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The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Bruning. also Of the embassy stan. are
spending a few days in New York.
"
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
Nabuco viii entertain at their usual
Sunday evening dinner tonight.
Baron Rosen, the Russian arnbassa-
dor. has arrived at St. Petersburg and
joined his family for the summer. With
the baroness and their daughter the
Baroness Elizabeth. he will return 70
Washington in October.
The japanese ambassador will be the
honor guest of Perry Belmont at a din
ner for rIen tomorrow evening.
Senior Don Joaquin Bernardo CaIvo.
the minister from Costa Rica sailed
Thursday for Costa Rica. where he vas
called on business in connection with
the establishment OF the Central Ameri-
can court Of justice. He is expected to
return in about a month.
Baron Moncheur. the Belgian mInistec.
and Baroness Moncheur gave a bridge
dinner last evening In honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs Mortimer. Of Tuxedo.
They will be Joined at the legation
Tuesday by Mrs. Arthur Grant Daft.
wife Of the British minister to Cuba.
and sister Of the baroness.
Inc Bolivian Minister and Sonora de
Calderon. nave returned from Baltimore.
and will leave early next week for New
York. from where they viii sail In
June for Europe to spend the summer
senior Arias Miranda. the Spanish con-
SUI at New York. will spend several
days m Washington this week He will
be guest st the legation.
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Cabinet

The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Oscar :. Straus were dinner
fOsts last evening. having as their
guests the Secretary Of Interior and
Mrs. Garfield, the British Ambassador
and Mrs. James Bryce. Senator and
Mrs. Bulkeley. Senator and Mrs. Clay
Representative and Mrs Weeks. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Richardson Glover
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan.
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Ambassador Jusserand. Of France.
and Nine. Jusserand will leave Wash
ington the latter part Of June for New
York from where they will sail for
France TO remain abroad until October.
Baroness Won Sternburg wife OF the
German ambassador, gave a tea yester-
day afternoon at the embassy in honor
OF Nm He6hinghaus. wife OF the Cor
man naval attache who will he traus-
ferred TO another post this summer.
Miss LaUgham poured tea. and the
baroness and Mime IIebbinghaus re-
ceived the guests. who were mostly
Anne. Hehbinshaus' personal friends
The ambassador and the baroness will
leave Washington "wednesday for New
York, from where they viii sail Satur-
day for Europe. to remain abroad until
August. During their absence the en-
bsssy Will be established on the North
Shore OF Massachusetts.
Nine. Hebbinghaus will make a Sc
ries of visits in this country. going
first to the Adirondacks about May Il.
before leaving, probably in July.
Count Hatzfeldt. counselor or the
German embassy, ard Lieutenant Won
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WeddinGs-Enaaqements

