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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16
A Last Final Reply.
snrntoaa sprinRa Are snrnnR.

SOUTH SIDE. OMAHA, July 15-To
the Editor OF The Bee: As a final replv
TO the party who is afraid to sign his
own namc and who seems to prefer to
Tight In the dark. 1 will say that the
people or the defunct city OF South
omaha not only voted to get rid OF the
city government, but also TO get rid of
the old namc on June /. The comparison
as to counties does not apply to a city
in any degree. We do not say or write
Omahn. Eastern Nebraska, nor do wa
write It Beatrice. South Nebraska, noV
will there be any necessity Of writing il
South Omaha in any degree after the
north and south numbers are changed.
I notice that most OF the opposition
to calling II the South Side are those
who voted against annexation They
seem to harbor faint hope that the
annexation act will be finally set aside
by the courts, but they are INDUCING in
a dream that viii never come true. A
great many people from down here have
always registered as being from Omaha.
and that list includes lots Of anti-an-
rexationists. OF course they did not have
much "civic PRIDE" II that is what you
call It. Nor did they think they had
much to be proud Of
IL Omaha was a big city like Chicago
or New York there might be some ex.
cuss for calling a part Of the city one
name and another Dart another name.
but when the united population OF the
two cities Is a good deal less than 200. Ooo
there is no excuse In the world for two
names and for one will continue to eau
It the South Side. #. A. AGNEW.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16
rhe Nom de PIume..

SHERIDAN, wyo., July 12-ro the
Editor OF The Bee; In re The Bees Let
ter BoN. viii you please allow me TO again
enter my protest against the writers
using 1t who are unwilling to sign their
real namss7 A nom de plume's opinion IL
seldom worth noticing and their emana-
lions should not be placed before the
public. I succeeded in bringing &c. o. NJ"
out ana my published objection to "cured
IN Five Days" has brought me hatfui
Of letters asking me 20 publish a state.
ment In your paper retracting my letter
and allow that proprietary medicine firm
TO continue using your Letter Box to ad-
vertise their preparation. They admit
your publishing the lady's two-thirds col
umn letter brought them several patients
who paid we'll for their treatment. And
the same lady used the Worid-Herald TO
publish Flowers OF Hone" for the same
purpose, and IN which appeared this beau
tiful. meaningless. unintelliglble verse Of
impossibilities;
And the second day could hear At Grow
The lily bulb In the dark
It's green sheath scattered the flowers OF
Ere tie third day dswned all It's crimson
glow
Was quenched to the utmost spark.
vi 0CaAs 1NAAs 40 oA nCdflnl
lily bulb grow In the dark And then for
its green sheath to scatter flowers OF woe
until all its crimson glow was quenchsd
to the utmost spark And yet the lady
who wrote It wrote me that Il brought
patients to the firm. II makes me wonder
II Sour worthy United States senator
knows his PAPER IL being worked for the
free advertising OF money making pro-
prietary medicine firm
And now Door "A. b. MCKEE" who so
honestly admits spending twice as much
money each week for tobacco as for beef
steak for a family OF seven and whose
bette noir In this lie seems 70 be ''rnoving
pictures and candy and ice cream" has
been attacked already BY ak communi-
cants" who certainly ought 10 let their
readers know who they are Why do they
hesitate or refuse 20 Sign their names,
II they want "a b. Aickle'' 10 do betteri
And there IL another pseudonym writink
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16
Nebraska Editors

The Fort Calhoun Chronicle, Frank c.
Adams. editor and publisher. made its
appearance last week.
II. b. willis, formerly Of Omaha, is
the new editor and manager OF the Loup
City Times-Independent.
The New Era is the name OF a new
paper edited and published by P. ].
George and c. F. George at Hebron
u A. walrath, proprietor Of the os-
ceola Democrat. has been appointed COM
missioner Of printing by Governor More
head.
]. Herbert Riggs has succeeded his
late father. James II. Riggs. as manager
Of the Waterloo Gazette, Elkhorn Ex-
change and Willard Courier. The senior
Mr.. Riggs. who has been connected with
a number OF Nebraska papers in the last
thirty years. died suddenly in bis office
a few days ego.
Editor George Miller OF the Papillion
Times and Miss Ethel Espey, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Bspey, of South
Papillion. were married a few days ago.
They are spending their honeymoon In
the west and will be at home at Papil-
lion after August 1. Mr.. Miller who was
formerly superintendent of schools of
sarpy county, is also the Papillion post
master.
The Republican Valley Editorial asso-
citation at it's annual meeting at McCoolx
July 9 elected these officers President,
]. w. Hammond, Cambridge Clarion;
vice president, A l.. Taylor. Trenton
RepublicaD-Ieader; secretary-treasurer,
Karl L. Spence. Franklin News The
next meeting will be held at Trenton.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

