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SOUTH PRONG.

School started at this place
Monday, Get. 25.
Mrs. Carl Page vent to Waxa-
hachie Saturday shopping.
Mr. Buford Chiles spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hankins.
The attendance at Sunday school
at this place Sunday was very
small.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Moses spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z.
Moses.
Mrs. Lula Davis spent oae day
last week with Mrs. Jessie Williams
of Ike.
Mr.. Cato Matthews left for Dallas
Thursday. His many friends will
raiss him.
Messrs. Dee Matthews and TOLL
yer spent Monday and Tuesday at
the fair.
Mesdames Dave and Page went
to Ike to see Mrs. McAllistar one
day last week.
Messrs. Lonnie Hankins and Bu-
ford Chiles spent Sunday in Dali
las at the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Halle Jacobs spent
Sunday with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. II. Moses.
Miss Gertie Carroll spent Satur-
day night with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. j. C. Carroll.
Mrs. w. S. Cox and daughter
Nellie were shopping in Waxa-
haehie one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j T. Tucker went
to Milford Saturday to see her
mother. Mrs. Shelton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis GILES spent
Wednesday evening with their
daughter, Mrs. W H. Hankins-
Mrs. v. r. Worthy and Miss
Marie Pierce were shopping III
Waxahachie one day last week.
Mr.. V. r. Worthy and little
daughter Stella D.. spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr., J. F. Matthew's
Mr.. and Mrs l.. p. Johnson ana
daughters Marie and Ollie OIL
Boyce spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. w. S. Cox.
Mrs. w. II. Hankins and niece
Miss Marie Pierce. spent two days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. mo
mas Tapp of Bardweli
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Giles ana
daughter, Mrs. w. H. Hanklns'
and daughter Annie left Friday for
Fort Worth where they viii stay
until Monday and attend the stock
show
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MEALS YOUR KIDlIEYS)
Large Sum d Money % Make
perleci Med;cine


RENALT--4he most helpful thing
In all medicine for you. A1arge sum
of money has been expended in max
ing this great uric Acid Destroyer
the most perfect Kidney and Blad-
der medicine in the world
Medicine knows no other medicine
that can be used with such unfailine
results. and there Is no better way TO
cleanse the deadly uric acid poison
from your system.
RENALT is the most modern Of
scientific triumphs--its remarkable
formula being perfected only after
long and patient research and by .
series of intricate scientific processes
before 1t passes the proper standard
of Perfection.
Your symptoms probably are Pain
in the back--Frequent desire to uri-
nate Burning or obstruction Of
nrine-Pain or soreness in the blad-
der---Prostatic trouble--Gas or pain
in the stomach--General debility.
weakness, dizziness-C Constipation or
liver trouble-Pain or soreness un-
der right ribs-Swehing in any part
of the DISQUALIFICATION or pain un-
der the heart-Pain in the hip joint
Pain in the neck or head-Pain
or soreness in the kidneys or nerves
Pain or swelling of the joints or
muscles-Acute or chronic Rhe1ma-
tism.
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Remove Waste Natter
That Causes Sickness

1T cheerfully recommend Foiev
Cathartic Tablets to any ore suffer-
ing with constipation or htliousness.
George Jenner. ffS Labor ST. san
Antonio, Texas.
When the bowels are closgcd with
a mass Sf poisonous waste. bilious
ness, sick headache. sour stomach
bloatlng gases. and general discom-
fort result. \ wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic that VIII
move of the eongested mass without
gripping or nausea is Foley catharue
Tablets. Take them at bed ume'
and the next morning you viii hnd
grateful relief. without any diseom-
Tort headnrhe or unpleasant aites
effects. t4
They keep the liver healthily active,
promote digestion. and shut out mead
aches and bsliousness. Ask youI
druggist
sold by Curlils Two DRUG stores
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Tailor Says, .Nlost Delightful

