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MOVEMENTS OF THE ALLIES
IN FRANCE ARE DESCRIBED

LONDON. oct 9. midnieht-The
oficial press bureau issued tonight a
statement from the headquarters of
the British eNpcditionary force. under
date Of September -. concerning the
movements OF the British force and
the ~ uch armies In in'as dIafo touch
With 10. The statement follows.
The gencral situation az Viewed
on the map remains the same az de-
scribed IN the last letters. and the
task Of the army has not changed.
~ Ia 20 maintain itself until there ls
= general resumption Of the offensive.
NO ground has been lost Some
has been Eained. and every counter
attack has been rcpuiscd-in certain
instances with very severe losses TO
the enemy
Nevertheless. the question Of posi-.
ton b. only a part Of the battle. and
thore has been considerable improve
mont In the situation. ln another I'm.
poriant respect recent offensive cf.
forts of the enemy have been made
Without cohesion. his assaults being
delivered BY comparatively small
bodies actinr without cooperation
with those on either side Somo %
them. indeed. cvinco clear SINS Of in.
ferior leadership. this hearing ont tho
statements made hy prisoners as 20
great losses IN onicers suffered hy the
enemy.
"Further. the hostile artillery nre
has decreased In volume and detesi-
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ASSURED
CONFERENCES OF MEXICAN
GENERALS TO RESULT
FAVORABLY.
Convention Will Be Held October
10 When Differences Will
BE Settled.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-An outline
OF what the immediate outcome OF
the convention OF chiefs at Mexico
City and Aguas Calientes probably
will be was received here tonight by
Washington agents OF the constitu
uonalists
According to the dispatches the
delegates OF the Carranza faction nov
IN convention at Mexico City probably
VIII adjourn tomorrow TO meet In ioini
session October 5 with the Aguas "a
henfes peace conference. attended by
Representatives OF Villa and Zapata
as Well as the CarTanza faction. OF
ncials here expect a supreme effort
VIII be made TO settle all controver
sizes between the several factions
In the event an agreement Is
reached az the Aguas Calientes con.
Fention. the plan is to have the lead
ers OF All factions proceed to Mexico
city. there "a designate a provisional
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BE[GtANS
Havlng German Names Are. 9eino
Made Prisoners Of War-Arrest- -
ed When They VoIun- s
teer for Service.

correspondence OF Associated PressD
ROTTERDAM, Sept. I7.-Antwerp
has been made decidedly uncomfort-
able for those who cannot establish a
Belgian nativity beyond dispute II
anyone may believe the story of a
refugee who. with his family, arrived
here from the temporary capital of
Belgium to-day.
The abuse that was centered on
German residents when a German
army invaded the country was later
extended to Germans who had been
naturalized. and even to natives with
German names. according to this man.
on September s." he said. some
JOG Belgians with German names.
who had volunteered for service in
the army were disarmed and placed
in detention al Bruges. where they
are treated as prisoners OF war.
though they were born in belgium
and some OF them have taken the
hre OF Germans on three or four oc-
casions.
on September the military gov.
eminent put into effect an order re-
quiring all residents having German
names, naturalized Belgians OF Ger
man birth, Germans who had been
naturalized In the United States. and
those who held what are known as
residence privileges TO leave the city
within p hours. The order was al.
tended BY Wholesale arrests OF natu.
rallied German business men. who
were told that their PROPERTY would
be conhscated along with that OF Ger.
man subjects. because Of the fines lev.
led BY the Germans on the various
Belgian cities which they had occu-
pied.
Protests to the United States con.
sui general. Henry w Diederich
were Intellectual though he IL now
charge d'anaires OF the American le.
cation In Belgium.
He Is well treated socially nv ih,.
members of the government but no
attention D. paid 10 his representa-
tons regarding these uRwarranfcd
acts. Also. he cannot present the
true state Of ahaifs In Anfwerp
through the usual legation channels
because OF the Belgian Censorship
Hy the popuiace Mr.. Diederich Ii re-.
garded with suspicion because OF his
German name
"He has even been acepsod Of being
German spy. and HE life has been
threatened
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DESCKlBES VIVIDLY THE.
SlLENCNG OF FORT
LES PAROCHES.
Tells Also of Trip Over Battlefield
and How Artillery Was
Concealed.