Miss Eleanor Hunter Lutz and Rfcr-
ard Wilmer Boiling were married lsv-
evening al s O'Clock in the home Of the
bridc's brother and slster-in-Iav.. aFr
and Mrs. Francis A Lutz. on Calvert
street
The ceremony took place in the 5av
window IN the drawing room. the bridal
party standing IN a bower OF gresr,
palms and ferTs. studded with lilies and
hydrangeas, banking 55th sides OF tH.
window An effective 4rr8ugeFnenf or
feathery asparagus vine and smIlax ,r-,-
tained the window The Rev Hcrber,
Scott Smith. rector Of St Marrare--.
Episcopal Church was The oTdciatire
clergyman, and the bridal couple kner
before a. prie dieu or white satin. deco
rated al either end with clusters OF tile.
lilies
Miss LUIS bridal costume was a DAN
q empire gown Of white chiffon oyer
satin. with girdle OF white
/ satin with the long sash ends coming
90 tie hem Of the train Her lonz tuIiz
veil was arranged with q coronet gf
orange blossoms. and in.osed Of the con
ventional bridal bouquet she carried
white-bound prayer booE The bride
only ornament was a diamond Brooch
the gift or the bridegroom.
Francis a Lutz. brother Of the
bride. gave his sister IN marriage bs-
she was otherwise unattended. ]. Ran
dolDh Boiling brother Of the bride
groom. acted as best man and there
we're no ushers.
only small family party. including
the members Of the two families and
near relatives, attended the ceremony
and the reception which followed. o77-
lng 20 recent bereavement in th-
family OF the bridegroom
After the reception Ny. and Mrs
Boiling Left Washington for a Nouhe-u
bridal trip Mrs Boiling wearing a
modish tailored gown. Of gray with a
gray hst trimmed with plumes. U-Doa
their return they viii be at home after
June 7 az s. james Court. d new apart
ment house on California avenue.
The bride is the daughter Of the Isr.
Francis A. Lutz, OF Washington. and
her family has lived in Washington FOR
generations Mr.. Boiling is the son or
Tie late william "A. Boiling. of Virginia.
anu belongs 10 the oldest and most
distinguished families OF The Old Do
mlni0n-
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tsstefuIly adorned with quantities OF
dogwOOd anc other spring flowers and
Mrs. Ash was assisted in dispensing the
| hospitalities of the afternoon by Ms.
James Sladen. Mrs. Myron PutIer. Mrs.
Hooes. Miss Sladen. Miss Burrows Miss
Clark and Miss SeweH
Mrs Arthur T. Ramsey was hostess
/ AT tea yesterday afternoon al Fairmont
Seminary from 4 tc S O'Clock. Assist
ing Mrs. Rsmsey we're Mrs. Scott c.
Bone, Mrs. l. White Busbey. and Mrs.
Ansberry.
Mrs. Sol Rice and daughter Miss len
ME Rice. Of Chicago. are the guests OF
/ Mrs W Nordlinger. or 5082 \ street
northwest They viii be a, home 10
their friends today.
I wedding of interest TO p large circle
! OF Washingtoniaus took place in Rich
mond' Va, Wednesday. when Miss Rena
: strauss, or that city. was married 70
( Henry r. JandOrf. OF Baltimore.
] Mr. and Mrs. Leon H Reizenstein and
son. RuebeD Harris Reizenstein. Of New
York, who nave been the guests Of Mrs.
r. Harris, Of the Oakland. for the last
several weeks. VIII return 70 their home
! today.
Miss Edna n. weyI. OF r street en-
! tertained informally with bridee-whfsf
on Thursday afternoon. complimenrsrv
/ - out or town friends The visitors
prize was won by Mrs. Lewis Keonigs-
berg or New York, while Mrs. Sydney
K 9 kaufman won the other.
| The guests were Mrs. Leon II Reiz-
enstein and Mrs Lewis Keonigsberg- Of
New York; Mrs Albert Sigmund. Mrs.
Adolph Weyi, Mrs. Fannie X. Levi Ms
: { kaufman. Miss Mae F. Y. Harris
and Miss Helene D. Enge'
! The board OF directors OF the Wash
/ nEton Hebrew Conservation. after q
meeting SUNDAY afternoon. entertained
I at dinner at Villa Flora The invited
guests we're Rabbi Louis Stern and
/ Rabbi Abrsm Simon. OF Eighth Srresr
Temple; d Kahn and Levi r. Kauf-
man
The members OF the board. present
were isaac I BlOut. president. A
n FfsheL vice president. Jacob Else
man, tres surer; Joseph Abel. secretary
/ B. Solomon. Meyer Cohen. Levi II.
David, Julius l. Peyser. N. u. Rosea-
berg, Charles Goldsmith. Max Fischer.
D. J. Kaufman. and A D. Prince.
Mrs William Garner has returned 10
her home in Newport News. after visit
ing relatives in Washington
Mr. and Mrs. Jack kosminskv and
son JACK Laurie spent a couple Of davs
here last week, en- route from the south
10 their home IN York. Pa
Mrs sigmund Tanner. OF Cumberland.
Nd, has been spending few days with
Mrs Bertha CobIenzer. az the I,ac1ede
Mrs Lewis Eecnigs berg. who has
spent the last several weeks in Wash
I ington with her mother. Mrs. Charles
kaufman or Eighteenth street. VIII rs-
turn TO her home in New York today
Melvin Ricn. who has spent the last
Two years IL Toledo Ohio. IS again -e-
siding here with his parents
Mrs Harry NJ. Kaufman has returned
from Baltimore, where she was the
guest OF relatives
Mrs. Fannie X Levi = spending tha
week in Baltimore with her sister. Mrs
Benjamin Frank
Miss Elizabeth Farber is visiting her
parents IN Chicago for a Fortnight.
Mrs NJ Gross. OF Columbia road. is
visiting relatives IN Philadelphia.
Sydney Frank OF New York. suenr the
last week here with his parents
Max NJ Bernstein and Monroe NJ
FTankel. q 1882 Kenyon street. have as
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

