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INhsaF
E-z-=a,sss,ss- A
HE HAD NERVE
Eoss Dick Pit the Qn~@tl"n to Alice
ASnGcr

on " Wager.
Tie two young =s..ea.=seese= a=-74..=
fercrly.
And 1 tell you its & waste -aa
till" for you TO cali on Arf a.4i - ..=
to marry you, said Ton
That's just the way }ou .lak att
replied Dick IA q friendly -pyr.t
1t : a pretty good Way= too ratdrtetl
Tom, L overheard her IT,. I.4a -Ae
preferred medium sized suen to e.tAer
tai or short Ones
You say that because you are ne
diun sized "
And dark eompIezloacd ts Light
colnplexioncd men
i hats because you re dark and u
lIgt.t'
And ability of tone4e rather than
of IN" pen
You're fabrieat.ng on TIE faet that
you're Il lawyer aud I'm 4 newspaper
reportcr.& Responded bget=z
Not at all, std Tom Il u FaeFe.g
quot4ug what she said
~ III. remarked p5ca ft5,ugftfH.lg.
= bet YOU . cigar, 4 hat q dlHaer o.
q J. $50 TINT can 2o#ta her aud ash
tEe .JtriiaoniaI question: and re@elve
81 rHatiy" ztasEsoi - J.l question
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to+l
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il. iossf.sa t..=s..,. !.4l-siIe ncaf pam
Iy both question AM alsae..
pIcl. thought AIic" aeser loaz.el 20
beN itchinglr beautiful and all that
hort Of thin- And he told her so
I've been wondering said he ft"r
tonc time. If were to ask you to
ASK you. Alice. to become my wife If
you'd refuse me- You would. wouldn't
you"
Yes. indeed quickly responded
Alice. You know I'm to marry Harry
next mouth
80 he toh me yesterday when be
aske,! nae to be his best man said
Dick. But by asking you the ques=
ton that way | won dinner for the
whole crowd OF us.
He went to the door and dragged
Ion from his place of shelter.
Il asked her the question, as YOU
heard. he told his friends, and she
said Yes. =
Tom had heard it, but Ire didn't look
rs though he had. New iorA Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08


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- rs.e.5ara
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. mar NJ a5 ean a9rH Tor e.es~n ami
4 ha@f mon-a= eannsa a. Vel work -.
8a7.s=saar. n9t -.q.taflz absurd
= z.a.5ase .aat nan eaa IN 10
cooperate from tie wear an!
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ste. aeae aHa .-a. % the e4Ha arars-
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viii @Hlla ea the.f= sca.loHs. rlaa..
Hr9aaz .pq4 their s4-al.-x an purses
nat .plae=4 ia 14e follow
...- ez#.s-sl s..54rh- al Two weeks.
Taea.= a-aia- fhe los af t.me. HE
4. as=aH.lae .eH u Business. faat r.
s1l- taom .ae# a5.aaee of a alaable
man form a.s s#!esG afs= a.ttiea.t 70 Re-
pair. \ man .omeetme- sazgst pend
2reas catching up slllle he vas away
Tor a fortnight
II nan VII oniz taI<e an Interest
in his work love i. H. VII not neea
anything else to reeUperate alra.
and men Who learn 70 love heir work
Invariably succeed
a man should work cas- be SEQ
nomicaI Of his time, conserve his
forces ana not worry It's Norry and
not work that makes the half gray
TIE doctors may. recommend a
change Of air for a man when he's
sick, bHt Why be sick? Sickness is
an irreparable loss Of time If had
q thousand Tongues Il preach save
me@.W.rh fAem al. Its infinitely
moresf valuable than money
We=read Of Gladstone. VINO got all
The recaperarion he needed by simply
ehaasia-1 MS ~or<. H4 aiatnt quit
work a9.I . 5a,iag about Time vas
the most precious hing ia .ae world
tor 1!.a4 AMI agailin4 1f YER
minute II II d" HgacticaHy 8.1 .he
@ofh ii ARM Of uen.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
Go ogrti3~r.

Tho woman Mis- ao.tl1 lf"r sieppln.
Tle aafer jnHa.r hau3s !"r :. f5.J..
age. aod she slowly tHrfaed a ,eaN
t'f73 ] need ANYTHING F5sf.:. The all
eea'}a nelstlly t4setl
"Na3 A.5ae just bouel'#s satne lawn, =.
veatHed tfa clerk "Haat yol dunk
you tTIi need ~ouc Ao-"<'' rrn-cton
Ti1et
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
A hampton In Her Line.