topics invited. The bee assumes
no responsibility for opinions Of
correspondents. An letters sub
Jet TO condensation By editor.
Saratoga Springs Are sprung.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. July 13-To the
Editor OF The Bee: Here in Saratoga
Springs the only place where one may
carry a bottle without being susplcioned
Of anything worse than appendicitis. the
president Of the Omaha Commercial club
sends me views OF the city. The improve
ments are inspiring. The sixteen-story
buildings. the old city on stills, are cheer
insly spectacular. With the power canal
you would have more than doubled this
showing. Make the rally cry: The power
canal in 1916: Omaha four hundred thou
sand In 1920i" Los Angeles demonstrates
how.
advertise Omaha to audiences several
times week. Give me a booster like
the power canal to lure fasteners, and
make them your investors
Here Bryan's favorite beverage Is a
mineral spring. This is the Carlsbad of
the United States, although Canfield's
gambling is no more. Analysis proves
WNN-ae NV u ANAhN49 tut I'll Ills
except politics. Now It is a state reser-
walton OF the springs; watch the appro-
pration mania become epidemic. despite
the healing virtues Of the famous waters.
Saratoga Is a good summer resort city.
but property is cheap. She has 1ust let
out tuck in her gown, and made her
debut as a city. A comfortable place.
not far from peerless Lake George, with
a whlff Of the Adirondack mountains
elixir. The change from a water bottling
town to full-fledged city cranks up the
machinery. The double use of the cork
screw In pulling oorks and salaries IN
fuses new life into the municipality.
summer guests are coming IN a way that
promises paying season, thanks to the
German submarines curbing the exodus
TO Europe delirium. The bulldog badges
indicate the same perennial leisure class.
holding a dog for exercise-of the dog.
Ex-Governor slaton OF Georgia has lust
been here to try the waters as a. remedy
for pardoning Frank AS usual the
Springs failed TO help a political all and
he Will run for the United States senate.
His sprint getting out of Georgia gives
him good start.
uoupt IL the Saratoga waters have as
many peculiar properties as the Omaha
city water used to have. Now that the
property is owned by Omaha, no doubt
It Is different. This last settling basin
eliminates the worst troubles.
Schenectady was a graveyard for ghosts
and bats; electric power has made II one
OF the best known hustlers on the man.
could name many others east and west.
north and south, and the facts are a
denomination, no theory. Engineer Rose
water showed years ago that Omaha has
the cheapest hydraulic electric in the
United States. Why advertise ana beg
for investors? Get cheap power ana in
vestors will beg for factory sites, crowd
for a place in the new Eldorado and II
VIII no longer be estimated population"
but the census figures. Omaha, 4Oo,Ooov'
So mote II be.
Here week longer. Hopefully,
LU b. CAKE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

from Tnden. Neh.. Poly Giot." whose
communications are unintelligibie to the
writer. and one cannot but wonder what
he IL trying TO accomplish.
Your editorial reply to my original let
ter on this subject tried TO Justify the use
Of the nom de plume. because "the sig
nature would add no weight or might
tend 90 provoke personal controversy.
and that Is Just what such letters are
doing. There would be more weight and
less controversy II all correspondents
signed their names.
HORACE p. HOLMES, NJ. d.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

Failure TO pay bill OF $4,000 for device
which prevented the interrogation OF wireless
messages indirectly led to the Navy department
taking control OF the wireless station at sayviile
Long Island. The Philadelphia inventor. una
BILE to collect his claim. appealed TO the govern
ment. which investigated and found the device
doing overtime business in neutral and unneu-
tyal Hertzian waves. The first essential of war
time secrecy is the payment OF the price.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

Just for the foolishness Of one or two men,
bers OF the city council. Omaha electric light
consumers have for four months been paying
higher rates than there WAS any need OF paying
making a present to the electric lighting COM
pany Of not less than $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16
BREEZY TRIPLES.