BERLIN. Oct. 2. via The Hague and
Donuon. $40 p. m.-An Opportunity
70 watch closely the German and Ans.
trian artillery attack on the line -,
french forts south of Verdun las, ra,
y eauay was given an Associated prass
GSorrespondent, who had been with tho
an attack which, on Friday lad 80
e eakng OF Fort Camp-Des-R ROM ~
a tne nrst step in the breaEtns 70
Sse usiense OF the fort lines. resni,ed
puI4ay In the silencing of Fort .ss
aIoches, says the correspondent r.
Ndros s evening IL was renorfad ,hs,
my one armored turret al Fort Ia
All NV was replying to the Austrian FIRE
az 81 tne other forts being silent AS,e.
slat lne Austrians Concentrates fhe,-
IRE Win precision on this sinsie -.
re- from distance of sin -rniIes 80
s.satihg that IL was but a mate ~
tIne when the defense line 1o,,ia u
reaay TOT an infantry attack u DO
Fort Camp-Des-Romains wa. -,
IsntIy defended by the French IT,
aeeachihg forces came wifhJn az
SaIuS OF the trench in front -, ~
& me french artillerymen In the caso-
e'S OF the fort had TO be dislodged
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.9rlated both In control and af-oc,t...
ne 9Ist ls probably due to tho fracs.
.ei OF metal 20 other quarters. buf fbo
tNo iattcr iacts may be- the direct rc.
5ult OF the activity OF our AIR crsft
anu lneir intcrforcncoe Win fhc
enemy air reconnaissance and ~.
servation OF his fire. "'
Ihe Germans recently have hco,
IcpynE 10 some extent on ohacrve.
uona from captive balloons sent IN
~ some distance IN tho rear OF fhoir
hrHt Inc. which method. whatever ife
cause, ~ p poor substitute for the IA.
FeCi overhead rerounaiaannco ohfofn-
able from aeroplancs.
Damage DisproportIonste
~ consequence the dnmnro he.
lnE done % us ie wholly dianrono-.
uonate % the amount of ammunifio,
expended BY the enemy. For tho isef
icW DAYS % has amounted 10 hiffinr
certain areas with larre crafora and
ln rendering some villages unhoaifh.
as the soldiers put o.
-On Friday the 25th. compersfi,.,
quiet rciEncd in our sphere ~ arffc.
The only incident worthy OF epecisi
mention was the passage Of = German
aeroplane over the Interior az our
lines. % was nyinE nirh. hut drc,S =
general fusilladc from below. wtfh ths
result that the pilot was KILLED an.
right and the observer was wounded
toonsinusa on P~g. Fou-..--N
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tinued while the TANKS are fehtins
for ascendancy.
Attempt Falls.
On the allies right the Germans
nave made another attempt to cross
tne Meuse at ST Mihiel. where they
sot across }ast week. The Germane'
uttempt TO regain the position which
tney had abandoned when Threatened
on their flank by troops from Toul
was made yesterday, when they tried
10 throw a bridge across the river
Inc pontoon, however. according 10
the French report. was destroyed dur
ing the night
The Germans. who are supposed IN
nave had the assistance OF heavy Ana
iran guns, apparently have failed in
,neir nrst attempt to pierce the outer
Iine OF forts at Antwerp. Oficiai re-
ports and statements by correspond-
ents say that none OF the Beirisn
torts has been severely damared
and that the German infantry attacks
were repulsed. with heavy losses 10
the attackers.
The opinion prevails here that the
Germans do not intend at present 10
make serious attempt to besieRe
antwerp. and that the attack fhev
nave made Is for the purpose of keen
ing the Belgians within the fortress
ana stopping sorties, which were dis
concerting to the Germans occupyinp
tne rest OF the country and Occasion.
ally disarranged their plans
Again reports are in circulation
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there were no railroads in operation
In what is now the state OF West vir-
ginia. and only two that were under
lconstruction and located. one in the
eastern Panhandle and the other
across the southern part of the state.
There were two banks, one in Wheel
ing and the other in Fairmont. with
onset this, there were .operatfne rail,
roads in the parent state, IN large
number and six banks in addition 10
ths other improvements. Including
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AWAIT ORDERS FROM PAGE