.! claim that my Wite i the worst
trouble borrower on earth She.s NOR
ryinE now fer fear the hat she las or
dercd for Easter may not be beeom-
ing
That's nothing My wife.s worry In2
becaus" we may be boardinS at some
place next summer whef. well have a
foidiH@ bed that she can't get uAdcl
during thunderstorms Chicago Rec.
ORD Herald
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
PILES! PILES! PILES!

Dr.. Williams Ina1an Pile Ointment
will cure Bind. Bleeding, liberated
aud Itching Piles. It absoebs the u.
mors. allays the itching at once, acts
as poultiee, gives instant relief. Dr.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment is pre-
pared only for Piles and Itching # he
private parts, and nothing else, Every
box IS guaranteed. Sold by druggists,
sent by mail for 50c and s1.00 per box
Williams Mfg. Co, Props Cleveland
Ohio. For sale by ". L. DeWoody and
company.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08
0unter Irrftnuts

Counter Irrftants
"How is your experiment If sleeping
IL the open air for the cure of your
asthma sueceedinef"
well, It has had one good result
I've frozen my nose and part of one
ear, and they have made me forget my
asthma. Chicago Tribune
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-06-08

The Baby-Nou that.s snary= ht,ty
manship a bit. Ne~ york. American
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
Will Start on the Regis
tratiOn List Next Mon
day
A SHORT MEETING TODAY
I; is Expected That Number of vot
ers Who Have Registered Illegal
Iy viii be Stricken From the
List.

W. j. Way, E. c. Butts and w. r
Cox. composing the board Of city regis
uars will hold a short meeting this af
ternoon and make preliminary arrange
ments for canvassing the registra.
ton list for the white primary which
i to begin on Monday next.
1t is probable that the registrars will
have considerable work to do this year,
and it is understood that many voters
who have registered will be challenged
by the one s.fe or the other. In fact
p, is known that many persons, for va
rious reasons, have been allowed to
register with the city clerk, and
they will be summoned to appear be
fore the board Of registrars. In many
cases, people who have only been here
for four or FIVE months, others who
iave been here the allotted time and
have not paid their taxes in other coun
ties have been permitted to register
and it is believed that the registrars
will have a busy time cutting them
o1 the list
The meeting will be held probably
il the grand jury room. Both sides
viii be represented by attorneys and
is will be the second battle of the
pl esent political campaign.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
YEOMANS THANKS
GEORGIA DEMOCRATS
Thinks the Democracy Of he state
Did Well at the National Election
TUESDAY

State Chairman N. J. Yaomans ~
the democratic executive committee
has issued statement in which be
expresses his disappointment in the
national election results.
He says in rart:
While my labors have. of course
been confined to the state of Georgia
| have felt the keenest interest in the
success of the national ticket in the
other states. and have hored that The
prognostiications of the national lead.
ers would be verified in the result.
But there is no use CRYING over
split milk We, all of us. hope Mr.
Roosevelt will give us an nnDreipdico,I
administration, with an eve single to
the interests OF the entire countrv
NOW that the great battle is over all
Americans will resume their ordinary
every day occupations. thinking only
o. the fact hat each lis citizen ol
the greatest nation under tho SIM
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STATE OFFERS
A BIG REWARD
-
West Virginia twill Give
100000 for jackson,
Dead or Alive
MANY POSSES ARE OUT
Ed Jackson Who Killed Two or Three
People Thursday Night is Badly
Wanted bv the West Virginia
Authorities.

Charleston. w. Va. Nov. 1.-THE
state authorities today offered re.
ward of ten thousand dollars for Ed
Jackson. dead or alive. He is now be.
ms hunted in all sections. He has
been pursued by bloodhounds since
last night
Ed Jackson is the white man who
terrorized Fayette county Friday night
killing two or three men and injuring
others
Large posses have been organized
and every inch of woods for miles
around is being secured for the crimi
nal. Bloodhounds were put on his
trail a few hours after the shooting
hut so far they have been unable to
trace him.
1t is believed that the large reward
offered by the state authorities will
be the cause Of the notorious murderer
heng captured.
The affair Friday night has thrown
the vicinity in which it occurred into
widest excitement and it is feared
& at more trouble will follow.
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a COLD WAVE HEADED THIS WAY
Weather Man Says We May Have
Frost Tomorrow.