Most tailors suffer from consti-
patton. G. w. Robertson, Wichita
Falls. Tex. says: II find Foley
Cathartic Tablets the most delight
full. cleansing cathartic | have ever
taken. They keep the stomach
sweet and aiver active and drive
away biliousness, bloating. head
ache, dizziness and other results of
clogged bowels. Curlin,s Two Drug
Stores. adv.
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formation hes been IN course o,
progress for the past eight months
At the same time those interested
In the project have been IN full
touch with the commerce. depart.
ment. and have been fully advised
as to the operation of the ne,y sa..
mems law and the proposed ship
ping bill. Officials are openly jubi-
liant as they regard the new com.
pany as an Offset to the Withdraw
al OF the Pacific Mail coapanv,s
ships from the Pacific trade.
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|GIN RESTS WELL AFTER
APPENDICITIS OPERATION

EW YORK, October 80 An Of
statement signed by the at
ling physicians announced that
Morgan. who was operated on
krday for appendicitis, passed 4
Portable night and that his con-
IN was satisfactory in every way
n the members of the Morgan
tly. except his aged mother. are
1lenn Cove. A guard barred the
hnee to the grounds as they have
/ the financier was attacked by
bk Holt early in the summer.
street continued to take the
calmly and the market opened
BIZ.
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BtENA VISTA.

The health OF this community is
very good at present.
school started at this place Mon
day morning with "A good attend
anee and also many of the parents
present.
Mrs. Buck aud Mrs. Lille Curry
we're shopping in Waxahachic one
evening last week.
Mrs. Hattie Curry and Misses
Jessie Mae Paul and Mabel Sails
were shopping Ia WaNahaehie Satur-
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IEts FACTORY
ysTl|As HEAVY Loss
az EXPLOSIONS START
IN At AURORA. ILL.,,
LATE TODAY.
u.s Twice Suffered Loss
.y,. since Origin Of the
4 European Wa.

L.poRA. Ill.,, Oct. ga Sc
!, explosions early today re
fire which caused q los
IA ooo to the William Job
chemical company's plant
| origin Of the explosion is 8
Lsr. The plant has recently
[,sd IFS production of ex.
[rss having. il is said. Eeoeived
! war orders.
(o,tIv after the war started the
4 uss almost wrecked BY fire.
damage then amounted to
,oeo.
kere we're only seven OF the
4 force in the plant when the
hx,op occurred, otherwise the
|.ls said there might have been
hyy loss of life.
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RENALT


Are you poisoned? Is your sys-
tenn saturated with deadly. fnsidious
Uric Acid? II 20, you are only ond
of the many thousands whose lives
are made miserable by this most ma
lignant poison.
Uric Acid in the system is q prod
uct of the waste matter in the blood
which is not properly filtered and re-
moved by the kidneys.
II Is the duty of these important
organs to remove this poisonous and
fetid matter from the blood and dis
pose of it as Nature intended, and
when they fail to do so. the character
of this product rapidly changes un-
til there is produced in the blood a
deadly, virulent and malignant pois-
on.
Kidney and Bladder troubles don't
wear away. They will grow upon
you slowly and steadily and with un-
failing certainty until IT kills you by
becoming full-fledged. all devouring
disease.
Cleanse the Poison from your Sys-
TEN. Don't put it off. Begin now
with
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to abandon the organization to its
lfate?-Houston Post.


When you feel discouraged and
Respondent do not give up but take
a dose OF Chamberlafn's Tablets and
you are almost certain to feel all
right within day or two. De-
spondency is very often due to in
digestion and biliousness. for which
these tablets are especially valuable.
For sale by Curlin's Two Drug
Stores. cod adv.
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HOW TO BE EFFICIENT.

Nothing saps the vitality like
kidney trouble. 1t causes backache.
headache, stiff joints, sore muscles.
always tired" feeling, rheumatism
and other ills. To be efficient. you
must be healthy Foley Kidney Pills
strengthen the kidneys. help them
do their work OF filtering out from
the system the waste matter that
causes the trouble, Curlin's Two
Drug Stores. adv.
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VICTIMS OF SCHOOL FIRE
BURIED At. PEABODY TO-DAY

PEABODY, Mass, October go
Cardinal Gibbons officia,ed at the
funeral OF seventeen little victims
OF the fire at st. Johns Parochial
school today. Business was suspend
ed and the church was filled to over
flowing. The other victims will be
buried privately tomorrow or Mon
day.
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1EUT0NIC ALLIES FORM
4 JUNCTION OF FORCES

|pAE, October So.-The Aus.
f. Germans and Bulgarians have
fed junction at Egri Palanlsa,
Pa' a salonica dispatch reported
y believed the Teutonic troops
passed through northeastern
"a ana nave reached a Bulgarian
way connection, travelling thus
y bulgarian front. Egri Palan-
r On the railway connecting
I with the Nish- salonica line.
aoout fifty miles southwest OF
ana about five miles from the
p bulgarian border.
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! DAMAGES LUMBER
INTENDED FOR ENGLAND.

