlie West
secretion, June Roses, '.........
Children Of Fifteenth Ward Primary
Sketch Sister Aprelia S. Rogers"
81, 80 'y ."st'. go. ...Tillie Thomas
song .'.'...,. ",.. ..., 90. Maggie Tout
Sketch, Sister Louie b, Felt,"...
e." ,'''''ss Gee. ,.....Carl Freeze
y lullu solo,. ..,. .s.. agnes Give
Motion song The Burlesque Band"
...,s, ...,. Little Tots
Remarks. o.. President Lorenzo Snow
Selection. .,. o.. Primary Drum Corps
Remarks. ..,. President Louie Il. Fell
" "AN NAiN NNllAltN Nl tue
SAINTS .,t Gee. .......sThe Children
Prayer 200, Master Darold Keddlngton
Band director, G. H. Barren
2 p. m. In the Assembly Hall. on.
GERS meeting
Singing, The Pilgrims Chorus.
...t d" coo. ... Chlldren's Choir
= Iayef.'., .... ...... 600. ....... .....
singing, 'Our Work and our
Nealth, 600, ...... THE Officers
tOriglnal song composed for the
occasion By sister l.. Lulu Greene
RichardsJ
Roll can of Stakes.
suggestive Lessons for First
urade.... ...... DOnnette Smith
suggestive Lessons for Second
Grade. .... .....O Olive l.. Derbldge
Singing Mothers Lullaby. ...
.'.. .,... .... ......,, Chlldren's Choir
Sketch Of Primary Work ......
90 ..... counselor Lille r. Freeze
Remarks Counselor Josephine r. West
remarks. ..,.. 1.-THE Presidency
Singing Let the Little Children
Come, ... THE Chlidren'D Choir
Original SONG words by sister
Emily Hill Woodmansee. Music
by Professor J j. Daynes)
Musical director Sister Ida Daynes
Cannon.
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NEW PHASE is PRESENTED
Attorney Walton Opposes Dismissal Of Esslsf
Damage Suit
Fee Not Paid Position OF clerk Little
attorney Chrlstensen's Name Ep-
tered Conflict Expected.

The 5000 damage suit Of Maud kes-
Ter against Chief Hilton, Detective
Sheets and officer Davies has tuken on
an entirely new phase.
The woman Is anxious 20 have the
action dismissed and SO Informed Dep
uty CLERK f. ". Little. The latter
however viii not dismiss the case on
the order Of Mrs Kesler. alone, and In
sisIs that she must get the consent Of
her attorney. r. A. Walton. who 1t Is
understood, has not yet been paid his
fee Said Mr Little: THE plaintiffs
attorney must ask for the dismissal
The law says that an attorney has a
lien upon his clients cause Of action
on counter-claim which attaches 10 a
verdict report, decision OF judgment In
ms clients favor, and the proceeds
thereof, IN whatsoever hands they may
come.
So you see Il would not be treating
attorneys who are officers Of the court
Just as much as ] am. with fairness II
We We're 10 allow clients 10 come In
here and dismiss their cases
Attorney Walton says the order Of
dismissal by Mrs Kesler was made
without his consent or knowledge and
he regulates the order
The only recourse now for the plain
TN Is TO employ another attorney and
have him ~ into court and make a
proper showing TO be substituted for
Attorney Walton and then move for a
dismissal OF the suit
This morning Mrs Kesler obtained
the services OF Attorney r. Z. Chris
Jensen, who was entered as attorney
OF record for the plaintiff This does
not dispose Of Attorney Walton by any
means and there Is likely to be some
fun when Attorney Christensen moves
TO dismiss the suit, which, Il Is under
stood. he viii do within the next few
days.
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WARD ENTERTAINMENTS.

The Ice cream and strawberry festival
given in the Eleventh ward last even
in was one Of the most successful az
fairs OF the kind ever held there both
from a financial and social standpoint
In connection with the delicious re-
treshments there was rendered q musi-
cal and literary program Of eXtra0rdi-
nary merit, The building was filled 10
It's utmost capacity most OF the audi
ence. however having come from out
side wards
The room was beautifully decorated
with flowers and tables were placed az
convenient Intervals about the room,
ana on each on them rested a vase OF
flowers.
The program was opened with
tenor solo by Mr. Fred Butler. which
was very fine This number was fol-
lowed by Miss Bessie Edmonds. whose
sweet voice has delighted 80 many salt
Lake audiences Miss Josie Morris then
followed I'm a recitation IN which she
displayed splendid elocuuonary ability
VIII Willis made a hit In comic
song, followed by Miss Judith Ander-
son, whose remarkable voice for one so
young being q rich contralto was new
err heard to better advantage.
The mandolin and guitar selection by
Theorodre Bests class Of girls and boys
was excellent. and ELECTED liberal ap-
plause, The performers were Richard
Summerhays, Willard Ashton. Emma
Belsinger and Gwendolin Dunbar
The ladies' quartet composed OF
Misses Bessie Edmonds. Ethel savllle.
Lillian Bitner and Margaret Glade
evoked hearty applause IN a selection
which they rendered IN very sweet
manner
The program was concluded by Pro-
fessors Lund and Anderson. who played
a piano duet which was very highly
appreciated.
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GUARDS SERVICE MEDALS.
Board Of Officers viii Continue 10 Act in he
Matter.
Metal from which Medals are Made
Was Rished Up Out Of Manila
ia ; GURTdsmen's Notes.