Why do you sign your name j. John
y. y. b. Bronson - asked Hawkins
Because Il is my name" said Bron-
son. Il was christened by a minister who
suffered YOUTHS Companion.
What do you think about eating 90
much meat In summer. Mrs. Comeup7''
Since the awful things the doctors
have said about t. we'll all become vale
tudinarians. "-Baltimore American.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

The ocean-to-ocoan airship race has been
declared off because the $4,000 purse brought
out only one entry. The explanation offered is
that all the aviation business is headed toward
the European war arena. BY deferring the race
until after the war Il should become an inter-
national event. with whole flocks OF aviators in
the flying. representing all the different nation
aiities.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

Once more military activity puts Przasynsz
en- the map. Apparently neither aide have guns
OF sufficient caliber to shoot It up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

Now that Harry Thaw has a certificate Of
sanity, the country would welcome more than
ever his exclusion from publIcity's spotlight.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

II Is characteristic OF American cities to
defer public Improvements until absolutely
necessary. and Omaha is no exception TO the
rule. To widen Twenty-fourth street now would
cost twice what It could have been done for five
years ago.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

Austria aid not realize the moral iniquity'
of American munitions until Italy closed the
Adriatc Sea gate. Unable to get the goods. the
horror Of the business suddenly sunk in with
dun thud
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

It IL real mean Of tyrant man 70 attach for
back taxes the dear little runabout OF Or. Anna
Howard Shaw The doctor appeals TO the con-
stltution In vain. tax gatherer knows only
one rule OF action "Get Caesars due"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

Ladies'" announced the president of en-
afternoon bridge club ladies, Il has BEEN
moved and seconded that there shall he
no conversation at the card tables. What
shall we do with the notion
Il suggest" said n spriyhtly little
blonde, Il suggest that we discuss il
while we play. "-Philadelphia Ledger,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

But II was a good season for the lawyers
and the professional aienists while IL lasted
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

And when the water works appraisement
was in progress Water board spokesmen OBJ
jected to counting in any OF the money expended
for river rip-rapping as part of the Investment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

shippers might relieve their doubts by send
ing the Julia to the Speedway for trial record.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

IT'S dollars 70 doughnuts that II there we're
no buried treasure, neither would there be any
forty-seven-year-old murder skeletons dug up.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

The San Francisco exposition has revived
the Greek festival with dancers in "flimsy
tunics." Well, that's more than the modern
style dancers wear. sd
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

Making Hay While the saa shines.
TEXAS has shipped so.ooo bales OF hay 70 the war
ring nations Animal ammunition comes high. but u
must
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16

should have The Bce mailed 20 them. Ad-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16
21e GSeesd&
sZeMe2sB0af

Brief contributions on timely
topics invited. The nee assumes
no responsibility for opinions OF
correspondents. an letters sub
jeot TO condemnation By editor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-16
Adventures in Shopping

y along but always, II seems she has a shop
AoMETIMEs she shops alone-this lsdy-sometimes
with a feminine friend. and occasionally she lets
ping adventure two.
And how they vary They're as full OF queer
twists and turns the heart Of woman Itself They
unpleasant and pleasant commonplace and excit-
ing. in turn From contented laughs successful
shopping episodes she the gamut 20 stormy tears
Of indignation. Perhaps the telling OF few Of these
adventures may mean more than the mere setting
down Of sprighuy conversation. Something tells me
Il will
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10

attorney general in charge OF the pros
.CUtion. announced tonight that .he
expected 10 complete the states case
by tomorrow afternoon. Aside from
Gordons testimony virtually all the
evidence today had 20 do with the
renting OF the big automobile in which
1haw fed as far as New Hampshire.
the presence and actions in the Hol.
land hotel at Beacon, y. Y, which
ddioins Matteawan, of the co-defend-
ants. the ownership # the Iaudalet.
which figured in the escape. and the
Identification Of court records. The
usual motions To dismiss the indict-
ments against the defendants were
made and denied.
Evelyn Would Testify.
Mr. Kennedy. In outlining the case
OF the state 10 the Jury at the open.
ing OF the proceedings today. asserted
that Thaw was insane at the time Of
his escape and that t5 allow bim TO be
at large 80 this time would still con-
st!tutr a menace 10 the public safety.
Although IL was said early In the
day that Evelyn Nesbit Thaw had
stated her intention to testify in her
husbands behalf. Tfaw's attorneys
declared they would not calf her,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
REV, CONNELLY DID
NOT ATTACK HIM
Man Who Assulatcd Girdler
Was An Oil Field
Worker.