4 LOUIS. Mo-. Oct. 3o,-The
kng and saw mill of the c. F..
4 Lumber company was damag-
Il the extent of $4,000 by a
that destroyed a million dol
worth OF selected lumber for
ment to England. The fire de-
hent is Investigating report
an explosion preceded the fire.
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Champ Clark thinks Roosevelt
will be the next republican nominee.
Champ is A fairly good political
prognostieator. but Roosevelt insists
the Bull Moose party has still q great
rlission 10 perform. Would such an
empty honor as the republican nom
nation Tor presidency induce him
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The Ballinger preacher who re-
Gently became the proud father of
triplets, thus adding materially TO a
family of children already including
two pairs OF twins. would
doubtless be promoted to a bishopric
If Teddy had his way about it,.
Cleburne Review
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NASH.

Mr.. Sig Lanier and family spent
Sunday at Avalon.
We are having some FIRE wealth
er for cotton picking.
Mrs. Pink Montgomery spent two
days In Nash last week.
The health Of the community is
not very good at present.
Mrs. Digger spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Cannon Chiles.
Earl Smith and Ollie Pruit. went
to Avalon Sunday evening.
The teacher is preparing The pro-
gram for Rally Day to be Oct. 81.
Mr. Fonnie Marchbanks of Falls
attended Sunday school here sum
day.
Mr.. w. D. Coivin and family of
Ennis were in Nash Sunday after
noon.
Rev. c. l.. Satterfeld and wife
were in Nash last Monday after
noon.
G. B. Woodring and family spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. II. r.
Gladney. g.
Miss Reins of Ferris is visiting
her sister. Mrs. John Willis, for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Will Wakeland spent enc
afternoon last week with Mrs. r. E.
Satterfield Sr.
Mrs d. Oliver and daughter, Miss
Maude. spent "Wednesday with Mrs.
Conner Chiles
Miss Lizinka Edwards spent a
few days last week at Avalon with
her sister. Mrs. Lee Miles.
Mr.. Alderdice of Waxahachie will
make a talk before the Sunday
school next Sunday, Oct. 81.
John Harrison of Waxa hachie
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with his aunt. Mrs. c. H. kuyken-
dali.
c. H. Kuykendall and family
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
j. II. Martin and family at Red
Oak.
Mrs. Mollie v. Smith and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lloyd, spent one afternoon
last week with Mesdames w. 7 and
Edgar Martin.
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MILLION DOLLAR SHIP
GBMPAhY BEING FORMED

As'ilNGToN, Oct. so.-A new
million dollar steamship line
Z Tue American flag to operate
~ FaciIie is being formed. il
'De known here today. Large
'ork and Washington inter-
art behind the company ana is
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/ WHO KILLED FAMILY
Is HIMSELF DYING TO-DAY

hREy, Idaho, Oct. Will
Cameron, who shot and killed
Ewife; her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
h Adamson; his brother-in law,
|es Damason, aud his 1s-months
daughter last night, is dying to-
from self-inflicted pistol
|nd His wife had started di-
r proceedings.
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Preachers and newspaper men are
not overly popular with many men
probably because preachers marry
people and newspaper men write
about divorces
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while / realize that can't drink
all OF the whiskey in world, said
an Old Soak today. you will notice
that | have the distilleries working
nights"
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Railroad engineers are more ex-
Monette. Mo-. has run q Frisco sn-
posed to catching cold than any
CINE rs years and all the medicine
he has taken is Foley's Honey and
Tar He writes: II always keep Il
in my house and recommend Il to-
all who have . bad cough or cold. :
Curlin's Two Drug Stores. adv.
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day.
There was singing at Mr. Odoms'
Saturday night. A large crowd was
present and had some fine singing.
Rev. Clark filled his regular APP
pointment at this place Sunday
evening and night.
Miss Stella Curry of Waxahac,iie
was at Mr.. Henry Curry's Satur-
day night
Mr.. Henry Curry and family and
Miss Stella Curry went to Dallas
Sunday.
Mr.. Osce Sanford of Waxahachie
spent Saturday night with Mr.. Vir-
gle Sails
Miss Mabel Sails visited Misses
Lester and Tennie Furgerson OF
Ozro Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Dave Curry and wife and Mrs
Ella hurry attended the Dallas fair
one day last week.
Mrs. Allie Scott visited Mrs. Emma
Sails one evening last week.
Mr.. Dave Westmoreland returned
home from Oklahoma Wednesday
The most of the women of this
community surprised Mrs. Dave
Westmoreland Wednesday by spend
ing the day with her.
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Man occasionally. and woman
more frequently, has headache
without the faint consolation o. !
celebration the night before.
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Local Market.