Weather Man Says We May Have
Frost Tomorrow.
The coolest wave of the present sea.
son is now ea route in this direction
End the weather man prodicts the
temperature VIII tumble to about 30
degrees, causing the first frost by
Sunday morning.
The droppine of the mercury down
to 40 degrees will not, however, break
the record. &c degrees, which occurred
on November s, 1888. but it will be
getting pretty close to the lowest re-
cord for the first part of November, ac-
cording to statistics.
The temperature is moving rapidly
across the country. and the drop OF
e TO 20 degrees by Sunday morning
will be appreciable The cold wave
has sSept down the Missouri valley
covering Oklahoma, Arizona Indiana
and Illinois gith the line of freezing
temperature extending considerably
f1yther The lowest reading reported
ficm the section is that 1t Havre,
! Montana, where the temperature regis
tered 10 degrees above zero A fall
a. from one inch to one and a half inch
es Of snow is reported from Missouri
and northern Mishigan and rain from
the lower Missouri valley anc lake re-
gion. A high wind is accompanying
the cold wave in Missouri, velocity
o. 80 to SO miles an hour being re-
ported. The cold wave win be Dreced.
e1 here by rain A storm center in
eastern Tennessee has taken an easter
IL movement. which will cause rain
here tomas45w5 the weather will
tLen clear of cold The only effect
oi the storm TO be experienced here
will be the rain
The temperature got up quite high
last night, but it dropped a little to
ward morning, reaching the minimum
reading early this morning Of 81 de
grees
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
SERIOUS WRECK
ON SOUTHERN
Miracle How Passengers
Escaped Without Be-
ing Killed
ONLY A FEW WERE INJURED
TWO Brunswick People Were on the
Trainv-WlIiam crovatt Received
Slight lniury-Trsins Now
Running on Time.

Train No. IA due in Brunswick al
20 yesterday morning, was wrecked
att point three miles above Cochran
a. 450 O'Clock and while there were
about $50 people on the train. not a
snnte one was killed or seriously injur
and only one or two were hurt at all
Passengers. bound south. were trans
ferred and tn Sc bound for Brunswick
arrived here last night at o'clock the
afternoon train being compelled to
50 around by lawlginsville -
There werc only two Brunswick
ps ssengers on TIP train. William c.
Ctoyatt son o. Mayor Crovatt, and R.
J. Williams. or the Southern railway,
Mr Croyau received a severe shock
and was thrown through one of the
windows Of his coach, but only receIv
eI a slight INJURY about the head. Mr..
Y illiams was not iniure dat all.
Mr. Crovatt was seen by a News re-
porter after he arrived in the city last
night, and he stated that it was a
miracle that several Of the passengers
ssere not kiIie and a iargea nercentage
ol them injured.
The train carried two sIeepers, two
day coaches and several baggage cars
The entire train, with the exception OF
The engine and one Of the baggage cars
vas derailed. and two or three Of them
were piled upon one another.
Members Of the train crew and pas
sengers alike thought that several
had been killed and a large crowd
eagerly awaited daylight to search for
the dead but they we're delighted to
learn that no one had been Killed, and
only about eight or ten were hurt at
Ell.
A broken all was the cause o.
The wreck rEe engine and one Of the
baggage cars passed safely over the
broken rail, bdr The next baggage car
Jumped the track and the day coaches
and sleopers behind piled on top,
Growing the passengers in every dl-
rection.
Train No -, which was due here at
Z O'Clock IN tie afternoon, came down
aa far as Cochran, where II took on
tte passengers. mall, etc, and came
wa Elawknsvllle. arriving here at the
above stated aour.
The train Which left Brunswick yes.
teIday morning for Atlanta was also
delayed several hours and was COMPEL.
e. TO 90 via Hawklnsyille to reach
Macon wreck train was quickly sent
% the scene y the accident and last
night southern officials announced that
all trains would be running on their
regular schedule today.
The wreck vas a very serious one,
aDd It is fortunate that more damage
vas not done.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
WAR ON OPIUM TRAFFIC.
a Hearing Given the Representatives
Of the international Reform Bureau ..

a Hearing Given the Representatives
Of the international Reform Bureau .
Washington. Nov l1.-secre.ary
Hay this morning gave hearing to a
delegation representing the lnferna
tional Reform bureau and number OF
ether societies which have united in
asking the government to initiate dip
lomatic efforts 10 induce Great Britain
10 release China from treaty compul
son to allow the opium traffic.
The missionary societies claim tc
represent a majority Of the American
People and Is President Roosevelt
and the senate have already declared
in favor Of a treaty to prohibil the
scale Of both intoMcants and opium
among aboriginal races It Is hoped
some tangibl3 results may follow. II
IS believed the Japanese government
would be ready TO join any movemen
t. suppress the opium traffic
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
FAVoRs CONSOLIDATION.
Georgia Synod on Record as to Pres.
hyterian Universities.