Headquarters National Guard Of
Utah.
salt Lake City Utah. June 9. 1907.
General order no. 9.
J. The board Of officers named Ia G..
o. No. 2, c. s.. consisting OF Colonel
NJ L. Richie, Major II. ~ II. Luud
Major VIM. +. Beer. Captain j. W. Ale
ford, appointed o. determine who of the
officers and enlisted men OF the Guard
are entitled 90 service medals, win con.
tnue 70 discharge the duties defined ln
said order until relieved
2 Each member of the Guard who Is
found entitled 90 "a service medal Win
be given one indicating the highest
rank he may have attained during the
period that constitutes his i've years
service.
BY order Of the Commandments.
kHAS $. BURTON
AdJutant General
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POLITICAL POINTERS.
,munnLnnnnnnnnnrnnnnnnn


The contest for the nomination for
secretary of State at the Democratic
convention promises 20 be a lively one.
l. e.. Ihoresen OF Cache, Is out In the
open. and promises to give Hon Fisher
Harris a hard race
Hon. Robert G.. Lund. Of Washington
county, has announced his candidacy
Tor the nomination Of State treasurer
W n Dale has decided TO have his
name presented at the Democratic
county convention as candidate for
county treasurer.
The Democratic judicial convention
has been called for June 30. at II a. m,
al the city and county building.
The primaries are to be held on June
20. at $3.50 p. M. Salt Lake county will
have 81 delegates, 63 coming from this
city Summit will have IS delegates,
and Tooele s. a total OF los.
County Chairman D. C.. Eicbnor has
designated the following county mem.
bers Of the Republican committee TO
.ft""N ''aNA NAi'. NNAtiiiAANANa NiihNlAkNl AT
Murray with a view 20 place a non.
partisan candidate for school superin-
tendent IN the field. the meeting TO be
held al Murray on June 18th. W. d.
Park b. l.. Cutler, Chas. Denny. G.. b.
squires II. n. standlsh, j. r. Bowdlc
r. l.. Howard.
The meeting OF the WorkinEmen's
Democratic Silver club. scheduled Tor
this evening has been postponed one
week
Judge W. NJ. McCarty announces that
he viii not be a candidate for the nomi-
nation Tor Supreme judge on the Re-
publican ticket. He will accept a re-
nomination for the district judgeshlp II
rendered TO him.
George d. Piper says that the use Of
his name in connection with the nom
nation FOR county commissioner Is TO.
tally unauthorized.
Assistant County Attorney RAY Van
Colt, has announced himself a candl-
date for the district attorneyship on the
Democratic ticket, He Is said 10 have
a number Of staunch supporters
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ToDAY's YACHT RACE.
The Columbia Clubs Eighth Annual
Event Now On.

Chicago, June 9-rhe eighth annual
race Of the Columbia Yacht club was
sailed today under most favorable con-
dltions A splendid sailing breeze pre-
vailed during the morning and IL was
the expectation that the 40-mile course
from Chicago 20 Michigan City Ind.
would be made IN record time. Twenty
two yachts were entered IN the seven
classes including the Siren and sallie.
the class Of the boats as a whole being
Of a better class than ever before. At
1890 a. m the starting gun was fred
for the four small yachts in class b.
the Florence. Ava. Dot and Dove. the
starting gun for the larger racers be-
Ing fred az 1880 D. M.
The starting line was between the
government piers In the outer harbor.
The first boat over the finish az Michl-
can city wins the Kuhn cup. For best
corrected time the Michigan City tro-
ply Is hung up and the Aronson cup
Is offered for the best corrected time In
the cruising class. Other prizes are al
so offered Ia all classes
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RESOLUTIONS OF VETERANS.

At the 0rmory Of the association Of
Veteran ArtIllerymen last night the
following resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted;
Whereas, In the divine wisdom Of our
heavenly Father, It has pleased Him
to take from our ranks our beloved
Comrade and brother, William II. Perks,
and.
Whereas. Our departed associate has
faithfully performed the duties Of sec
rotary OF the association since II was
organized, and always promptly re-
sgonded 10 any call for his services In
O. military capacity manifesting on all
occasion a gentle, noble and obedlent
disposition, combined with remarkable
thoroughness and precision ia the per-
Torrance OF all his duties therefore be
%
Resolved, That we place on record IN
the books Of this association this ex-
preston OF the sorrow We feel at the
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OTHER CHIRCHEs.