The Waxahachie dealers are pay
ing the following prices for country
produce today.
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NEW YORKp WOMAN
SUFFRAGE PARADE


Orders: Head erect. eyes 10 the
'front.'. No talking or laughing" obey
ed to the letter.
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The Daily Light gives the news
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CURLIN'S TWO DRUG STORES

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1896 with admirable tenacity Of purpose.
and saved the country from bankruptcy
He was premier in 1906 and 1909, but on
each occasion was ousted from power at
the end of three months. These short
periods were marked by the adoption of
vast government programs.
When the war began the king offered
him the premiership for the third time,
but he refused, thinking that he would
not obtain sufficient support in the cham
Der. and recommended his friend. Signor
Antonio Salandra. At the present time,
conscious Of the difficulties of the situa-
ton and moved by a sense of duty, he
has accepted a secondary position as
minister for foreign affairs. giving proof
of his patriotism in the same manner as
MN. Ribot., Bourgeois and BRAND have
done in France.
Signor Sonnino began his career as
diplomatist. He was secretary at the
Italian legation in Paris in 1901, and
from there went to Vienna and Madrid.
He then abandoned the diplomatic ca
reer and devoted himself to politics OF
Signor Sonnino 1t may be said, as has
been affirmed by Signor Salandra, that IL
the occasion presents itself for the de.
velopment of the prestige and power Of
Italy. he will not be the man to lot Il
sliD.
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IBID NLA9lHAZ T0HH ZMDNN8zp6.

disgrace keenly and retired from Berlin
lie, where he had long been a beloved
and picturesque figure The Old Man
of the Lakes as he was known, re-
treated to Hanover, but from there kept
up noisy and insistent warfare He was
laughed at by the younger officers and
merely tolerated by generals of his own
age. But that was five years ago
Today Hindenburg is the most popular
man in Germany. He is declared the
greatest general of the war. of the age
Were any more honors left to be given
him, he would undoubtedly receive them.
But for Hindenburg the famous March
to Berlin voiced so lightly at the be-
ginning of the war. would have been a
reality.
But. to quote the Berlin Lokal Anzeig-
er, commenting on the glorious climax
of the February campaign in the lakes
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tay New Foreign Minister Is APPLY Called 1.-The Sphinx