Rev. G. T.. Connolly. free Methodist
preacher. did not assault the Rev. j.
\. Girdler on last Sunday night at
the Pleasant Hill schoolhouse, as was
reported in Tuesdays World. Rev.
Connolly Is u Methodist pleacher and
not Holy Roller. Through an error
II was carried in Tuesdays World that
the Rev. Connolly assaulted Rev. j.
A. Girdler. Instead Fred Heckermer
attacked j. y. Glrdler. according to
Information sworn 10 in the county
attorneys office. Heckermer is an
oil field pumper. He has not been
arrested. Although the Rev. Con-
nelly frequently holds meetings at the
pleasan, HIN schoolhoUse. he was not
there sunday night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
RICH ANARCHISTS ARE ACTIVE.
Investigation duplicates Prominent
Men in lnpaIriOtir Acts.

PNR'S. March ?--'?..; y. m)---
IugU!rirs rs tho polic" of Paris into
~" distribution Uf ar;i-patrIotic
p,mp ui,', ~ the capital. Il - af.
timcd hN In" H,Nas Agency today,
'mr.ic,'" wei. known LAND propric.
trI named Provost, residing Ui -.
Raphael. who ~ lu"wu as an In-
ar.hIst millionaire. The cas-" w,s -
s'r"u. agiIUs' VI. Provost that he
has hc,n taken int" cus'odN. together
with a man named l.orrlot. Who has
hs,u active IN rar.s anarchist circles.
Nlriou. women arr'a: :" haN" acted
~ assent, Ul the CuuspiIa;orS Who
circulated tint. it'rItui'.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
CABLES ANTICIPATES SIEGE
Omr Thousand Villa Troops In -Four
Miles Puts City in Terror

AGI'N I'RIETA. March 9.---Car-
rama scouts reported IN" appearan""
of '.o00 villa troops four miles south
Ut here this afternoon. General l.
Elias Gallss, CommaNdauf here. i'm
mcIia''N set his garrison Z" w"Y.i
strengthening the Qualifications t1 an.
tICipation Of an extended siege.
Reports from Douglls. Arizona,
iust across the border. s'asd that the
villa troops were seeking tO draw
tillc. "u'sid" al his "rti!ica'ions Ct
give haitl" ~ a point sufficiently tar
FROM IN" boundary to avoid endanger-
ing the lives Uf Americans.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
HIGH OFFICIALS ARE ARRESTED
being Held on Alleged Charges OI
Treason. Say the Papers.

COLOGNE. March 9...-CN.a London,
li:o0 y. M D---According 10 the Coz
loru" Gazette. III" governor. general
"S belgium. General Won Kissing. has
caused the arrest Uf i!Sc Belgian Of
i,Cials on an allera;ion that they In.
duccd Belgian customs officers to 90
through Holland ~ order 10 enter the
belgian army.
m, mon. according ~ the news
paper. viii hr placed GA trial FOR treas
un. They include biclrior Genera!
Gan,c'S of IA" ministry Of finance,
Director of Customs Sikodom". and
Customs Inspector Prc."; Uf Idcg".
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
BIo TRADE BiI-lNCE SHOWN
GNr"TI> Show Big Excess over I'm.
ports iOT Week.

WASuI%iTnN. MaYch g ENc's-
"f exports over imports passing
through "a. thirteen principal cus-
tom, districts of IA" United States
l".' led AZ ;ty"rhhl" trade balance oi
80, l.,@l !"c IN" week ending
March u. ACCORDING I" GIsUres given
cut today hS 'he department of com
'u"rC". Exports FOR IA" week t"tdilod
!i;. ."I.;s6 against imports "f S29,-
$4,000, Daring III" same period Al
total "' ";l.Si3 bales oi cotton was
exported, making - grand total of eN-
ported cotton sine" August I, 1914, "i
..1I:.S .SG1 bales.
The department mad" public also
estimated figures FOR the month "t
February complete. showing imports
$i3o.u0o.U"o. exports, s?o", 900, ,oOo.
excess Of exports, SlS5."uo, 1000. SImi-
lar figures for January We're: lm-
ports SIG4,3;?,3I1. exports. s2G7,N7S,-
1913, excess "g exports. $iii. i.i0c,??.d.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
Measures By Russell
Lose; Tulsa Is Safe
tCqn'.nutI From rar, "n"o