tsstefully adorned with quantities OF
oogwood anc other spring flowers and
MS Ash was assisted in dispensing the
hospitalities of the afternoon BY Ms.
James Sladen. Mrs. Myron Putler. Mrs
Hooes. Miss Sladen. Miss Burrows, Miss
Clark and Miss Seweu.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10


Gardner Hubbard home which is now
undergoing extensive repairs and 3m-
provements.
Miss Grace Jones and Miss isabelle
Knapp We're given "a surprise birthday
party by a number II their classmates
Thursday evening AT the villa Dream
throp." Among the guests we're Allss
Nichols Miss McFaddeu, Miss CrahiiL
Miss Tracey, Miss Everett. Miss Cox,
Miss Knarp. and Miss Jones
The evening was spent i'm games and
music. Several musical selections we're
given by Miss McFadden and Miss Jones.
Delightful refreshments We're serve IN
the dining room; which was decorate4
with the class ColoTs-grren and rea-
The Mcrrynakers viii Sive tHeir last
indoor dance or the season Tuesday
night. Nav 70 at National Rifles Ar
mory. A new feature is being planned
for the event
Among those sailing today from New
York for Genoa. via Gibraltar and
Naples. on the steamship Princess Irene.
OF the North German Lloyd line, from
Washington are Mrs. r. J. COwles- Mrs
Henry A. Seymour and Miss Helen W.
Seymour
Three Chaufeurs.' a two-act com
edT. was presented by the members Of
the EsthnaorltE Sunday School Class.
Of the Mt. Vernon Place Church, We'd
nesday evening. Ior the benefit or the
class.
Those taking part were Mrs Lula
T-rTrn 4 "
A Grower Miss Carrie II. Riddle. Miss
Florence Irmen. Miss Z. Helen White
Miss Berta J. Hopkins Miss Eta
Leonard. Miss Mae Payne, Miss Janet
Gore, Miss Nancy Nessmith Miss Ger
trUde Rice Miss Fairy Irmen. John W
Racey. Bernard \. Coe, and Z. B. Mil
Ter, jr
The play was presented IL a very in
telligent manner. showing not only good
training. but talent Among those de-
serving especial mentiol were Miss
Riddle who. as Gertrude Castelton,
masqueradinE as Nehndy Pike. was par
ticularIy clever; Miss Shamer. John W
Racey, and Mr.. Coe.
a delightful luncheon was given by
Mrs. +. *. FOltz Friday in her home in
Cherryds5e. Va. The dining room was
decorated with flowers. Violets were
used In profusion. the center of the ta-
bic being banked with them
Mrs LaCkey won the first prize i'm
guessing ni3tcn- pretty handmade
tie. The booby prize a.-,tv little
water color. was won by Mrs. Harrison.
The Cherrydale Euchre Club was en-
tertained by Mr. anG Mrs. Bruce Earri-
son at their home in Dominion Heights
Va. Saturday evening
Mrs David Adler. of Pistsburg, who
is the guest of her mother. Mrs. Fannie
Abel. 6l9 X street. VIII be at horne
Sunday
Mrs Ninie Ream Hs ;;ie viii receive
her friends on Tuesdays as usual. Last
Tuesday Mrs HoNIe entertained 1he
members Of Abraham Lincoln Circle.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Mrs Percy Ash was hostess at tea
yesterday afternoon in her home on
Riggs place in honor of Miss Wharton,
OF Philadelphia. q merlber Of the Colon
ial Danes Society. The parlors were
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
HR9 e. M KSCFTER OLCOT
ETS. PGR7SSSKZzUIS CLCOTT
OF NEW IClPE