TIGNOR SIDNEY SONNINO. Italy's
new minister for foreign affairs.
~ is known in the Italian press as
the Sphinx" He has twice been
premier and has three times declined the
honor. he has been minister of finance.
has served in the diplomatic corps at
Paris, Vienna, Madrid. and has sat in
Parliament thirty-four years.
With this varied experience in gov
ernmental affairs, he wa. sought by the
king to guide the cabinet in the crisis
brought about by the outbreak of war.
Sonnino declined. fearing, it is said. that
he would not be able to command the
necessary support in Parliament. He has
always declared he belonged neither to
the Right, nor to the Left" meaning
that he adopted no policy of open sup
port or opposition to the government
He is a Liberal.
Signor Sonnino has always been Of the
opinion that the Liberal party should be
the only party, and that ii should take
IT. color either Of Conservatism or Of
daring reform from the temper of the
people. This for the last thirty years
~ AoA he policy Of the Italian govern
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not important; he brought forth that
silly mythology of the superman invent
ed by a Prussian Pole-Nietzsche.
Then came Belloc and my brother,
who were even more of surprise. Bel
loo loved good beer and good fight and
he Haunted his belief in catholicism In
the faces of his contemporaries. These
two men proved that you could be more
provocative il you spoke on the side OF
orthodoxy and affirmation than II you
spoke on the side of heresy and denial"
Mr. Chesterton extolled Dickens for
his verbal felicity, his portraiture OF all
types OF men. and his sympathy with
Ideals of the French and American revo-
lutions Dickens genius was fully rec
ognized during his life, the speaker said.
as 4 the case with al great De0."
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might be termed militant masculinity
Henley and Stevenson in their worship
of arms represented a healthy and de-
sirable reaction to the cult of despair.
THE next revolt came from an
avowed disciple of Dickens-Bernard
Shaw. Shaw shattered the decadent
school with his wit and epigrams, but he
is not really Democratic Is So
cialist.
1.-THE trouble with socialism Is that
It proposes to take property away from
the citizens and give 1t to the politicians.
That In not an exaggeration; IL the prop
efty IL controlled by the government II
must Be IN the hands of the politicians.
That was not obvious to Shaw In the SOS
or to myself when ] was Socialist.
"On the constructive side Shaw vas
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district. Torn asunder and crushed to
earth are the battle ranks of the car of all
the Russians. the proud hope Of the Triple
Entente. The Russian Tenth Army, CON
sistfng of eleven divisions and . number
of cavalry divisions (about 10000 men in
alb, has practically ceased to exist
Thousands lay bleeding and silent on the
ground. other tens Of thousands stretched
up their hands Tin surrender). while the
scanty remnants fed in affrighted haste.
Men lost their heads and rushed away
like wild herds. seeking refuge in the
forest. while the pursuit roared behind
them
Hindenburg, the "Old Man Of the
Lakes" once the laughing stock OF Ber-
lin, did it, did it with his maps and
drawings of the Mazurian lakes that had
earned him the ridicule of the German
army for thirty years. 1t was linden
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During the thirty-four years that he
has sat in Parliament Signor Sonnino has
had the most varied political life. He
has given his attention to all problems.
especially those of finance. He is an ex-
ceedingly cultured man. good classical
scholar and a distinguished commentator
of Dante. His knowledge of state affairs
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but that he was a Liberal. that is, he had
an open mind and welcomed enlighten-
ment from whatever direction 1t came.
On an another occasion, in the ante
rooms of the chamber. he said that he
leaned neither to Germany nor to France.
but that he cared solely for the Interests
of Italy.
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Is complete, but he lacks parliamentary
ability. His speeches are cold and un-
inspiring.
Before being premier he was minister
Of finance in the Crispi cabinet. having
Signor Antonio Salandra, his present
chief as one of his under secretaries He
recognized Italian finance from 1898 to
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"~HE war has not produced a
Napoleon. but Germany is ac-
claiming Bluecher. The
out and pursuit of Napo-
Icons Grand Army at Waterloo was no
more decisive than the humiliation of
the Russian Tenth Army in the Mazu-
rian lakes district. in the estimation of
German military critics.
Field Marshal Oberst Won Hindenburg
und Beneckendorff is the idol of the
German public and the hero of the Ger
man army. He has been given every
honor and decoration in the power of the
kaiser to beStow.
Five years ago Hindenburg. at the age
Of sixty-two. was put on the retired list
after a tin with the kaiser. He felt his
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ments, and it is to this plancy that the
Liberal party has weathered many storms
and has assured the development of the
country.
In speech which made some impress
sion Signor Sonnino asserted that he was
against all the 'antis,' that he was
neither anti-Clerical nor anti-Socialist.
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g M

Masculines" are Englishmen and their
especial qualifications, as outlined by
Cecil Chesterton. editor of the London
Eyewitness, are:
They are fond of good beer.
They love good fight
Their literary idol is Charles Dickens.
Theysespouse orthodox religion.
They oppose socialism, and they ad-
vocate democracy
Mr.. Chesterton, who with his brother,
Gilbert Keith Chesterton. and Hilairo
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ILITANT MASCULINITY"
is the newest philosophy. a
direct outcome of the Eu-
ropean war. Militia mt