.nN WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-Produoor.
aoodoS SSeaiers . IN unwrought Come
Tj,S vJjVeea the state department fgdRsr fadsg
ne rrni.gNi rr,Iiguiries s as to the attitude ~
Great prSt 1eates government toward
plouuct as conditional confrahera 'ns ls
sor,h no statement OF policy viii ~ ~
.S5I however. until Amhsssose oe
~ =, ,o,,sl rase forwards from London me
BritIsb go,, oI facts from which the
sion OF copper shipments f1o,, - p.. poiser-
dam to Plymouth. iiO" hotter-
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TROOPS WILL REMAIN

WAsHfNGTON. oct 2-OnIciai an.
nouncement to-day that the American
TROOPS would not BE- Withdrawn from
Vera Cruz before October fi. and that
no time had been ased for the transfer
~ control ~ that port to Mcxican au-
thorities. was accepted aa meaning tnat
General Fuuaton'a forces will not be- orr
dered homo until Che Carranra villa
break has been settled and order re-
stored iu the republic
DO WnH pointed out that if fho troops
Nerr Wlthdrawn before the trouble BE-
tWeen tno conatitutinnallet factions frd
been adjusted. the action would D. inter-
rrefrd ae nu Indication ~ favnrlfiani
toward the party fn which the port ~
Aern cruz was surrendered
unlrlale said tonight however fhas
n H1a Nignlr probable several defaeh-
menfH would he Withdrawn from Vrfa
fru1 within ne neNf Two weeks. leaving
eunlfirnf force 10 remain aa Iona a.
the Circumstances warranted
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HEROIC
whole Company Of imperial Guard
Heruse 10 Surrender and Fight
TIL Last Man Is Killed.

PARIS. Oct. 2.-That an African
battalion checked the attacks of the
German imperial guard in the recent
nghting near Verdun. Is the inference
urawn from details received here OF
the combat in that section.
A survivor OF the battle who has
arrived in Paris today told the fol
lowing OF the fight.
The sun was just rising when our
outposts came back on our main force
and informed us that the imperial
guard was coming. Soon after we
could see pointed helmets. glistening
In the sun, rapidly advancing.
Deceived by our silence the guard
came on even to the barbed defenses
and commenced cutting them before
our trumpets sounded an order for
volley firing. The first line OF the
enemy seemed just to melt away un' To
der our FIRE. The second line ap-
peared TO he shaken for an instant
but on they came.
Were Wiped Out.
We could plainly see the officers
In the lead waving their swords and
encouraging their men to the assault
Another volley and the second line
thinned out; but a third line came on
and the mass crossed the line OF wire
defencea
when Charge was sounded we
rushed forward to meet them Then
our boys commenced TO fall, but Orfr
impetus was too much for the artistic
and dispersed.
"Of one regiment only n single com
pany remained. II was led by a tall
lieutenant with a boys face. lie wore
a monOcle In his eye and carried a
revolver In his hand. This company
stood TO the last man and that last
man was the Lieutenant. He refused to
surrender and stood his ground alone
until the bayonet Of the zOuaves
brought him down"
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The above is a reproduction OF a
map showing the location OF railroads.
canals. navigation projects and pub
lie institutions in which the common.
wealth OF Virginia had Invested
money as OF date OF January 1. 1861.
West Virginia in the equity cause of
the Commonwealth OF Virginia VS.
state OF West Virginia to compel the
defendant to help pay or the Vir-
glnia debt. The map, as shown. was
pending In the Supreme court of The
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United States. at the hearing before
Va, in August, 1914.
IL was prepared under the direction
OF j. n. Anderson. chief engineer OF
the public service commission of West
virginia. II was traced from an OF
nclal map In the possession of the
map of the state of Virginia, reduced
from the nine sheet map of the state
IN conformity TO law by Herman Boye
1873, corrected by order OF the Execu'
tive, 1883. by l.. v. Buckholtz.
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$4,000 FIRE