Court and VIII spend the summer
months iu Tuxedo. Upon their return
10 Washington In the fan. they VIII
take possession OF their Beautiful new
home on Dupont Circle. formerly the
Gardner Hubbard home which is now
undergoing extensive repairs and 1m-
provements.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Mrs. Larz Anderson left Washington
yesterday for her summer home. Weld,
at Brookline. Mass
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

DTr. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins
gave beautifully appointed dinner last
evening in their home on Connecticut
avenue
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Baron r. Preuschen -an und "a Lieb-
eustein. naval attache of the Austrian
embassy. and the Baroness Preuschen
gave 4 luncheon yesterday at the
Highlands Their guests were Captain
and Mrs Nihlick. OF Annapolis: Lieu
tenant Commander and Mrs. Sellers
and Miss Jackson.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Mrs Arthur T. Ramsey was hostess
al tea yesterday afternoon at Fairmont
Seminary from tc O'Clock. Assist
ing Mrs Rsmsey we're Mrs. Scott C.
Bone, Mrs. l. White Busbey and Mrs
AnSberry.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

their guests Charles n. SHAPIRO. Of
Bridgeport, Conn. ana A SlIverthsn of
New Haven. Conn
Mr ana Mrs. samuel AItmeve~. o.
Macon, Ca. were guests in town du-irc
the week
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

''The Merchant Of Venice was prc-
sented by the young girls OF Chevy
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Mrs. Sol Rice and daughter. Miss Jen-
me Rice. OF Chicago. are the guests OF
Ars W Nordlinger. OF 5082 X street
northwest They viii be a. home 10
their friends today.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

q FTEn many Of residence in Washington with onha the
- md
their hands and formed social organizations
Congressional composed
Senator's
aequantaneeBp its members facilitate their social inter
and proi place of meeting which help for
them the advantages of life the National Capital"
regular
the working although
meetings
The homes Of the members and number of entertainments have been
planned of the members by prominent Of Wash
iugton
of officers Perkins wife Of
Henry
Lodge wife of Lodge of Massachusetts, Mrs
ams, Of Representative of Mississippi; Champ
Clark Representative Missouri George
Fae wife of Representatve Fassett Of New YORK ec ~
spgh Representative spgbt
Pp corresponding Miss Wood sister
o Jersey treasurer.
among club were the
groups entertaining n manner
Mrs John Dalzen wife of
reception Saturday April
important after
daughter,
Crane member and the beautifully
Fairbanks, wife of President, Friday
The Vice Presidential adapted to entertainments
decorated with spring flowers and with the dainty
handsome tolettes
afternoon garO Of mere presented pleasing spectacle
Mrs Fairbanks of the Of hostesse
assisted by her daughter Mrs Tmmons
usually dspense
assisted by Miss Cannon daughter Of the Speaker
a charming YOU
fom? What husband long
YOU in washngtou?~ nd meet frst?n
Club, institution seems
to be firmly established in the o
r p p
Arhonide daughters composed of the
Congressional Repre-
sentaives Their organization has
adjourned summer
The society preteniou
undertaking Of
which the bachelors Washington society invited
Miss Bessie Lamb daughter of Representative Virginia
is the president of
p z r
RO0SENELTS
HM of this week These little garden parties always
the exclusive delightful Of White House func-
'lon Mrs Roosevelt receives her of
Oldest and picturesque in of
ecute Mansion Tea served after
tent on the lawn the colonial bright sunshfny
afternoon
is o the pTetest
Usually Invitations these
tended only Mrs }ooseYts Of
for Friday afternoon of visiting governors
of States and Territories the
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Miss Mildred Strother was nlzr-.5-
10 M GUlicIl Tuesday in the O-E C..a-
Spring Church. near ueIapIane. Va
the Rev Dr. Lusby offciatinS Tic
church was beautifully decorated ,,..s
ferns and spring flowers
The bride. who was given fa wr-.
rage by her father James Sarou.gr.
wore a gown OF white crepe O. e...e
over silk and gold ornaments. -Is~
maid OF honor was Miss Berrie S-ll-..-
who wore pink Organdie. and carried
pink carnations au5 her hridasnai5=
were Miss Susie smith Miss Sue S--rl-.-
81, Miss Guiick. and Miss Laden
The ushers were John As-.v. ST.
Fletcher. Mr.. Slaughter. 8-- F-zss-.
ana AR Cushing
After an Informal reception NJ and
Mrs Quick came 10 Washington. ula-a
they viii spend their honeymoon
Miss Mamie = Dillon and Charles U
Gil. both Of Washington. were married
Wednesday evening I'm the parsonage Of
the Immaculate Conception Church. tr-
Rev Eugene ConneIly officiating
The bride. who was attended hv ho-
cousin Miss Lillian CRAY a. maid o-
honor wore p becoming gown o. hro---
chiffon broa dcloth, made princess s--T-
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Mrs. Tallmadge, Miss TslImadge. and
Mrs Henry Tallmadge. OF 1856 Irving
street, viii be at home next Wednesday
afternoon. May IS. from 5 TO s O'Clock
when they NiH be pleased to see all
their friends
The Washington times., 1908-05-10
Diplomatic