pJteflan Universities.
Dublin. Ca. Nov 1.-THE next ses.
sion Of the synod Of Georgia will be
held at Griffin. that city today being
unanimously selected. Today the sy.
rod went on lecord as being heartily
IN favor Of a Presbyterian newspaper
projected for This state By Dir. 7. %.
Converse. OF Louisville. KY, tie neigh,
t(ring synods have been asked to help
support the paper
Today number OF ministers made
addresses on arious subjects. A reso.
Htion touching on the consolidation
Of the Presbyterian universities and es
tatlshing a ois university At Atlanta
Nas adopted 1t was recommended
that wo directors for the consolidation
university be elected. This election
has not yet taken place.
Tonight addresses on foreign mis-
sions will be -lade by DIR. S. Fl. Ches.
ter. of Nashville. Tenn. and Rev. L. G
Nass. missionary to Africa The synod
will adjourn tomorrow night
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
FusslA DOES NOT WANT
FIGURE ON PEACE TERMS

81 Petersburg, Nov lin Official
circles Lord 1ansdo8ne's yelled sng.
sestion that the Russo japanese con.
'iet might be settled by arbitration
nds an unfavorable echo. The sen.
tment prevails stronger than ever
lhat Russia's prestige must be gipdi.
Gated before The idea Of peace can be
e tertained.
Hopeless as is the idea OF bringing
the war to conclusion it seems, how.
CT. ttiii;tt 5!i,'',, arc taosa IL lst.,. ht,
ters who consider that there is a bare
p( ssibility Of bringing the conflict ID
close on the basis Of arbitration if
5reh proposition came directly from
Japan Russia has announced again
and again that no proposition from
an uninterested power would even be
az swered but that any proposition that
Japan made arect no matter through
hat Intermediary, would be consider.
ed,
A proposal from Japan to arbitrate
ne controversory would appeal strong
W to Emperor Nicholas.
He is extremely proud Of beng tb5
author OF the Hague conference. and
ia spite of the difficult position in.
which Russian military prestige would
c LEFT by cessation Of hostinties at
mis- juncture, those competent to judge
actually entertain the belief that such
an offer on The part Of Japan now
would not be vain.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
SENSATIONAL CASE
ENDS IN CITY COURT
wrs. i,guvs guy, ci,aT ged with lar,
cepy, Acquitted Yesterday-other
Cases Were Disposed Of.

In the city court yesterday the sen
sational case. which was begun Thurs
day afternoon, was completed, ant
the defendant. Mrs Agnes Guy, was
acquitted rhe facts in this case were
teld yesterday morning and the news
that Il was on trial caused a number
people to go to the court room Il
hear it completed The defendant
rade her statement. after which the
several lawyers interested argued for
scme time The jury was out foi
only a short lime. returning a verdict
.qr not guilty.
Several other cases were disposed Of
during the day John Dorsey, colored
charged With larceny from the house
as placed on trial in the Afternoon
and the case attracted considerable at
tention.
ohter cases tried we're the follow
ing:
State VS.. Jerre Richardson. cheating
and swindling; plea Of guilty Sen
tence. seven months or a fine Of $7C
10 include costs.
Mary Gamble, cruelty TO animals
rule nlsi
Sherman BoatwrigLt, trespassingi
first demand.
l.. j. Gamble, assault and battery
HClle pressed,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
MISS eLAlN EXPLAINS.
Position Of Ladies in Hospital Matter
is Made Clear.

Position Of Ladies' in Hospital Matter
is Made Clear.
Editor Daily News.-I am very sor
r, 10 have 10 call your attention to a
misinterpretation, published III TINS
mornings $ issue, Of very plain state.
a.ent which ! made al the meeting
cf council on Thursday night. The
same mistake appeared in the Thus.
cay morning paper, and called up the
Office and asked that a correction be
made. and also requested that you
have representative at the meeting
tonight. 50 that you would hear exact
~ what we fades propose doing.
Now did not announce that a num-
her Of entertainments would be arrang
81 during the winter, the proceeds OF
which would be applied to the work
o, completing the third story Of the
new hospital building" What | did
say was, that we were going to give
a fair, which Mrs. M. Kaiser had kind
i. consented 10 manage for US and the
rtoeeeds were TO be devoted toward
the equipment OF an operating room
also stated that some OF the so
c,tties would assist in furnishing
when the hospital was ready for furni
tire" but this was entirely separate
fiom the fair. BY publishing this car
rectIon. you win grsatly oblige, Yonr'
tiuly ~
p,eria c. Blain.
Brunswick, Ca, fJ"v u lsO4'
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12

fully recovered.
His friends were legion, ior wher.
ever he went he made warm friends
ana he had the rare faculty Of retain
ing friends once made.
To bis wife and children this bar
which knew and loved him, tender
their earnest sympathy in .his hour
o. bereavement.
c. p. Goodyear, Ch'mn.
c. Symmes.
a. Whitfield, &C..
w. e. kaY,
o. " Nrauss,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
TO MEET NEXT THURSDAY.
City Executive Committee Will Nam
Primary Election Mananers.