Special dispatch to thc Intelligence.
hErfNsUT Hg. vs. Va. oct TIre
that Dr. believed fn have been 0f Irrru.
eleven houses. Including o. Frrfraf rfnra
n fnuWiararf. frafaurHnf nuH barber
shop. nf MAGNOLIA. on tho Baltimore a.
ONO. .H miles west ~ here. ruf1fIiur n
lurH m $50 100 m Uaruardiur'r fnes on
be r0mniaaarr amounts fn ffe 900. while
~ O. Wood and a. T. Hunter lose heaV-
caut ~ uha foaa.
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Associated Press Man Sees
Attack on Forts at Verdun
AIRSHIPS
And Their Value IN War Demon.
strsted In Account of Mill.
tary Movements.

LONDON. Oct. 2. t9:45 D. m)-The
value OF the services rendered by riy-
ing machines cooperating in naval
ana military movements. IS shown by
tne 1oilowtng statement issued to-
night by the official press bureau:
While the expeditionary force was
being moved abroad strong patrol
10 the eastward OF the straits Of
Dover was undertaken by both aero
planes and airships of the naval air
service. The airships remained stead
ily patrollipg between the French and
English coasts. sometimes for twelve
nours, while further to the east, with
the assistance OF the Belgian autbori.
ties a temporary seaplane base was
established at Ostend and a patrol
kept up with seaplanes between this
place and the English coast opposite.
by this means il was impossibIe
Tor the enemy's ships to approach the
straits without being seen for many
miles.
"on the eth OF August when os.
tend was occupied by a force OF ma
rlnes, a strong squardon of aeroplancs
under wing Commander Sansom, com
plete with all transport equipment.
also was sent over. Later this aero
plane camp was moved and much
good work is being carried out by aer-
oplanes supported by armed motors.
Adyaneed bases have been established
some distance inland.
On several occasions skirmishes
have taken place between the armed
motor car supports and bands OF
Uhlans. All these affairs have been
successtul. with loss TO the enemy
In killed and In prisoners taken. The
naval armed cars and aeroplanes also
have assisted the Frencth forces Of
artillery and infantry on several occa-
stons. Good work has been done in
cropping bombs upon positions OF mil
itary importance and railway commu.
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INV wonLD-a nroonp.

tkiANhMA a GUY UHf1 oct u.
Louis riehrow eef1hiiaHrd what b. &c.
c'Hr'd tn D. new uufldH record fai
tw' miles over half mIIr dirt trrri
Whfn he drove hia automobile Fhr nfn
fanrr ln l.IgH. here TODAY rfr flr,.
ie three flffHa nf second fnffrr fhar
tle rc-rr1 wafo bE Iabruw nd ToIrd0
Ohio. iaat June
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SCENE OF BATTLE SHIFTS
TO ROYE WHERE GERMAN
ASSAULT WAS REPULSED