The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Pianches. who have been
spending some time in Chicago, VIII
return 20 Washington Thursday
The Austrian Ambassador and Baron
ess Hengelmuller and their little daugh-
ter. Mia, viii return 10 Washington
Tuesday from Hot Springs. Va. where
the baroness has been taking the
baths for several weeks
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Little Miss Marie CUlberson, dsugh-
ter of Senator and Mrs. CuIberson Of
Texas. was hostess at a delightful child
ren's party yesterday afternoon in the
Culbersons' apartments IN the Connect
cut. About thirty little guests spent
the afternoon playing games and Wit
Messing the little Punch. and Judy show.
4 delightful supper was served at 5
'cleck.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Miss Audrey Sackett, OF New Londoa
Conn. is the house guest OF Rear Ad-
miraI and Mrs George A Converse.
L s y. in their home on Connecticut
avenue.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

a wedding of interest to n large circle
or " ashingtonians took place in Rich
Inond' Va, Wednesday, when Miss Rena
. strauss or mat city, was married 70
Henry r. JandOrf. OF Baltimore.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Mr.. and Mrs. John R. Mclean have
Invitations out for a large breakfast
today at Friendship.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Ar and Mrs. Leon II Reizenstein and
son. RuebeD Harris Reizenstein. Of Neuf
York, who nave been the guests Of Mrs.
K Harris, Of the Oakland. for the last
several weeks. VIII return 70 their home
today.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

The japanese ambassador will be the
honor guest of Perry Belmont at a din
ner for EIen tomorrow evening
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Gen. and Mrs. Thomas Ward T.
: A. retired and Miss Katherine
Ward. who spent some time In Wash
inston, AT the kenessw, and their son,
john Ward. have returned 10 their
home in Rochester, y. Y. John Ward
IS a student at NIr. Dowd's Prepare tory
School for his examination for the
army next month.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

Mrs. Harrington. widow Of Gen. F.
n. Harriu gton. United States Marine
Corps. and her daughter. Mrs "
II. Han, wife of Captain Hail, United
States Marine Corps. have taken apart
ments ar the Hotel Stratford. awaiting
Captain Halls return from the Western
coast
Dr. and Mrs. Harrington have moved
from 1879 Park road To their new home
on Fourteenth and Monroe streets.
The Washington times., 1908-05-10