City Executive Committee Will Name
Primary Election Managers.
The city executive committee will
neet at the lty hall on next Thurs
Jay night at $50 O'Clock for the pur-
pces OF naming the managers to hold
The city primary on November 23
This is probably the only business
that will come up for action before the
committee. AS to the election Of a
aew executive committee, the Ques.
tion having been asked who would
compose the ticket it is understood
hat the present committee was elect
ee for term of two years and there,
fore new committee viii nos have to
te voted for until next year
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
ALL OF PORT ARTHUR
is NOT CONFIRMED


London, NOV REPORTS, from sev.
e'al sources. were received here today
g the effect that the japanese had fl,
ually captures Port Arthur The re-
port came from Rome, Chefoo and 9TH
.si places, but nothing official has yet
been heard from Touo or St Peters.
burg saE
In many quarters the report is be-
'ieved. as Pore Arthur has been on the
verge OF falling, it is pointed out.
several weeks, and the Japanese, be.
ing aware Of this fact awaited their
opportunity 70 make the final attack.
A cable received here tonight from
TOXIC stated that nothing Official had
been received as to the report.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
MANY MORE LIGHTHOUSES.
Increase Of this government Espend

Increase Of this Government Expendl.
ture Amounts TO Three Million.
Washington, Nov 11.-Estimates for
appropriations for the department Of
ctmmerce and labor for next year, just
uade public, aggregate s14,359529, or
s421S.444 more than the appropria.
tions for the current fiscal year
The greatest increase Is 2,965,95s
fer new lighthouses. The increased
estlmate for regulating immigration
is $50 900 made De@essary because OF
a. creased immigration. ..&I2lkK
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
TAKE OFFICIAL VOTE
10 DECIDE MARYLAND

Baltimore, nov IL Whether Mary.
land went democratic or republican
ir Tuesdays election is stll undecided
and it viii take the official count to de.
eide the ma ter Tonight Roosevelt
was only CO votes ahead Of Parker
il the state and there we're one or
two precincts in dispute.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
GIG MOVEMENT FOR MILITARY.
Many requests to Organize Come from
Various Parts of State.

Various Parts of State.
Atlanta, Nov 11-Governor Terrell
stated today that there was an un-
mecedented movement for military
companies over the state. A number
b towns have applied for permission
"a organize military companies. Only
a small percentage OF the requests can
re granted. as the number OF compa-
MES is limited to sixty The governor
directed the adjutont general today
g. take The necessary steps for the
10; ganization company at Cordele.
The general revival Of the military
sririt is pleasing 10 GOV. Terrell The
troops are now congested in the cities.
Savannah has 1900 and Atlanta has
1000 The governor thinks the COM
panies should be more evenly distrib.
uted over the state and he win en-
courage the formation OF companies
outside the cities.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
Not a Case.

That Brunswick is one Of the most
orderly seaport cities in existence is
best evidenced BY the fact thar there
was not a single case on the police
court docket when the mayor raped
fol order in his tribunal yesterday
morning. Very often now no court Is
held for the Gant OF offenders.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
SECRETARY HAY WILL REMAIN
IN ROoSEVELT'S CABINET

Washington Nov. 11.-President
Roosevelt today made the statement
taat Secretary Hay would remain in
his cabinet after Mareh II has
been currently reported since the elec-
tion Tuesday that Secretary Hay
would retire after the presidents pres,
ent term expired bit the announce
ment Of the president today sets these
rGmors at rest.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-12
NEGRO WAR COSTS
GERMANY so ooo.o
No Easy Matter to Put Down the
Herero Rising.


Herero Rising.
Berlin. Nov IA supplementary
budget ol $zo 100 900 for the expenses
20. the army IL German Southwest AZ
rica as o result Of the insurrection
viii be presented to the Reichstag in
December
Even this sum embarrasses the i'm
perial finance ministry which is striY
ing to reduce the annual deficits anc
AZ the same time provide additiona
funds for various public works anc
for the army and navy.
The progress in suppressng the ma
tive rlsings appears to be going or
measurably we'll About 400 recruits
ere going to Couthwest Africa largel.
10 replace the losses Of the command
ia the field from sickness.