LoNDoN, Oct B. Q205 m)-Reuters correspondent
received in the Italian capital
to the effect that Pmps Gaca has been attacked bv the Rus
sans SLAMS on an sides Two of the forts already been
Austrian batteries. - ~ ~ e'"@ 's's'"'
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SUNK q?
Rumor Reaches view YORK That German
Cruiser Dresden Wa sent
20 Bottom.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2-g rumor tbst
the German cruiser Dresden had hsen
sunk by the British cruiser glaarovr
ana tnudhOuo was BROUGHT here to-day
hY rafFcugerg on The steamer Iauaroao
Prince. which arrived from south Ann
crtcnu ports. Ihlr rumor. fhe uaa-
geurrra said. wac current fu rrru.rtt.
buC0 on Scufemhrr f1
Captain Johnston az the 1nuauser
Prince. said be had talked with tho Vrff-
ish consul in pornnmtora and mat
AlthnuFn the consul enlf nufhinr about
the reported rluklur of fhr Urrrden Er
intimnted that no German wnrrhfpr .rrrr
near inc South American coast and aa-
eured the captain thHf fhr voyage 10
uf capture
ttucen Grrmen vessels. BE- was rald.
are iu ieruamhuc0 h1rbur fearing Co.
prcrence of British cruisers outside tho
tnrh0r.
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American Girl a Widovr.

LONDON. Oct 2. U0:40 D. mD-
Lieutenant g. V. Naylor-Leyland. Of
the Royal Horse Guards. second son
Of the late Sir Herbert Naylor-Lev-
land. whose wife was Miss Jennie
Chamberlain. OF Cleveland. O.. who
was previously reported as having
been wounded. has succumbed TO his
injuries.
This information Is contained In a
Hist OF casualties received from head
quarters under the date Of September
q. 2s and %. The list also gives the
names of ten other officers killed and
iwcnty-four wounded. Three officers
are reported az missing
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LONIION, oct 2. lO.3O D. M
dispatch TO the Central News from
Rome says.
The Russian embassy here has is-
sued communication which an
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nounces that the Germans have suf.
Tered terrible defeat in the proy.
,nces rces OF LODI and Suwalki. Russian
The Germans" the communication
olence and compelled to fee from Sr.
walk. Ostrowiec and other towns.
leaving behind them great Quantities
OF transport and guns Their troops
tnrew away their rifles and baggage.
numerous cannon were abandoned IN
the quagmire."
Otner telegrams from Petrograd.
the Central News correspondenf AZ
Rome says, declare that the Germans
cave lost 10000 men killed or wound.
ed and 10000 taken prisoners.
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Germans DENY

BERLIN. Oct. 2. bys way of the
Hague and London, 7;l2 u, m.-The
Thcrn Gazette contradicts the des-
patch from Petrograd which asserted
that the Zeppelin which recently
dropped bombs into Warsaw was later
captured by Russians. The paper saws
that the German aircraft returned TO
Its home port intact.
The Coburg Gazette published an
account dealing with the later days of
July in which IL asserts that Emperor
ficholas and his supporters had
reached an open rupture with Grand
Duke Nicholas and the latter's follow
ers because Of the peace attitude OF
the Russian monarch who was anxious
TO avoid war al amy cost Several
other grand dukes. the minister OF az
rtculture and Empress Alexandra, the
article SAYS, did their best to con
vince the war party that their course
was pregnant with grave develop
ments- Meanwhile Grand Duke Mich
oias had ordered the mobilization
without the knowledge of the Emper.
or. When the latter heard OF troops
marching west he was told that the
Germans had invaded Russian Poland
and instigated ? general revolution
among the Poles. The Emperor then,
according 10 the Gazette's article. re.
luctantly signed p mobilization order.
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Attack RepuIsed.