St. paurs church. Main and Fourth
South streets. Rev Ellis Bishop rec
tor: Rev w Daunt Scott. curate; June
10Th, Trinity Sunday, s a, m. holy com
munion ,9:i5 a. m., Sunday school; II
a. m, Morning prayer and sermon;
y. M, evening prayer
ST. Paurs Associate mission. rector,
Rev Ellis Bishop associates Rev W.
Daunt Scott Rev. James II. Cox. June
10Th, Trinity Sunday:
81. Peters chapel. Fifth North and
Fourth West streets; Rev. w. Daunt
scott vicar; $3.50 p. M, Sunday school;
$3.50 D. M, evening prayer and sermon,
st. Johns chapel. Perkins addition,
Mr. +. +. Kraft lay reader. p. M,
sunday school; 4 p. m, evening prayer
and sermpn.
Calvary mission Oaggarts halD,
Darlington; Rev. w. Daunt Scott, vi
car; g.i5 a, m, sunday school
ST. Andrews mission, Haikers hall
Murray; Rev. James H. Cox, vicar;
$3.50 p. m. Sunday school; p. M, even
ing prayer and sermon.
Mil Greek mission, Wilbor school
house; 1880 ,. m, Sunday school and
eveneOng
Westminster Presbyterian church, 100
$. Fourth West ST., between LIST and
End South Sts.) Rev. Geo Bailey. l.. L.
b.. pastor Morning services. II a. m.
Subject OF sermon, The Final Test Of
our Life work.
In the evening at s o'clock, Child
ren's Day Service by the Sunday
school with special music and interest
ing exercises. Sunday school at 1915
noon-Northwest Sunday school (6l0
west North Temple street, at 1880 D.
m.
Sermon and intermediate service i.30
p. m. Y p. $. c.. H.. at GAS -. m.
Wednesday evening, prayer meeting
at p. m. Topic. What Jesus is Able
10 Do" ! Cor tx. s.
Teachers preparation same evening
al 1880. All cordially Invited 10 an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
Amer a Negro Mnldcrer

New ORLEANS, La, June "A large
posse OF citizens Is reported 10 have
Noah Pritchard, the negro murderer OF
Ralph Marler, located Ia East Fellclana.
Pritchard led his pursuers a bloody
TRAN. Reports say he shot and fatally
wounded Frest Nlulers. white man.
one Of the posse, fred al others and
also wounded the sheriff Of West
Feliciana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
RasehaII Ieapne Change.

Philadelphia. June at Is stated
here on good authority that the Brook
Ign National League baseball club Is TO
be transferred 10 Washington. Owing
20 the lack OF patronage here, q Is said.
the Brooklyn officials communicated
with President Young OF the National
League expressing their desire 10 trans
fer the Brooklyn team intact TO the
capital.
Washington, June 9.-Presldent Young
Of the National League says he has
heard absolutely nothing in an official
way concerning the reported transfer Of
the Brooklyn baseball club 70 Wash
ington.
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JUBILEE ALBUM.

The Scandinavian Jubilee Album COW
or was exhibited by the promoters Of
that souvenir today. Il is a hand
somely printed and embossed affair.
and is TO serve as an enclosure for ths
album, which win contain something
like -four hundred half-tone photo
graphs Of prominent Scandinavian.
-Four flags In colors. surmount It, one
In each corner precedence being given
to the Stars and Stripes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09
suicide of Dr. Locke.

San Francisco. Cal, June 9.--Dr Rob
ert Locke, son Of Rev. Dr. Locke Of
Chicago, committed suicide at the Occi-
dental Hotel this morning. Young
Locke, who was physician. returned
from Manila last month and has been
IN san Francisco since shag,y He had
been in poor health
Locke shot himself through the heart
In his room at the hotel some time dur
Ing the night with an army pistol He
was found In bed, undressed with a
sheet wrapped about the lower part Of
the body. Locke was about 40 years
old and leaves a widow who Is believed
10 be I'M pnrls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

GABRIELsoN-In this city June 8,
1900, OF general debility Johannas
Gabrlelson. aged 70 years. Native OF
Sweden.
Funeral services win be held Sunday
al p. m. from the residence OF ]. c.
Sandberg, Superior addition, North Salt
Lake. Friends are respectfully invited
70 attend.
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forest 10 primary workers VIII be ais

terost 70 primary workers VIII be dis
Cussed.
a general Invitation Is extended to
the public TO attend both SESSIONS
LOUIE b. FELT. President
MAY ANDERSON Secretary.
i2lth QUORUM or SEVENTY.
The regular meeting OF the l2ith
quorum Of Seventy VIII DE held IN the
Eighteenth ward school house Monday
evening. June nth a full attendance
Ia requested. WIN. j. GLADE.
Secretary.
In view OF the Mutual Improvement
conference being held tomorrow It Is
deemed advisable for the Bishops TO
discontinue their meetings on that day.
ANGUS NJ CANNON
stake President
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Hewlett Bros.