The Rev. Lucien Clark. d d. and
MIS- Clark, OF Columbus, Ohio. are
visiting Mr- and Mrs. /. p Altschu. Of
2O0' G street northwest. DR.. Clark is
well known in this city. having served
as pastor OF Foundry and HamIine
Churches for some years. and he was
also presiding elder OF the Washington
diStric'.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-29
LATE BUYING MAKFS
ATTRACTIVE MER.
CHANDISE OFFERINGS

During trip to New York the past two
weeks we "scooped" some of the most ~
tractive merchandise of the year at our OWN
prices. Owing to the extreme dullness IN
the New York trade merchants were more
eager to dispose of their stocks than AZ anr
time we have ever known. We want 10
turn the goods into the cash as quickly 90
possible and in order to do so we are ooinn
to offer you now from day to day, for tbss
CASH, some of the strongest inducements
to separate you from your coin that we
ever yet offered. Understand this is not
lot of hot air. We mean busness---thesp
goods were bought by us to sell and sell.
rapidly and if you will come and look over
our many offerings you will readily recog.
nize the merits of the goods and prices. We
are not offering trash, but the BEST NER.
|CHANDISE, which we find from experi.
|ence is what the people want We invite
you to come, criticise, examine--youll buy.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-29
WEDDING IN JUNE TO
BE A BRILLIANT ONE
Miss Martin And sCIiffOrd
G. Clay To We'd.

One of the most brilliant social
events of the early summer will be
the wedding of Miss Zeralda Martin,
of Albany, and Mr.. Clifford c. Clay,
of Americas. A limited number of in
vitations were issued yesterday, by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Randolph Mott,
the wedding to take place at their
home in Albany on Tuesday, the
ninth of June, at o'clock. On &C
county of the popularity of both of the
contracting parties, much interest is
manifested in their wedding. Miss
Martin is one of Albany's most charm
ing young women, endowed with
rare personal charms and accom-
plishments. Though resident of
Albany only a few years, she has
endeared herself to a host of friends,
who will regret sincerely to see her
make another city her home. Miss
Freddie Shipp, of Americas, will be
maid of honor, and Mr. Walter Slaton,
of Americas, will be best man The
bridesmaids will be Misses Kate
Wheatley and Elizabeth Hollis, Of
Americus; Miss Frances Stephens of
Macon; Misses Isabelle Battle of
Columbus; Misses Madelyn Gilbert
and Sherrie Lewis Of Albany The
groomsmen will be Messrs. Eugene
Clark Youel G. Hilsman, and 0. L.
Davis, of Albany; Messrs. Charles
Burke, d. Robertson and Paul
Sanford, of Americus.-Albany Her
aid
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-29
EFFORT is MADE TO
PUT BACK THE TRAINS
Commission to Give Hear
ing Today.

1t is understood that another eff
fort will be made today before the
Railroad Commission to restore the
Centrals night train service between
Americas and Albany. To this end a
lumber of business men of the latter
city, and possibly some from Ameri-
Gus will, it is SEid, take the matter
up with the commission today in an
effort to have the old schedule of
trains and 8, restored. Some time
ago the Railroad Commission, upon
showing of poor business between
these two cities as made by the rail
way company, granted permission to
discontinue ito Of its several trains
these have since made Americas
Il terminal point. Since then the
bn- ness men of Albany have made
Ell TT to have the old schedule res
un4ed, but without success. Another
effort to this end will be made before
the commission today,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-05-29
TROOPS IN CUBA NOT
TO BE REDUCED

WASHINGTON, May (SpeciaD
The important announcement was
made at the War Department today
that a decision had been reached not
to withdraw any of the American
troops from Cuba at the present time
1t is understood that the conclusion
reached was based upon representa-
tons from Gov. Magoon and Gen.
Barry, commanding the army Is
Cuban pacification, that it might
be advisable to reduce the military
forces in Cuba in advance of the
time fixed by the President for
the establishment of the Cuban
Republic next February, when the
entire. army is to return to the
United States
1t is explained that the only object
Of wishing to bring home some Of
the troops at this time was to increase
the number of regulars in the con
templated Summer maneuyers in
this country.
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