LONDON. Oct. .. S:2O D. m.-The
Antwerp correspondent OF the TX
change telegraph Company has sent
the following dispatch:
Ihe German attack on the sort and
approaches at Koningshoyck lone OF
the new forts on the outer Incl was
repulsed last night
"A violent attack on Termonde
was repulsed al ? o'clock this morn.
ing; the Belgians blowing up the
bridge tower the ScheldD.
The Belgians undertook a counter.
attack from Antwerp, Friday morn
tion. This continues"
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0epnan Statement
LONDON. 81. 2. 1905 p. m.-The fol-
lowing official statement has been re-
ccived from Berlin by wireless.
Russian prisoners az Crossen. Prus-
sia attempted 90 escape during a thund-
erstorm. The sentries opened FIRE how
ever. and three Russians we're Killed
slightly hurt
IL is reported from different sources
that the Belgiana already have placed
Ccontinusd on rage Fourtssn.)
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AMSTERDAM. via London. oct z.
lz.lo a. m.-An official despatch re-
csived here from Vienna denies All g.
Wan reports OF victories over the Aus
trians and says that the Austrians not
only arc secure In the positions thev
have captured east of the Drina river.
hut are advancing uninterruptediy.
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special dispatch from Panama on
rNp'cmhcr f said that heavy nrinr WAS
neard nil colon. and fisaf 90 was believed
German cruiser
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IKE wEATHER.
WARRINGTON, Oct. z-rorecasts
Ohio, west Virginia and western
Rennsylvania-Pair Saturdays partly
cloudy Sunday.
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Ccontinusd on Page Fourtssn.)
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THE BACKBoNE

= O
While the .chautauqua Is great oc-
ceSion OF pleasure and social eh
naeht yet there isi g deep underlying
|prlneipie in,tlie whole undersaiIiis
n is the effort for the betserfieis .si
mankind. Yesterday the & dvspzii; a. 4 ~ sAsi &
thrilling lecture OF Judge IAIdan was
the forerunner OF others to come.
This morning az I1:30 there viii be
Is lecture by MIR Long on, the sub
ject aThe Two OF U.s.. Itswfll follow
closely upon the principles laid down
by Judge Alden.
Tonight Edward Amherst OFT will
lecture upon the subject asour
Grapes In these days Of ranting
demagogues. 1t Is refreshing to hear
men speak on uplifting topics. HIS
aifIress fofliREif WIN kraat az tina allbe
Jsct Of marriage ana divorce. Iii has
beea delivered 1900 tirnea aud Is said
20 nave jdoss i wonderful amount Of
seoa In mailing she world better and
happier. In these days of flippahey
ind frivolity and Light -head dednsss
ana insecurity, as is wel3 to- have q
iiihsh c6ins 10 aa IA saS lssaase Df
fhaaz sl.isa sf.. -
Alto llpffae litzti hbhihs the nss:.s
faal dependence te III aEsectiOn 81 TIA
lneinh "a tie FAMILY. &
- = II = : Z
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seU,fLi GIA A4OLlNA THgRE

t} x ttt5 =. <tfsss VI
Tihs coItnbia State says that Cap.
p. II ciowaIs pay inspsctor Of the
United States Navy. is likely 10 be-
yTJFVg = rear uQmIraI IN the navy BOON,
ne has been detailed by Admifal
Fletcher ab collector os toms at
Vera Cruz. s. s
From the same source It Is learned
that Richard q. Reed. Jr5 son Of Rsy.
nr. Reed or tho Columbia Theological
seminary. Is chief electrician on the
batsleship sputb Carolina, IN Vera
Grnz hArhoF. Y,
( Lietitenants b eiiinger and Towers
United States navy. ere two South
carcliniana iii the aviation CORPS In
Mexican waters. s
Il I;ris cen. ErnEt a.. Gsfi,ngton ID
the laaBscgor general Of the United
s;tstes army END The rankllg mi officer
tram khiB States z 3, q 8
ys.lle police adrninis in the
tits 81 Vera Craz has been entrusted
% Lieu eehhAnfes McNeeieg
oa the II6aI aIsiatia. who married j
daughter ,ci Gene NJ C.. ls1tlet d, this
atAte. 8.
There axe ID the army 7a cominss-
STONED osiicers fscEf ssasss s,tgE