demise Of our esteemed friend and that
We extend our deepest sympathy TO his
widow and children for the lrreparablo
loss sustained by them.
Further resolved, That a copy OF this
document be engrossed and presented
% the family Of the deceased. and that
It be printed In salt Lake City news
papers.
WILLIAM SANDERS,
RICHARD w. McALT1STER,
WILLIAM y, WOODS,
SAMUEL +. ALLEN,
Committee
In behalf Of the Association OF Vet
eran Artllleryment Of the Nauvoo Lee
slOn.
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GUARD NOTES.

Captain j. Gr-anwali OF the gIgnal
Corps Is doing everything % bring h.s
corps 10 The 'front.' and 10 looks AS
though he was going t0 succeed. Tor the
men are all becoming Interested and doc
ing their duty This s proven bv last
Thursday nights attendance. as al me-
members Of the corps were present but
one.
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DIED.

FoRBUsH-At Union, Salt Lake Co.,
Utah. June 5, 1900. Mary Maud For
b BUSH OF brain fever, after an illness OF
twenty days, aged Is year, ! month
and IA days. She was the daughter OF
Hyrum H. and Bessie Forbush,
The funeral services viii be held In
the Union ward house on Monday June
18th, at 2 p. m.
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How Rain on wheat rlelds.

Minneapolis, MINI. June 9.-The rains
OF the last night and today extended
from central southern Minnesota north.
ward through the State and on into the
British possessions. They Included the
Red River valley wheat fields.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

The metal OF the service medals
Whith were presented 90 q number of
lhe guaiusmen for 1--WE years honor
apie service, was taken out of Manila
pay from ihe Relna Christina one OF
the Spanish BattleshIp- that were sunk
by Admiral Dewey and his men. and
was presented by Lieut. Geo w. Gibbs
al lhe late Utah Batteries in the Phil.
lppines, and major OF the Utah artn-
lery National Guard Of Utah.
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

The Salt Lake Temple viii close for
vacation on Friday June 29th. and re-
open on Monday August s. 1900.
LORENZO SNOW,
President.
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AN line commissioned officers who
have been noudai 20 prepare Cor thtr
examination Go see u they arr ht to
wear the shoulder pads. or bars VIII
have the honor OF sitting before tbe
board OF examiners on june 10Th, 22nd,
ZGth. and 2gfh.
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A Gentle
Reminder!

DO YOU use Baking Powder? DO you
use Extracts? DO you use Spices' II
so, why not get the best for they cost
less than the imported and VIII give
better satisfaction ASK you grocer for
Three Crown Baking Powder, Extracts
and Spices, and refuse an substitutes
as an goods branded Three Crown"
are guaranteed 10 give satisfaction or
money refunded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-09

The question Is asked "Why don't
they organize the cavalry The am
fwer is that the equipments are am
ready and the men o.. waiting Tor some
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"He is Wise Who
Talks But Little.

This Is only a half truth.
IF gVise men had held their
tongues, SUe should knoIv
nothing about the circulation
of the blood. fit vere not
for this advertisement you
mightneVer knoD that Hoods
SarSaparHa Is the greatest
medicine in the 4Vorld to
purify and enrich your blood,
create an appetite, giVe you
strength and steady nerUeS.
Impure Blood-"M oompiefioHWas
bad HooTs Sa,saps,Aa Old much good
BY purifying ny blood. SNy skiH Is now
o'ea,. " e4aHie D. McCoy, WaisoHtou,n. Pa.
5Sod9 SalJqbaA@
%I2ZlzI'll fllIl1D
Hoods PHI, cure liver lll, The nonlrrtatne and
only cathartc 10 take VIII Hoods saIsAparilla
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WANTED.

A MAN WHO TH0Rto y nix Ss.lrs
s sa.l,ion ~ eoachmap IN ihseiV
care Of New $
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Sergeant Barton of company % was
In bed three days last week through
eating fee cream when Iva "a heated cone
dillon but DC is all right now. and
looks as good AIS Ii be had never been
Gagged az am
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Private Frank Young OF Company. 3
has been appointed corporal in hi5
compnv Young is tht man that was
acting corporal On Decoration day. and
was coWuimented Ply Major Luud as
having charge Of The best SET ol four
boo the parade
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Next Wednesday VIII ta battalion
drill Maior Lunl commanding. a
larro turnout Us expected.