reported back - 'hc s"o''" 'h's -
tcruo1. iht; ~ unanlWuu" HE''''h'''
could We reached.
"N. rnr; Instructions" sai9 SEN
a,ov Russell. IL tuo wH!'" !!rG ~ :"
l.. waved. Ion'i want :" ~" my
ha.dk,y,h,c! for ;hJi r.;ros". Lex
th. seu.', e. . Who!" j'c..Y" truce.
but do not Iia'" 'E,t task upon the
shoulders e: your committee.
The senate thcu voted :" inS't''
the coaf.r.oS I" rCcede from the
amendments. AND late; 'n' confer
ence report was adopted ~ N"'h th'
house ana The senate.
Bin y II stands.
''hc general ro.oruo bill ~ II now
stands. ready foV the governor" ape
prUNA', contains - H. principal i'a-
tur, . " per cent gross production tax
ON oil and 4 oN'-holf "S "n" per cent
gross pruau 'tIou tax on lead and zine.
II originally provided for graduated
land tax. hut this was stricken out hS
the hous, Late; u vas rcirSert'i in
the hill senator Russell also sue
ceedcI ~ amending III" bill for IN"
burpus" of V.'lliZIue his constitutional
amendment providing for pr" rhNnG
all schuu, tax collected from pubic
service corporations and In addition
thereto an IW,uiiu'ri providing i"r
per ,'h' '''S5 80 a., ,,.ii
hntS NH!NR "'''" i',''u' Wv ''"'
NiduaI '""h'I'7 I'''' '',N'"N 10y ''
Na.GeW ,'\'H GA N"y" -,
lts'"'onN 'n' '.'.' 'n.,, -
rtc had agreed - rcc't" tr"m all
three th.s" amendments. N''' rp.
r,rriu., before tn" s,ua'" tNi'" fh"
sgult, ,.ntcr,,q finally WCr" instructed
I" io''d' F"r = "n'' III" 'n'"' - ~
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u was largely '"' ''" N'"' :" t"'
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Fieu'G 10y III" E"N''!.'r Nv" "'iN l'
fore tho Legislature" .d.""Ih" ~ "i"'F
/, l'.'m' elective.
TN" hI'f" resolution N.'u'''r; ="
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icp.ai Eus-,lrf iInun, ia amen"
meu' Sc the constitution has passed
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cgnoy'a signature.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
Long Zeal Tieh, Near, End.

WASHINGTON, March ?. - The
three-year fight between the Louis
Vile X Nashville railroad and the
Western Union Telegraph company
over rlght.ot-way privileges reached a
climax In a test case presented today
to the supreme court in oral argu-
meuts.
The Western Union IS seeking to
condemn right-of-way on the rail-
roads property in Louisiana. The
railroad contends that this cannot be
done under state law, because con-
gyess controls the right.of-way under
the so.callcd railroad act" Of 1865.
The case is expected 20 settle the
controversy between the two COM
pauieS in some ten states and TO es-
tabiish precedent for other roads
and telegraph companies.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
BUT THE PEOPLE
HAVE TO PAY IT

Mr.. G. People has at last got his
revenge. lie may sit back and laugh
al his own prosecutor. This is how
ii happened
When StOnebraker heights we're
opened. the owners dedicated certain
portions Of certain lots as public
highways. But this portion was not
indicated In the plats Of the addition
In the city engineers and city attor-
neys offices
Later the commission voted TO ex-
tend the city sewers to Stonebraker
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10

heights. All the lots on the plats
were assessed alike. 1t included the
portion which the city owned. The
officials did not realize that they were
property holders.
That was more than two years ago.
Yesterday morning the contractor
asked for his pay. 1t had been held
up by the assessment on this lot
which is owned by the city.
Well, | guess we had better pay
it,, said the mayor. We don't want
to get mixed up with the Irish and
Dutch out there. Might become big
fight"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-10
roEosIo STUDENTS IL Enlist
school May Close several Wcci, Earl,
=, thc Men M:y john Army,

San FRANCISCO. March Q. - War
spirit is running high among the stu
dents OF the University of Toronto.
canada. according Co 'otter received
hgrc today from Professor George Ty-
'r Northup. which says
Nv, are quite IN thu thick. ~ war
here aud may close several weeks
early t0 permit our students to enlist
ir tho third contingent Eighteen huns
drUd mcr ure drilling every day